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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1916

Page

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Campbell Seeks Election Certificate After Contest Drama

In a tangled political dispute, Campbell fights to obtain a certificate of election from Secretary Osborn. The feud involves Senator Ives pressuring for a stipulation, a court contest, and threats of further action if the certificate is withheld. The outcome hinges on the timing and judicial decisions surrounding the contested seat.

Ark Campbell Osborn Sidney BP. Osborn Ofix Ives Ermer Tom Campbell Teord Hunt Camp Seine Mr. Campbell

Colodny Says Regents Overstep in Arizona Affair

Professor Colodny challenges the University of Arizona board of regents over his dismissal. He argues their action lacks stated reason and asserts he will continue teaching until January 1 with contract through June. The dispute centers on university governance and removal authority amid political tension.

Angel Hunt Bretener Mrethmerer End Jencks Phoenix Board of Regents University of Arizona Colodny University

Dirug le Plans Ahead of Kaiser's Proposal

London December 21 the United States call for a belligerent views exchange has been received at the foreign office and is under consideration pending no statement.

London United States Foreign Office

Population shift widens US cities as census data shown

Census estimates indicate 40.9 percent of Americans live in cities with more than 86,000 residents, up from 1910. The 1916 continental population is placed at 102,617,312 with total including territories at 112,444,624. Florida shows the largest increase, while Kansas and North Dakota report declines.

United States States Kansas South Dekate Ro Ing Man Wycoming Florida Iowa Masechuse North South Dakota Wremihe New Jersey New York Rhode Island Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis Boston Cleveland Baltimore Pittsburg Detroit Los Angeles Buffalo San Francisco Milwaukee Cincinnati Newark News Orleans Washington Min Seattle Jersey City Kansas City Portland Ore Indianapolis Denver Rochester Providence St. Paul Omaha

Royal E. Cabell Visits Tucson

Honorable Royal E. Cabell of Richmond Virginia former United States commissioner of internal revenue and noted southern lawyer paused in Tucson between trains to meet Allan B. Jaynes Republican national committeeman. He is bound for Los Angeles and San Francisco on legal business and praised Tucson’s modern cityscape in the desert.

Royal E. Cabell Richmond United States

District of Columbia Prohibition Bill Set for Jan 9 Senate Vote

In Washington on December 21 the final Senate vote on Senator Sheppard's District of Columbia prohibition bill was scheduled for January 9. Supporters argued postponement could jeopardize passage and aimed to secure swift action despite earlier delays.

District Columbia Washington Sefiantor Sheppard District of Columbia Senate

Villa gang close by as Torreon attacked by forces

Five Americans and one Swiss citizen reached the border from Parral reporting Villa forces moving toward Torreon from the south while Carranza troops prepared to evacuate Jimenez. The group said Villa was at the town of Jopenes three days earlier and a large force was due to arrive. Several refugees detailed killings and losses amid the border exodus.

Br. Thomas Flannagan Jacob Myer Adam Schaefer W. C. Palmer Julio Ginner Parra Torreom Wan Willa Villa Cultecan Sinaloa Caesal Edgar Koch Tennrul Parral Santa Ene Eeenae Jimenez Carranza Carransioas Cartasza Kaceloa

Notice to Subscribers on New Route Carriers

The gmper route changes slow but improve service after replacing quitters. New carriers face learning addresses and may deliver later the first nights. If papers are not received by 6:30 p m, subscribers should call the office for a mailed replacement.

Gmper

Wilsons Note Deals Blow to Stock Market

New York reports show President Wilsons note to war powers sparked a major market liquidation. War issue stocks led declines while United States Steel and Union Pacific fell sharply. trading volume topped 1.3 million shares in the first two hours as volatility surged.

New York Wilson Lansing Fere Union. Pacific United States Steel Aeromany Jameel

Poisoned candy sent to two Los Angeles clerks investigated

In Los Angeles on December 21 the origin of a box of poisoned candy mailed to two young women clerks at a decal grocery store was forwarded to the secret service unit of the district attorney. Miss Leona Carr suspected poison after illness from milk tainted with wood alcohol and handed the candy to authorities with a note claiming deadly poison.

Los Angeles Secret Service Department District Attorney's Office Leona Carr Miss Carr Itesse Cox

Removal of Levy Brothers Case to Tucson

United States District Court in Denver heard arguments on removing the Levy brothers Sam and Rex from Denver to Tucson Arizona. An indictment for misusing the U S mails was expected to be concluded today with testimony wrapping up. The brothers claimed stock shortfalls caused shipments to fail and forced closures of their Denver and Bisbee offices.

Denver Bev United States District Court Sam Bihee Arizona

Lansing Explains U S War Warning to Belligerents

Secretary Lansing states the United States is drawing nearer the verge of war as belligerents seek peace terms. He says U S rights are paramount and the note aims to learn each side’s aims to regulate future conduct. The White House declined to comment on the dispatch's purpose and timing.

Ashington D. C United States Eats Lancee Wilson Lansing America U. S White House Exigland

President Wilson warns against U S entry to war

The president refrained from comment at the White House while Secretary Lansing’s statement drew no response. Wilson warned of American risks in becoming involved in the conflict and urged preparedness, recalling speeches in the Middle West and Pittsburgh about avoiding a “great conflagration” and being ready before the fire begins.

White House Lansing Wilson United States Middle West Pittsburgh

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