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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1918
Page
4
Bainbridge addressed an audience here last night urging private concerns to operate or purchase government built ships. He argued war emergency shipping should move into private hands to reestablish America's maritime strength and boost national trade with the initial costs absorbed by the government.
The Senate today ratified a trade treaty between the United States and Suttersela to develop and expand commerce. The accord aims to foster mutual economic growth and deepen bilateral trade relations.
An advertisement touts a subscription deal offering a year of The Citizen for a reduced price. Readers are urged to subscribe via the mailed offer, with emphasis on savings and access to the periodical.
A report from the surgeon general notes a decline in weekly influenza cases for the week ending Dec 12. Total cases reached 3,3460, down 40.4 percent from the prior week. The Citizen's annual bargain offer promotes a yearly carrier for six dollars or mail subscription for 3.69 in Arizona. Pack today.
New York and Kansas City market notes report shifts in stock values with intermittent pressure on industrials and copper shares. Livestock markets show steady to firm cattle and hog receipts with mixed demand, while futures for corn and cotton move on supply and weather expectations.
The price of bran jumped from 827.73 to 46.90 per ton here today after the removal of all government restrictions. The rise appears tied to policy changes and supply concerns affecting local markets.
A Tire Shop expert, F. Ronstadt, applies a high grade fre treac to worn tires. The decision highlights longest wear and professional vulcanizing technique at THLE Tire Shop.
The City of Tiuesen wins an injunction against Hughes and associates over water usage rights. Judge Pattee ruled in favor after a lengthy case that began in October 1917, with representation by Bernard and Edwin F. Jones. The Highere family faced counterclaims about selling water from their premises, which the court did not pursue.
Isaac S Ayers, a Black man once jailed for forgery linked to the Estill Peevil case and later released, has been seized by Department of Justice agents. No charges filed yet, but officials indicate proceedings may begin under a draft ban on prostitution near a certain venue.
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