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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1918
Page
4
Readable fragments show mixed movement on stocks and commodities with hog prices noted. Grain and livestock quotes are reported with several price points including futures values and daily lows and highs, while copper and other staples appear in scattered figures.
The report details Greece facing a refugee crisis in Macedonia with tens of thousands displaced. The American Red Cross assists Greek authorities, funding relief and addressing starvation and disease among refugees. Details also note the formation of North American Steel exporting group including major firms to expand overseas trade.
A chaotic Paris wire reports King Vittorio and the Italian throne heir visiting Paris with a luncheon and talks with President Wilson. Preparations for a World Meet are noted along with weather and other dispatches from the day.
The University of Paris will grant a diploma to former Princeton University president and professor Woodrow Wilson. The decree allows a first free授权 to nominate honored doctors and confer the title, with Wilson to receive the diploma after a formal ceremony in Paris.
Representatives of agriculture labor and business from western states met in Omaha Nebraska in January and will reconvene when the Panama Mississippi congress meets there. States included Colorado Arizona and New Mexico.
Charles Millwardt Johnson was acquitted by a jury today of the charge of murdering Major William R. Wing of Brooklyn, N Y, supervising engineer of the Aberdeen proving grounds. The proceeding details appear in the obstructed report with references to related protests and religious issues.
The senate plans a formal suspension until January while work continues on the revenue bill. A steering committee is reviewing proposals and could push a vote as early as Monday, with the House expected to adopt similar measures.
Philadelphia report states the university plans to revive all sports at the start of the new term on January 6 and restore them to a normal schedule as much as possible.
The Armenian National Union of America in New York received a dispatch from Paris stating that Armenia has proclaimed independence. The message, attributed to Armenian leaders, claims a new national status following events in the French capital.
The Krupp Company in Berlin announced at a general meeting that no dividend will be paid this year. The armaments giant previously issued 12 percent in each of the first two war years and 10 percent last year.
Chicago December 2 The Chicago City Railway company reduced its dividend for the first time since 1870. President L A Busby said the company is losing about 12,000 dollars daily due to higher wages ordered by the war labor board and increased supply costs.
Weather forecast from the Weather Union notes a week of generally fair conditions starting Monday. Temperatures will run slightly below normal early, with a peak heating period later in the week across the Southern Rocky Mountain and Kateau regions.
The United States War Trade board announces a further lifting of the ban on edible fats for shipment to Mexico effective the coming Monday. Items like barley malt and related products would be removed from the prohibited list.
In a swift bout two local fighters faced off in the second round of the scheduled Ty kg event. The interference by a gang member caused a disruption near the start of the second lap, leading to a stoppage.
Ado Wolgaet of Los Angeles was declared competent to manage his affairs by the Superior Court in a December decision. The ruling enables him to handle personal and financial matters as the case proceeds.
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