Tucson Citizen publication details and affiliations
Established 1870. Associated Press Leased Wire. Audit Bureau of Circulation. Published every weekday evening at Tucson Arizona by the Tucson Printing and Publishing Company Allan B. Jaynes, President. Address all communications to The Tucson Citizen, Citizen Building. Entered at the post office in Tucson, Arizona as second class matter. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein.
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Tucson
Ariz
Tucson Printing and Publishing Company
Allan B. Jaynes
Tucson Citizen
Arizona
The Phoenician Booze Ring and the Hot Water Bottle Scheme
A scathing look at a Phoenix liquor smuggling tactic during the influenza scare. The piece highlights bootlegging using hot water bottles filled with whiskey and mocks Tom Marshall’s reform efforts while noting authorities struggled to stop the supply. It cites trunk shipments from Los Angeles and repeated clever schemes as proof of persistence.
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Phoenix
Tom Marshall
Los Angeles
Legislature’s Opportunity Sets Bold Agenda for Arizona
The proposed program urges early passage of appropriation bills and strict expense pruning. It calls for centralizing public institution oversight, a new primary law to curb party hopping, a permanent road commission, state audit of funds, and a budget system to depoliticize education.
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United States Department of Education
Arizona
Burleson and His Wires Ell Public Ownership Debate
The piece argues Postmaster General Burleson favors government ownership of the telegraph and telephone systems, claiming cost savings and better service, while acknowledging the uncertainties of whether the government can operate profitably or borrow at favorable rates. It notes the public and Congress should study the issue before action, with six months to learn more.
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Burleson
Congress
Post Office Department
Lodge terms dominate Paris peace debate in Senate view
The piece argues public focus in Paris rests on Senator Lodge's August speech. It asserts American ratification hinges on two thirds of the Senate and that Lodge’s plan aims to restrain Germany and secure a just peace with Entente Europe ready to back that platform.
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Paris
Senator Lodge
Senate
Laurence Hills
New York Sun
Wilson
Wales
Lodge
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Massachusetts
Congress
Leagues of Nations
Europe
Campbell to push audit of state books in Arizona
Governor Campbell vows a full audit of state finances to expose carelessness and overrun by Phoenix officials. He argues current practice lets departments overspend and charge deficits to the general account, urging a businesslike reform for taxpayers and state government.
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Verde Copper
New Pudiegeeneage
Campbell
Mike
Phoenix
Arizona
Monroe Doctrine remains U S policy says Sun editorial
The New York Sun argues public opinion will not accept abandoning the Monroe Doctrine, noting President Wilson’s claim it is proclaimed by U S authority and maintained on U S responsibility. The piece cites a 1998 senate resolution and a Hague treaty framework as tying U S policy to constitutional law.
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Wilson
United States
United States of America
Senate
the Hague
Prices Will Come Down Experts predict broad commodity price declines
Florida Times-Union notes experts expect a general price drop driven by market precedent and postwar readjustment. Wholesale buyers see changes, retailers will feel the effect soon, as wages may also shift and panics are not foreseen.
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Florida Times-Union
Arizona’s early transport woes and frontier tales in 1867
General James E. Huasting warns that heavy freight costs and desert routes from California to mining districts cripple Arizona. Tom Farish notes attempts to settle south of Tucson, with ranch plunder and Indian raids shaping frontier life. The Colorado River’s navigability, railroads, and scarce prosperity loom over the territory’s future.
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James E. Huasting
Arizona
War Department
Tom Farish
California
Colorado
Ohio
Missouri
Wallee
Fl Yuma
el Dorado
Naturalis
Colorado River
Tuccon
Sonoita
Tom Hughes
Charney Shibbell
Penningtons
Pete Kitchen
Senora
Toson Tobac
Salt River
Florenece
Great Aircraft Industry Faces Swift Demise After War
Washington letter warns US aircraft industry stands at liquidation risk as armistice ends and war orders collapse. Experts urge rapid federal support and continued production to preserve brains, plants, and a nascent commercial aviation future despite departmental inertia.
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Pepite
Variogs
Devel
United States
Military
Naval
Congress
Forest Service
England
Canada
Washington
Bureau of Aircraft Production
Dweenty Years Ago Doday Sn Dacson Shipments of Wolframite Ore
The report notes wolframite ore shipments from mines above Wislcox with over 50 tons delivered to the University. Ore is valuable and used in hardening metals, processed at $390 per ton. Jane Petersen returns from helping relief for starving Cubans after illness in Florida and Cuba. Judge Letterwhite returns from Sierritas mines and plans to expand operations by spring with a concentrator.
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Wislcox
University
Jane Petersen
Uncle Sam
Fiorida
Cuba
Mr. Peterson
Letterwhite
Heier
Sierritas
Governor-Elect Campbell to Take Seat January 6
Special to The Citizen. Governor-elect Thomas E. Campbell, after attending the governor conference, is expected home tonight. He will likely announce his appointments after Christmas and take office on Monday January 6. Inauguration plans depend on him with a possible short address from the capitol portico, echoing his 1917 ceremony.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Thomas E. Campbell
Campbell
Lawrence Clark May Follow Cain in Bisbee Editorship
Cullen A Cain retirements at Bisbee Review after two years. Lawrence Clark, editor of the Arizona Daily Star, is reported to succeed him as editor. J Moore expected to take over as manager of the Star in Tucson. Clark previously served as Bisbee Review city editor.
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Citizen
Bisbee. Ariz
Cullen A Cain
Bisbee Review
Lawrence Clark
Arizona Daily Star
Phelps- Skedge & Co
J Moore
Clark
The
Star
Tucson
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