Brewery Gulch Clashes Over Car Deals and Alleged Treachery
In Brewery Gulch, Supervisor Seeley and John Twomey accuse Adams of betrayal after a controversial car purchase involving Johnnie Bowen. County agent Bowen and Charlie Roberts backed the move, while Louis Kuckenberger’s appointment as clerk of the board sparks discontent among Twomey and Seeley followers. The row signals ongoing power struggles as the new board convenes.
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Apedal
Gib
Avis
Gulch
John Twomey
Adame
Eachse
Seeley
Johnnie Bowen
Adams
Charlie Roberts
Secley
Twomey
Brewery Gulch
Louis Kuckenberger
Tombstone
Board of Supervisors
Kuckenberger
Tammany Hall
Colter
Roberts
Harvey attacks League of Nations at New York dinner
Col George Harvey derides the League plan at the New England Society dinner in New York, arguing that America faces its own urgent problems before pursuing European peace. He references a 1843 alliance, warns against a melting pot of socialism, and opposes no indemnities for the United States in the postwar framework. Wilson replies with gratitude for American support.
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Associated Frrss
New York
Wilson
Europe
Washington
George Harvey
League of Nations
New England Society
City of
Mexico
Peru
Chile
San Domingo
Costa Rica
Col. Harvey
Balkans
Daniel Webster
Harvey
United States
Germany
League
Nctions
Samuel T. Dutton
The
World's Court League
Woodrow Wilson
Mystery German Arrested in Paris at Grand Hotel
A man identified as Rudolph von Hanover, claimed German origin, arrived at the Grand Hotel in Paris and spoke fluent French. He presented papers and said he belonged to the international armistice commission, then was taken to police with unclear details about his status.
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Associated Press
Paris
Grand Hotel
Rudolph von Hanover
Berlin
Saa
International Armistice Commission
Polies
Stolen Ford Runabout Reported From Residence
The UL Port runabout owned by The Citizen was stolen from the rear of Mo Arntzen’s residence on Surads night. The car is a 1045 model with brass radiator and extra casings on the running board. License 8130, Arizona State plates not found.
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Mo Arntzen
Arntzen
Arizona
Soldier recounts wartime travels and frontline sights
Pvt. Sam D. Gray writes from A E F headquarters describing travel from Liverpool through England to France. He recalls Chateau-Thierry, Verdun vicinity, air raids, shellfire, and movements with the 3rd Army Corps. He mentions visits to Luxemburg and three nations, awaiting Gen Foch’s appearance in Luxemburg.
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Ateteca
Lauseniours
Noiti Channel
Ireland
Scotland
Liverpool
England
Birmingham
Oxford
Stratford On Avon
Shakespeare
Southaampton
English Channel
le Havre
St. Aignon
Tour
Chateau-Tierry
Orleans
Paris
Chateau-Thierry
Outfit
Glands
Mont St. Pete
Merv
Coulouge
Fismes
Apr
Jin Souilly
Verdun
Romaene
Longwy
Merseh Luxemburg
France
Belgium
Luxemburg
Geners
Foch
Geri Vv
Aeerna
Dalney
Gray
3Rd Army Corps
Daniels to Review America's Big War Fleet on Thursday
New York crowds will witness a naval review as the returning dreadnought fleet passes President Mayflower with Secretary of the Navy Daniels aboard. The homecoming squadron sails from the voyage, forms for a parade past the Statue of Liberty at 9, and anchors after the review. Vice Admiral Grant leads ceremonies from the fleet, communicating with Admiral Mayo aboard the Pennsylvania.
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New York
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Grant
Admiral Mayo
Pennevvania
Young American Ace Returns From France
Captain Edgar Tobin, 22, of the LaFayette Escadrille and holder of the ace title after downing five German planes, arrived in San Antonio to spend Christmas with his mother. He served a year and a half in France, fought in many battles, was uninjured, and received the French Croix De Guerre for downing three planes in a July 4 battle. He declined to recall dates of his exploits.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Edgar Tobin
LaFayette Escadrille
France
W. €. Tobin
Tobin
U S Armies Send Christmas Greetings From France and Home
American armies in France and at home exchanged Christmas greetings today by cable. General Pershing cabled General March with cordial wishes for officers and men in the United States and a speedy return home. General March replied extending Christmas greetings and a Happy New Year to the American Expeditionary Forces.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
France
General Pershing
General March
United States
March
Anaconda Cuts Dividend in Copper Market Turbulence
New York December 24 The Anaconda Copper Mining Company declared a quarterly dividend of 159 dollars per share, down from its usual disbursement. The decision cited no specific reason but reflected the uncertain state of the copper industry.
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New York
Anascorda Copper Mining Company
Bishops in United States Seek Armenia Liberation
Two American bishops of the Episcopal Church call for liberation of Armenia from Turkish rule. Bishop David Greer of the American Episcopal Church is cited alongside colleagues urging Allied powers to prevent renewed oppression and to free Armenian people.
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U. S
ASK Liberation OF
Armenia
NEVe Yur _ fon
Turich
Victoria imposes origin labeling on goods
The Victoria legislature passes a bill requiring all goods sold there to show country of origin. German products mislabeled as made in Australia may be seized, with owners facing substantial fines if improper labeling is found.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Customs Office
Australia
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Phil C. Brannen
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
O’malley Lumber Co
Aelephone
Wheeler & Perry
Tome
Burke Commission Co
Logan & Bryan
Pete Burke
Stone Ave
Agoda Tea & Coffee Company
EF. Congress St
Nasic
East Congress St
Gill
Ann
Charlie Rabots
H.m
Gol. Harvey
America
Ace
Anaconda
Waukesha
Wisconsin Paw
J. Ivancovich Co
Albert Steinfeld & Co
Goodin Transfer Co
Hoover Electr
Tron
Hristmas
Tucson
Nogales
Grand Ave
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