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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1916

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Officials Expect Wilson Proposal to Forge Real Peace Terms

Ashington DC December 27 Officials indicate Germany’s reply to President Wilson’s peace note will be studied after the official text arrives. Allies’ response remains uncertain with terms demanded before a conference, and the United States will wait Cabinet discussion and entente reply before deciding next steps.

Fsermany Germany Wilson United States Entente Sitles Entente

Carranza Troops Driven From Torreon By Villa Force

El Paso December 27 Carranza forces evacuated Torreon after a stronger opposing force. Consul Eduardo Soriano Bravo denied rumors of alliances or plots involving Villa and Murguia. He called reports false and said Loreto royalty remained unquestioned.

Carranza Torreon Villa EL Paso Texas Torreom Talamante Eduardo Seriano Bravo Sorriano Bravo Willy Consul Bravo Francisco Murguia Clubualua City Francisco Villa Villas Jacinto B. Trevino Ead Chihuahua City Loretta Murgula Santa Rosalia

General Bell Assured Sniping Will End at Border

General Bell reported assurances from Mexican military officials that all efforts would be made to prevent sniping from the Mexican side of the boundary. He noted a prior incident in Kentucky guardsmen and a similar dispatch about an earlier event in Juarez. American officers issued apologies and sought to ease tensions after the exchanges.

Bell Washington el Paso

U S Plans to Drop Parleys With Mexico

Washington December 27 Plans to drop parleys with Mexico move forward as Secretary Lave requests a meeting with Judge George Greg of the Americas commission next week. Mexican reply notes Carranza has not responded to prior communications.

U.S Mexico Washington Geogera Carranse St Atlante Lave George Greg The Americas Commission Mexican Commission Carransa

Old Time Sleet Out of Style Now

Washington reports that the weather bureau seeks precise terms for frozen rain. It defines sleet as small globules of rain frozen before impact, glaze as a massy coating from freezing rain, and an ice storm when severe with wind.

Washington Weather Bureau The

Biblical Literature Society Meeting Opened at Haverford

The annual meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature opened at Haverford College with delegates from many sections. Dr Morris Jastrow Jr of the University of Pennsylvania delivered the keynote address on Constructive Elements in the Critical Study of the Old Testament.

Philadelphia Society of Bibical Literature Haverford College Morris Jastrow, Jr University of Pennsylvania

Tucson man in Juarez jail as fake envoy

El Paso December 17 government agents work to secure release of American Harwood of Tucson arrested by Juarez officials on charges of intoxication and posing as President Wilson's envoy. Harwood, a former Army corporal, claimed ties to the American Mexican protection service and fled to Tucson after release.

Tucson Manio Juarez EL Paso Juares Wilson Db Harwood Tucson Ariz Cerranza Harwood Wakues Rotecei Harewood Twelfth Infantry Nogales California Ponder Sidney FP Mashbir Har‘Wood

25000 Chinese to Enter Hawaii Territory

Honolulu December 27 Permision for entry into the Hawaiian territory of 25000 Chinese immigrants will be asked of Congress by Farm Coran a wealthy Chinese of this city and J H Hindler a businessman who leaves for Washington soon The plan is backed by Chinese societies and Chinese business men here who said encouraging letters had been received from Representative Burnett and Representative Slayden.

Honolulu Hawaiian Congress

Cutters Seek Ship That Sent Distress Signal

Mass. December 27: The steamer Maryland, which wirelessed Christmas night that she was sinking, had not been found. Coast guard ships Acushnet and Gresham had searched about 200 miles southeast of Nantucket, reporting no trace of the Maryland as of this morning.

Nantucket Mass Maryland Coast Guard Acushnet Gresham Weeds Hole Boston Tier

Federal farm loan banks chosen for district eleven

Authorities select twelve federal farm loan banks to serve district eleven including Arizona, Washington, Nebraska, Maryland, Kentucky and Texas locations. Banks will operate with 200 million in loans, issue bonds from 25 dollar denominations at about 4 percent, and keep capital diversified across banks. Bank heads will be district registrars, likely local residents or attorneys.

Neb Berkeley Cal Spokane Wash Springfield Max Benking

Gold imports into United States reach 631300000 in 1916

United States gold imports for 1916 total 631300000 with three business days left in the year. A fresh Canadian shipment valued at 4660000 is deposited at the Philadelphia mint for J. P. Morgan & Co.

New York United States Canada Philadelphia 3. P. Morgan & Co

Pneumonia Fatal to Bishop Richter

Grand Rapids Michigan December 26 Right Rev Henry J Richter bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese of Grand Rapids died at 2 PM today from pneumonia in Grand Rapids Michigan.

Richter Grand Rapids, Mich Henry J. Richter Diocese Grand Rapids

Arizona Battleship Turbine Damages Less Severe Than Feared

The Arizona at New York navy yard will need about seven weeks to repair a damaged turbine. Hundreds of blades are being assembled to replace the broken one, with the turbine already cleared of copper fragments. Officers say the ship made 21 knots and should be easy to handle once repaired.

New York Arizona New York Navy Yards

Severe Cold Causes Deaths and Suffering in West

Reports describe intense cold across the region with many deaths among animals and hardship for the poor. Weather conditions threaten harvests and daily life as cattle and horses perish and people endure severe cold and hunger.

West

Tornado Death Toll Rises Across Arkansas Towns

A winter tornado plowed through Central Arkansas causing at least 16 deaths and extensive damage. Names of the dead include Albert L. Swerts and Padgett, with several others reported near Pine Bluff, Sherrill, England, and Cagle. State prisoners at Tucker prison farm feared escaped amid the chaos as Warden J. K. Berkett led guards to the scene.

Little Rock Ariz Arkansas Torita Leeet Albert L. Swerts Coolee Manes Caglige Tucker Here J. K. Berkett State Penitentiary Scaiae Sapantat

Arizona towns suffer coal shortage sparks local alarm

In Bisbee and Warren District, residents face a severe coal shortage mistreating fuel needs as railroads are accused of limiting supply. Officials in Phoenix and New Mexico seek federal and railroad cooperation to move coal to Bisbee Warren and Tucson amid freezing weather and widespread hardship.

Deucles Piebee Phoenix Turcon Iishee Ristee Inelegram Corporation Commission Phoenix Gellep Enal Semenet Bishee Warren District

Mayor Elect Parker Outlines City Reform Plan

Mayor elect Parker proposes to run the city as manager with advisers from the attorney and auditor offices. He would empower the engineer and water superintendent to hire assistants while new offices, including water superintendent, are created. The street commissioner would oversee streets and parks, health officer and fire chief appoint subordinates, and the city marshal would be police chief with limited hiring power. He warns council that confirmations must occur and threatens no reappointments if rejected, with a plan to sell city property to cover overdraft.

Parker City Farm Council

Fights Persist as Peace Talks Stall Amid Romanian Front Action

Ongoing peace discussions contrast with active military operations on the Romanian front. German forces under Field Marshal von Mackensen push toward the Danube and Braila, nearing Filipești and threatening Romanian positions. Axis and allied maneuvers involve Dobrudja forces advancing through Wallachia with artillery support across the Danube.

Egypt Tigris von Meckenesen Erd Hratia Danche Filipeehti von Mackensen Danube

Man Wounded in Phoenix Hold Up After Clash

Deputy Sheriff James Murphy shot Pete Salinas a Mexican after a holdup arrest attempt on a busy Phoenix street. A gun battle began with both dodging behind poles and cars before Salinas was fatally wounded by a headshot during a renewed assault. Salinas was said to be sought by Tucson and Los Angeles police for robberies.

Phoenix Ariz James Murphy Pete Salinas Murphy Eupply Lanas Selinas Tucson Los Angeles

Major Powell Clayton Dies in Texas

Major Powell Clayton formerly on the war department general staff and lately with the Sixteenth cavalry on the Mexican border died at Fort Sam Houston Texas from injuries received two weeks earlier while schooling his horse over the hurdles on the drill field. He was a native of Arkansas.

Washington Powell Clayton General Staff War Department Sixteenth Cavalry Fort Sam Houston Tex Clayton Arkansas

Sailor tells of German submarine stop in English Channel

Captain Plater of the American steamer Sacrament o arrived from Buenos Aires with a cargo of wheat. The German submarine halted the vessel in the English Channel and ordered him aboard to inspect papers. The commander said wheat to France is contraband of war but allowed passage since the ship is American.

Sia Plater Sacramento Buenos Aires English Channel France

Sweden Sends Note Insisting on Peace

Herne via Paris reports that Swedish diplomatic representatives handed a note to both belligerents and neutrals in support of President Wilson and the Swiss government. The London Telegraph says Sweden may have sent a similar note to belligerents as Switzerland did.

Sweden Herne Paris the Tageblatt Wilson London . Daily Telegraph Switzerland

Cheaper Petroleum Theme Highlights Society Meetings

Albany December article notes sessions of the Geological Society of America and the Paleontological Association of American State Geologists. Scientists from across the country gather to discuss cheaper petroleum supply for national and Canadian markets.

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