Tucson Citizen Editorial Notice and Credits
The Tucson Citizen published weekday evenings in Tucson Arizona by The Tucson Printing and Publishing Company under Allan B Jaynes president. Associated Press leased wire and AP dispatches credited or not are exclusively used for republication locally.
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Tucson
Ariz
Tucson Printing and Publishing Company
Allan B. Jaynes
Tucson Citizen
Arizona
No Cause for Alarm Over Copper Market Outlook
Editorial argues against panic over copper prices after reports of a fifteen cent settlement. It notes smelters expect twenty three cents post year, with producers able to profit at current costs. Demand from France Belgium and Central Powers reconstruction will rise after peace, keeping Arizona districts prosperous.
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el Paso Herald
Southwestern
Walter Douglas
France
Belgium
Arizona
Election Turmoil in Sonora Under Calles Rule
In Sonora the April election pits Ignacio Pesquera against Adolfo de la Huerta as General Calles, the de facto ruler, remains the real power and controls the army. Calles’ authority is cited after a Spaniard’s execution in Agua Prieta, with the future governor needing military support to govern. The piece also notes Arizona honors, housing plans for Tucson, and various wartime and political musings.
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Sonora
Ignacio Pesquera
Viterar
Obregon
Hlis
Adolfo de la Huerta
Carranza
New York City
P. Elias Calles
Callies
de la Huerta
Calies
Pesquera
Calles
Douglas
Agua Prieta
Missing slayer found dead in mine shaft at Tonopah
Body of Alex T. McKenzie, chairman of the New York County Nevada Republican central committee, found at the bottom of a 200 foot Tonopah mine shaft. He had been missing since Saturday morning after failing to appear for arraignment on a manslaughter charge tied to the November 2 shooting of Halifax Mining Company superintendent James Cusick. Bond set at 60,000. An envelope addressed to his son containing Liberty bonds and negotiable paper was found with a note urging prudence.
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Tonopah
Nev
Tonopah Tuckeye
Alex T. McKenzie
New York County
Nevada
Republican Central Committee
James Cusick
Halifax
Oupany
McKenzie
Berty
Home Life for Yankee Soldiers in Siberia
American troops based in Archangel enjoy home life at YWCA hostess houses with nine secretaries serving nearly 200 men daily. A Russian stove is converted to an open fireplace as pies doughnuts biscuits and pancakes are provided. In hospitals long winter evenings begin at 3 pm with entertainments and letter writing by workers for the wounded.
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New York
Archangel
War Work Council
Europe
Arizona's First Christmas Tree Remembered in Old Frontier Tale
Historian Thomas Edwin Farish writes of 1665 to 1868 era Arizona and J N Rodenburg who organized the first Christmas tree in New Mexico Territory style. The article recounts how a tree was cut, decorated with handmade candies and toys, lit with tallow candles, and shared by frontier families amid humor and community effort.
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Arizona
Thomas Edwin Farish
Orick Jackson
J. N Rodenburg
Eivery Desert
Rodenburg
New Orleans
An &Ventory
Burg
Old
New England
S& Ther
Rockies
Editors debate Mexico's fate and League of Nations role
The piece argues Mexico remains unstable amid internal strife and external blame on the United States. It supports Mexico joining the League of Nations, welcomes a Mexican delegate to the peace conference, and cautions American restraint while seeking stable governance in Mexico. It condemns pro German press attacks on Americans in Mexico.
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Los Angeles Times
Europe
Rio Grande
Mexico
United States
Pershing
Republic of Mexico
League of Nations
Poland
Denmark
Wilson
Lincoln Steffens
Steffens
Trotzky
Russia
Germany
Conference of Nations
Rainbow Division Reporter Recalls World War Adventures
Kanasa City journalist Sergeant Leslie Robinson, of the 12th Field Battalion Signal Corps, recounts the Rainbow Division’s frontline exploits from February near Leneville to July in the Champagne and beyond. He praises allied cooperation, the division’s hard fighting, and anticipates a home return as the first to go back, detailing vivid scenes from Baccarat to Saint Mihiel and Verdun.
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Kilshow
FPA
Lestie Hobineon
12Ith Field Battalion
Signal Corps
Robinson
Kanana
Wersec
Ghiow
Jyvision
Batinbon Pivicies Division
Signal Office
St Mihiel
Ler
Banzing
Verda
France
Seflan
Witdi
United State
Leslie Robinson
Signal Corp
Extradition Proceeding Over Temple Case Between U S and Mexico
Papers from Secretary of State Hay empower Sheriff Leatherwood of Pima County to receive James Temple who is held by the Mexican government on murder charges. The U S seeks Temple’s extradition for trial in Arizona after a Nogales incident involving Juan Arvallo. Temple’s transfer to Sonora authorities faced diplomatic friction, with consular and ministerial involvement and jail moves between Nogales and Magdalena.
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Temple Garett
Governors Office
Hay
RN Leatherwood
Pima County
James Tempie
United States
Seretary of State
Powell Clayton
Mexico
Emple
Arizona
James Emple
Juan Arvallo
Nogales
Arvallo
Temple
Sonora
Col W P Harrow
Sandoval
Mex
Col. Harlow
Department of Justice of
Harlow
Corral
Hermosillo
J. T. Darnall
Washington
State Department
Magdalena
State Departments
United States of America
Leatherwood
No clear headline found in fragment
A fragment touts Martin's as offering a large and varied stock of an old fashioned cold remedy in Tucson with a strong recommendation. The text is incomplete and lacks specific product names or dates.
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Martin’s
Tucson
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