Copper Queen Seeks Copper Ore Prices Amid Market Uncertainty
The Copper Queen issues a letter explaining disrupted quotations from the New York Engineering and Mining Journal. Government controls and wartime pricing influenced copper sales, with provisional settlements based on 6 to 16 cent ranges and future pricing to be tied to weekly journals until markets normalize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Work Engineering and Mining Journal
War Industries Board
Sac
Hital & Tarkett Develorm
Engineering and Mining Journal
Electric starters on the Ford cars for 1919
Ford will equip new 1919 models with electric starters at no extra charge. The feature will be standard where plant output allows and may first appear on closed cars. Earlier reports of a companywide switch faced delays due to development difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Ford Motor Company
One Arizonan on today’s list of casualties
One Arizona man on today’s list of casualties abroad. Clair Tompkins of Campe Verde died of disease. Next of kin Leslie Slayton. Readers may view the complete casualty lists at the Tucson Citizen business office, kept on file daily.
Commercial OU Engines Offer Great Power Economically
The F Renstadt So Ady advertises Commercial OU Engines as providing the greatest power at economical prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Renstadt
Hit Is Scored By Civic Players In Debut
The Tucson Civic Players presented Her Husband's Wife at the Woman's Club on Alameda Street to a full house. The cast of Tucson talent delivered a highly praised performance with Clarence G. White steering the humor and Miss Gertrude Clark and Mrs Dorothy Heigston earning standout notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Gertrude Clark
Irene Pandolph
Mae
Emily Ladent
Dorothy Heigston
Fay
Mine Clark
Mixs
Heighten
Ita Wudtens Machisier
Stuart Handolph
Aga
Richarls
Hivhard
Mra Tira
Little Theater
Citizen Ford Found Believed Stolen By Escaping Convicts
The Citizen Ford was found abandoned along the Vail road in a gully after being missing since Saturday night. Deputies recovered an extra casing and tools. the white shield license plate of the state car used by the convicts was nearby. The driver’s billfold had been stolen from the paper’s business manager, Mr Arntzen, at his home on East Seventh Street. The convicts, fleeing from Florence, passed through town about three miles from the city, and are believed to have sent for supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piveson
Vail
Wagner
Arntsen
Tes Flast
Arntzen
Fioresce
No Trace of Escaped Convicts and Women
Report notes no word Friday from Sheriffs Ha and Miles who pursued the suspects to Benson. Grace Landis is identified with the convicts Wunder and Mr Daniels, held in Pima County jail by federal authorities on a charge against Alfredo Parago. Known as Mildred Wilson in the area, her real name is said to be Grace Landers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Landis
Grace Landers
Wunder
Mr Daniels
New Mexico
Sheriffs
Miles
Benson
Pima County
Alfredo Parago
Phoenix
Mildred Wilson
Laura Fore- Mian
Watman
Patients Thank Ling ers Home Sanitarium Caroleers
Patients at the Home He sanitarium on 145 Fast First Street express gratitude to the unknown Masmahs for creating Christmas carols. They thank them for the beautiful melodies sung during the Christmas Eve and Christmas Morning observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast First Street
Romero Faces Court Martial For Desertion In Arizona Guard
Romero, reportedly charged with desertion from the Arizona National Guard in 1918, was taken to Fort Huachuca on Thursday for trial by court martial.
Daughters of America Meet at Armor Avenue Armory
Local community events list the Daughters of America gathering at the Armor Avenue Armory with plans for a New Year social. Mrs Josephine formerenn is recovering in St Mars hospital. Major Percy Cayton and relatives arrive from New York and will visit Tucson during the holidays.
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Ametiegh Leeslation
Fie
Heid
Ifedat
Jan J
New Af
Josephine Fomerenn
St Mars Hospital
X. Major
Percy Cayton FiaritHten
Tucson
New York
Hamilton
FW Brown
Tyrndasi Avenue
Manilla
New Speakers Heard By the Luncheon Club
The Luncheon Club heard Paul Dicke and Olaf P Jenkins speak on state projects and geology. Lieut Edward Hopers discussed army replacement divisions while Dr GG M Rutter gave brief remarks. A reception committee for New Year’s day soldiers was announced and local officials noted club expansion plans in Bisbee and Douglas.
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Paul Dicke
ELE
Vereity
Olaf P Jenkins
State Bureau of Bld
Dare Hfor
GG. M Rutter
Edward Hopers
J. A Rogers
Army
Kitt
Foliewih
Apsset
AEG Sperieder
Carpenter
GK. Smith
Dames
Katimeath
Harold Steele
Tucson Public Schoola
Clarge
Douglas
Charlies F Willis
Bisbee
Steele
Deougias
Haskins Headed for Coast and Los Angeles Trip
Mr and Mrs Frederick J Haskin depart for Los Angeles to spend a week. Mr Haskin will stay in Washington and the boys return to Tucson for the winter. Haskin, noted Washington newspaper correspondent and author, runs a service by Treat for major newspapers in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J Haskin
Wosons
Los Angeles
Haskin
Washington
Tucson
Series of Bible Studies at Seventh Day Adventist
A notice announces a series of studies at the Seventh Day Adventist church located at 615 East Ninth Street. The program will cover Sabbath observance and prophetic themes drawn from Revelation, with three months of guaranting lessons and material presented by Pastor Meynol Vites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tees
East Ninth Street
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Pec
T. Reynolds
Soldier bureaus rapidly organized across counties
The United States employment service and the Council of National Defense organize bureaus to place returning soldiers sailors and war workers. Counties including Pima Graham Navajo Greenlee Yuma Apache Maricopa and Osconine appoint committees. Gila and Santa Cruz held preliminary meetings. County managers become federal employees at $1 a year with a frankin e privilege and supplies from the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Employment Service
Gila
Santa Cruz
Pima
Lay BR
Leach
Pucson
Graham
Ro Welker Safford
Winslow
Greenlee
Brooke
Clifton
Yuu
Zapf
Yuma
A. Stibbons
St. Jottis
Maricona
Warren Peterson
Phoenix
Coconine
Bar Shipper
Fingwestafft
Musical Treat At Home Of Mrs Grossetta
A detailed account of a private Tucson recital hosted by Mrs A V Grossett featuring violinist Senor Emi no de Nicholas from Mexico. The program included works by Svendsen Sarasate and others, praised by attendees, with hopes for a public Tucson concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Grossetta
Lfanl
Syed
Sataid Merhink Miein
Helle
Mra A. V. Grossett
Gaibaat
Dows Belvin
Wiewo
Parie Conservateire
Jim Iy
Ken
Spain
Kiity
Jan Kabelik
Menor Daimaine
Akjys
Baptist circle hosts homemake program at East Tweety Street
Pastor and Mrs Kellum led a Baptist home circle gathering at 14 East Tweety Street on Thursday evening. Mrs Murphy Mrs Kellum and Mrs Lenitk organized talks while members gave offerings totaling 5.14 dollars. Attendees included Mrs Beat Mrs Kech and many others who enjoyed hospitality after the program.
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Baptist
Wits
Kellum
MW. Lengie
Sheety
Chicago
FE Murphy
Max Kech
Fics
Lev
Beal
Tinney
F Brown
Morphy
W Walker
Kellior
F Andrews
Downey
Lee Porklin
OM Seawright
Otay
M Gillie
Mere GQ Srith
Eicher
OH Hartfae
Miss Heas
Jennie Lee
Fickett Brothers Reunited by Christmas Cable from France
Siblings Mr and Mrs Preat W Fickett of Franklin Street received a Christmas Day cable from Lieut FW Fickett Jr and Sgt Webster Fickett who are overseas in France. The message read Together signed Fickett indicating the brothers, separated for over two years, have briefly reunited in wartime. Lieut Fickett was reported dead but later corrected as wounded and in a hospital at Orleans. Sergeant Fickett serves in the motor transport corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fickett
Frannklin Street
FW Fickett, Jr
Sergt Webster Fickett
France
Christer
Orleans
Motor Transport Corps
Kramer Christmas Party At North Euclid Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs C P Kramer entertained many friends Christmas night at their home on North Euclid avenue with festive decorations, cards and a buffet lunch. Mrs Albert E Reau won the ladies prize and HC Hudgins the gentleman prize. Mrs George La Rocque received the consolation prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Kramer
North Euclid Avenue
Albert E. Reau
HC Hudgins
George la Raecque
Kra Mer Wan
Kea Pleapue
Albert BE Reau
Minta Barkelew
H . Hudgins
Harry Dobbs
George la Rocque
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Stonecypher
All Grace
Home Bakery
G. A. Stonecypher
E. 6Th St
S. W
S. P. de Mesice
Hanalin’s
Arizona
Broad
Tinney & Caudill
East Congress St
CIVIC
BY Anna Hlount
Citizen Ford
Wander and
Emmett Metgan
Hamoet
Rapeioen
Nether
Bradfield Revulator
Lamar
Ras Ferently
M M. Gordon
Toocud
Golden State Limited
Challen
John Bo Wright
Cambridge
Harvard College
Levin Worl
Tacenn
Aires
Naval Aviation Service
AltseauEek
United States
West Frackith
Atprwey Thixeyve- Hite
Tuccon
IBM
Tieton
Nerie
Pius Ey
Arizona Huapita
Mr. and
Mrs. Haskin
Coast
Masons
Wtife
Baptist Homen
Fickett Brothers Cable
Mrs. C. P. Kramer
Meeting OF Pioneers
The
Arizona Pioneers Historical Society
West Congress
Iss
Alhanza Hall
F Ronstadt
Chas. H. Tully
Upright Singer Machine
Bargaine-Allen
Chark
East 3Rd Street
Cook
Korrick
Smart Shop
Royal Worcester
N Ton
Kerrick’s Smart Shop
Congress Street
H. H. Haas
Mgr
Kitt’s
Redfern
I Iccc l
Kaiser's
Amerongen
William Hohenzollern
Bentinck Castle
Peru
New
Francisco Pidelie
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