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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1916

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Controversy Over Wilson Cabinet Member And Stock Deals

Washington December 20 A House committee investigates claims that members of President Wilson's official family profited from inside information on the stock market. Thomas W Lawson is summoned to substantiate alledged leaks and predictions of further disclosures as the committee weighs reforms to regulate the stock market.

Wilson Thomas W. Lawson Washington Kost Congress Shington D. C Woest House Rates Committee Bee Tere Henry Iegram

Hope of Peace Looms In Ajo Copper Camp

The New Year finds the Ajo copper camp strike mostly resolved as original pickets return to work or join replacements. Sheriff Forbes enforces calm with no private-property picketing, while Sheriff-elect Miles readies to assume duties. Strike leadership remains with Edward Crough and James Wilkinson guiding workers amid tensions and a heavy company force.

Ajo Ing Pima Pima County Tereby New Cornelia Copper Company Forbes Are Miles Sherff Miles Chew At Samana Aeness Pat . Gherttt Forbes Om Company Justice Court Mair Justice Mairs Edward Crough Western Tion of Miners Mr. Wilkinson State Federation of Labor

Divers to Carry Special Mail at Forty-Niners Rate

The report states divers will transport special mail at a Forty-Niners rate aboard merchant submarines Deutech wei and ber aieter ships. Each voyage will carry future mail, recalling earlier maritime mail runs. An extra charge of ten francs is levied for parcels up to 30 grams, with a similar cargo plan for weights up to 60 grams.

Plelin Lomdem Deutechwei Aieter Ranemaneoi Erty Einers

Procession dumps five hundred gallons of whiskey in Phoenix

Dr H A Hughes leads temperance parade through the business district as 200 autos and floats follow. A wagon carrying a $20,000 bootleg cargo spills its flood of whiskey and beer, dumped by officers under an order from Superior Judge Stan lard.

Agemeye Ge B. W. Getsinger Stanlard

Envoy Mee Calls On Lloyd George In London

Ambassador Mee visited Prime Minister Lloyd George in Downing Street this morning. It was a courtesy call marking Mee's first opportunity to see the premier since the war began.

Lloyd-George London Mee Downing Street Lord-George Singe

Rude Oil Reaches Record Price Amid Market Surge

MUSBURG Dec 29 The high price of Pennsy crude oil was announced by principal purchasing agencies with an advance of 6 cents a barrel pushing the quotation to 2.95. Other grades also rose 5 cents.

Musburg Pennsy

Morgan Receives Eight Million in Gold from Philadelphia Mint

The report notes Morgan received eight million dollars in gold coins today from the Philadelphia Mint. Details on coin type or recipients are limited in the fragment, but the event is presented as a significant transfer of gold.

Pioneers clash over Geronimo name for Tucson hotel

Harry Drachman denounces using the name Geronimo for a proposed Tucson tourist hotel saying it recalls Apache suffering. He favors a name honoring Nelson A Miles or similar tribute. Tucson residents debate the branding with support and skepticism voiced by the Arizona Pioneers Society attendees.

Harry Drechman Geronimo Gertonimo Tucson Nelson A. Miles Hofmeister Jaeger Hallmark Drachman Arizona Pioneers’ Society

Birth Of Child Would Make Its Parents Wed Plan

Chicago Dec 29 Passage of laws to end illegitimacy was urged at the Illinois Woman's Congress. Speakers proposed the automatic marriage bill so a birth automatically ties the parents in marriage, plus a law to give an illegitimate child its father's name and support without forcing the parents to wed. A constitutional convention to revise state law and a health certificate for marriage were also discussed.

Chicago

Appraisal of Old City Lengthy Note Is Prepared

The old sewer farm, 112 acres with 58 cultivated, is seen as the best salable asset to raise cash to liquidate the overdraft. Valued at $40,000 by Auditor Smalley, it has risen from $12,000 in 1915. the new outfall sewer costs about $50,000, changing the farm into city real estate near McKinley Park. The report notes potential motor equipment needs and discusses city balances, taxes, and water rates with a projected December balance around half a million dollars.

Old City Germany Wenweshy Tucson Farms Company Magenheimers McKinley Park John Mets Merchants Bank & Trust Company Mets Asuher Carnegie Desert Elect Parker St. Mary's Road G. L. Smith H. Urquides

Entente Deliberations Finalize German Note Reply

London reports that after days of talks the entente completed its reply to the German note. Delivery is planned next week in Paris with transmission to Germany via American channels. The long document aims to clarify many points with optimism for Washington’s forthcoming response.

London Paris Germany Alexandre Ribot Washington

British Ship Copsewood Sunk Off Coast

The British steamship Copsewood of 509 tons gross was sunk, reported from London dated December 29. No further details on casualties or cause are provided in the brief item.

London Copsewood

Hadapest Crowns New Ruler Amid Wartime Sorrow

Hadapest Hungary hosts coronation of King Charles as crowds fill streets despite ongoing conflict. The formality draws visitors from across the country with rents for shop windows reaching high sums and large crowds witnessing the inaugural ceremony.

Charles

Campbell to Take Oath as Governor of Arizona

Phoenix, Dec 24 Governor elect Tom Campbell will take the oath of office before Chief Justice Ross of the supreme court tomorrow and deliver his inaugural address at the capitol at 10 o clock Monday morning. Governor Hunt declines to state his intentions but chief counsel former Senator Reeves says it will be new in the state. Inspectors continue ballot checks slowly with expenses around 2300 dollars per day.

Phoenix Tom Campbell Ross Supreme Court Capitol Hunt Vee

Two Electrified Tragedy Near San Xavier Mission

Two Mexican victims were electrocuted near the San Xavier mission seven miles south of Tucson when broken power wires, reportedly part of Tucson Farms Company, struck a man mowing and his wife who rushed to aid him. Coroner Comstock and Constable Shaw investigated the scene outside city limits. Both victims were deaf when discovered.

San Xavier Mission Comstock Tucson Farms Company Shaw

Six I W W Workers Arrested at Virginia Mills

Six Industrial Workers of the World were arrested in Virginia Minnesota for distributing strike hand bills and attempting to picket the Virginia and Rainy Lake lumber mills. Officers said the strike order did not reach mill workers and the red bills prompted quick detentions as the six offered no resistance.

Virginia, Minn Virginia Rainy Lake Mill No. 3

Moose Party Dies in New York State

Dee 29 reports the Progressives in New York state failed to poll enough votes in recent elections to gain ballot access, resulting in loss of recognition and closure of the party’s doors.

New York State New York Dee

Teutonic Offensive Advances on Moldavia Front

Berlin reports a major Austro German push along the western Trontier aiming to break through the mountains into Moldavia. Von Mackensen’s forces push north of Rimnik Sarat toward the Danube while the defenders resist along the Sereth line. Dobrudja RNA forces tighten the noose near Braila and Galatz. Verdun area sees a German attack repulsed as French lines hold.

Trontier Berlin Carpathian Moldavia Wallachia von Mackensen Rimnik Sarat Danube Bratia James Te. Pinta Petrograd Agate Sereth Bratla Dobrudja Braila Galatz Matchin Ratchelu

Police Revolt Captures Para Governor’s Palace

Dis patches from Belem report three battalions of police revolted and attacked the palace of Governor Eneas Martins in Para. The governor sought refuge with the federal regiment, then was reinstalled in his palace as order was restored.

Rio DE Janiero Belem Para Eneas Martins Federal Martine

Five Robbers Blow Hagerman Bank Safe for $5060

Five men robbed Hagerman State Bank in Hagerman, blasting the bank safe early today and fleeing by automobile with about $5060. An investigation was begun in Sherman, Texas, as authorities cataloged the crime and collected evidence.

Sherman, Tex Hagerman State Bank Hagerman

Wife acquitted of husband murder sues for damages

Downieville Calif Dec 29 Suits totaling 103000 damages are filed against Sierra County perior court citing recent prosecution failure in the murder case of Charles S Patterson husband of Mary C Patterson and King du Tra They were held without bail and released in Solanbioe when located in Chicago Ariz

Downieville Cal Sierra County Perior Mary C. Patterson King tm-Tra Charlies S. Patterson

American pianos gain worldwide popularity in 1916 exports

Washington reports a record year for piano shipments with over 10 800 pianos and player pianos exported in fiscal 1916. Australia New Zealand and the Philippines took 5000 units, Africa 500, Asia 84, with the rest to the Americas and Europe. Australia showed the largest gain.

Washington Globe Department of Commerce Australia New Zealand Philippines Africa Asia North South America Europe

Levy Brothers Charged With Mail Fraud Indictment

Sam and Max Levy of Levy Bros brokerage face a U S court in Tucson for alleged conspiracy to defraud by mail. The United States Commissioner ordered appearance, with an anticipated appeal likely.

Denver Sam Max Levy Levy Bros Tucson United States Stone

Eight Hour Day Question Raised in Mexican Labor Article

In Mexico City the constitutional convention committee on labor articles sought to withdraw its report but the convention voted to proceed with the article as drafted. Delegate Jose Macias, in a long speech, cited General Carranza’s views on labor and capital and plant systems in the United States. The committee report adds features, including a provision for an eight hour day.

Mexico City Mex Constitutional Convention Jose Macias Carranza Weanig United States

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