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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1917
Page
2
Fragmented note from the Telegraph Briefs column references chaotic remarks and unexplained terms during a discussion on gender topics. It hints at confusion over statements and at least one unclear attribution involving a case.
The notice outlines a series of six meetings involving PFREINS and Colby Ash, with additional references to Wilken FL Wilfers and a campaign or event sequence. It appears to be an agenda or call for civic or organizational gatherings.
The post office increased the price of stamped envelopes effective February 1. Rates rose by about four cents per thousand envelopes due to higher paper costs and improved water and chemical treatment. The increase affects all stamped envelope sizes and will be reflected in mail handling charges.
A woman identified as the wife of the late Roassate-Byil sues over a published report claiming she discouraged erecting monuments. She says the statements published were false and intended to mislead the public about the monument plans in Coronet County.
Denver news reports a fire near a residence yesterday caused the death of Marion Small, a 76 year old prominent reform charity worker in the city and state. Paralyzed and exposed to cancer, she had been a well known figure in local philanthropy.
The Federal Reserve Board releases a December update on domestic prosperity and economic expectations. Officials report cautious optimism, noting mixed signals from markets and consumer activity as the year ends.
A note reveals the ambassador will travel to Washington to assume duties immediately after a surprising development on board the steamer Noorgam. The German vote and unfamiliar references are noted, with confirmation that the ambassador has no further details.
Albany dispatch reports the repeal of a boxing measure authorizing ten-round fights. Governor Whittaker sends a message to the legislature outlining the change and urging action on this legal adjustment.
Fratkin Bb and Stanford, clerks from Plainfield, convicted of perjury, were sentenced in connection with the case. The hotel clears and liens are noted as part of the proceeding.
A secret memo from the department of lever beeley orders all immigration collectors suspended the deportation of Miles rable atcens due to new conditions affecting Magician affairs.
Cheyenne Wyo Feb 1 snow driven by strong winds renews the blockade hampering traffic for the last nine days amid a 15 below temperature. The harsh weather continues to impede normal activity in the region.
Fire origin details unreliable but notes a blast causing a loss of about 100000 dollars and 13 casualties. The report from Wye on February 1 references a Thermopol incident with unclear origin and a business block affected, estimating damages near 1949 dollars.
Continued report compares notes from Secretary Lansing and Count von Bernstorff showing U S approach toward a deteriorating relationship with Germany. Officials view the embassy effort to maintain tranquil ties as increasingly futile amid rising tensions.
Berlin notes warn Kaiser Germany will wield all means without mercy, while a separate American note softens the language. The German embassy long fostered hopeful sentiment, even after Von Tirpitz was pressured to resign to ease relations with the United States.
A Tucson ad claims a mixture of bark glycerine and Ad-ler-i-ka relieves or prevents appendicitis and many stomach troubles. It promises fast relief from constipation sour stomach gas and chronic stomach issues via a single spoonful solution. The Martin Drug Co.
The piece notes Von Tirpitz was removed for lack of ruthlessness and inadequate ships. It reports Germany’s plan to starve Britain with a submarine fleet of 00 to 500 boats, aiming to cut British food supply within sixty days. American officials doubt the announced campaign and warn of broader, unsettled European tensions.
The German embassy atmosphere signals Berlin’s certainty of success amid new crises. The article notes danger near U S shores with a score or more German and Austrian ships sunk since the war began and several German raiders interned.
On diplomatic day at the state department officials received foreign representatives as rumors of armed ships and plots to sink or block harbors circulated. Secretary Lansing cancelled the formal program, and traffic was shifted to conferences with lesser officials while Sir Cecil Spring-Rice and Mr. Sato called in. Diplomats awaiting Lansing were told he was preparing something for President Wilson.
New York Harbor reopened today after a nightlong cordon by destroyers and coast guard boats. Authorities say the closure aimed to prevent departure of self interned German liners without papers and will be enforced nightly. docks with German goods and interned ships remained under police guard.
Washington reports Secretary Lansing met with President Wilson just before noon for an urgent conference. Lansing refused to discuss the situation or answer whether any action had been taken.
The campus conducts a major survey on higher education trends led by a specialist, with results ready soon. Events include lectures by Henry Cowles, debates by the university team, a Women’s League gathering, and a planned Western League dance amid ongoing extension work in the valley and nearby agricultural programs.
Washington dispatch reports Ruthenes submarine warfare inaugurated today by Germany forcing the United States toward breaking diplomatic relations. President Whison has described this as the sole alternative to recognizing American rights at sea, prompting serious consideration of erim possibilities as hopes for peace waver.
After a prolonged meeting between the President and Secretary Lansing, officials indicated the note from Germany is viewed with gravity and the United States is forming possible actions. There were signs a treasury plan to safeguard ports and interests may proceed, though specifics remain unclear.
Four rangers were assigned to the sheriff’s office at the county supervisors meeting. Tom Burst was elected by Sheriff Miles, with the others unnamed. M. E. Gileon of Ajo asked for the creation of a second justice district to cut witness transport costs to Tucson.
The American Line says the St Louis will sail Saturday and there will be no repainting to meet German safety rules. Officials of the International Mercantile Marine defend the timing and expect the St Louis to depart and the St Paul to follow on its return next week.
Chief Adviser Col. E. M. House arrived from New York after midnight as discussions continued in the White House. Wilson weighs three options including passporting von Bernstorff, warning Germany, or awaiting further developments, with no public statement issued.
The new German warning returns the situation to its initial state after the two year old declaration of a war zone around the British Isles. The proclamation prompted the famous strict accountability note.
German sources say Berlin has 260 to 560 submarines prepared to wage relentless war on merchant shipping in a wide Mediterranean and Atlantic zone. The move follows U S ultimatums and Sussex pledge revisions, with the United States insisting rights be observed regardless of negotiations.
London reports heightened activity as American and British offices rush to book passengers and freight for voyages to the United States, with ships already provisioned and ready to sail.
The promoter says site selection depends on bondholders in the East and Tucson. Michael T. Grier notes investors will influence the hotel location after all proposals are reviewed. Local and eastern bondholders will have board representation and decide the best site.
A Tucson dispute centers on where the Eastern Invex investors will locate a new hotel. Representatives insist no individual will dictate the site and that the project must proceed with funds secured by their enterprise.
New York dated February 1 reports Mrs Ethel Byrne agrees to accept Orrin Whitman’s pardon releasing her from prison if she refrains from distributing birth control information. She had been jailed about ten days and conducted a brief hunger strike before assent.
Governor L. Thomas EF. Canoe designates Friday February 1947 as Arbor Day to be observed across Cochise Greenlee Maricopa Pima and other counties, conforming to Revised Statutes provisions. The proclamation marks the statewide observance and encourages tree planting and conservation statewide.
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