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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1917
Page
5
Fragmentary text shows Chancellor von Hindenburg and reactions to peace talks. Merlo disputes via Reuters while discussions touch on freeing seas, open door policy, and territorial questions including Alsace and Austria. The source conveys a tense, unsettled stance on war-end conditions and future borders.
A fragmentary wartime dispatch discusses a Greek chancellor and peace plans. It mentions a moment of decisive action, a bad cereal harvest looming, and shifts in France and Italy. The piece notes submarine warfare, the Reichstag, and debates over war strategies and diplomacy.
The report notes Dr. Von Kleinsmid appearing before the Senate appropriations committee in Phoenix to urge a unified budget for Arizona and university improvements. It covers proposed expenditures for new laboratories, maintenance to be funded by the legislature, and construction plans for new facilities, with costs projected around 160000 for a science building and another for a second facility.
El Paso reports the Twenty-Fourth United States Infantry (colored) arrives at Palomas Lakes and is poised to cross into Mexico as the vanguard of expeditionary forces. The Sixteenth Infantry follows, with plans for Monday border crossing, amid wartime supply and naval disruption concerns shaping strategic moves.
The chancellor outlined the political scene then turned to military matters. Field Marshal von Hindenburg told me that the front is firm and reserves exist. Troop spirit is good and confident. He said the military situation allows accepting all consequences of restricted U-boat warfare. The strategy aims to hurt enemies by resuming more aggressive U-boat actions.
Classified notice lists two housekeeping rooms for rent on a sleeping porch at 516 South Our Avenue with a phone contact 1487-106. Also mentions an available garage for rent and a building estimates service by G. W. Simeddy with thirty years experience and a phone 1466-1045.
Two suspects Frank Richards and Charlies Cooper were arrested by Patrolmen Camacho and Murgonta on a Nogales tip for looting homes on Tucson south side. Richards had a syringe, Cooper a dope needle. others Jack Long and WH Ridgeway were moved for vagrancy. Night patrols increased, but a South Fifth Ave robbery occurred. Prisoner housing worries rise with more arrests and delayed jail cages due to city hall delays.
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