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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1917

Page

7

Wilsons sea freedom stance challenged by Kaiser's note

In a Senate address on world peace President Wilson defended freedom of the seas as essential to peace and equality. The Kaiser’s reply signals Germany's intent to wage unrestricted U boat warfare, forcing Wilson to confront the concrete risk to neutral commerce.

Senate Kaser Wilson Germany Britain United States Ocean League For World Peace Kassets

Twenty Years Ago Today From The Citizen 1907

A 1907 retrospective notes the Nine teenth legislature jet committee visit to the university with regents and officials. It praises campus improvements and urges strong support for education. street committee opposes blocking streets. A newborn son for Mr and Mrs Frank Treat is reported. Captain Teviel reports snow four feet at San Carlos. NG A Company 1 meeting announced. Wo Power secretary. Seth erland departs for springs.

Hib Gepine Wall Comnenian C. Reppy Jones Aaron Gokihere Fred G. Worhes Board of Regents University FF Reesell George Push WP Lewter Ami Prank Treat Mere Jey Teviel Tevie Fon Chiries Stratton San Carlos Company 1 NG. A. Tonieht Ortee Et 1 Dr

Johns Bill Praised as Most Popular in House

The Tucson Arizona legislature scene on February 1 1917 featured Speaker Johns lauding the Northern Arizona fair with a baby exhibit valued at 19 900 600 dollars while Rep Vaughn of Maricopa urged a 5000 appropriation. Critics urged merit based funding over personal popularity.

Tucson Yavapai Vaughn Maricopa County

Peanuts Politicians At The Capitol

Arizona politics shows a crowd of partisan officials resisting changes after a governor shift. Zander Howe and Wiley Jones clash with the de facto governor concept, bootlegging enforcement, and the public’s effort to overturn a five year machine rule.

Capitol Hunt M. Zander C R Howe Tax Commission Rudolph Kuchler Campbell Supreme Court Cambell Zander Howe Prinee Wilky Sones Wiley Jones Pima County Jones Ladd Tom Campbell Arizona

Honoring Heroes at Home and Abroad

The piece urges memorials for great figures by placing statues at their birthplaces or hometowns. It cites France’s birthsite statues and notes American gaps like Farragut at Campbell Station and Poe or Emerson in Boston. It questions whether towns like Hodgensville and Point Pleasant lack fitting tributes to native greatness.

Vermont Dewey State House Montpetier France Nazareth Hodgensville America Montpelier Farragut Little Campbell Station Tennessee Boston Edgar A. Poe Emerson Garrison Newburyport Concord Point Pleasant Ohio Grant

Arizona house passes 35000 for Northern Arizona fair

The Arizona lower house, swayed by Speaker Johns, approved a 35000 appropriation for the Northern Arizona fair despite unfavorable reports on Southern Arizona funding. The Citizen editorialized against the action, noting legislators may question what Johns achieved this time.

Subsidized Competition and University Professors

The Citizen argues against professors using university chairs as private business leverage. It cites Samuel Untermeyer and Taft, contending regular professors should devote full time or avoid contracts. The piece criticizes underpaying and subsidized competition, questioning who truly pays for such “technical experts” and why they do not resign for higher pay.

Samuel Untermeyer New York University of the City of New York Taft Yale State University

Hoist Comment From Tucson Machine Co Ad

Fragmentary advertises a hoist from Sweitzer Machine Co in Tucson with the speaker asserting its value. The note reads Take it from me.

Sweitzer, Machine Co Tucson Adv

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