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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1917
Page
9
The marriage of Tinney and Mrs. Mattie occurred Wednesday at the Methodist parsonage, Tinney proprietor of a local grocery and well known resident. The couple plans to live at the bride’s home while friends note their new life together.
Word from London reports eager Americans seeking passages to New York aboard the Helland American liner View. About 120 applicants for fewege are booked for sailings from Amsterdam after the ship’s departure was moved from Falmouth to Rotterdam.
In Washington on February 2 Count Tarnowski and Count von Mernstorf planned to present credentials to President Wilson as discussions with Count Parnoweki continued. Officials said the administration sought a clear early statement on U S posture while many telegrams urged both peace moves and drastic action, with no definite decision yet announced.
Reporters describe a tense standoff as the United States weighs steps in response to Germany's submarine threat. President Wilson and top officials keep silent while cabinet plans unfold, with talks of signaling Ambassador Gerard and alerting Americans abroad amid growing war pressures.
A Weatherby Maryland resident recounts a severe December cold nearly keeping him in bed. He bought two bottles of Chamberlains Cough Remedy and improved within days. He endorses the product as one of the best medicines and says he will use it again if another cold strikes. Obtainable everywhere.
The article discusses a controversial critique by a Chicago faculty member linking red light districts to prostitution and social decay. It covers calls for enforcement, reform, and the university’s stance on such public morality concerns.
A letter from Solodny, a recently dismissed English instructor at a university in Arizonas capital, asks Speaker A. A. Jones to urge the legislature to investigate his discharge for alleged breach of a written contract. He claims a hearing was denied and cites injustice and unfair dismissal in his bid for a public inquiry.
The Citizen informs subscribers carriers will collect tomorrow. Most subscriptions are prepaid for February. bills for the month are due on the first Saturday. If errors occur, notify The Citizen.
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