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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1917
Page
6
Fragmentary personal notice shows names Milena and Ssestes arvay with unclear context and date. No complete action or relationship details are readable.
A stream of visitors from Los Angeles to Bisbee to El Paso fills the Santa Rita area with names like Manning, Clifford, and Nickels arriving or staying at the Santa Rita. Officials including Witter from Los Angeles and Hudson, deputy US marshal, mingle with travelers and locals while frontier rangers and sheriffs reach the town, marking a busy period for local hospitality and border trade.
A fragmentary stock list itemizes copper, iron, rail and industrial shares with various highs and lows. Firms named include Anaconda, Bethlehem Steel, Union Carbide, Chesapeake & Ohio, and Southern Pacific, among others, with percentages or prices suggesting closing quotations and notable fluctuations.
Correspondents Logan and Gryen note copper stocks and market hints while travelers head to Nogales. Grayson Jones of Warren and Ted H Johnson of Tombstone are in town for several days. Heavily dated notes cover railroad agents, clark clerks, and officials traveling or returning from San Antonio and Chicago with mentions of Governor Campbell and related contest cases.
A chaotic market report notes varied activity across indices with some gains and losses. Steel and copper prices move, shipping and rail stocks show weakness, and futures trade unevenly as traders weigh profits and inflation signals.
Market notes list various metal prices with fractions and currencies. Copper and tin values appear with multiple figures, while lead and zinc show ranges and quotes. The report includes sequence markers like first, second, and third quarters and references locations with uncertain spellings.
Hog receipts reach 29 900 with prices around 12 90 to 8 70. Cattle receipts total 12 600 steady with prime fed steers near 17 to 17 75 and western steers around 7 50 to 10 25. Sheep receipts about 11 906 higher with yearlings near 9 25 to 3 25 and ewes around 16 00 to 10 95.
Market report from Chicago shows butter prices higher for creamery and firsts with around 2,000 cases traded. Notable figures include 229 90r for creamery, 44tyr for firsts, and 420 40 for dairies with several hundred cases noted. overall market unsettled with eggs and poultry also mentioned.
Chicago reports volatility in wheat with sharp early gains and later declines as traders weigh Austria and Germany sea warfare moves. July wheat near 1.38, soy and corn details given. New York quotes Mercantile rates, sterling, and bond activity with call money firm and short loan rates listed.
Seven Shackleton expedition members stranded on Elephant Island were rescued by the relief steamer Aurora arriving Cape Evans January 10. Captain McIntosh and two other members of the stranded party died.
George Hendricks, 20, of Birmingham, a private in Battery A, Alabama Field Artillery, died in Douglas Arizona after a rifle exploded during a scuffle to gain control of the weapon. The incident occurred within his own company.
The Associated Press reports political leaders in Germany insist Berlin will not alter its conduct of the war despite Allied victory offers. Officials in Berlin say the government cannot soften its demands or accept a peace terms that would endanger Germany’s security and its postwar aims. The Kaiser's government expresses disappointment with Allied terms but maintains resolve to pursue its declared lines. American ships and citizens are urged to avoid danger as tensions persist.
Albert Steinfeld's general citizens committee meets this afternoon at Leo Goldschmidt's office to form an executive body and set a date for the next gathering. The group will supervise bond distribution for the $4 000% tourist and commercial hotel project with members including Reilly Steinfeld Drachman Manning Kitt Heineman Sawyer Walker Julian Ivancovich and Parker.
A broken arch bar derailed the first section of freight train No.244 at Araby on the Tucson division of the Southern Pacific. Delays followed for trains Nos. 102, 4, 2, and 1, with no injuries. A Tucson wreck car aided relief. Also reports the birth of Roger Bunton to Mr. and Mrs. James F. Anderson at 2368 Third Ave. on Friday January 26.
A marriage license was issued today to Francisco Vasquez of Magdalena Mex and Rafaela Espinosa of Tucson, marking the start of their union.
Washington Feb 3. William Jennings Bryan issues a statement urging the people to vote on any war declaration. He argues against sending American troops overseas for European quarrels and proposes postponing settlement until after the war, with neutral ship covenants and a public referendum.
Hebert A Drachman explorer and curio dealer from San Francisco arrives in Turson to set up business. He plans to marry Mrs Pirachman born in Toreeon and is cousin to Mose Harry and Armanuel Drachman. His wife will join him once a house is found.
Fragmentary OCR text references a meeting on February 4 1917 at a venue likely in Atwery. Mentions members representing a system and a person named Sevstetter with a potaat and numbers 1586-407 107.
Witnesses describe a Saturday evening fight in which Pantamale and Barfich, workers from Shea Construction, confronted an Austrian and a Sicilian amid tensions. The assault escalated from fists to knife and revolver, with Pantamale fatally wounded and Barfich wounded as the crowd watched.
A distraught report notes a man died from a chest wound with intestines perforated, prompting police and sheriff to issue a general alarm. Relatives arrived to arrange the funeral as the remains are held at a Tucson undertaking parlor. scattered details mention a brother coordinating the service and other local figures.
Berlin Feb 5 The German government agrees to release immediately seventy two Americans taken from ships captured by the raider in the Atlantic and landed at a German port aboard the steamer Yarrowdale. They came from the British steamers Georgic Temple and Voltaire.
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