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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1917
Page
8
Advertisement notes exquisite fabrics and trimming with prices starting at eight dollars. Mentions inviting customers to come in and see offerings and indicates a full range of patterns available.
A garbled 19th century item describes a train robbery near Kingman with a posse fire exchange injuring robbers and a watchman killed. It notes arrests at San Wavier from Phoenix and a women’s suffrage ball discussion in the city with local addresses and committee remarks.
Refugees in Columbus New Mexico prepare to move camps as a colony forms near Deming. Sergeant Charles Shank, shot during guard duty in the colored district, died at the cantonment hospital and will be sent to Dayton Ohio. The refugee camp declines, with about 1,40 of 3,000 expected to remain by week end.
The 4th US Infantry arrived today at 3.44 m from Columbia, traveling overland and by water. Troops were met by civic leadership and paraded through downtown, marking the unit's return during the expedition.
A fragmented report notes a science themed concert event with multiple acts and performers. It mentions venues, timings, and ticket details though many names and line items are garbled. The passage records attendance anticipation and program structure for the evening’s performance.
The war cross has been conferred upon Henry Heries of Morgan Harjes and Co Paris, a delegate of the American Red Cross, who has been prominent in army relief work.
The Netherlands government protests unrestricted submarine warfare from Germany and opens negotiations with China to reduce mine holdings. They seek to contract overlap between British and German danger zones to create a clear path for Dutch shipping.
The Brazilian government protests Germany over its submarine warfare policy and the note outlining a blockade. Brazil cites four core principles including the need to avoid an inadvisable blockade and adherence to international law, urging Germany to respect Brazil and other neutrals and noting potential protective measures.
A Russian detachment attacked nine Teuton trenches near Kirtiba in the Carpathians. Despite artillery and mine explosions, the Russians pierced wire entanglements and seized the trench, though German counterfire threatened a quick repulse.
The preliminary hearing for Chief Mills on alleged felonies was postponed by one day by agreement of counsel for Chief Mills and County Attorney Kirke Moore. Judge Dupseath, representing the defense, failed to appear with Mills, and Moore was occupied in the superior court.
Henry P Fletcher, American ambassador to Mexico, met with President Wilken before departing for Mexico City. The envoy will assume his post in Nis.
Copper market notes show spot and March copper nearly vanished as buyers seek April through June deliveries above 72 cents per pound. Second quarter quotes run 72. Five to 73 cents, with third quarter at 12 tee and year-end at 75. Prices discussed while reporter mentions Mexico City and Carranza amid constitutional work.
The Tucson Red Cross Luncheon program on Friday features officers and speakers including Mose Drachman and Miss Jane Rider. The topics include Americanism and the Red Cross’s wartime work, with notes on the Tucson chapter's activities.
Fragmentary note cites NSO companies and a machine co in Tucson with ads mentioning reasons for a comparison. Silent on dates or full items. The readable text hints at advertising content rather than a full story.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Tucson and remedies, with scattered phrases about treating conditions and a reference to glycerine and other substances. The text is inconsistent and lacks coherent facts or outcomes.
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