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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1917

Page

3

Officials Apologize For Countess von Bernstorff Incident

A damaged clipping notes the Countess von Bernstorff, wife of the German ambassador, will leave the United States with her husband amid war tensions. It mentions a Miss Jeanne Lackner of New York who married on November 14, 1887 and references embarrassing positions tied to the diplomatic corps.

Washington Dipmatic Corps Paceross Gerees Cerheaps Scoss Jeanne Lackenerer New York United States Germany Army Navy Newton D. Baker Baker Hugh Lcott General Staff Tasker H. Rilee Scott

New City Hall Accepted by City Council

The city council formally accepted the new City Hall today after a final inspection. A council meeting was held at 10 o'clock with citizens present to review specifications and mayoral finances before handing the project to the land and property committee for thorough inspection. The report noted slight flooring sinking but the building was in good shape overall. Washington’s Githory Race featured a 8:00 start with entrants over 60 years old, entries due by the tenth of the month and a $10 prize for the winner.

Netore Manays Coun Washington Codd Peters Vail

Market Report Today in Wall Street Sees Mixed Irregularities

Feb 6 report notes irregular opening declines blamed on short selling. Steel and popular equipment shares rise while others like American Woolen and Central Leather lag. Bond market shows weakness as Anglo-Peenen stock drops further, with several names advancing only marginally.

Citizen New York Wtech Marine Preferred Central Leather Pittsburgh Coal Peoples Cne de Crear Earhone Angin Frenchie Hewlett Tates Steelfelt Crucible West Indies

Grain Market Shifts With Mixed Opening and Hog Rally

The grain market opened with declines across contracts but early gains followed as May futures hovered around 1169 and July near 81.68. Hog prices rose later due to large clearances and crop uncertainty, lifting provisions and tying the day to a mixed but generally higher tone in late trading.

Copper Industrial and Rail Stock List

A historical stock listing shows copper, industrial and rail equities with varied percentages and names. Entries include Alaska Gold, American Canaves, Northern Pacific, Norfolk & Western, Southern Pacific, Southern Railway, United Verde Extension, U. S. Steel, Westinghouse, and Willys Overland among others, with prices or percentage changes shown beside company names. The list presents a snapshot of market activity and broker quotations from the period.

Alaska Wide & Lesiner Pro Anmaromia Cada Faltimore &Hie Rennerott Os Scheene Bermanenns Geek Lemah Valley Mawel! Motors Seeee Varma Mexican Petroleum Erssecs BD Oepae Nevada New Vern Central Norfolk & Western Cece Northern Pacific Nec Nda Shattock United Verde Extension U. S. Steel Com Westinghouse Seepeevsee Willys Goeriand

Market Closing Prices Mixed Across Wheat and Oils

Closing prices show mixed activity with wheat futures for May and July at varied levels. Meats and fats futures including lard and hogs reflect modest shifts, while note of percentage changes indicates minor gains and losses across contracts.

Hork Nate Way

Livestock Market Reports from Kansas City and Chicago

Kansas City market shows brisk cattle receipts around 1,000 with steady prices for prime and western cattle, calves and feeders. Sheep receipts near 900 with steady bids. mixed price readings across cattle categories. Chicago reports 24,000 hogs with135 to 2012.49 price range, native beef cattle at 12.25, western steers up to 160.20, and steady sheep bids around 11.80 to 14.60.

Chicago

Metal Market Report Amid Copper and Tin Firmness

New York copper holds firm at 23.60 33.60 while tin stays firm at 65.66 546.00. London spot copper 198 futures 136 electrolytic 147. tin spot 200 109 futures 0. Pot lead around 89.06 49.50 and spelter quiet at spot. London lead £305.

Citizen A. P. Leseed New York Ertrolyvtic Londom Cpot Sa London

Market report glimpse from Chicago grain and produce prices

Buyers and sellers report higher creamery receipts with various case figures and grades. Potatoes show increased receipts. corn and wheat prices listed for several regions. poultry prices noted for live fowls and sprint offerings.

Citizen A. P Inicago Miheiwan Maho Colorado Washington Poultry Alive

Mercantile and bond market report from New York

Mercantile paper 4 percent with 60 day bills at 84.72 to 84.77. Bar silver at 77. Mexican dollars at 60. Government bonds irregular and railroad bonds weak. Time loans steady at 69 and 96 days and six months around 4.44 percent. Call money firm with high 2 percent and last loan 2 1/4 percent.

Citizen A. P New York Mercantile

Newspapers urged to stop printing ships' sailings

Citizen A. P. Leased Wire reports that En tente embassies asked the state department to consider halting the publication of ships sailings. No legal warrant exists to ban printing, but officials may urge American publishers to refrain on grounds of national policy.

Citizen A. P Washington Entente State Department

Sheriff Seizes Distillery Trunk at El Paso Station

A liquor filled trunk was seized by deputies after being driven from a transfer wagon without an owner. It sits at a sheriff’s office three miles away awaiting owner identification while a transfer worker fled with a bag. The trunk was delivered to the El Paso and Southwestern Railroad station this morning.

el Paso & Southwestern Sais Ag Co

House Rules Board Blocks Rule to Hasten Naval Bill

The House Rules Committee refused a special rule to fast track three administration amendments to the naval bill. The measures seek a $150 million bond issue for ships and war supplies, $1 million for aircraft patents, and authorization to command shipyards and munition plants. The naval bill remains under consideration with no expedited path. Schwettser Machine Co Tecsoa.

Washington House Rules Committee House

Judge resumes ruling on disputed ballots in Phoenix contest

In Phoenix on February 9 Judge Stanford released rulings on 4% ballots. He counted 27 for Hunt and 12 for Campbell with nine ballots for neither. The decision interprets crosses in party columns and affects the Governor race, with ongoing concerns over final margins and earlier court actions.

Phoenix Ariz Stanford Er Gover Roppel Campbell Hunt Reane Cazi Faiucte

New York Considers Buying Johnny Evers

Reports say the New York American League club plans to purchase Johnny Evers of the Boston Nationals. Evers expresses eagerness to continue his career as an American Leaguer.

Citizen A. P New York Pen New York American League Johnny Evers Socom Bowton Nationals Evers

Gets-It Corn Remedy Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts Gets-It as the quick cure for corns. It claims three drops remove pain and free the wearer to resume normal walking, with claims of single application and immediate relief. Sold by druggists for 25 cents a bottle, or mailed by J. Lawrence & Co. and other retailers.

J. Lawrence & Co Cairaga Toesen

Olive Tablets Promise Clear Complexions and Health

An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a wonder on the liver and bowels. It claims the olive colored tablets promote normal function, remove waste, and cure pimples and dull complexions. The copy emphasizes natural cleansing and renewed vitality.

Dr. Edwards

Spain Loses 12 Percent Of Merchant Ships

Madrid dispatch says the Mercantiles Marine ships in service numbered 640 with 46 131 tons to January 31. Losses due to the war include 22 ships sunk by mines or submarines and 18,000 tons of steamshipping, valuing about 79,000 a month. The losses amount to roughly 12 percent of the merchant marine.

A. P Madrid Paris Et Mercantiles Marine

Meeting in Minneapolis on June 18 promises unity for visiting hobies

Officials announce a grand imperial gathering in Minneapolis with the nett sees of the unperial toon slated for June 18. The event aims to showcase attractions and entertain visitors, drawing communities together for a night of cultural exchange and festivities.

Bernrhng Rome Minn Anntic Minneapetes

Trainmen Open Hall After Purchase and Renovation

Trainmen have bought and renovated a hall once used for meetings. They plan to rent the hall to societies and groups and will keep the space closed to other tenants until arrangements are made.

Katlroad Tremuen

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