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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1917
Page
13
Efforts to aid French orphans continue as a program involving Mrs Schofield and others gathers support. The Orpheum group from Paris, connected with care efforts for relief, was received today by Bishop of St Augustine's, with Catholic and nonsectarian committees aiding the movement from Los Angeles.
A note describes a gathering to welcome new members and introduce Parker as secretary. The events include a reception after a Friday rally from 7:39 to after, with Mr. J and others attending.
The market report notes mixed actions on Wall Street with U S Steel showing strength while several leading issues lag. Volume was variable with a closing near 175 406 shares on some listings and quotes fluctuating through the session.
Copper, industrial and rail stocks feature heavily in a dense list from Tenney, Widname & Co and various correspondents. The page records quotations, percentages, and multiple firm names across a sprawling market table, signaling broad sector activity and price movement in copper and related trades.
The readable content is incomplete and lacks clear events, names, or dates to form a factual summary. The passage appears garbled and does not provide a discernible news item or notice.
Fragmented OCR lists various price figures and dates with inconsistent context. Readable entities include wheat, corn, May and May8se, 37: Saly, 8446, 814.85, 945.65, and codes like 81097 and 89045. Overall, no coherent event or narrative emerges from the garbled data.
The Market report lists fat cattle and steer prices around 81 to 87 with steady feeders and varied heifer values. Sheep and lamb figures appear mixed with receipts near 4,900 head and prices fluctuating around 12 to 16 per hundredweight, reflecting cautious demand and wholesale pricing.
Fragmented readable text shows garbled words and partial phrases from a wire service item. Key names and clear facts are missing, leaving only scattered numbers and letters without a coherent event or context.
Washington February 16 The congressional leak inquiry focused on whether members used official connections in trades and whether women were involved The investigation stems from testimony that certain House members traded through Washington broker Stoker and examined if official channels were used.
Washington reports that most German consuls who were recalled from U S posts will be allowed to remain abroad for positions in South and Central America as relations between the United States and Germany deteriorate.
A court in England convicted a group formerly known as Cattle Sutchers for estate theft. The defendants from Rosemont were found guilty after a disjointed OCR fragment of the trial transcript.
After eight years away, longtime Tucson resident Mr. Fannie Cake returns to the city to reconnect with friends, hosted by Mrs. J. Kohlman. A stream of visitors from Phoenix Nogales Bisbee El Paso and other cities arrive in town, sharing news and staying at local hotels. A separate report notes a Salt Lake City saloon holdup where $1,060 was stolen by a lone bandit who fled on a passing train.
The senate debate on the postal bill focuses on raising newspaper postage and dropping rates for letters. Senator Bryant plans to move to change senate rules to permit debate on legislation and appropriations before offering the postal provision as an amendment.
Eleven months after the Villa raid on Columbus the base of the punitive expedition ceased to exist today as Col H C Sickle commander of the New Mexico border patrol district assumed command of the troops stationed there in Columbus New Mexico.
New York reports a steadier copper market with scarce electrolytic supplies at nearby and second quarter delivery from 2200 to 3500. Third quarter demand grows with prices up to 2106 and some agencies quoting 22606, while iron remains unchanged.
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