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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1917
Page
4
A fragmentary sports and society note from a historic page mentions various names and terms. The legible bits reference CSTs, HERD, Hebert, Rotdibs, and a possible WHNAG SMARTY INDES THIAL. The readable content is sparse and indicates a brief notice within a broader society section.
A proposal in Congress would create a federal district covering seven counties with a central courthouse in Prescott or Phoenix. Statehood increased federal civil business. litigants favor federal court for concurrent jurisdiction and judges with strong legal background. The move would add a second U S attorney and clerk, with costs offset by savings in juror and witness fees and smoother federal operations.
Report discusses alleged ballot tampering in the Hunt Campbell contest with claims of erased Socialist ballots in several precincts including Miami. It notes potential amendments by Campbell representatives and a forthcoming inspection to determine if changes affected results as tally sheets may reveal anomalies.
A government order halted export of cow hides from Mexico amid disease controls. Officials require hides to originate on Mexican soil with proper certificates, delaying shipments since January. The measure, aimed at preventing disease spread, has blocked many hides awaiting certification or safe processing before crossing the border.
A garbled OCR summary reports multiple local items including a court session and county politics. It references a councilman, a district court vote sheet, and attendance at a theater event. Mentions metal market copper quotes and a claim about a parish government decision.
The Manila report notes the Philippine Congress debates self rule under U S authority with moves to organize executive departments and a cabinet answerable to the Governor General. Reforms aim to place Filipino appointees in key posts and shift oversight from Manila to local congress.
A Rumanian mission including Lieutenant-Colonel C. Felix and Colonel F. Petrescu arrived in Tokio to negotiate munitions purchases. They stated Romania will stay in the war and that reinforcements are needed for both sides as Russian and German forces maneuver in Eastern Europe.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a federal report on birch history and regional surveys. Mentions Navayes and a study of the Seetian Afare in the United States, with references to the Coffee of Seetian Afare and various regional investigations. The text alludes to future developments depending on policy and Sette Serra parts of cattle, but clarity is limited.
A Vienna report says Archduke Charles Stephen, cousin of the late Emperor Francis Joseph, chosen as regent of Poland, described as democratic with common sense and personal charm. He visits a hotel informally, shows interest in American life, supports press freedom, and has freed two of his sons to join regular regiments, with his household amid Carpathian fighting.
A Geological Survey report from Washington discusses the Nevada plains placer gold belt extending from the Toyabe Range to Big Lakes Valley. It details rich gravels, high gold content in tests, and mining potential with notes on weather, terrain, and early habitation by native peoples.
Dr Clifford to speak at Sunday night service focusing on Jamaica earthquake and missionary work in turmoil. The sermon promises scriptural interest as he and his family describe their experiences in the crisis and relief efforts.
A brief note suggests pumps and engines are most economical when purchased for large scale projects or mining operations. It emphasizes practicality and value in selecting reliable equipment.
The Los Angeles Examiner lauds Eyes of the World as a clean clever exciting photoplay. It highlights now classic photography by Mr Chan Das and the strong narrative that blends scenic detail with dramatic incidents and idealized romance in a Southern California setting.
If your storage battery shows a lit tle symptom now let us hear it before it grows into a chronic ailment. Schwettzer Machine Co Ady.
London reports at the Glaston Victoria Infirmary annual meeting that private practitioners may vanish before the war ends. The Lancet notes a likely move to mobilize all medical services to treat patients in infirmaries as needed, indicating a shift away from private practice.
Keenan and Markey star in the Triangle-Kay film at the Broadway tonight. The play centers on a gold miner who raises a daughter after his wife dies, with a dramatic journey as he learns fatherhood. Robert M. Hin is in a prominent role in this unique production.
January sale at Rebeil's targets White category merchandise with a Monday kickoff on January 8. promotional chatter hints at limited-time discounts and store-wide clearance.
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