Booster Banquet Reservations Near Capacity
The Chamber of Commerce booster banquet is near full with about 50 reservations expected. Speakers and topics have been prepared by Secretary Myers to cover vital city and state welfare. Past attendees include W. V. Whitemore, Dr. A. Pourtees, C. W. Atkinson, and many others, plus two guests for certain attendees.
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Ay Soen
Monmdaying
Myers
Novo Iwlay
W. V. Wiitemore
AF. Pourtees
C. W. Atkinson
Thomas R Blair
T. Chapenan
Meade Clyne Lewis Lowenthal
Kain
Barnett
Hewett Power Conway
J Lin Genfeld
P Munger
Lyle Jotrneon
J. ¢. Crore
F. W. Tarler
Pr. Gettheif
O. J. Upmann
Ambrowy
W. F. Merdock
J. M. Jacobs
Bon A. Prenkiin
Leomerdt
D J. Grown
O M. Betier
Newstetter
E. G. Sporteder
Jo. Tenner PD
Willams
Kirke T Moore Ward Beckles
Henry Meyer
WO. de Rowe
Lt Butler
J. J. O'Dowd
Otto Kahn Denies Advance Peace Note Info
Otto H. Kahn of Kahn Loeb and Co telegraphed Representative Henry to deny any advance information on the peace note and demanded a hearing before the committee.
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New York
Otto H. Kahn
Kahn, Loeb & Co
Henry
Swamp Root Testimonials Endorse Kidney Remedy
A 1915 testimonial from Jackson Alonzo Sweet of East Oakland praises Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for curing two severe kidney attacks in four years and endorses the product to friends. The letter is notarized by B S McArthur, with Sweet confirming the statement as true.
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Tadder Mead
Dr. Kilmer
East
Oakland
Jackson Alonzo Sweet
12Th Street
Reece
Kilmer's Swamp Root Ad Offers Sample and Booklet
A letter to Dr. Kilmer & Co. of Binghamton promotes Swamp Root with a ten cent sample offer and a booklet on kidneys and bladder. It claims the sample will convince anyone and mentions standard bottle sizes and drug store availability. The Tucson Daily Citizen is referenced.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Tucson Daily Citizen
Governor faces court over disputed Arizona elections
The article describes ongoing Arizona political maneuvers surrounding commissions and certificates of election, challenging Osborn and Ives decisions. It notes the governor's duties to issue commissions, the use of multiple ballot inspectors, mandamus delays, and looming legislature amid mounting mail and extraditions as party leaders press for reform.
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Roas
Leh
Osborn
Ives
Mr. Ives
Arizona
Thomas Maddock
Chaptte Roth Campbell
Hunt Conti
Resolution Seeks Reduction of Papago Reservation
A government hearing on Papago Reservation house plans in Pima County considers reducing the reservation while aligning with county and university figures. County Engineer Willem Geet and attorney J. Perll outline the approach as professors discuss mineralization studies and educational objectives at the University of Arizona. Local clergy and merchants react to the moves as conservative lawmakers brace for Monday sessions.
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Oma
Reentellen
Poms
Fortmer Jucdeve Jauphell
Willem ¢ Geet
Perll
Trinity Presbyterian
Torreon
J. W. Rechanen
Foster
School of Mines
Rome
Neat
Cummings
Strike tensions linger as mines face labor walkout
Reports from Bishee detail ongoing labor strife as lead burners, brick makers, and other trades resist return. Walter Helm notes managers press for resumed work while the New Camera company seeks payment tied to rising prices.
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Arpenters
Ant Steel
Ajot
Trikere
Enpqier
Ter
Bishee
Ajo Molm
Cornelias
Ie Feng
Biber Alo Fet Development Company
Wille
Bio Organics Tienel
Enitire Apa
Ajo School Seeks Aid From Sheriff to Enforce Attendance
Mise Versa Schurtz new superintendent of public schools asks for deputy sheriff help to serve truancy notices in Ajo. County sheriff and county attorney agree to assist to improve attendance as Mexican children are uniquely affected.
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St Perintendent Tok Schools
AJO School
Schurtz
Ajo
Mners
Hirte Moers
Sheri Miles
Wilson Approves Navy Promotions
President Wilson today approved the navy board selection to promote Captains Harry Knapp William L Rodgers John Hodd William Sims Hugh Rodman and Henry B Wilson to rear admirals in a Washington action dated January 4.
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Washington
Wilson
Navy Board of Selection
Harry Knapp
William L. Rodgers
John Hodd
William 8. Sims
Hugh Rodman
Henry B. Wilson
Peace Officer Seeks Protection in Anguet Assault Case
In Tentvaie the complainant 8 Peacepwl man Acest Luczkenweki accuses George Wonree of threatening violence at Anguet elett. The case adjourned after a morning session for further arraignment. Aureset was involved in a club incident delaying proceedings. 2006 pers. Ter aided the scene. Professor Tayter commented on agricultural work and the lack of civil interest in military service, linking it to deserters.
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Acest
Luczkenweki
Tentvaie
Justice Court
George Wonree
Anguet
Elett
Actusl
Vonroe
T Aurest
Maonree
Monrest
Pers. Ter
Professor Tayter
Th Agricul
Wurat
Sapte MG
Arigons “Nateimal Caen
Deseriven
Personal notices from Nogales and Tucson society
A long list of visiting and resident figures in Nogales and Tucson is noted. Names include Mr and Mrs George S N Ryall, W H Reche cattleman, J P Cowan, M F Perensen, Mrs W S Wood, Captain Wrest’s wife, plus many others from Los Angeles, San Francisco, Phoenix and elsewhere. Hotel stays at the Santa Rita and Clark Lee Aneeles are recorded with travel mentions to New York, Oklahoma and New Orleans in the mix.
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H. PF
Tucson
Nogales
Kirker
Tureen
Tarferva
Clark Lee
Hrietmas
W. H. Reche
Toe Angeles
George SN. Ryall
Los Angeles
New York
Ryall
Epes Ramiolph
Wood
Captain Wrest
United States
Burch
Nowales
Senta Mite
Paemen
Peente
George WW. Clarke
Patrick Comme
Paapi
Chiehelm and Barcus Win License in September Court
F W Chiehelm of Patagonia and Anne Barcus of Phoenix receive marriage licenses from Clerk Enrey in the senporter court today.
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F W. Chiehelm
Patagonia
Anne Barcus
Phoenix
Enrey
Senporter
Young Farm Experts to Attend Farmers Short Course Here
A bevy of bright youngsters from Maine farms will attend the fifth annual Farmer’s Short Course at the University of Maine in January at the expense of a regional agricultural society. The group includes state champions in corn and farm work events. Names and districts are listed with regional champions among the attendees.
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University
Bermaine Jan
Howler
Pheenit
Piva
Entral
Peatty Ramen
Theron Palmer
Letpie
Cee Teorsey
San Simeepee Soreham Chempiot
Plevd Wediock
Tempe
Rulton Charpeor
Amber Grept
Ererer Abt
Femetet
Ant
Ther Wei
Champion
Openty Sunners
Native troops prove as hardy as French soldiers near Verdun
Jan 5 report from a field hospital’s chief surgeon states colonial troops in France show equal resilience to white troops. He notes natives suffer gangrene and infections from dirt similarly to whites, with complaints often greater.
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Verdun
France
Great Field Hospital
Japan reports ship losses and rising trade since war start
Tokyo reports 1 290 ships sunk since the war opened in the harbor, alongside claims of a five fold rise in Japan’s maritime trade. Minister Kenjiro Ben notes six Japanese steamers totaling 26 990 tons sunk, three more of 12 406 tons missing, amid calls on wartime shipping and routes to America Australia and India.
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Haron Kenjiro Ben
Japan
America
Australia
India
Ajo Camp Quiet Says Kirke Moore
County Attorney Kirke Moore reports quiet conditions in Ajo following a survey of the district. He notes little bootlegging due to union men actively suppressing it and emphasizes both sides backing law obedience to prevent trouble. Supervisor N W Bernard notes arrival and discussion with AFL representative Krogh.
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Ajo
Kirke Moore
PIONEER WOMEN Seek Naturalization in Tucson Court
Mercedes Ham Interos and Josefa Valesquez longtime Tucson residents, related by marriage to M. Shaw and the Kelly family, filed naturalization papers in federal court on adjournment day. Miss Ballieteros and Miss Valesquez, cousins of the Suastegui family of Mexico and Cordis family of Tucson, had lived there over 46 years believing citizenship unnecessary. Moses Drachman and others supported them as witnesses as Judge Sawtelle granted the papers.
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Mercedes Haminteros
Josefa Valesquez
Tucson
M. ¥. Shaw
Moses Kelly
Miss Ballieteros
Miss Valesquez
Ecousinn
Connercions
Mexico
Cordis
Terson
Norway Ship Sunk Off Brest Reported by Havas
A Brest Havas dispatch reports the Norwegian steamer Oeea of 1201 tons sunk by a submarine. The brief item notes no further details and mentions unrelated mechanical advertisements and addresses.
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Norway
Paris
Havas
Brest
O@éa
Toms. Grons
Unclear OCR Note on Labor Action and Local Bootlegging
Fragmentary text reports peaceful ticketing and relieved individuals. Mentions an efelon and a Mr Cutley of the New Formica Company with no comment. Refers to riker greetings and a organizaton possibly sending reps. Strikers appear to control the floor situation and have reduced bootlegging.
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Efelon
Cutley
Newformica Company
Three Filipinos Die In Ajax Collier Detention
An official report from the Pacific fleet describes the asphyxiation of three Filipino crew members from the collier Ajax while confined by fire command guards. The men were among 18 who mutinied and assaulted the first engineer. all were arrested. A Cavite yard captain inquiry found no grave error by officers, and a special board of investigation has been ordered.
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Washington
Interlaker
Cavite
Barry Offered Control of Boston Club
Boston January 5 John J Barry captain of the Boston American league club was offered the managership of that club today He told President H H Frazee he would have to take time to consider the matter.
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Boston
John J. Barry
Boston American League Baseball Club
H. H. Frazee
Bohns Auto Stage Schedule to Oracle and Tucson
Bohns Auto Stage runs daily from 50 W Broadway Tucson at 7 30 a m and 1 36 p m to Oracle Wammoth Winkelman Hayden. Connections for Ray Florence Globe leave Winkelman at 7 30 a m and 1 20 p m to Tucson and other points. Telephone 968.
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Fice
W. Broadway
Oracle
Wammoth
Winkelman
Hayden
Ray
Florence
Tucson
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Myre
Prick Clathiers
Chanter of Commerce
Otto Kahn Dentes
B. S. McArthur
Notary Public
Chiricahua and
Coronado National Forests
Don P. Johnston
Stratton
Charles F. Willis
Bureau of Mines, University of Arizona
Tolman
Leland-Stanford
The
University of Ari
Zona
Pisner
Cornelia
Walter Helm
Fiehee
Pina
Merone
Helm
Peacepwl mAn
Jon PF. Cowan
G. Mite
A. Leah
Vere F. Peatbery
Mew Wisner
OR Lovewell
Cily
Toreon Copper Company
Santa Fom
P Ferguson
Carinmat
Pett
Besinese
Cwpton
San Francisns
Arkanes
Perensen
Pheenss
Mereen
Wincor
Amerto Catlins, Jr
Casas Orentes
Catalios
Casas Orandes Fe
Valentine (Aballoe
Oreaten of
Phoenix Fe
Lewieten
Hanchett
Francisco
Vielter
Tate
Vo Heron
Angeles
Andres of
Chirer
V. Andersen
Peers
Toring
Coown
Hotel Heste
F. Pape
Wenshan Prine
Sir of
Sogeies
Siam
Snyser
Lehenon
A! Simmonte
Wageles
J. T. Sparks
Pas- Soreet
Sorthern Pacific
Serrandhos
Orleans
Suneet
Uigwitedt
Wiese
Eleanor
Bessie Thornton
San Mero
Hardihood
onlPo
Tokio
Jan
Evunk
N. W. Bernard
Krogh
American Federation of Labor
Schwettzer Machine Co
Adv
Cash
W. E. Mer
Congress Street
Riker
W. W
Iqoor
Barry
Bohn’s
Timeelephone
Eee
Frank Keenan and
Esid Markey
Jim Grimsby
Mary
Stratton Copper Company
Old Hat” District
Catalina Mts
Tucson, Ariz
Great Stratton Road
Arizona Corporation
Ariz. Nat. Bank
Com. Nat. Bank
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