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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1919
Page
4
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An article notes President Wilson's action granting Roman citizenship in a continued report from page one. The piece emphasizes official acts and the status conferred, situating it within broader coverage of presidential duties.
In a Europe wide food report Hoover outlines ongoing relief work and the need to feed liberated areas. He notes German ship contributions and calls for credits and coordinated U.S. aid to prevent famine as Allied governments assist distribution and transport challenges.
Fort Apache reports snowbound conditions as observer George J Hide writes to Teal Westoner about heavy snowfall. The mountains north and east hinder Roosevelt reservoir access, with looming low pressures signaling a full reservoir for spring 1918.
In Chita, General Semenoff badly wounded by a bomb says American troops would be welcomed to overthrow the Bolshevists. He notes strained ties with Admiral Kolchak and praises American aid while describing a tense city guarded by Cossacks and a recent assassination attempt during an opera night.
An Allied naval commission report notes North German food conditions near normal in Oldenburg Mecklenburg and Schleswig Holstein with no urgent relief needed. In France the American Medical Corps shows vast hospital capacity including 28524 beds and nearly 13 000 doctors with 8593 nurses, mobile and base hospitals, convalescent camps, and remountable field units in operation.
Intelligence officers estimate the American third army area shows winter food sufficiency in towns and cities and through spring in rural districts. The fats and milk are most short, sugar stocks are depleting, and fresh supplies are not in sight with about six weeks left. Rural surplus leaks to cities via illicit trade.
President Carranza arrived in Mexico City from Querétaro after Christmas and New Year holidays. Congress may act on measures from the 28th session including lifting a tax in kind on newsprint imports, which would allow the government to take 30 of every 100 imported rolls. The U S embargo on newsprint exports to Mexico worsens newspaper shortages.
Western League club owners met in St. Joseph to plan the 14th season and discuss reconstruction. Acting president Edward Hanlon said Lincoln Nebraska Peoria Illinois and Tulsa Oklahoma had applied for franchises while a 140 game schedule may run May to September.
London reports that 170 submarines, all under construction, were found in Germany during the inter allied naval commission visit. The submarines are to be turned over to the allies as part of armistice term arrangements.
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