Knife and Bottle Fight Follows Hotel Cribbing Game
A knife and bottle fight erupted at the Heidel hotel between by 4 o clock after a craps game and whiskey fueled the confrontation. Marwin Griffith’s head wound and H J Dykes of Phoenix slashed necks marked the violence. Jeppson and Griffith jailed as deputies chase down suspects through streets and poolrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Heidel
Marwin Griffith
H. J. Dykes
Phoenix
Griffith
Allen Jeppson
Sykes
St. Mary's Hospital
Burts
Grossetta
8. D. Townsend
Pennington Street
Guty
Cal Musgrave
Jeppson
Cabinet Cafe
Slim” Jeppson
Salt River Valley
Anuric Tablets touted for kidney uric acid relief
An advertisement outlines how diseased kidneys spread toxins including uric acid and cause pains from rheumatism to backache. It credits Dr. Pierce of Buffalo with a double strength Anuric Tablet formula that dissolves uric acid and urges readers to obtain them at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Bright
Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Tan
University holds first Sunday assembly of year
President von KleinSmid led the first Sunday assembly at the university inviting town and campus members to join monthly services. He urged rebuilding altars of justice and righteousness, foretelling a transformed world with end to capital labor strife and Jew persecution, amid music by Mrs. Leinke and Mrs. Douglas and a benediction by Rev. Hasse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von KleinSmid
Hasse
Church
W. D. Wheatey
von Klein- Smid
W. Leinke
A .E. Douglas
Young Folk Guests at Home of Pastor Hasse
Members of the Obeds and Sunshine classes of the Methodist church hosted by the K. S. B’s and Rev. Hasse’s group. Miss Alice Vail led a well planned evening with 40 attendees and the newly formed E. S. P. class now has about 25 members under officers Jean Young plus a social and hustlers committee. Names of many boys and girls listed as present with detailed attendee roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Hasse
Burdette
Alice Vail
Jean Young
Arthur Brooks
Raymond Tong
Daniel Hayhurst
Hustlers
Winchell Royce
Misses Mae Peggs
Emma Wells
Mona Roundhy
Rosaline Kilburn
Selma Harrison
Cordelia Richmond
Maud Faulkner
Miss Clara Butler Hosts Party for Friends Before Tempe Departure
Miss Clara Butler daughter of Mr. and Mrs A B Butler of North Second avenue entertained a few girl friends at her home last evening before leaving for Tempe to begin school work. They visited their ill friend Miss Nicholson who is convalescent from influenza. The gathering then became a shower in the sick room with magazines fruit and surprise boxes passed through the window in a purple and gray ribbon parasol symbolizing the participants' club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Butler
A. B. Butler
North Second Avenue
Tempe
Nicholson
John F. Meyers Returns to Tucson on January 15
John F Myers is coming back to Tucson with Mrs Myers on January 15 from Washington Barracks where he has served in the army. Secretary Leach of the chamber of commerce notes Myers' services are badly needed due to a heavy volume of important work ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
John F. Myers
Secretary Leach
Chamber of Commerce
Washington Barracks
National Capital
Myers
No Changes in City Offices Forecast for 1919 Meeting
Mayor O C Parker plans a landmark 1919 council session at city hall Monday to fix salaries before appointments. The session is expected long with little new business and no major office changes except possible library committee shifts. Nominees include D L Krebs auditor F W Bernard attorney W C Lefebvre engineer and P C Smith waterworks superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Parker
D. L. Krebs
F. W. Bernard
W. C. Lefebvre
P. C. Smith
Social Life Notes From Tucson Society Telegram
W A Cleman and Mrs W H Norris of Wellesley Mass called to Tucson due to sister Mrs W H Land's pneumonia. Amy Hendry hosted a small party. McKinney hosted a winter dinner with about a dozen guests at Paseo Redondo. Numerous social visits, motor parties, and club events noted with local families and guests from Tucson and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cleman
W. H. Norris
Wellesley, Mass
Tucson
W. H. Land
Tucson National Bank
B. J. McKinney
Paseo Redondo
J. H. Campbell
R. B. von KleinSm
Soldiers and Sailors Bureau to Organize in Tucson
The Sol diers and Sailors Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will form a new board Monday evening to coordinate employment for returned soldiers and sailors. Members include F. W. Taylor E. G. Bush George F. Kitt Fred Ronstadt Jack Angus and Roy E. Dickerson representing farms mines merchants unions and the Y M C A. Secretary Leach sent letters to 250 employers seeking cooperation and has a full system tabulating service information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Board of Managers
Soldiers and Sailors Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
F. W. Taylor
E. G. Bush
George F. Kitt
Fred Ronstadt
Jack Angus
Roy E. Dickerson
Leach
Ramage Jr. Dies After Brief Illness
John T. Ramage Jr. died Saturday from pneumonia after a brief illness. Funeral held Monday at 2 p.m. Rev. O E Comstock officiated. He is survived by his widow and his parents and sister Miss Fannie Mage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Ramage, Jr
Neumonia
Fannie Mage
O. E. Comstock
University News Highlights Of The Week At Campus
Miss Gladys Twedell remains at home in Phoenix due to flu with a return expected in about a week. A noon mess hall table for town students debuts this year. Pi Beta Phi hosted an informal tea for new girls at Miss Dorothy Franklin’s home on East Third Street. The first student body dance is scheduled for next Friday in Herring Hall. Dorothy Andrews, sophomore majoring in chemical engineering, has returned from Youngstown Ohio after a month away teaching Spanish and French in a high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Twedell
Phoenix
Dorothy Franklin
East Third Street
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
von KleinSmid
Sprague
Richardson
Wales
Marion Haynes
Ruth Ming
Vyvyan Moyer
Havel McCoy
Helen Whitehead
Edith Failor
Helen O' Malley
Katherine Brown
Alice Brereton
Geraldine Pilcher
Bettie Donnelly
Florence Edwards
Marguerite Mouer
Ruth Campbell
Florence Jackson
Maizie McCoy
Dean Anna A. Fisher
Herring Hall
Dorothy Andrews
Youngstown
Ohio
Thanks Expressed for Red Cross Publicity
A letter from Chester J. Smith, Director, Bureau of Publicity and Speakers, praises Charles J. Shearer Tucson Chapter American Red Cross for four local publicity campaigns in 1918. The note thanks area newspapers for space and support, boosting Red Cross visibility. A second item notes the Comptroller of the Currency calling for national banks’ condition as of December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Charles J. Shearer
San Francisco
Cal
Tucson
American Red Cross
Arizona
Mr. Shearer
Division
Pacific
Chester J. Smith
Bureau of Publicity and Speakers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tony Red
Criterion Shoe
Doctor Watson
Varsity
Pastor Hasse
Miss Clara Butler
John F. Meyering
Aucson
Mrs. Failor
Amy Hendry
Mrs. Baker
Mrs. MacLane
Mrs. Farris
Miss Wilhite
Miss Traver
Miss Cooley
Mr. Cooley
E. L. Wetmore
Margaret Nicholson
East Fourth Street
Branwen Butler
Chattanooga
Tenn
Annette Louisé
Sam Clark
Truman Graydon
Globe
F. A. Griggs
South Third Avenue
Stafford
William Harrison
Ray Smith
Charles Wise
Nogales
Roswell
Roswell Military Academy
Lulu Heidel
Maybell Falvey
University and Tyndall Avenues
Josephine Emerson
St. Mary's
St. Anne's Society of the Catholic Church
Alianza Hispano-Americano
West
Congress Street
F. J. Steward
Grace Episcopal Church
North
Sine Avenue
All Tis Women
BE. W. Graves
Douglas
Jere Metzger
Byrd Brooks
Deming W. Issacson
Brooks
John B. Wright
C. J. MacPhee
Miss MacPhee
Rogers
MacPhee
Wright
Marguerite MacPhee
Denver
Pasadena
Gerard Hoyt
Chicago
Santa Rita
T. H. Kruttschnitt
East Second Street
Hoyt
J. W. Vail
A. J. McNeil
S .D. McPherson
C. S. Lawton
Jane Lyne
E. L. Bowers
Lee W. Sullivan
Gloria
Ellendale
N. C
Mary C. Huguston
John Morton
Wyo
Clarence G. White
Hudson
Ed Hofmann
Lieut
Esko Hofmann
Tours
France
R. Beal
Baptist Bible Club
Eula Wilson
S. W. Mote
North First Avenue
The
Baptist Church
Ronstadt
University News
National Bank
Washington, D. C
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Pima Theater
Pauline Frederick
Zaza
Berton
Simon
Ben Turpin
Lyric Theater
Jack Richardson
Eleanor Field
Opera House
Lina Cavaliere
Paramount-Bray
Kitt’s
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