Bar to Reform Army System of Justice
President George T. Page calls for reform of U S military justice at the American Bar association meeting. He cites outdated British roots from 1774 and compares punishment ranges from six months to 25 years for the same offense. He urges legal protections like civilian trials and notes harsh, arbitrary punishments undermine will of the command.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
American Bar Association
George T. Page
Peoria
England
Great Britain
Texas
Impaneling of Federal Grand Jury in Sawtelle Court
A federal grand jury panel was convened in the U S district court on Monday after a November delay due to influenza. Seven jurors were ready, a special panel of 14 was added with Tucson selections. Deputy marshals moved prisoners from Pima County Jail for arraignments and trial on misdemeanor charges. Next Monday will handle civil and equity calendar.
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U. S. District Court
Ben
Sawtelle
Tucson
U. S
Joseph P. Dillon
Trealy
Nogales Standay
Fred G. Hudson
Ation
Cour
Good scores at Tucson Rifle Club Sunday shoot
Members of the Tucson Rifle Club posted solid scores in Sunday's windy match held at ranges of 020 yards slow fire and 300 and 206 yards rapid fire. Scores list shooters, brands, and points though the record is partially garbled.
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Tucson Rifle Club
HAM
Womme
Bushnell
Leo
Poston
Conlon
Hamilton
Stock Market Ends Mixed As Rails Lead Declines
Wall Street closed with mixed results after early gains in specialties faded. Rails remained under pressure while Mexican petroleum and oils drew buyers. marine shares wobbled as United States Steel and copper issues showed volatility. Livestock trading in Chicago and Kansas City lifted bid levels, with hogs and lambs firm into the session.
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New York
Agaist Rails
Standard Industrals Beccame
Mercantile Marine
Marine Preferred
United States Steel
Mexcan Vetroleum
Canadian Pacifics
Texas Pacific
Fond
Cope Pers
Rails
Mexican Petroleums
Tvo Ponts
Tobcco
Chicago
Jan
Kansas City
Tenney
Williams & Co
Corres
Pon Dents
BFF
Hutton & Co
Santa Rita
American Beet
American Can
Arerican Car
American Locomotive
American Smelting & Refining
American Sugar
American Tel & Tel
Anaconda Copper
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Oto
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Butte & Superior Copper
Calumet & Arizona
Canadian Pacific
Ve Central Leather
Milwaukee & St Paul
Iy Chine
Chorade
Trucible Steel
Ee Conspiration
Mer Marine
Pfd
Ctfs
Bennecott Copper
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri Pacific Nevada Copper
New York Central ‘ N
N. HU
Hartford
Northern Pacific
Debeis Fias Consolidated Copper
Tron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Pia Pes
Studebaker Company
Union Pacific
Utah Copper
Wabash
Voork
Arkansas
Arizona
Arizona Duncan Fedrtuna
Jerome Verde Marina
Porphyry Ray Hercules Superior
Boston United Eastern United Verde
San Navier
Silver King Brok
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Mercantile
Ti's
Five Arizona Men On Day's Casualty List
Five Arizona men are named in today's overseas casualty list with addresses and next of kin. Died of wounds is Harry A. Chamberlain, listed with Mrs Dora Chamberlain of Pine. Wounded severely are John R. Johnson of Douglas Elmer F. Coe and Charles W. Coe of Mesa. Wounded slightly are Arthur L. Graham of Phoenix and Hardy B. Long with Mrs Donna Kleskin of Winkleman. For complete daily lists, see the Tucson Citizen business office.
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Arizona
Harry A. Chamberlain
Dora Chamberlain
Pine
Tor Johnson
John R. Johnson
Douglas
Elmer F. Coe
Charles W. Coe
Mesa
Arthur L. Graham
William Wallace
West
Washington Street
Phoenix
Hardy B. Long
Donna Kleskin
Winkleman
France
Tucson Citizen Busin
Ford Stolen From Church Parking Lot
J A Pilgrim reported the theft of his Ford touring car while he attended the First Baptist church at Stone avenue and Alameda street Sunday evening. The vehicle was left parked at the curb.
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FORD
J. A. Pilgrim
Fford
First Baptist
Stone Avenue
Alameda Street
Want Ad Reads Quietly From Town Notice Board
Wanted reliable young man for steady work in private home. Tall beard and shovel-smoothed attire preferred. Mrs H Jo Howell hosts at Congress Hotel for interview. Also dining room set for sale and hay and wood available near Pastime Park. Call 120816 for details.
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Wanteid
Boom and Beard
H. Jo Howell
Congress ‘Hotel
Class 100 Pay 31 60 Straight Week for 50 Weeks
A note outlines a repayment plan of 31.60 paid weekly for 50 weeks totaling 569.00 with added percent interest to be applied. The arrangement appears as a simple installment proposal with mutual credit terms.
Boys Clothing: Corduroy Pants Mackinaw Coats Sale
A children’s clothing sale lists boys corduroy pants for ages 8 to 16 at 2.50, and Mackinaw coats in nobby plaid designs for ages 8 to 12 priced at 96.00 values, plus Al-Wool Mackinaw coats in nobby plaids for ages 3 to 12 at 87.50 values.
New Guards Appointed at State Penitentiary
The governor's office announced new guard appointments to Arizona's state prison. Named appointees include Joe Nennhuber of Douglas, Jerry J. Fisher of Flagstaff, D. Tindell of Globe, Juan Savala of Yuma, K. S. Caruthers of Phoenix, John Rhodes of Phoenix, Frank Flickinger of Winslow, T. J. Laird of Prescott, Joe E. Layton of Safford, G. W. McCormick of Phoenix, and E. B. Chapman of Phoenix.
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Phoenix
State
Joe Nennhuber
Douglas
Jerry J. Fisher
Flagstaff
D._ Tindell
Gloze
Juan Savala
Yuma
Caruthers
John Rhodes
Frank Flickinger
Winslow
T. J. Laird
Prescott
Joe E. Layton
Safford
G. W. McCormick
E. B. Chapman
Liberty Bonds Final Prices Reported in New York
Final prices on Liberty Bonds listed in New York include 3342's at 9366 first convertibles at 92.00 second convertibles at 246 with 4% yields at 96.40 and 85.12 for other 4s. First 4's quoted at 968.10 and fourth 4t e's at 96.00.
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New York
Liberty
Wizard Oil remedy ad copy warns against influenza
An advertisement promotes Wizard Oil as a preventive spray for grip and influenza. It claims using a water mix in an atomizer or gargling can form an antiseptic defense and urges readers to buy from druggists for 30 cents with a money back guarantee. It also touts Wizard Liver Pills for constipation and headaches at 30 cents.
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Kish
Golden State
Home Bakery
Capt. Bates
Union Market
Kingan & Campbell
OCAW
North Church
St. Tucson, Artzsona
James R. Dunseath
Southern Arizona Bang
John B. Wright
Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Co
Edward S. Lyman
N. Stone Ave
Reilly
Pennington and
Peterson Bros
Jack Campbell
F. D. Rockefeller
The
FE. Congress St
NEW Tread Tire CO
Aserk
ARMY
G.E. Tafford
Jewelers
Optometrists
Congress
Ee Ee Ieee
Wall Street
Sheen
Denver
Sitti
Hoover
Europe
Lenges
Citigen
Pastime Park Wetmore Ranch
Carl
Stone Ave
Wan TR D-Sarveyer
Rallity Christensen
Theson M
Merchants Bank & Trust CO
Our Christmas Savings Club
ATP
Christmes
Bighdy
Pacific Steam
Scott’s
C. Goldstein
Loy
C. Goldsitein
70 East Congress
State Penitentiary
Jober
Hamlin
Eagle Milling Company
Peerless
Kanzona
A Steinfeld & Co
Wheeler & Perrs
Southwestern Supply Co
Homer Hocking Co
Royal Bakery
Broadway Grocery
Tucson Cash
C. R. Clualerr
Ole Qie
Felix
6Th Avenue
Roof Garden Grocery
Tinney & Candill
Terrazas & Corral
P. So
Eagle Milling Co
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