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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1919
Page
5
A Polish public figure refutes Soviet and German propaganda linking Poles and Jews. He asserts no class strife among Poles, emphasizes Poland’s non revolutionary stance, and recalls 906 charter granting Jews freedom as they faced persecution elsewhere. He stresses need for defense against virulent antisemitism and urges unity with the Allies.
An old advertisement notes Teperoidet medicine cabinet sold by druggists everywhere at 60c and 1.20. The fragment suggests a product promotion without full context or clear dates.
New York January 6 The National Lawn Tennis Association will hold its annual meeting in New York on February 7. The executive committee plans to vote on national championships and aims to boost the 1919 season with increased importance for all events. Davis Cup return in 1920 is recommended, junior competition to add doubles, and prizes to be cost limited with medals or certificates.
The address urges brotherhood against prejudice, cooperation with national and state governments, and rapid reform. Campbell notes Arizona’s untapped resources, calls for educational expansion, fair labor policy, and efficient government while warning against capital dominance and urging constructive legislation before the new legislature.
New York January remarks by Charles Evans Hughes and Elizabeth decried lethargy in U S affairs. They lauded Theodore Roosevelt as driving force behind World War I victory and urged American citizenship, urging support for state leadership and bold reform.
A vintage advertisement claims ninety percent of sickness stems from inactive bowels and liver. It touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, olive colored remedy replacing calomel, offering quicker buoyancy by toning the liver and cleansing the system. Sold by druggists in 10c and 25c boxes.
President Wilson toured cities including Pare Ane and the royal palace with large crowds and intense demonstrations. Secret Service noted unprecedented scenes as he met wounded soldiers and addressed a municipal reception urging peace and friendship with Italy. The White House reopened after war shutdown.
Brigadier General James J. Hornbrook traveled to Columbus New Mexico to inspect the camp site with plans to abandon Columbus as a military camp. Troops had been stationed there since before the Villa raid on Columbus in March 1916.
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