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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1919
Page
4
Entered as a matter of public record in Tucson Arizona and published by the Tucson Citizen. Allan B. Jaynes serves as president of the Tucson Citizen Publishing Company and the notice affirms exclusive rights to republication of all news dispatches credited or not credited in this paper.
A commentary praises Thomas E. Campbell's inauguration as Arizona governor. It lauds his experienced appointees and calls for immediate reforms in state government, education oversight, roadbuilding, and desert resource development. The piece hopes for a stable, pro growth era with minimal political interference.
The Arizona legislature opens next Monday under favorable signs with talk of major postwar plans. Advocates urge bonds for roads and irrigation to create jobs, reduce living costs, and reshape the state’s readjustment period. Prosperity hinges on bold, nonpartisan action and vision from lawmakers this session.
The influenza epidemic prompted Kansas and other states to trim curriculums removing non essential studies. Arizona faces a similar situation with schools operating daily and holidays dropped. Educators weigh lessons cut to fit tighter schedules while taxpayers support public education.
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The story, drawn from Silas St. John, follows the 1857 launch of a semi monthly mail line San Diego to San Antonio via El Paso. It details Birch’s $149000 yearly venture, Woods’ management, the first mail eastbound from San Diego in October 1857, and the arduous early operations including wagon road work, saddle bag mail, relay stops, and clashes with scarce water and supplies as stock was driven from Yuma to Maricopa Wells toward Tucson.
Steamboat Springs Colorado reports a snow blockade on the Denver and Salt Lake line has halted shipments for weeks. The United Mine Workers union warns if the line remains closed by January 12 miners may abandon work to clear tracks. About 2,000 miners are affected.
Multiple classified notices include a situation wanted for office work with 20 years experience and 41 years old, a private tutoring offer for university students, handyman services, a rental room with light housekeeping, a porter position at Old Pueblo Club, requests to buy a single bed and a 2 0 gallon oil tank, sale of Thoroughbred fox terrier puppies, and listings for horses wagons harness and used cars with contact details.
The piece notes Theo dore Roosevelt's inauguration as New York state governor and contends the term will draw national scrutiny. It praises his blend of style and practicality, party loyalty, independence from party pressure, and diverse public experience shaping a strong, sincere leadership image.
The Ohio Senate today adopted the joint resolution ratifying the national prohibition amendment. The measure moves to the House where leaders expect an effort to suspend the rules and act on it today.
Fifteen 1918 era rail policy debate continues with railroad executives seeking broader government regulation. Director General McAdoo's last day marks transition as terminal congestion highlighted, Pittsburg issues urged solved by new trunk line, and permit system praised for moving freight efficiently under federal control.
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