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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1919

Page

2

Egg boosting tonic promises big profits for poultry

BP Woodard of St. Cloud Florida lauds More Eggs 1 get 19 to Seees a day claiming it raises egg production. The advertisement offers a $18 package with a money back guarantee and urges sending sums to EB Reefer 215 Main Street Sas City Missouri or $2.25 for a special count with a free book about poultry fortune.

BP Woodard St. Cloud Fla Reefer Main Street Oo Sas City Adv

U S Policy in Russia Outlined by Hitchcock

Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Hitchcock says Allied forces in Russia act as friends, not enemies, amid German Bolshevik resistance. He cites Vladivostok Archangel and Murmansk ports as war measures to aid Russia and notes American units including the 339th Infantry and 437th Field Hospital operating in Siberia and Archangel with British and French support.

Washington Americo Russia Hitchcock Senate Foreign Relations Committees Johnson California Hixsia Flitchcock Polk Vladivostok Warmansk Archangel Supreme War Council Germany Lenine Trotzky Petrograd Moscow Siberia Ural Mountains Hitchock Wei Pacific Arctic European Murmansk Murman Coast White See Paris U.S 339Th Infantry 316Th Engineers Sberia 27Th Y1st Quartermaster Corps Ordnance Signal Corps Engineers Cavalry Intelligence Philippine Scouts

Texas & Pacific Land Trust Certificates Wall Street Sensation

The Texas and Pacific land trust certificates rose sharply with a 306 point gain today after a 37 point rise yesterday and frequent gains over the past week. Trading volume this year neared 1,000 shares with prices climbing from about 180 to 266, while odd lots moved between 390 and 310. Market speculation cites multiple possible causes for the unusual rise.

Associated Press New York Texas & Pacific Land Trust Wall Street

Colorado Prohibition Resolution Moves Through Legislature

Denver reports an error in earlier wire notes. the Colorado Senate approved the prohibition resolution 32 to 1 on third reading while the House passed it on second reading and is expected to finalize it tomorrow.

Denver Colorado Senate House House of Representatives

France awards new Legion of Honor recognitions to Americans

The French government announces promotions and nominations to the Legion of Honor for Americans who aided the Allied cause. Cardinal Gibbons is named grand officer. Herbert Hoover Henry Davison and Dr Henry Van Dyke named commander. Others receive chevalier or officer ranks including Pulitzer Miller Morgans and Morgan.

Associated Press Paris Legion of Honor Cardinal Gibbons Herbert Hoover Henry Davison Henrys van Dyke James Io Beck Simon Flexner J. H. Carlington Hibben Tideston Ioh JP Morgan Thomas J. Shahn Catholic University of Washington D Knights Brie Samuel McRoberts Frank Munsey New York James A Farrell United States Steel Corporation Joseph Clendenin American Smelt & Refining Company Alfred Bedford Standard CF Irvin Cobb Owen Jenneen John RK. Mot The

Califor Poet Indicted for Treason to United States

Herman Scheffauer a poet and author born in San Francisco to German parents was indicted by a federal grand jury for treason He allegedly aided Germany against the United States while in Berlin by writing for the Continental Times a German government propaganda paper The indictment covers activity from U S entry into the war to the armistice and cites works signed Sagittarius and titles such as the serfdom of America and speak out Germany.

New York Herman Scheffauer San Francises Federal Grand Jury United States Berlin Continental Times Germany Scheffauer

Engineer Troops Ordered Home Early From War

The 27th and remaining 37th engineers with other units total 157 officers and 4,342 men to be evacuated in an early convoy. List includes regimental heads, battalions, medical detachments, trench mortar batteries, aero squadrons, and sanitary train units. Transport Finland arrived with 3,409 troops including nearly 1,600 sick and wounded. Also aboard the ship were the 345th infantry second battalion and headquarters of the 173rd infantry brigade, plus Major General Martin of the 63rd division.

Washington D. C 27Th Engineers War Department 37Th Engineers Finland France 345Th Infantry 173Rd Infantry Andrig Martin Sith

Strife in Berlin as Bolshevik moves stir Europe

Telegraphic reports say Potsdam division advances on Berlin while Bolshevik support wanes outside the capital. Strikes and street riots hit Brunswick and Munich in sympathy with Liebknecht, with a deadly mob action in Munich. A revolutionary committee forms in Berlin led by Liebmann Georg Ledebou and Wilhelm Tiek.

Germany Potsdam Berlin Basle Liebknecht Brunswick Munich Sla Herr Liebmann Georg Ledebou Herr Tiek Spartacan League Partacans Independent hubert-Scheidemann Todass Laris

Berlin Reports Heavy Fighting Tuesday Night

Berlin battles raged through Tuesday night with government troops repulsed in every attempt to recapture public buildings. Spartacan forces hold the Reichstag, approaches to the Brandenburg Gate, and the Silesian railway station as fighting continues across multiple points.

Berlin Wednnesday Jan Hohencollern Dynasty Spartacans Reichstag Brandenburg Gate Silesian

Socialist leaders found guilty of espionage conspiracy

Congressman elect Tier cer and four Socialist leaders are convicted of conspiring to violate the espionage law and face prison terms from one to twenty years and fines up to 1600 dollars. Maj Gen Franklin Bell, 68, died of heart disease in Washington. French army casualties through Nov 1 total 4,742,800. Russian gains reported as Bolshevik defeat with 131,08 prisoners and large war materiel. Omk and Russian government factions in Siberia seek support from a Russian taipister of foreign affairs.

Chicago Tiercer New York J Franklin Bell Department of the East Washington Make State Department Taipister of Foreign Affairs Omsk St Omek Siberia Russia

Bulgars Brutality to Serbs Revealed

Evidence from British officers held in Bulgaria describes brutal flogging and killings of Serbian prisoners and civilians. Civilians arrived half dead, barefoot, in ragged clothing. some victims died, many buried without coffins or services.

London Bulgaria Reuter’s Limited

Explosion wrecks G R MccAbee Oil and Powder plant

Fire and explosions wrecked the G R MccAbee Oil and Powder Company plant at Tunnelton near Johnston Pa last night. More than 1900 pounds of dynamite blew up. No details on casualties were available.

Johnston G. R. MccAbee Ojl and Powder Company Tunnelton

Kieckhefer Defends Three Cushion Title In Chicago

Augie Kieckhefer retained the three cushion billiard championship by defeating Pierre Maupome 156 to 141 in Chicago. It marked his tenth title defense since winning it last February. Kieckhefer played 101 innings, Maupome 190, with a third break of 49 to 45 in 61 innings.

Arhefer Hicago Jane Augie Kieckhefer Pierre Maupome Assenger Kieckhefer Alfred the Oro Keickhefer Maupome

West Virginia Ratifies Federal Prohibition Amendment

The West Virginia legislature today completed ratification of the federal prohibition amendment becoming the first state to take this action. The measure, approved by the Senate yesterday, passed the House unanimously today in Charleston.

West Virginia Charleston W. Va Senate House

Uruguay Feds Move to Boycott Buenos Aires Ports

The maritime federation of Uruguay convenes an extraordinary meeting in Montevideo to decree a boycott at the port of Buenos Aires in coordination with wartime workers in Argentina. The action aims to pressure during the ongoing conflict.

Buenos Aires Montevideo Uruguay Maritime Federation of Buenos Nigres Argentina

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