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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1917
Page
5
Embarrassment Seen in Wilson Proposal
Jan 11 Herlin dispatch notes delay in Wilson note response signals embarrassment over the proposal. Fremdenblatt argues German moves are designed to provoke, urging Entente to rethink and America to declare whether peace interests are being blocked by powers unwilling to end the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herlin
Yvilles
Hamburg
Ente
Rman
Wilson
Fremdenblatt
Condins
Merica
Romance of Ramon Ends in Theft at Rosen eros Store
Ramon Coronado attacked two figures at a Rosen eros store entrance and fled with underarm bundles. Edgardo Devila restrained him, police arrested Ramon who was charged with eating two silk dresses and received ninety days. The kidnapped ones were dummies posing as live figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon Coronado
Roseneros
Ramon
Edgardo Devila
Xlasce
Beider Cowan
Bors
One Auto Violation Noted in Last Night’s Incident
Joe Mendibke was the sole auto ordinance violator stopped by police last night. Patrolman Nu nt arrested him at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mendibke
Nunt
Arizona Homestead Act Opens Stock Raising Lands
The act approved by the president allows qualified entrants to take 640 acre stock raising homesteads on designated lands in Arizona. Applicants file for unappropriated public lands, lands are withdrawn from entry, and improvements valued at 125 dollars per acre are required within three years. The law, effective December 29, reserves mineral rights and water access while protecting driveways over range lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Serm
Secretary of the Interior
Thomestead
United States
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Proves Effectual Says User
A relieved user testifies on the remedy’s effectiveness for coughs after taking Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. The account notes prior trial with other teas and reliance on this product for relief.
Examiner Messenger Service Expands Partnership
The Examiner messenger service expands today through a partnership between proprietor Fred Codd and Edward Roundtree of the Western Union. Roundtree previously ran a messenger service before joining Western Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiner Messenger Service
Fred Codd
Edward Roundtree
Western Union
Roundtree
Bad Habits and Digestion Remedies Advised
The notice warns that breakfast at eight and dinner at six cause indigestion due to short intervals between meals. It advises allowing at least five hours between meals and suggests Chamberlain's Tablets for quick recovery, claiming they strengthen the stomach and restore natural function. Obtainable everywhere.
LEE LOON FONG LEAVING TOWN
Lee Loon Fong of Tucson plans a return to his ancestral home. He started securing identification papers today with Chief Inspector Burnett at the Immigration station to ensure he can come back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Loon Fong
Lee Aht
Tucson
Burnett
Immirgation Station
Consolidated Bank Prospero us Receives Prosperity Report
Reports of unprecedented prosperity were submitted to stockholders at the annual meeting. Directors and officers were re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Bank
Consolidated National Bank
Cornwallis sunk by submarine in Mediterranean
London reported the British battleship Cornwallis of 14 000 tons was sunk by a submarine in the Mediterranean on Tuesday. The seaplane carrier Ben More Chree also sunk. Thirteen Cornwallis crewmen are missing and likely killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cornwallie
Mediterranean Sea
Admiralty
Cornwallis
Mediterranean
Hoyne Pays Healey Case 5 Complete
Chicago reports the state against Charlie Healey chief of police of aro charged with bribery and extortion. Moyne says Hoyne announced after examining underworld figures and confessions of leaders of the ring. Schuettler named deputy to succeed Healey and urged to cleanse police corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOYNE
Healey
Chicago
Charlie
Aro
Maclay Moyne
Mr. Hoyne
Underworld
Home
A. Augustus “Shute
Thoras Costello
Thomas Newbold
Thomas Wein
Silent picketers face freezing wind at White House gates
Silent sentinels braved a freezing Washington wind as they resumed duty outside the White House. President Wilson had left for a golf game, but the picketers stood with banners until his return, then were swapped frequently to keep warm at the Congressional Union HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
White House
Wilson
Congressional Union
Hughes Leads Fight to Uphold Hunt in Arizona
In Phoenix on January 11 John T. Hughes led a drive to support Governor George W Hunt at the Democratic state committee meeting. He held William McDermott's Teccom proxy while Paul Fernald retained E Drachman's Tucson county chair proxy for Hunt. Hughes's lieutenants included C M Roberts and John Kentar as anti Hunt leaders were led by George J Stoneman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
John T. Hughes
Fick
George W PF Hant
William McDermott
Teccom
E. Drachman
Tucson
Paul Fernald
Jerome Roberts
Stoneman
Powers
Old Greenbacks of Civil War Period to Be Issued Soon
Treasury announces revival of $1 and $2 Civil War era greenbacks halted since 1885. New issue aims to relieve demand for small paper currency, replacing federal notes and silver certificates as the index to business conditions. About February date uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Farmers West
United States
Semalier de
Damominationa
Department
Treaaury
Sparks Offered Star And Salary In Douglas Dustup
Herbert L. Sparks, critic of Douglas authorities over bootlegging, is offered a special officer post at 10.2 per month with a living stipend. The Baptist pastor is away conducting evangelistic services in Tucson and elsewhere. Church leaders deny involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
Douglas
Ariz
Herbert L. Sparks
Mr. Sparks
Sean
Mr Sparks
The
Baptist Church
Tucson
Army
Britton Defeats Badond In 19 Round Boxing Bout
Chicago reports that Jack Britton defeated Albert Badond in a 19 round New York fight with Britton winning all but the third round. Kilbane signed for a 10 round bout with Ritchie Mitchell in Cleveland. League directors plan redistricting and circuit improvements in a Chicago meeting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Britton
Albert Badond
France
Europe
New York
Britton
Cleveland
Johnny Kilbane
Ritchie Mitchell
Milwaukee
Central Association
Three-I
Central
Western League
Arizona Sheepmen Represented at Salt Lake Meeting
Utah journalist reports the opening of the 52nd National Woolgrowers Association convention in Salt Lake City. President Hagenbarth cites a about 26 percent U.S. sheep shortage due to disease and range problems, with 1600 woolgrowers in attendance from Oregon to Texas and eleven states represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States
Frank J. Hagenbarth
National
Woolgrowers Association
Hagenbarth
8. W. McClure
Oregon
Washington
California
Montana
Idahoo
Wyoming
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
Nebraska
Texas
Ward Case Postponed In Justice Court
The case against Jackson J Ward and Bufford Ward for assault with intent to kill on Mark C Turner was postponed until February in the Justice court as Turner could not appear due to injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson J. Ward
Bufford Ward
Mark C. Turner
Justice Court
Turner
Sure Thing I B Wixon Praises Chamberlains Tablets
I B Wixon of Farmers Mills says Chamberlains Tablets are the best he has ever used for stomach and liver disorders. The remedy is obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Wixon
Farmers Mills
Personal notices list visiting officials and guests at regional event
The clipping enumerates numerous visitors and officials at a southern region affair, including county, state, and national figures moving through hotels and venues. Names such as Warren erence and J M. Jarcis appear among varied delegates, with many cities represented and travel noted.
Buffalo Bill Cody Memorials Move to Lookout Mountain Grave
The family of Colonel William F. Cody Buff alo Bill receives wide sympathy from Colorado Wyoming legislatures and patriotic groups after his death at his sister May Cody Decker’s home. A state capitol viewing precedes a Sunday funeral with a Lookout Mountain grave site expected and Denver offering burial space and a monument plan. Funds may be raised locally for the monument. The body is not to be interred in the mountain vault until next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Cody
Buffato
May Cody Decker
Wilson
Colorado
Wyoming
Buffalo Bill
State Capitol
Lookout Mountain
Denver
Natain
Pahaska
Correction of Stock Exchange Line Ad Error
The Citizen ran a line misnaming Tenney Williams & Co as members of the New York stock exchange instead of E. F. Hulton & Co. The Tucson firm was not a member. the error was corrected in the January 6 issue after Mr. Williams alerted The Citizen on January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen A Line
New York Stock Exchange
Tenney Williams & Co
E. F. Hulton & Co
New York
Tucson
Stock Exchange
Citizen
Williams
Instant relief claim for buckthorn bark remedy ad
Tucson users report rapid action from a buckthorn bark mixture sold as Adier-i-ka Dene ape 44 et cote purportedly easing constipation sour stomach and gas. The ad claims cleansing of foul matter and potential prevention of appendicitis with a few doses. The Martin Drug Co. advertises the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Drug Co. Ady
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E. Congress St
Otock
Hamberlain
Chamberlain
Murphy
Congress Street
Call Stein Supply Co
Meyer Street
Stone Ave
Pano Tuner
Hughes
Hunt
Salt Lake
Warren Erence
Ewhes
General Tehawer
Bf Fee
Faginee
Grerle Faneh
Tee Angeles
Bente
A. Gilehret
Keth
Lelk
Tarney
Shipley
Anderesn
Phoente
Jone
Sherrill
Newserie
Aubrey
Prenver
Sante White
Norton
Peearen
Rity Frank
Bryant
Heteom
Alabama
Weitel
Wiesmann
Low Angries
Bistewt
Tombetwe
Hestewe
Wittert
Tenver
Wetter
Lee Angeres
Hemel
San Prapececs
W. J. Meyer
Kirarowe
Son Wott
Tearte
Vty
Bernuiil
Lew Aggries
Aeyes Gonpeles
Cwlleran le Bere
Pheenis
Geet
Resis
Andrew Gonmell
Biehem
Sam
Limewin
Paso
Piememer
Meyers
Wevers
Dengie
Wiltteme
San Franciere & Ewe
Aneeres
Loe Ang
Mty
Noweire
Thraneh
Calexing
Kalispetl
Wort
Mee
J M. Jarcis
South ‘Vu Avenue Acronis
Capitaniet
Kebe Walton
Parmecter
Itt
Ofve Mines
Baprock
Othnes
Col. Cody
Scout
Ohom
Sealey
Thera Atenee
Wielgert
Tomer
Kingeley
North Btone
W. Congress
Patterson
North Sixth Ave
ODD Fellows Hall
Run Theater
Priday
William Russell
K. Congress
Pheone
Iver Johnson
Reid Sporting Goods Co
N. Stone Ave
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