Buenos Aires Gripped by General Strike and Street Violence
Two dozen people killed and many injured as fighting rages during a general strike. Government troops use machine guns to quell unrest. key areas like the Palace of Justice attacked. City streets, plazas, and shops lie shuttered and eerily quiet under tense patrols and rumors of crimes.
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Mar Tel Plata
Palace of Justice
Pataza Mayo
Tron
Forces of Law and Order
National Mounted Police
Pershing's Crusaders at the Opera House this week
Official government motion pictures of American forces in France will be shown at the Opera House Thursday and Friday. The program includes Ethel Barrymore in Our Mrs McChesney and Fatty Arbuckle comedies. Wallace Reid stars in Less Than Kin and Jack Pickford with Louise Huff in Sandy.
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Pershing
Crusaders
the Opera House
Ethel Barrymore
Mrs. McChesney
Pathe News
Lloyd Comedy
Wallace Road
Pershings Crusaders
Prance
Opera House
Tucson
Wallace Reid
Paramount
Mr. Reid
Central America
Lewis Vickers
Vickers
Lee
New York
Sandy
Jack Pickford
Louise Huff
Geraldine Farrar Stars In Carmen At Pima Theater
Geraldine Farrar appears as Carmen in a photoplay at the Pima theater with Wallace Reid supporting. The showing includes a second feature “By the World Forget” with Derrick Van Beekman and Stephanie Maynard in a shipboard tale on a Pacific voyage.
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Geraldine Farrar
Carmen
Pima Theater
Prosper Merimee
Farrar
Don Jose
Morales
Mise Farrar
Wallace Reid
Bill
Pima
Picture
Pacific
Coast flu deaths gain Sacramento
The state bureau of vital statistics reports November deaths totaled 9 768 against 9 021 October. Influenza and pneumonia deaths combined reached 6 492 in November up from 5 381 in October.
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Sacramento
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Glass and Burleson Prefer Carriages to Automobiles
Washington officials Secretary Glass and Postmaster General Burleson favor horse drawn carriages over cars. The House appropriations committee amended the legislative bill to provide carriages for their personal use, while automobiles go to other cabinet members.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Glass
Burleson
House - Appropriations Committee
Mrs Roosevelt Visits Grave Guarded by Soldier
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt left Oyster Bay for Farmington Connecticut to visit her husband’s grave with Captain Roosevelt and Mrs Derby. The grave was guarded by a soldier who saluted as the widow and son stood nearby. Town hall plans for a memorial statue in Townsend Park are to be discussed by local citizens. Messages of sympathy and floral tributes continued to arrive, including one from Four thousand A K F members in Paris.
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Associated Press Cocent Wire
Oyster Bay
Theodore Et
Sagamore Hill
Farmington
Townsend Park
Palace de Gatley Hut
Paris
Negro Soldier Arrested in Bond Theft Near Nogales
James Davis a negro trooper stationed at Nogales broke the head of a white officer and with lieutenant Lockwood seized five Liberty bonds and cash last Thursday night. Davis fled in civilian clothes aboard the Cass stage to Tucson driven by Ben Steen. Deputy Burts arrested him at a North Fourth avenue home and he was jailed. Two soldiers later identified him and Davis was taken to jail after midnight. Bonds totaled four hundred dollars and fifty dollars.
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James Davis
Nogales
Lockwood
Cass
Ben Steen
Tucson
Steen
Davis
Burts
North Fourth Avenue
Gregory Refuses To Release Hearst Related Papers
Attorney General Gregory declines to permit New York papers to be shown to the senate committee probing German propaganda. The documents, brought to Washington on Governor Smiths orders, were returned by the same messenger. Gregory cites potential future prosecutions as the reason for withholding. Senator Reed urges confidential review to exclude nonpublic material.
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Associated Prose
Washington
Gregory
New York
Senate
Smith
William Randolph Hearst
Department of Justice
Reed
Missouri
Used Car Bargains and Classified Ads
A collage of used car bargains and classifieds from Mitchell & passenger to Overland 2 and 7 passenger models. Includes offers from Hayhurst Martin and others, plus tutoring and marriage ads, reprinted with busy price notes and contact lines.
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Mitchell
Vaige
Babbitt Brothers Congress
Hayhurst & Martin
5Th Avenue
Broadway
Refined Family Hotel Ads and Help Wanted
Tucson area hotel listing seeks afternoon work from a stenographer at 6th Ave near S P Depot. Classifieds include wanted housekeeper and cook for a family of three with pay, a Ford roadster 1917 or 1918 trade, lost watch fob with emblem, and a housekeeping room for rent without illness or pests.
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Arizona Tucson
Congress and
Pennington
6Th Ave
S. P. Depot
Tudor Ariz. S
Navy to cut temporary force to 225000 for next year
The House Naval Subcommittee approved a 225000 enlisted strength for the upcoming year, 25000 fewer than Secretary Daniels urged. No permanent navy increase is planned. permanent force stays at 142000 with studies on ship mix, while temporary personnel include 20 women for transport and vessel support.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
House Naval Subcommittee
Daniels
Arty Transport Service
Mainning Shipping Board
Eaile
Russians Plan to Do Away with Money
Paris reports that Russia plans to replace currency with work coupons as the Central Soviet suppresses cash circulation. International observers note foreign pressure limits ruble exchange and bolshevik finance struggles, while some governments ban ruble dealings to curb propaganda funding.
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Associated Press
Paris
Seo Far
Eneme
United States
Ehange
Scandinavian
Petrograd
M Litvinoff
London
Nikolai Lenine
Moscow
Central Soviet
Seizure Planned of 800 Cases of Russian Currency
Federal officials say 800 cases weighing about 52 tons will be seized when the Tatsuma Maru arrives in San Francisco. The currency, printed in New York, was shipped locally under the manifest minted matter and consigned to Vladivostok for circulation after required signatures.
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San Francisco
New York
Vladivostok
Influenza cases rise in Los Angeles health report
Los Angeles health department figures show 715 new influenza cases in the 24 hours ending at 5 o'clock, up from 680 the previous day, with 22 deaths recorded in the period.
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Los Angeles
Health Department
Joe Wenby Tries to Saw Way Out of Jail
Joe Wenby a Syrian killer of Elias Alugge was not sentenced Saturday as his attorney John D. McKay remained ill. He faced a transfer to Florence state penitentiary amid an attempted jail break with six hacksaws and a file found on him and bar marks indicating work on the jail’s outer bars.
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Joe Wenby
Joe Webby
Elias Alugge
John D. McKay
Florence
Webby
Wehbs
Wehby
Arizona panel denies Desert Power rate rise
The Arizona State Corporation Commission denied Desert Power and Water Company a rate increase for power sold to mines, granting only a temporary 15 percent relief pending further orders. The decision notes war conditions require shared burdens and the company may retain power storage for Molay County mining districts. Tom Reed and Great East mines are among the largest customers.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Itres
Arizona State Corporation Commis
Oatman Gold Roads
Molay County
Tom Reed and Great Easer
Personalities Touring Tucson Visit Includes Bank Director and Chemist
Solomonville banker Ph Feudent Paul, director of Arizona Nations bank, visited Tucson on Friday. City chemist H M Hill of Botti lo N visited while inspecting a mining property. Frank A Parish of Oakland will head Santa Cruz farms office. Parish noted ongoing well work on the Post project. Sheriff Rohr Farhart of Santa Cruz County in town from Los Angeles for federal grand jury. Nick Diamos was in Los Angeles last week registering at the Hotel Baltimore.
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Feudent Paul of
Solomonvill
The
Arizona Nations Bank
Tucson
H. M. Hill
Bottilo N
Rjo
Frank A. Parish
Oakland
Santa Cruz Farms
Nick Diamos
Los Angeles
Baltimore
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Hook Or Croek
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Leon Encinas
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Lacket
Sn ‘Ffiee
Miltenberg
Delian Tires
Arizona
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Sheaffer's
David Sheaffer
Prop
South Sixth Ave
Blue Bar Taxi Cab Service
Taxi and Transfer Co
L. W. Bender
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N. Sixth Ave
Hatever
Hades
All Good Grocers
Home Bakery
E. 6Th St
CE. Tufford Co
E. Congress
San Simon
Bowie and
Benson
Gila Depot
Dr. Bell
Sie
State Commission
Heriff Ror
Farhart
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Nogeles
Federal Grand Jury
Tenney Williams
Santa Ria
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