Tucson Citizen Publisher and circulation note
The snippet lists the Tucson Citizen masthead details including location in Tucson Arizona, the president Allan B. Jaynes and notes on republication rights and paper origin. It reflects standard newspaper branding and filing information for attribution and circulation.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ning
Tucson
Ariz
Tucson Sang
Allan B. Jaynes
Tucson Citizen
Poe i
Arizona
Focal Ows
Woodrow Wilsons UNC Presidency Prospect Opened
A report notes UNC may offer Woodrow Wilson a president post with a high salary funded by Henry Flagler’s widow bequest. It mentions Wilson’s interest and various future plans from rivals and supporters as the 1912 Democratic convention nears and the next campaign looms.
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University of North Carolina
Woodrow Wilson
North Carolina
Henry M. Flagler
Wilson
Princeton
Marshal Fochs old uniform judged as pomp and circumstance
Paris notes a public debate over Marshal Foch appearing in an old forage cap and blue uniform with no decorations during a call on President Wilson. The piece argues such displays reveal the war’s glamour fading and the army shedding non essentials from dress to ceremony.
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Paris
Marshal Foch
Wilson
Grant
Lee
Appomattox
France
Look Before You Leap On League Guarantees
The piece argues that history shows leagues of nations have limits and that major powers like Britain France and Japan will not cede national sovereignty. It warns the United States to understand future constraints before joining new international commitments to avoid unintended dependence and conflict.
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Leagues of Nations
Holy Alliance
League of Nations
Belgium
United States
Thank God for the French General Harbord Reports Airplanes
Harbord notes 16 472 airplanes received by the army from all sources and Pershing had 1 005 American made planes. The rest 9 467 came from non American sources mainly France. He credits the French for air support and other arms that saved Allied efforts in France.
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Eneral
Army
Pershing
Wilson
Baker
France
Germany
United States
Post Office Chief Burleson under Fire Over Parcel Theft Losses
A Burleson era critique cites rising parcel thefts with about 100000 stolen in a year and 50069 in eleven months from insured shipments. The piece blames Post Office Department leadership for breakdowns in discipline and efficiency, arguing private insurance is needed for valuable goods.
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Parcel Post Department
New York Insurance Company
Parcel Post
New York
Post Office Department
Burleson
Ford Ford vs Newberry in Senate Contention
The piece argues Henry Ford's seating to Newberry would flip the Senate to a Democratic tie with Marshall holding the decisive vote. It claims Ford's vast wealth and government contracts give him an unfair edge and suggests aggressive preparations to sway both the Senate and public opinion.
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Henry Ford
Newberry
United States
Senate
Ford
Marshall
Cgaligth
David ‘Ir
Ohh
Govern- Hien 8 Iit
Udt
Advertising drives traffic and rates rise nationwide
Newspapers note rising freight and passenger rates touching 25 percent as ad campaigns aim to boost traffic. The piece questions how long Tripetor Coneranees will wait to evaluate advertising's impact on travel and commerce.
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Tripetor Coneranees Tp
Destruction of Stations and Capture of Cavalry Detachment
Captain S Hunter of Company A reports actions near Pima villages including the capture of Captain MacCleave and his men of the First California Cavalry without firing a shot. He notes destruction of six stations formerly used by the Federal government and reports troops at Stanwix ranch, eighty miles from Fort Yuma, while offering no opinion on rumors.
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Hunter
Tucson
Fort Yuma
Rio Grande
Benjamin Mayo
San Simon
Guaymas
California
Gila River
Reilly
Sonora
Tevis
Pima
A. M. White
Mr. White
MacCleave
Nie
First
California Cavalry
White
Swill
Gold the Last Despot analysis of the gold standard debate
Washington report outlines the fear that gold may be a final expedient to support U S credit unless mine production rises. It notes gold's role in value, the dollar’s decline, and calls for a form of gold standard despite its entrenched influence and global debt needs.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Hugh
Gust Wiidl
Miles National Cieils
Boia
Americas
GoOliar
Mliai
Lorelgn Lrane
Sala
Ile Velore
California
Australia
MindUstrial Civilization 3
Crete
Irving Fisher
Teiyt
Alameda lodging house changes hands and court action described
Twenty years ago today news items report Ducson Jos Campena owning the Alameda lodging house after Mrs Lizzie Kittlewell. Mrs Pryer to manage thereafter. John H Murray faces trial in Judge Culvers court for a shooting attempt. A funeral wagon horse frightened near courthouse, no serious damage. Charles Bowman arrival back from Tombstone after two weeks of professional work. Washington's birth day races preparations rise as racing fever grows for spectators.
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Jos. Campena
Alameda Lodging House
Lizzie Kittlewell
Pryer
Edinburgh Castle and the Honors of Scotland
The article explores Edinburgh Castle as Scotland’s historic stronghold and the crown jewels known as the Honors of Scotland. It recounts their dramatic history from Cromwell’s capture to a minister’s wife who spirited them away concealed in her riding habit and lint, leading to a 110 year disappearance before recovery and secure custody.
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Niksah
Tucson
Washington
Edinburgh
Scotland
Edinburgh Castle
Tower of London
Scinbured Castle
Robert Bruce
Mary
Cromwell
Australian businessmen seek vast oil boom in Australia
Searchlight reports Australian merchants back a large scale industrial expansion. They note Australia is primarily agricultural yet rich resources remain underdeveloped. With existing rail and water routes exploitation is feasible and government has offered a 337,500 bounty for new oil deposits.
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Australia
F. Ronstadt Co. AGY Extends 10 Percent Cash Sale
The F. Ronstadt Co. AGY announces one more week of a ten percent discount for cash purchases. Take advantage of this unprecedented opportunity before it ends.
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F. Ronstadt Co
AGY
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