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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1919
Page
5
Colonel George E. Stewart reports to the War Department that American forces in the Archangel sector are in excellent health, high morale, and well supplied. Total casualties total 127 with six officers and 121 enlisted men.
In Sacramento on January 14 the California Legislature ratified the federal prohibition amendment. The Assembly adopted a resolution already approved by the Senate in a 48 to 28 vote marking completion of ratification.
Phoenix January 14 State legislative openings reveal many new faces in the Senate and House. Old and new members mix as Democrats outnumber Republicans in the Senate and House. Debates focus on education policy, university governance, and court logistics, with Pima delegation pushing an eight member board and limited state contracts oversight.
Tyler Stuckess Gray Washington reports that on January 16, the director general appointed Mr. Trier to succeed Carl Bo Gray as head of the division of operations of the railroad administration. Gray resigns effective Wednesday. Trier had been Gray's assistant since January 22, 191, and began his railroad career in 1883 as a messenger with Wisconsin Central.
Governor Campbell names John Rock of Tombstone as Democratic member of the Commission of State Institutions. The selection draws favorable comment from both parties. Rock, a major Tombstone businessman and former county supervisor candidate, is praised for his fitness for the duties.
Joe D Abrams formerly in Teccon mens furnishing goods died in San Francisco last Saturday night due to heart failure. He partnered with Sol Seiligeor in the Moore & Neal store on East Congress street and was active in the old volunteer fire department. He held several Masonic and fraternal memberships including Red Men 22nd degree and Eastern Star. He was 58 and single.
A jumble of rental ads, room and apartment offerings, lost item notes, wanted workers and sales agents. Includes a Tucson High pin loss, car bargains, a Seattle address for Kane Mfg Co, and various employment and housekeeping requests. Contains multiple street names and businesses such as 116 BK ltth St and 703 Bas. 71st st with brief contact hints and prices.
The notice advertises a four hour shorthand method promising high speed writing equal to spoken pace with mail tuition from Kine Institute EZ-301 Station F New York NY. It guarantees free lessons upon request and urges immediate action.
An advertisement urges readers to protect kidney health with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. It warns against delaying treatment for backaches fatigue or nervousness and claims immediate relief from kidney troubles when using the product imported from Haarlem.
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