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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
2
An advertisement urges spraying the nose and throat with Wizard Oil mixed with water or gargling and snuffing the mixture to create an antiseptic defense against influenza germs. It promises quick relief for grip and sore throat, claims preventives, and a money back guarantee with Wizard Liver Whips offered for constipation and headaches.
The conference views the leagues broadened function to include raw materials and finance. It contemplates the league lending economic aid to small independent states and discusses how damages and indemnities may be treated, with Wilson favoring restitution over punitive costs.
Paris January 15 Lord Robert Cecil outlined views on a league of nations and armament limits noting the league would aim to reduce present armaments and discard conflicting treaties. He supported selective admission of the Central Powers and said Palestine and Constantinople could fall under league control. He tied league formation to the peace congress and suggested arbitration for legal disputes between nations.
London reports the January conference between Italy Prime Minister Orlando and U S President Wilson last Friday drew comment from observers. The discussion focused on allied war aims and postwar coordination amid ongoing diplomacy in a tense international landscape.
Continued report notes the movement favoring annexation of Luxembourg or France is growing in strength as the Berlin Reds see their reign of terror ended and the Journal Des Debats discusses their progress.
German garrison at Constance Baden joins Spartacans and takes total control disarming residents. Reports say citizens await Allied intervention as the town falls under new rule.
Associated Press reports a New Mexico Socialist executive committee member was convicted in federal court of sedition. The case stemmed from espionage and disturbances at meetings related to oil interests and treasonous activity. The trial and verdict reflect federal enforcement actions against alleged anti government agitation.
Greece presented a memorandum to the peace conference outlining claims to territory and population in Europe and Asia Minor. It seeks Northern Epirus Thrace vilayets and islands, proposes Constantinople under Greek or international guarantees, and urges reallocation of Near East islands to Greece.
The British foreign office said the government will not censor press messages during the peace conference. It has also received assurance from the French government.
Resolutions protesting the annexation of Korea by Japan have been sent to President Wilson and the American peace delegates. The New Korea association also urged the foreign relations committee of Congress to apply the principle of self determination to Korea.
The German cabinet met to review the new constitution and proposals for the national assembly. Germany’s involvement in the peace congress was discussed and the meeting will continue today.
An Associated Press dispatch from El Paso notes a Spanish hand bill signed Mexican Bolshevists urging death to President Carranza Villa Feliz Diaz Esteban Cantu and other leaders and wealthy Mexicans. The circular accuses elites of killing the poor and highlights hunger and cold among Mexican children. Authorities investigate the hand bill’s source amid poor printing and errors.
The Senate public lands committee approved a bill by Senator Phoean to designate the giant redwood district on the Sierra crest as Roosevelt National Park. National Park Service Director Mather and others endorsed creating the new park to honor Theodore Roosevelt.
At Chicago January 1 the National Labor Congress saw a two to one vote to organize a strategy to obtain a new Mooney trial. Edward Nolan of San Francisco was chosen chairman with J K Mowerer of Allentown as vice chairman. Debates heated over radicals push for broader labor action during reconstruction and a possible general strike.
A violent clash is reported as Hindenburg 10 deploys against Polish forces. Details describe attacks on homes, a family fatally shot while fleeing, and a young woman wounded and killed. Bolshevik actions and German withdrawal plans add to the turmoil.
The article advises using VapoRub to stimulate air passages and relieve congestion during influenza. It recommends warming methods with towels, rubbing on the chest back and throat, and inhaling vapors, plus steam inhalation options and general health tips to avoid colds and boost open air breathing. It notes VapoRub’s ingredients activate with body heat and claims wide home use in the South and West, including for children.
The notice lists two payment schemes: Class 25 pays 25c weekly for 60 weeks with 4 percent interest. Class 500 pays $5 weekly for 50 weeks totaling $250 with 4 percent interest.
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