Tucson Citizen Publication Data
The Tucson Citizen is a weekday evening newspaper from Tucson Arizona published by Tucson Printing and Publishing with Allan B Jaynes as president. It distributes Associated Press news and local dispatches credited or not credited to the paper and carries a postal registration note.
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Associated Prees
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Tucson
Ariz
Tucson Printing and Publishing Pany
Allan B. Jaynes
Tucson Citizen
Citizen
Baaterea
Enti
Coenes
Associated Preas Entitase
Campbell's Plan for Arizona Recovery and Reform
The Citizen analyzes Governor Campbell's proposed program for readjustment and reconstruction. It supports a budget system, a road commission, a workers compensation act, and restricted state commissions while urging prudent finance and opposition to Bolshevik influence. It favors bonds for highways, public works, and employment for veterans, with careful oversight and merit-based appointments.
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Campbell
Hunt
Arizona
Bpartisan Boards
Eogstepctier Memorial Museum
Governor Campbell’s Arizona Reform Plan Receives Cautious Support
The editorial endorses Governor Campbell’s broad reform agenda, urging a single commissioner model, school law revamp, a nonpartisan university board, and trimming bureaucratic excess. It backs gradual changes to debt limits, health funding, and election laws while favoring retrenchment and reduced political influence.
Housing plan for Tucson stalls amid financing doubts
A Chamber of Commerce meeting reveals the housing proposal faces delays of sixty days as the housing committee studies options. Reports cite high current costs and opposition from financial interests, with talks of forming a rental housing corporation and issuing building and loan bonds to finance homes.
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Chamber of Comgees
Tucson
Building and Loan Association
Chamber of Commerce
Johnnie Hughes and Harris Face Political Turmoil at State Board
The piece portrays Johnnie Hughes as a weak political actor connected to Harris and Fred Colter. It argues Hughes may resign only after the legislature adjourns, a tactic to avoid immediate removal by the new governor. It predicts a tense scene with regents and prominent officials as a new board may elect a chancellor promptly.
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Roosevelt
Campbell
Commission of State
Hunt
Werka
Ernor Campbell
Arizona
Johnnie Hughes
George W. P. Hunt
Harris
Johnnie
Fred Colter
Hughes
Dr. Ricketts
Judge Wells
Ciel Randolph
Judge Campbell
Mr. Compton
Governor Hunt
A Bell
Advance of the California Column at Picacho and Tucson
In April 1862 the California column moved from Fort Yuma toward Tucson via the Overland route. At Picacho Pass Lieutenant Barrett’s party clashed with Confederate forces, with Union losses and rebels captured. The column then established Fort Barrett near the Pima Villages, moved toward Fort Breckenridge, and occupied Tucson on May 20 1862 as Confederates retreated.
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California
Arizona
Fort Yuma
Hunter
Gila
William P. Calloway
California Infantry
Jeremiah Phelan
Tucson
Pima
Picacho
Barrett
Southern Pacific
Picacho Pass
Stanwix Station
Colonel West
Ammi White
Fort Barrett
Leutenant
West
Old Fort Breckenridge
Gila River
San Pedro
Rio Grande
Has the U Boat Gone Under
Washington January 18. An analysis of the U-boat’s wartime role notes its decline as a commerce raider. It details depth bombs and destroyer tactics that doomed its threat, while noting limited future utility and its shift to a minor place in the modern fleet.
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America
Germany
Morning Paper Criticized Over Telegraph News Report
The Citizen defends its Associated Press leased wire service against a Tucson morning paper accusation. It explains that The Citizen and Arizona Gazette share the AP wire, with full daily telegraph news and a morning to afternoon update window, and urges readers to judge the newspapers themselves.
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Associated Press
Citizen
Bulletin
Arizona Gazette of Phoenix
Phelps Dodge Company
Tucson
Twenty Years Ago in Tucson News Highlights
Tom Lovell of Denton Texas won the bid for the capital boat fete Phoents construction. Freeman retired as Tucson Street Railway president. Dr N H Matas acts as president. Tucson Spanish American Alliance installs Henr Levin as president and Migsi Carrillo as vice president. Lieutenant Emanuel Sprachman of the McCord regiment, recently mustered out, is expected home in about two weeks with a warm welcome from his mother, brothers, and friends.
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Tom Lovell
Denton, Tex
Fete Phoents
Freeman
Tucson Street
N. H. Matas
Tucson
Emanuel Sprachman
McCord Regiment
Government probes meat prices in Globe Miami district
Federal Food Administration orders an Arizona meat price investigation centered in Globe and Miami. Inspectors to gather facts on the meat trade to push reductions in retail profit margins. George H Smallee says early findings show room for price cuts and a prior state-wide effort yielded 10 to 15 percent consumer savings.
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Ctttsen
Phoenix
Federal Food Administration
Arizona
Globe-Miami
George H. Smalley
Arisora
Miami
Rigid measures taken prevent infection of sheep in Arizona
The Arizona sheep commission operates under federal supervision with Leo C Verkamp of Flagstaff as secretary. A sanitary commissioner unit maintains a central headquarters to oversee statewide efforts. Members include Charles E Burton of Ash Fork as chairman W F Purcell of Blpine and J G Hammel of Phoenix.
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Arizona
Ing
Leo. C. Verkamp
Flagstaff
Secre Sanitary Communera
Can Wit
Sheep Commission
Charles E. Burton
Ash Fork
W. F. Purcell
Blpine
J. G. Hammel
Phoe
Expert Testimony on Living Costs at Harbor Strike Hearing
Dr. William G. Osburn of the University of Washington testified as an expert statistician on family financial needs. He said bare subsistence for a five member New York family costs $1,500 annually, $1,800 for some comforts, with security and citizenship still undetermined. Paul Bonynge for the Boat Owners' association said they would not participate in the board proceedings.
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Nework
National War and Labor Board
William G. Osburn
University of Washington
New York
Paul Bonynge
Boat Owners’ Association
Pierre Getzweiler Runaway Kid Spotted in Benson
A message from Deputy Sheriff Bennett in Benson requests detention of Pierre Getzweiler, a 15 year old boy who ran away from home. Police are seeking information on his whereabouts and safety.
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Pierre Getzweiler
Bennett
Benson
Box
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