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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1919

Page

8

Council Corrects Small Abuses at City Meeting

The city council addressed minor issues on Wednesday night including banning gypsy fortune telling permits without mayoral input and ordering sidewalk merchants out by March 31. They mandated no hot ro ling on downtown streets except newsboys, fixed the library roof, and arranged a 99 year school playground lease. Standard Oil won a fuel oil contract at 1.66 per barrel, up 15 cents from last year. A water supply request for houses outside the city was referred to the city engineer. The mayor invited volunteers to the Arizona Good Roads convention in Phoenix on January 27.

Standard Oil Company Arthur Jacobson Eounc Arizona Good Rhoad = association Phoenix

W H Andrews Former Congressman Dies at 82

W H Andrews a former territorial representative from New Mexico died suddenly near Catishad New Mexico while inspecting land. A Pennsylvania native he helped build the New Mexico Central Railway pioneered oil in Pecos Valley and estancia farming and grazing investment. He helped establish the first automobile mail route Roswell to Torrance in 1906.

Associated Preas EL Paso Tex W. H. Andrews Congress New Mexico Catishad N. M United States Senate Pennsylvania United States Roswell Torrance

Former Patrolman Arrested On Charge Concealed Weapon

O. Simpson, a former patrolman, was arrested Thursday on a warrant charging carrying a concealed weapon. He was already on $1008 bond and not required to post more. Patrolman Camacho arrested him and a revolver was taken and later returned. Thursday’s arrest is the sequel by county authorities.

O. ©. Simpson Simpson Camacho

Funeral notice for Amelia Zepeda Pelo

Senorita Amelia Zepeda daughter of Francisco Zepeda of 2784 Saint Stone avenue was buried at 2 p m Thursday from the cathedral.

Don’t Let That Cough Run Riot Medicine Ad

An old remedy claim touts relief from colds coughs grippe and bronchitis with prompt action. Use the first dose then follow with occasional doses until the cold leaves you. Promotes thrift and economy with 30¢ 50¢ and 1 20 price points.

Wake Up Remedy: Hot Water With Limestone Phosphate Claim

A vintage health column urges drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the system. It claims skin and bowel pores filter toxins, warns against retained waste, and links daily elimination to overall wellness.

Urge Bridge Across Santa Cruz River at Continental

Superintendent Williams of Guarule town and local leaders press for a continental bridge at a river site expected to form after upstream revetment by Guayule project. County Engineer Foster and others toured Continental to assess land and pros and cons, with state officials weighing timing and alternative gravel crossings.

Santa Cruz Continental Williams Guarule Town Ctizens Guayale Company Foster J. P. Mallory G. E. P. Smith Guayule Olmauist Agricultural Products Anta Cruz

Hattie Roark Found Guilty in Federal Court

Hattie Roark, linked to the Acevedo murder case, was found guilty in federal court on Thursday by a jury. The verdict relates to charges tied to prostitution near an army camp, with Roark described in the report as a negress. Acevedo received a one year penitentiary sentence following the case.

Hattie Roark Joe Acevedo

Weather Station At University Of New Mexico Nears Completion

The weather station at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque New Mexico is near completion. Readings for temperature humidity and barometric pressure are already being taken and will serve major newspapers nationwide.

U. OF SM N. M University of New Mexico

Pedro Anilos Funeral Held for Tucson Painter

The death of Pedro Anilos Occurred suddenly in Nogales at age sixty. Funeral services will be Friday at 10 39 from a relative’s home at 373 South Meyer Street to the cathedral. He was a Tucson resident and a painter.

Pedro Andios Pedro Anilos Nogales Meyer Street Anlos Tucson Frank BH. Lee Frank H. Lee Los Angeles the Elks Icdge Pennington Street Evergreen Cemetery

Tenants Urge Courthouse Action After Poor Conditions

County tenants holding leases at the courthouse pressed complaints about leaks heating and disrepair at a luncheon club meeting led by President George F. Kitt. Landlord agents Nathan Baker Mallory urged to attend as tenants favored moving to a new building if needed.

George F. Kitt F. A Nathan Board of Supervisors Secon Court House Nathan Baker & Mallory Bee Aio

Maddoo Plans Visit to Arizona This Spring

Former Secretary William G McAdoo plans a three month stay in California and Arizona. George Babbit leads Arizona Democratic Central Committee and comments on potential presidential candidates. Elan Wilson and others travel to Santa Barbara while McAdoo tours the Southwest.

Madoo Arizona Granpd Canyon Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo Wilson Wiges Phoenix George Babbit Finestaff Arizona State Democratic Central Committee McAdon Willams Friday Evanine Geners Fittie Fauehter Wilson Santa Barbara Cal California Tata Ana

Mesa Man Survives After 10 000 Volt Shock

Julius Johnson, a Mesa workman, was nearly killed when he touched live electrical wires carrying ten thousand volts while on a roof at a newer house by the Consolidated canal northwest of Mesa. He sustained severe burns to the head and ear, and a shock described as 110,000 percent in a garbled report. Johnson is expected to recover with medical care as responders assisted at the scene.

Mesa Julius Johnson Johnson Consolidated Canal Delnire Renare Tohrson

Shattuck Firm Shuts Down Arizona Lead Mines

The Shattuck Donne company in Bisbee Arizona closed its lead ore concentrating operation this afternoon. Miners faced layoffs as the plant shut due to low ore prices and inability to market output. No reopenings expected in the upper mining division.

Shattick Feotation Wieséat Bisbee Bisbee. Aris Fintat'nr Mil Shattuck Arizona Donne Martstir

Newlin or Nedlin Soles Claim Superior Shoe Wear

An Allentown mail carrier reports Newlin or Nedlin soles outwear ordinary shoes, offering nine months of service and over 4,000 miles with Dedlin and Goodyear Nedlin soles. Advertisers urge readers to seek Nedlin soles from Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, Akron Ohio, plus Wingfoot Heels guaranteed to outwear rivals.

H. Mooreman Allentown Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Akron Ohio

Eight Annual Report Highlights Copper Ore Treatment Study

The Eight Annual Report of the U S Bureau of Mines details cooperative investigations with the University of Arizona at Tucson. It covers mining quarrying metallurgics and mineral industries with focus on low grade copper ores and a sulfuric acid treatment process devised at the Tucson station. A large Arizona mining company is building a 190 ton testing plant and others have arranged similar tests.

Naval United States Bureau of Mines Interlop Bureau University of Arizona At Tucson Southwest University

Colorado Midland Railroad OKd to Junk Sections by State Board

The Colorado public utilities commission allowed the Colorado Midland railroad to junk parts of its line with conditions. Operations may continue between Colorado Springs and Divide for now, while several segments including Leadville and Aspen routes are barred from dismantling for 60 days. The decision cites no public demand for continued operation and notes the district court should determine a going-concern sale. E Garston, owner, says the rail line will follow the order and accept the dismantling after the 60 day period despite hardships for communities.

Denver Colorado State Public Utilities Commission Colorado Midland Railroad Commission Colorado Springs Divide Ninot Wildhorse Leadville Newman Tunnel Ranch Aspen Glenwood Cardiff New Castle Vulcan District Court Salton Rado Springs Colo E. Garston Public Utilities Commission Colorado Midland

Movie Stars Will Produce Own Pictures

Miss Mary Pickford Douglas Fairbanks William S Hart Charles S Chaplin and P D W Griffith form a group to produce their own films. Fairbanks announces the move. Griffith’s exact role as producer was not yet fixed.

Los Angeles Mary Pickford Douglas Fairbanks William S. Hart Charles S. Chaplin PD. W. Griffith Douglais Fairbanks Mr. Griffith

Forest Service Prefers Ex Soldiers for Jobs in Idaho Montana

Spokane Wash Jan 16 Ex soldiers will be given preference for forest service employment in Idaho and Montana announced by Assistant District Forester A F Preston at the forestry fire prevention conference. Disabled soldiers can be used for lookout work.

Spokane Wash Forest Service Idaho Montana A. F. Preston Missoula Preston

Uruguay Requisitions Ship Ciudad de Montevideo

Due to a complete traffic suspension between Buenos Aires and Montevideo, the Uruguayan government has requisitioned the steamer Ciudad de Montevideo belonging to the Mihanovich company of Buenos Aires, though the vessel flies the Uruguayan flag.

Uruguay Buenos Aires Montevideo Ciudad de Montevideo Mihanovich Company

Million Dollar Oil Fire at Philadelphia Docks

A million dollar oil fire at the Atlantic Refining Company docks followed an explosion aboard the tanker Roald Amundsen. The interior burned out and its 109 thousand dollar cargo was lost. Flames spread to the tanker Kobenhava, causing severe damage. One worker was killed and several injured.

Philadelphia Atlantte Refining Company Roald Amundsen K‘obenhava

Hardware sale extended three days at special savings

The F Ronstadt Co announces three more days of sale offering discounts on hardware, harness, machinery, engines, pumps, tools, and auto supplies for customers who pay in full.

F Ronstadt

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