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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1917
Page
8
Washington reports indicate Foreign Minister Valfour’s note to the state department supports theoretically strong penalties behind international law. Officials see potential for a national sanction mechanism to be activated after the war, with some preferring to wait for postwar enforcement.
A telegram announcing the death of Albert Bridgeford in Denver failed delivery to his brother Henry Rideeford in Kansas City. When the message was opened a man in the Kansas City room was found dead at age 77. The deceased resided in Denver and no other details were provided.
Dr Brown will speak at the Congregational church on Sunday evening about the Orient. He will discuss oriental studies and the influence of Oriental merchants and missions in the Far East. The talk is billed as part of a series on world affairs and culture.
In Los Angeles a federal court test case argues Mrs. Tanigoshi, wife of a Japanese man, may have her citizenship revert to the state due to her marriage. The suit claims she lost citizenship when she married a Japanese. Meanwhile Lloyds reports sinking of two ships, the British steamer Aachen Crag and the Danish vessel noted in the same dispatch.
All Knights are requested to attend the funeral of the wife of Grand Knight RK Trena. The service is at 9 15 a m on January 16 at the cathedral after a wake at the home on 595 South Sixth Avenue.
Unknown military attache questions reports from the German consulate in San Francisco after a baby’s arm bands and a claimed threat of abduction are noted. A recent hospital incident sparked an inquiry into identification methods amid a panic over a newborn in the nursery.
War Department orders announce Brigadier General Joseph H. Katn as president of the War College and assistant to Major General Scott. Katn, who returned from Germany after serving as military observer and attache in Berlin, becomes director of the college to maximize use of valuable information in the theater war zone.
President Wilson met with senators in the capitol today to push the water power bill and is anxious for passage during the session. He also conferred with leaders and indicated a conference with governors or representatives will be called to align support amid remaining radical differences in the legislation.
Property owner offers lot in University Heights for cash sale. Contact J. W. Fiarkins at 500 North Park Avenue for details.
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