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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1917
Page
3
Fragmentary text discusses damages owed in connection with alleged conspiracy, mentioning fees for filing an answer and a request to avoid judgment by default. It references a university president and a court clerk, implying a legal dispute over monetary amounts and procedural steps.
The article reports opposition to creating a state funded military school within the University of Arizona. Critics call it a political payoff and wasteful, while supporters cite economy and military training value. Governor and adjutant general are noted, with Mrs Colodny and Colodny referenced in local political debate.
The legislature weighs the Kinney bill once killed in the House and potential efforts to revive it, aiming to limit Mexican employment in dangerous mining areas while expanding American citizenship requirements for workers. Proposals seek 5000 yearly funding for the Northern Arizona fair and similar grants for other fairs, amid debates over a proposed 890000 more in state spending and economy measures to curb expenses. The morning prayer authority shifts within the Senate, with Rev J W Atwood delivering the invocation at Trinity Cathedral services.
The Adjutant General proposes a new military school in Arizona using Port Grant estate and Whinpt Harracks near Prescott. The project would repurpose former facilities, cost about 500 thousand dollars, and include a battalion quartering, offices, and crew residences, while gubernatorial politics and legislative timing loom.
A religious event and a league gathering are scheduled with locations at 965 and Hpworth. The notice mentions a prayer meeting and references turmoil and torture themes amid unclear wording.
Special program at university features Browne of San Francisco presenting How Americans Behave in the Orient at 11 o clock. He discusses The Final Conquest of the Turkish Empire at 6 30 with Christian Endeavor at 7 30. Browne returns from last year’s talk for a Torso n Tuesday evening at 4 30. Audience invited to a men and women fellowship supper after a new speaker. call A Pitkhoret to attend.
The Churches Past Pitty Street North Gerona announces morning services including a sermon and hymn, with Rev. John ff Oiford delivering a stereopticon lecture Jamaica Before and After the Earthquake. Mrs Elizabeth Garrett, famed singer, will perform. The First Baptist Church lists Sunday classes, prayers, and a poster promoting a Japan lecture series with Mrs. Bimmer Miller.
The grip is described as a severe illness with a humorous name. It complains of how people misunderstand it until affected. The remedy Cham berlain's Cough Remedy is recommended with directions on each bottle. It notes the remedy's wide availability and endorsement by users who know its value.
A terse report notes a Dwemire meeting with Mie Apein and a violin solo by Piay. The event emphasizes musical performance and community discussion within the gathering.
Partial OCR shows garbled phrases likely indicating a schedule or notice from a church or service event. Key entities and details are unreadable, but mentions a time around 2 8 PM and a deity reference with life and service context.
On South Suth Ave 8 Van Val&eobersh Pastor Taree will lead three services at the church. The first will feature the pipe organ with a public worship night. The second will outline an afternoon visiting plan and the third will present a sermon at 7 30 pm. The pastor of Lone BKoneytooen will speak on Music and Worship at 4 6 mm. Clerk Leeming will be the organist. The organist will perform Vision by Rheinberger Pretired by Wagner Sing Unto the Lord by Simper.
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