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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1919
Page
1
In Prescott a heated session over a minimum wage bill sees delays and floor speeches as lawmakers spar over timing. Governor and committee actions collide with late hour maneuvers while other bills including taxation and state investigations move forward.
Major Macauley completes a San Diego to Tucson leg of a multi city air journey in three hours thirty six minutes covering 384 miles. He plans a return run toward El Paso then Fort Worth while Tucson observers note weather and field security arrangements.
At the Paris peace conference supreme council session talks focus on Bolshevik Russia. Danish minister Scavenius delivers full briefing, debate continues with aims to formulate a concrete proposal tomorrow and consider armed aid and quarantine options.
Berlin dispatch reports a single guard unit of the Uhlans leaving Potsdam for the Polish front this morning, per the Lokal Anzeiger. The move signals increased German military pressure on Poland amid tensions.
Maj. E Power Conway returns from France to enter the Democratic nomination race. Maj. J B Huffman of the 158th infantry and ex mayor of Tucson are named contenders. State Senator Fred Ter is expected to run again in 1920 with soldiers aiming for a clear win.
Marty E. Leroy of Saginaw former Ford Detroit boat plant constructor testified before the house naval committee that Eagle boats built for the navy were weak in design and construction. He cited thinning hull walls and engine room weakness. Leroy said his reports prompted no remedy though naval and Ford officials listened to criticisms and claimed boats met designer specs. He charged sloppy work and foreign laborers unable to follow orders, with some workmen speaking only in signs.
Nassau County Grand Jury in Mineola failed today to indict Mrs Marie Augustine Baud y and her husband the eccentric Jacques Lebaudy for the killing of the millionaire husband at their Westbury home earlier this month. The report notes regional dispatches from Dublin Copenhagen Buenos Aires and Kansas City.
San Francisco reports 366 new influenza cases and 40 deaths today, compared with 490 cases and 16 deaths yesterday. Police announce strict enforcement of the mask ordinance starting today.
Theodor Kytka a renowned handwriting and photographic expert died in San Francisco today. He was widely known for his specialist work and was aged 68.
Washington reports that after threats against John D. Rockefeller and his son, investigators describe renewed anarchist activity since World War I. Thomas J. Tunney cites evidence of plots, noting 12 000 to 15 000 radicals in New York including Russians Spaniards Italians and Germans with some Americans.
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