Tucson Citizen masthead and rights notice from 19th century edition
The text presents the Tucson Citizen newspaper masthead details including establishment year, Associated Press leased wire, Circulation Audit Bureau, publication by Tucson Printing and Publishing Company, Allan B. Jaynes as president, and mailing address for communications. It notes AP news dispatch credit and local news republication rights and post office classification.
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Tucson
Ariz
Tucson Printing and Publishing Company
Allan B. Jaynes
Tucson Citizen
Arizona
Modern Frontiersman Ato Sells Redraws Papago Lands
An executive order renames the Papago Indian reservation to the Cato Sells Reservation and Indian Oasis to Sells. The San Xavier agency moves to Sells as 3,300,000 acres were set aside earlier, with 600 acres given per person. Critics call it a costly sell and lament the name changes for Pima county residents.
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Ato Sells
United States Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Wis and Clark
Prescott
Bill Williams
Papago
Cato Sells
Indian Oasis
Sells
San Xavier
Pima County
Miles
Tucson
Pardon
Ca Wemean Sells
Cato
la Osa
Oro Blanco
Ajo
Greaterville
Washington
Governor Campbell's Reconstruction Message Praised by Press
Arizona press across papers from Florence to Phoenix lauds Governor Campbell's reconstruction agenda as bold and constructive. Reports say both House and Senate plan cooperation to pass his measures, positioning Arizona for growth and prosperity during the reconstruction period. Constituents are expected to greet legislators with approval if they enact the program.
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Overnor Campbell
Yamane
Soaps
Arizona
Douglas Tétercationst
Colter
Governoor
Hunt
Globe Record
Jos. H. Hamill
Florence Bladé’ Tribune
Phoenix
House
Senate
Arizona Seeks Relief Funds For Near East
Arizona launches a week long triple drive to raise 150000 for Near East relief and rehabilitation. Armenians Syrians and Jews are included with Phoenix hosting state headquarters and county chairmen guiding the effort.
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Arizona
Near-East
Food Administration
Phoenix
America
Arizona Corporation Commission Fights Burleson Rate Plan
The Arizona Corporation Commission opposes Postmaster General Burleson and telephone companies over new rates. Burleson promised lower night rates but omitted higher charges for appointments and person to person calls, which could cost the public more overall. The public supports the commission, while the article notes a billboard campaign by Methodists and celebrates local newspapers like the Arizona Blade Tribune and The Citizen.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
Burleson
Telephone Company
Hurleson
Wood Ile
Arizons Corporation
Mumission
Aecers
Roosevelt and McKinley feud ends in friendship
A Republican congressman attacked civil service reform in the White House room with Elijah W. Halford present. Roosevelt confronted the lie, offered his resignation if blows occurred, then later reconciled with McKinley. The two men later greeted Roosevelt warmly, sealing a lasting friendship.
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Elijah W. Halford
Harrison
Christian Advocate
Commission
Roosevelt
Weallh
President House
McKinley
Civil Service
Navy
Salaries and Some Jobs
The piece notes Edsel Ford earns 150000 a year as head of the Micover factory while highlighting politicians and judges earn far less. It contrasts executive pay with the President, senators, cabinet members, judges, and governors to question government work versus industrial labor.
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United States
Edsel Ford
Henry
Detroit
Edsel
Supreme Court
Prices Must Come Down Says New York Journal of Commerce
The New York Journal of Commerce argues prices in the United States must be reduced to sustain industry and restore normal trade. It warns of some disruption and brief suffering but says lower values are essential for peacetime prosperity and easier foreign market access.
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New York Journal of Commerce
United States
Lewer
Why the Secrecy Surrounding Nogales Soldier Case
A Nogales letter argues a soldier killed a man on Nogales streets and a civil trial is needed. It cites an informal civil military pact shielding the accused and demands disclosure of any trial outcome or punishment, urging county and state officials to act.
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Nogales
Justice of the Peace
Arizona
Anecdotes of the Earry Days From Santa Fe Mission Report
A dated September 20, 1862 communication from Santa Fe to the Adjutant General details General Carleton's march from Tucson July 23 to Las Cruces. He reports Apache Pass Fort Bowie garrisoned by California Volunteers and mentions ambushes, the death of Lieut Col Eyre’s men, Captain Roberts's platoon gallantry, and white remains found along the route with water scarcity from Rio de Suaz to Ojo de la Vaca.
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San Francisco
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Carleton
Canby
Arizona
Tucson
West
San Pedro
Las Cruces
Apache Pass
Fort Bowie
Fifth Infantry
California Volunteers
Company A
First Cavalry
Eyre
Robert
First Infantry
Roberts
Captain Roberts
Pinos Alto Mines
California
Rio de Suaz
Ojo de la Vaca
Warren G Harding for President, Ohio's Favorite Son
The anonymous column urges Warren G Harding as the presidential candidate, praising his Ohio roots, broad national appeal, and steady leadership. It argues his availability strengthens the party and could unite Republicans across states for a strong campaign and administration.
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Warren G. Harding
Beneur
Warren
Warding
Ohio
Sinal Herer
America
New England
West
Harding
Gnd
McKinley
Bryan
Republican Party
US seeks peacetime merchant marine boost amid port delays
Washington notes wartime port congestion stemmed from crew shortages and poor cargo handling. Aimed at easing logistics a federal plan to expand the government merchant fleet and create a Seapersaren unit was discussed. The effort targets faster loading and unloading and broader use of foreign routes postwar.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Teceem Ig
Washington Berres
Washington
Rawfawig Board
Mar
Ruasiress Mangster
Supercargo duties outlined for ship operations
Intensive four week training leads to immediate assignment as supercargo aboard ships. Duties include cargo plans with master, fuel checks, pre sailing document review, enroute tallying, port notifications, cargo delivery systems, docking arrangements, regulatory compliance, and liaison with shippers and authorities to prevent harbor delays.
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Division of Operations
United Gates Shipping Board
Washton
D. C
Eneireer
Porte of Call
Shinniboard
Shiening Board
Shine
Redmen smoker features and a three round pugilistic bout
The Redmen smoker last night showcased a comic song by Mayor Hoff and a poem by Billy Reid along with songs by J Soldini and John Scholart. A four wind-up three round pugilistic contest pitted Sid Coburn against Frank Kelly, drawing interest from the attendees. A tourist train from Boston New York Chicago and other points arrived, praising Arizona's winter climate and remarking on today's unusually pleasant weather. Herbert Brown was named superintendent of the form prison by Governor Murphy.
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Mayor Hoff
Billy Reid
J. Soldini
John Scholart
Sid Coburn
Frank Kelly
Redmen
Pullman
Boston
New York
Chicago
Arizona
Lazy Lookout and Point Lookout on the Washington border
In the Tyumoun range near Point Lookout nine miles from the Canadian border, hikers find a short mile trail above mosquitos. The Kettle River valley and Mt Touloun frame a lively scene with a daily Spokane train rumbling past, as climbers resume their climb for dinner at camp.
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Niksan Lark
Tuu
Tyumoun Warhington
Point Lookout
Mt. Toulon
Mt. Touloun
Point Lookav
Toulon
Spokan
Washington
Traffic control by mounted officers in narrow California passes
Rural traffic policemen fix the flow at narrow road chokepoints with men at both ends guiding wagons and cars. A telephone link allows alternating one way use to prevent collisions and keep traffic moving smoothly through the pass.
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California
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