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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1919

Page

4

Leased wire service to Tucson Citizen evening edition

The Tucson Citizen announces its daily newspaper distribution in Tucson Arizona produced by The Associated Press and local staff. Allan H. Jaynes serves as vice president representing the paper. All communications should be directed to The Tucson Citizen, Citizen Building.

Tiesun Afiz Tucson Allan BH Jaynes Tucson Citizen Arizona Associated Press

Arizona rail and telegraph rates under fire by commission

In Prescott the Arizona Corporation Commission battles federal rate boosts amid plans by McAdoo and Burleson to tighten control of railroads telephones and telegraphs. A. A. Betts voices opposition to new high rates and urges public scrutiny of promised benefits.

A Arizona Corporation Onekoa Railroad Administration Arizona Genral Maricopa Creamery Company Arizona Commission Burlison Mountain States Telephone Company A. A. Betts Prescott Mr. Betts McAdoo Burleson United States The Corporation Commission Bets Wilson Congress Europe

Pima County Eyes Bond for New Court House Plan

Taxpayers push a $506000 bond for a Prescott style court house with a Tucson main building and a branch at Ajo. A special election is likely February 2. A three to five member commission will oversee design and construction to prevent waste.

Court House Board of Supervisors Chamber of Commerce Luncheon Club Tom Marshall Ajo Pattee Gibson Tucson Prescott Pima County Maricopa Baker Nathan Colonel Randolph Michael Curley

Glowing Tucson Climate Highlighted in Winter Pleasures

A Tucson editorial extols the city’s dry, sunlit winter climate set in a mountain amphitheater. It notes pleasant nights, warm days, and health benefits attracting visitors, while acknowledging limited preparations for winter guests and unresolved local discussions.

Tucson Arizona

Early Arizona Pioneers L J F Jaeger Life Story

Anecdotes recount L J F Jaeger a Bucks native who became a key mechanic and entrepreneur in Arizona and California. He worked on ships from Philadelphia to San Francisco, ran ferries for Yuma Indians, helped establish Fort Yuma operations, built early canals, and founded Sonoita. He died in Washington DC in 1897.

Arizona L. J. F. Laeger L San Francisco Pruipr Montgomery Orn Francis Mae Fs Hiter Alifornia New Mexico Yuma Fort Yuma Jaecer Jiczer House Wickenberg Salt River Valley Sonoita Sosors Colorado Arizona City Arizona War San Diego Julien Tis Southern Pacific Vania Jaccer Washington, D. C Jane

Arizona inquiry exposes $875 button fund in state prisons

Arizona officials reveal a 875 dollar bill for buttons used by inmates at state prison and asylum dated to prior administration. Commissioner Baumert questions delivery and accuracy while superintendent Powell notes other supplies ordered without planning.

Bereau Phoenix Batten Button Jose Sioner Caest Christendom Baumert G. Powell Commission Campbell R. B. Sime Power

Merchants Favor Sunday Closing Law

Phoenix January 23 The merchants association and state merchants federation support a Sunday closing law at the upcoming session. They argue the measure will help businesses by reducing disputes and creating orderly Sunday hours. Critics warn of potential economic impact and consumer inconvenience.

Women’s Literary Club Formed by Mrs Wilson and Meeting Weekly

A ladies' literary club organized by Mrs. Gen. Wilson will meet weekly. A social note marks a party hosted by Mrs. W. J. Corbett with progressive euchre, favors for each partner, and prizes for first and lone hand winners. Separately, Thomas Q. Bullock and his bulldog killed a large cougar near Warm Springs ranch, with Bullock injured in the fight and the animal killed by the dog and club members.

Gen. Wilson W. J. Corbett Trekincau Martin Ad Dickinson Thomas Q. Bullock Warm Springs Mr. Bullock

Carrara Marble and Its Silent Grand Quarries

The article reflects on Carrara marble intrinsic to cathedrals and monuments and contrasts the dignified origin with the noisy Pyrenean and Carrara quarries. It details years of hard labor by quarry workers, the toil of carting stone, and the harsh grind behind the marble trade ending with brief relief in market towns.

Carrara Ben Pyrenees

War letters from a US regiment in Europe amid mud and sacrifice

A soldier writes from the front describing trench work barbed wire, raids, and wounds. He recalls firsts for his regiment in 1917 London, Cambrai and Somme hardship, mud, and shell blasts. He contrasts Sherman's descriptions and laments the indescribable misery of war and separation from home.

Lovia Sherman London Cambrai Somme Fritz

Saving of 25000 Net Result of Trip To Normal School

Phoenix report claims the joint investigating committee will trim the Northern Areas Normal School budget by 825000 after a trip to the Flagstaff institution. Members found the school flourishing under President Guy C. Cornelius and debated what a forthcoming report might contain. The committee planned a Prescott stop at Trineer's Home but illness among Rep Hedrick postponed that part of the trip.

Barron Phoenix Northern Areas Normal School Fisgscraft Woudd Northern Normal Schod Guy C. Cornelius Trineer Prescott Hedrick Pima County

Unclear business moves shift amid market changes

Fragmentary text describes competition closing venues, regulatory weight waning, and stores reopening. It notes a nonreligious, purely business motive and mentions impending actions in a few days with expected legislative appearance.

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