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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1919

Page

8

Roberts Pushes County Supervisors Against State Highway

In Cochise and Pima counties, Supervisor Charles M Roberts leads a move to halt a state highway project from Tucson to Fairbank and the Empire Ranch. With Jack Sparks and C Adams backing him, the plan seeks to declare the Benson-Denson route a state highway while restricting further southern county funding.

Coch Pima Charles M Roberts Jack Sparks Douglas 1 C. Adams Lowell Roberts Fairbank Empire Ranch Tucson Sparks Tombstone Holmquist Adams Arizona Wiltor Ami Denson Roberts Benson Intel Poe Svarks Cochise Poherte Pneonle Warren Sehway Warren District

Hell Gate Bridge completes largest steel arch in New York

The massive Hell Gate Bridge in New York is reported as the largest steel arch ever built, finished just before U.S. entry into the war. The record height and span are highlighted amid ongoing construction milestones.

Hell Gate Bridge New York United States Thais Brice Ana Hoo

Glass of Hot Water Before Breakfast a Splendid Habit

A period advertises a morning routine of drinking a glass of hot water with phosphate to cleanse the stomach and body. It claims benefits including relief from headaches and heaviness, improved digestion, and a fresh appearance by removing toxins before breakfast.

Arizona Soldier Wins Cross for Heroism in World War I

Lieut. Robert L. Finch of Tempe Arizona received the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism near Bussy Farm France on September 28 1918. He volunteered to assault an enemy position under heavy fire and opened a passage for our troops with another officer. His father G A Finch also listed as a resident of Tempe Arizona.

Robert L. Finch Tampe A.t.cn Avid Infantry Bussy Farm France Finch Lient G. A. Finch Fether Tempe Ariz

Spokane Shippers Lose $2 Million Rail Reparation Bid

The Interstate Commerce Commission denied shippers from Spokane and nearby areas a total of 2,005,000 dollars in claims against transcontinental railroads. The panel ruled no damage shown and that lower rates to North Pacific coast points did not yield reparations for Spokane, ending the complaint.

Washington Spokane Wash Interstate Commerce Commission North Pacific Coast Ponts

German peace army command moved to minister of war

Rec advises that supreme command of the German peace army has been transferred from the people's commissioners to the minister of war with soldiers and workers approving. Social and economic regulation remains with the commission.

Germany Peace Army Recorated Press Liires Amsterdam

Prisoners Remain In German Hands On Western Front

Jan 23 Associated Press dispatch from Stuttgart notes one American prisoner taken by Germans on the western front remains in German custody. The correspondent reports another prisoner is not yet moveable and cannot be removed at present.

CERN Berlin Germranvth Praes Stuttgart

New Solicitor Named for Internal Revenue Bureau

President Wilson nominated D. M. Keller of Fort Dodge Iowa to be solicitor of the internal revenue bureau. Keller will succeed A A Ballantine of Boston who resigned.

Internal Revenue Bureau Washington D. M. Keller Fort Dodge Wilson A. A Ballantine Boston

Airplane Squadron Halts in San Antonio for Replacement Plane

An airplane squadron en route from Houston to the Pacific coast stopped in San Antonio to await a replacement aircraft after a forced landing at San Marcos on Tuesday.

San Antonio Tex Houston Pacific Coast San Marcos

Mining Patent Case Faces Withdrawal Claims In Arizona

An Inter ior Department decision centers on a mining claim in Arizona and a patent application. The lands were withdrawn under 1910 and 1912 acts but remain open to exploration. Uranium vanadium and radium deposits were found, yet the department ruled such deposits are not metalliferous minerals suitable for patent under the withdrawal.

Interiet Department Arizona Hhureau Interiot Department United States Interior Department

Cotton production shows rise in pre January 16 census

Census Bureau reports cotton ginned before January 16 totals 11 631 845 running bales with 149 412 round bales. American Egyptian 21 865 and Sea Island 41 088 bales. Last year before January 16 total ginnings were 14 70 723 with 186 014 round and 88 849 Sea Island bales. State figures include Arizona 35 713 and Texas 2 515 717.

Sea Island Census Bureau Today Arizona Texas

Oldfield Retires From Racing to Lead Tire Firm

Barney Oldfield longtime auto racer and mile record holder announces permanent retirement from the track. He will lead a tire manufacturing firm. Oldfield set a standing start mile record of 49.53 seconds at Daytona, Florida on May 16, 1910.

Oldfield Cleveland Barney Oldfield Jodas Daytona Fla

Sorbonne Students Present Wilson With Paris Souvenir

January 23 report that President Wilson was given a souvenir by Sorbonne students in Paris. The album bound in old parchment contains photographs of the Rheims cathedral before the war.

Sorbonne Wilson Paris Rheims Baja California Carranza el. Paso Lower California Sebastian Carranza Jesus Agustin Castro James J. Hornbreox Fort Bliss

Austrian Archduke Louis Victor Dies in Paris

Paris January 23. Announcement of the death of Archduke Louis Victor youngest brother of former Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria Hungary. He died at his home in Salzburg.

Paris Archduke Louis Victor Francia Joseph Austria Hungary Salseburg

Old-Time Turfman Walter Hedges Dies in Chicago

Walter Hedges, famed turfman from two decades ago and owner of the two year-old Gregor K., died in Chicago today. He was a notable figure in racing circles a generation past.

Chicago Walter Hedges Gregor K

Income tax forms ready February first in 1918 bill

From the Grand Canyon to the Mexican border the 1918 income tax forms for reporting under $5,000 income will be ready for distribution by February 1. Commissioner Roye stated taxes for 1918 will be collected under the pending bill, not the Act of October 2, 1917. The forms project is being pushed by conferees to expedite printing and distribution.

Phoenix Internal Revenue Nie C. Roye Roper

Cattle Feed Freight Rates Cancelled in New Mexico

The New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers' Association reports the reduced freight rate for cattle feed shipments into drought areas of New Mexico and Arizona will be canceled January 26. After that date the old rate takes effect. Delegates head to the Denver convention to push for prolongation of the reduced rate. Work starts immediately on the Prescott Jerome road project following a county request.

Comm&ce Prescott- Jerome Road Campbell State Spencer F. Holmquist C County Prescott Buqueroum N. M New Mexico Arizona Denver National America Stock Growers’ Association

Tombstone Delegation Heads to Good Roads Conference

Tombstone sends a seven member delegation to the Good Roads Conference in Phoenix on the 27th and 28th led by W. G. Gilmore and includes Arthur Heney H S Ross A E Davis Lee OG Woolery A G Smith John Rock ar J N Gaines.

Cochise Good Roads Tombstone Road Roads Oenix W. G. Gilmore Arthur Heney H. S. Ross A. E. Davis Lee OG. Woolery A. G. Smith John Rockar J. N. Gaines

Carranza Plans Manifesto Restoring Confiscated Property

The article reports President Carranza preparing a manifesto to restore confiscated property to original owners across Mexico. It cites sources from La República and a Mexico City newspaper noting aims to recover large cattle and agricultural estates in northern Mexico for redistribution.

Mbuanzs PASO Carranza Mexico la Republica UN Nore Mexico City Tates General Des

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