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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1917
Page
3
An old mustard plaster preparation touted for fast relief of sore muscles joints and chest congestion. Claims include easing aches back neck and headaches while aiding bronchitis rheumatism and even preventing pneumonia.
The American Regatta is scheduled to begin in May on the Delaware River near Philadelphia. Boats from Princeton and Navy will compete as part of the 96th edition, with local crews preparing for the event and officials announcing dates and venues.
Chicago January 26 The American Association baseball president Themes Wickey urged players to restore the classic rivalry and combat rowdy tactics. He warned that modern games lack the suspense of Damon and Vythias and urged players to reinstate spirited competition.
Elizabeth Garrett, a blind singer from New Mexico, will entertain Broadway theater patrons tonight. She composes many of her own pieces and will perform several of them during the show at the Broadway.
New York January 26 Baseball players from major and minor leagues voted to strike if their demands are not met. Twenty five members attended the meeting with President Fultz presiding. Messages from Tris Speaker and Al Demaree were read pledging support.
Hamilton, Jan 26. Tendea heims and three top teams crossed into the United States on the 572 mile Winnipes route. Leaders rested at Peminto while 14 miles behind, seven competitors bedded down. Tomarson of Herts drove five huskies to arrive at 8:10 PM, followed by Mike Kelly and Hyurtur Henson with their teams. One derailment slowed progress when Fred Nertman, now in Le Pas, Man., halted at Pemions.
Noted athletes from the Gest and central states entered the indoor track events in Chicago. The gathering highlighted rivalries and sprint distances as competitors prepare for the season.
The New York American club announced signings for 1917 naming Baker at third base Peckinpaugh at shortstop Magre at second base Meisel in center field Gillett at right field and Fisher as a pitcher. A number of listed players were blamed in the draft and several names appear misspelled or garbled in the transfer records.
Winoys Minnesota January 24. The entire wintering force of rural societies of Southern Minnesota join in an aid movement to save starving quail and other birds due to heavy snow. The Winterton protective league notes the situation is serious as food is buried by snow. Free feed will be distributed to anyone who will care for feeding quail during this severe weather.
In Kansas City on January 26, Bill Tate of New York defeated Sam Langford of Boston in a heavyweight boxing bout. Langford, described as a negro heavyweight, was involved in a contentious exchange with Tate during the match, which drew crowd attention and derision from onlookers.
Prominent but shaky progress updates show Frank Wade of Wert Foldth maintaining a lead in the Northwestern Rompet at Wetuiath Curting club in Duluth Minnesota. Rusted details mention seventy nine geerees remain to be laid and Wade’s pace remains steady.
The article notes elaborate rehearsal work for an upcoming concert by the Poway orchestra. It mentions seating, ticket sales nearing 690, and expectations of a premier annual event. Mother’s Day sale details are included with advance reservations suggested.
Jack Britton defeats Mike O'Dowd of St Paul in a tightly contested ten round bout. Britton weighs 165 pounds to O'Dowd's 1511/4, with judges declaring a marginal decision by boxing experts.
Leading drivers in the 322 mile dog team race started from Winnipeg to reach Grand Forks by nightfall. Eighteen teams began the trek early today as the northern relay moved southward from Winnipeg toward Premtena.
Charles Hay stars in The Hon orable Algy with Margery Wiles and Margaret Thompson. The plot follows a young nobleman pressed by a quirk of fate and the danger it brings, as he struggles to keep his character from despair.
Burlington report shows Jim Landes defeats Harry Hartman in a light heavyweight wrestling match, two falls to one after three falls. Vibration and friction demonstrations described. event notes include contact details and a 1902 date line.
The Minneapolis Symphony will present a rare concert on February 11 featuring the Winorepelle Pvephony Orchestre. Audiences in this city will have a unique opportunity not previously offered here. The note recalls past visits by major orchestras from Chicago and New York and promises an entertaining program.
The report notes in Ohio a long running use of Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to aid digestion and liver and bowel function. The article emphasizes the olive colored tablets as a remedy given to a patient for years and promoted by the care line.
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