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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1917
Page
9
Fragmented OCR lists various property transfers and corporate actions including parcels in Helvetia district and Lake Retriet area, names such as Denan, Florence, Walters, McIntosh, and Estill, plus references to labor district education work and stock interests. The text is garbled with illegible phrases and uncertain dates.
The report outlines state budget shifts and salary changes for supreme court and county officers, with debates over rain forecasted projects, jury assembly, and improvements to state infrastructure. It notes proposed offices hours, tax, and court reforms, plus discussions on roads, bridges, and electoral shifts affecting Phoenix and regional towns.
A fragmented reflection compares ideal old age with common ailments like poor digestion and liver issues. It suggests that maintaining health and social ties can stave off despondency, promoting a more contented later life.
Mise Anne Martin, head of the Congressional Union and national suffrage lobby, claims President Wilson treats male suffrage as a party matter and becomes a mere observer on women’s suffrage. She says Wilson told a deputation that success depended on party action, and he would not follow his party on the issue.
Henry Lane Wilson, former envoy to Mexico, resigns from the Peace League in a letter to William Howard Taft. He cites belief that the league has strayed from its original purpose and that progress toward a world peace is stalled by internal disputes.
An ad describes a medicine labeled The Grip Grip claimed to cure coughs. It urges careful use and following directions, claiming many who try it see real value and accessibility.
Campus notes reflect a busy term with concerts and exams. Registration and fees are discussed as second semester progresses. Rebuilding work on university courts and new facilities are described, along with student activities and notable mentions from various departments. The piece highlights campus life, events, and administrative updates.
A late afternoon lecture at the university is announced for this evening with speaker Mie sob for WY Be SFaima in Pietton and a discussion led by tert reer ys f bet aint beat Jeedose ma Clee Cet. The event continues Tuesday etuie with a territorial balance of events and promises lively dialogue.
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