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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1917
Page
2
From survivors of a sunken steamer in the south Atlantic it is learned the German raider was merchant type about 200 feet long with ten telemrope masts two telemrope formers false steering gear on the top deck concealing a hidden gun and four concealed torpedo tubes.
About 130 supposed followers of Felix Triaz, led by a man named Pedro Gonzales, crossed the Rio Grande to Mexico at a point 15 miles west of Roma in Starr County, Texas yesterday according to reports.
David E. McQueen aged 24 was killed today while flying at a local aviation school in San Antonio. He was the son of Major G. D. McQueen of the Canadian records office in London and was training to join the Canadian army aviation corps in France.
Wireless warnings from allied warships in Norfolk Virginia note a German raider sighted at latitude 4 north longitude 64 west about 760 miles off New York. The raider was reported January 19 and merchant ships are cautioned to avoid the position.
Seattle January 30 investigation by county officers showed four Hewitt children found dead yesterday in their burning Auburn home were struck on the head with a blunt instrument, skulls fractured.
A San Francisco jury returns a verdict of death by suicide in the Betty de Jong case. Witness Dr. William S. Porter testifies he was held at gunpoint while they discussed ethics of self death and the artist's sentence.
Mrs. Catt announced the disposition of funds from Mrs. Frank Leslie’s will amounting to about 520000. Of the proceeds 5200 000 will be used for woman suffrage educational purposes and none of it for the running expenses of sale or national suffrage associations. Any portion given to promote campaigns will reward others for raising additional funds.
Mrs. Olin Johneen wife of a prominent Detroit businessman shot and killed herself in her home. Despondency over continued ill health is believed to have caused the act. The report notes her social prominence in Detroit.
Kansas City January 25 The Gump family will not file civil proceedings against Harry K Thaw until the criminal case against him is completed. Frank Walsh attorney for the Gump family said this is the first indication of any civil action over the alleged detention and beating of Frederick Gump Jr.
Er Bretaro Mex January 20 Jose Martinez long sought in connection with the 1913 assassination of President Madero escaped 19 days ago from the prison where he was confined authorities announced today.
Utah will keep capital punishment on its statute books as lawmakers decide against abolition. The state’s action preserves the death penalty despite ongoing debates and reforms in other jurisdictions.
Rioters attempted to resume clashes at the bridges with police arresting eight women and detaining men and women. Voters proceeding to Chihuahua City for trial as street car traffic resumed late today.
In San Angelo Texas January 79 the trial of Harry J Spannell for the murder of his wife Crystal Holland Spannell winds toward a jury as state witnesses finish. Defense rests after sur rebuttal and court charges begin with arguments to follow and a possible verdict tomorrow afternoon. Witnesses include railroad clerk W D Carter and ER N Pittman detailing travel funds and fares.
Des Moines Iowa January 20 The Iowa house of representatives adopted a resolution submitting to the people a constitutional amendment providing for statewide absolute prohibition.
Stomach and liver disorders cause misery but many sufferings may be avoided by taking Chamberlain's Tablets. Obtainable everywhere.
In Vienna a dispatch states Emperor Charles of Austria honors the Bulgarian king during his visit home from German headquarters where he attended the German emperor's birthday celebration. The report notes the formal tribute amid regional diplomacy and celebratory exchanges.
Queretaro Mexico January 20 the constitutional assembly on minister Aguilars recommendation withdrew for reconsideration and amendment articles 43 of the new constitution which would force foreigners to renounce nationality and treaty rights before buying property.
Washington January 26. Governor General Harrison of the Philippines asks for six months leave of absence upon his appointment as vice governor. President Wilson is weighing the request as the War Department reviews the matter. Harrison plans an extended hunting trip in the orient or Africa after leaving.
Permission was requested by Major General Funston to move Lieut. Col. Harry G. Bishop from the border to the Letterman General Hospital in San Francisco. The army aviator, one of two lost in the Mexican wilderness for nine days, survived with virtually no food or drink. The War Department indicated the request would be granted immediately.
A Tucson university page reports overcrowded dormitories at capacity with three students per room noted. Lectures include Jenny Cometes on trees as paper witnesses and James lecture on Art, with a possible field trip and illustrated talk.
Williams Pearce pleads not guilty to murder before Judge Pattee. Albert Freland pleads not guilty to assault with deadly weapon at Ajo. Carlos Gallego and Manuel Duarte deny assault charges at Ajo. Mario Ruiz bootlegging case moved up to February 5. Several cases set for trial with two decisions issued including forgery and jail terms for a clerk.
A long list of in town visitors and residents, including Jerome, David Sichollg, St. Jerris Mote, W. Watts, Jemes Hamill, Waltort of St fonts, and many others, with movements to and from the city. Mentions of professionals, merchants, and travelers from Nogales to Miami, Los Angeles, and Chicago. Sheriff orders liquor seizure upon conviction of Roach and Hall.
Elusive fragments describe an upcoming city lots sale tied to February 6. The text hints at property blocks, market timing, and bidding details though many words are garbled. Notable terms include bidders, prime lots, and a public sale context.
Fragmented text indicates a city halting a heating plan due to ventilation system concerns. The readable content mentions piping water or gas and a test time at night, with references to a building or facility and potential end time for the halt.
Officials report El Paso delegation arrives in Tucson for two weeks to assist as Secretary Miller departs. Church events and local staffing changes linked to the western visit are noted, with coordination expected between city and church leaders.
An Philadelphia article touts Kon-Opte tablets as a cure for eye strain and weakness. It recounts testimonials of readers who claim clearer vision and reduced dependency on glasses within days, with doctors endorsing the remedy and manufacturers offering guarantees.
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