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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1917
Page
2
Unclear OCR text with scattered names and figures. Mentions Jane Jaro Astor and Colngel Jon Jaroh with references to costs and taxes, but details are fragmented and inaccessible.
The Indian appropriation bill faced passage in both houses as $12 0 00 was allocated and funds created for feint tenets. This marks the third major supply measure to clear Congress amid a severe storm disrupting traffic in northern South Dakota.
Paris reports the most severe winter since 1890s with temperatures not rising above 15 degrees Fahrenheit in the past week. Rivers Seine Marne and Saone are clogged with floating ice while backwaters remain completely frozen.
Professor Leonard C. Van Nop of Columbia University told a Chicago audience that Joost Van Lien Vondel Duiteh was the true father of Paradise Lost in a today address at the university.
New York January 31. A statement from United States Steel Corporation shows net earnings of 232 million 67 thousand 086 dollars for the year, an increase of 207 million 273 thousand 790 dollars over the prior year, with gross business likely exceeding 1.25 billion dollars. The previous peak was 796 million dollars in 1912.
President Wilkon nominates several captains for rear admiral rank in the Navy. The officers named include Harry McL. P. Huse Robert Griffis George W. Burd James H. Oliver John Hood and William S. Sims.
A letter from President Wilson endorsing the cause of moving clocks forward one hour during summer months was read at the National Daylight Saving Convention in session in New York.
Fragmentary Minneapolis item notes a Dr Marion Leto and colleagues with orthamriten term unclear. The readable bits hint at a medical context but lack verifiable details or outcomes. No dates, institutions, or actions are confirmed.
Phoenix report notes Harry W Rountree appointed state examiner by Hunt after Johnson's resignation, with debate over governor’s removal power. Senator von KleinSmid from the University of Arizona testified to appropriations committee on budget items, delayed by travel but committee favored most requests.
The steamer Tampico leaving Boston for Newport News ran ashore on Great Point Rip off Nantucket Mass. She was leaking slightly and a Coast Guard cutter assisted with the situation as crews evaluated risk and stability.
In Nelson Missouri Bernard George credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with curing his family's croup after years of use. He notes it as unmatched, following the loss of a child before discovering the remedy.
New York January report outlines congressional probe into a so called leak on President Wilson's peace note. It centers on the E F Hutton & Co brokerage and Connelly & Co sources with claims of material mischief and potential market impact.
General of Infantry von Francois heads a German westward push north east of Avaucourt near Dead Man Hill. Reports describe the offensive movement as a new drive on the Western front with attention to positions around the specified area.
Phoenix judge rules on whether straight Prohibition and Hunt ballots count when conflicting with Campbell ballots. Lawyers argue voter intent versus strict law. court splits as to whether Hunt straight or Campbell straight votes should be counted.
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