The Tucson Citizen Publication Note
The Tucson Citizen is a daily and Sunday paper published in Tucson Arizona by The Citizen Publishing Company. Frank H Hitchcock serves as president. The paper is part of the Associated Press network and carries its news dispatches with exclusive republication rights.
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Citizen Publishing Company
Frank H. Hitchcock
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Citizen
Ariyona
Associated Press
Washington's aim to keep US free from foreign ties
George Washington asserts an American character independent of European powers. He argues the United States must act for itself, avoid partisan alignment with Britain or France, and maintain public tranquility to preserve the Union.
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Executive Department
United States
Europe
Great Britain
France
George Washington
Governor Hunt Urged to Respect Law in University Removal
A column condemns Governor Hunt for urging removal of a chancellor despite a state law protecting the official’s tenure. It argues citizens must obey laws until amended and that governing bodies must follow the law, praising restraint and warning against selective enforcement.
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State University
Board of Regents
Amherst College trustees oust president for liberal views
Trustees conducted a housecleaning after an investigation and found the college president too liberal for the faculty and policies. The piece claims he was a radical impractical in theory and argues many colleges are tainted by radicalism, urging other boards to act similarly.
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Amherst College
Amherst
Mammoth Postmaster Reports Camp Quiet at Cosmopolitan
Louis Ezekiels the Mammoth postmaster says the camp is quiet. mill plans are announced but date unknown. Iron girders go up on the Goldbaum-tloff building on South Stone avenue and two stories will be added above the basement with a September 13 turnover target. Election of water overseers postponed to July 19 due to missing notices. incumbents resign today.
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Mammoth
Cosmopolitan
Goldbaum-tloff
South Stone Avenue
H. Me
Millan
O. E
Comstock
Laura
Laura Lewis
Pleasant Gentleman Sells Bungalow with Elusive Charm
A nostalgic poem recalls a smooth talking gentleman who sold a bungalow decades ago. The narrator notes lingering payments and the lasting question of home as a personal lure, while a stray line hints at historical Spanish military and Sherman era war remarks.
Goofs and Gab On Global Woes From An American Page
A collage of satirical quips mocks war, politics, economics, and society. It questions labor, immigration, and national pride while noting global tensions and modern life strains with wry humor and pointed irony.
Barrymore tale frames wit with a punch line
Judge recounts Maurice Barrymore as witty father of famous acting trio. A cartoonish anecdote about a playwright losing a new piece and a quip about reading kids. The piece closes with Laura Lewis prank calls and a mother posing as the speaker.
Shoes and boxing headline from the old paper
Forty years ago readers noted women dressing expensively, alderman claims shoes over two dollars, and Murphy defeated Hogan in a sixty seven round heavyweight bout. Over a thousand fans attended, with Murphy earning 378.42. Miss Wright beat Miss West in a thirty word per minute contest.
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Thomas Fitzpatrick
Murphy
Willie Hogan
Hogan
Lillian Wrighter
Heled West
Johim Webster
Armenia
Vanderstone
J Walter Drake Named Assistant Secretary of Commerce
J Walter Drake, 48, former chairman of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce export committee, selected as assistant secretary of commerce to boost American exports especially autos. Drake chairs the Hupp Motor Car Company board and holds directorships at Detroit Pressed Steel, Denby Motor, and Detroit Bar Association. He served in the Spanish American War aboard the Yosemite and aims to keep U S auto dominance abroad through cooperative export efforts.
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Michigan
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National Automobile Champher of Commerce
Hupp Motor Car Company
Sturgis
Mich
Drake
Detroit College of Law
Detroit
U. S. S. Yosemite
Hupp Motor Company
Detroit Pressed Steel Company
Denby Motor Company
Denby
Detroit Bar Association
Secretary of the Navy
Sey
America
Bible Thought for Today Be Very Courageous
A devotional note urges readers to be strong and courageous to observe all the law. It cites Joshua 1: a call to steadfast obedience and prosperity in all ventures.
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Joshua
Clergymen Push US In League of Nations Debate
A Boston transcript recounts visiting clergy urging the United States to join the League of Nations. They argue for moral influence to aid oppressed peoples in the Near East while acknowledging potential limits on action if the US joins and pondering the Turks and Greeks in Anatolia. The piece notes fear of entangling alliances and questions American restraint in foreign intervention.
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United States
Washington
Clerymong
Near East
League
League of Nations
Anatolia
Fragmentary Verse Fragments From a Fragmented Page
The readable lines show brief poems or fragments with archaic spellings and garbled words. Mentions of a lover, a rose, and farewells appear alongside stray names and odd spellings, suggesting a damaged or mixed historical text without a clear narrative.
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