The Tucson Citizen Publication Info
The Tucson Citizen is a weekday and Sunday paper published in Tucson Arizona by The Citizen Publishing Company with Frank H Hitchcock as president. It carries AP dispatches and local news with notices of republication rights and circulation details.
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Tucson
Arizona
Citizen Publishing Company
Frank H. Hitchcock
Tucson Citizen
Citizen
Arigona
Associated Press
American character and independence in foreign policy
George Washington argues for an American character free from entangling alliances. He urges strict compliance with engagements while keeping the United States independent and not aligned with Britain or France. He says this stance will earn respect abroad and preserve domestic harmony.
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Executive Department
United States
Europe
Great Britain
France
George Washington
Move Toward Peace as Armament Treaties Ratified
The article lauds the ratification by all parties of key armament treaties, noting Democrats shifted from taunts as France joined. It explains the Washington conference planned since 1921, the 5-5-3 capital ship ratio, and steps toward reducing naval armaments and costs, with France’s approval triggering broader restraint.
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Harding
France
Washington
Hughes
Pacific
Orient
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Italy
Harding as President Promotes American Mind Your Own Business Ethic
The Portland Spectator lauds President Harding for courage and fidelity, praising his Americanism and refusal to lecture the public. It credits him with nonpartisan national aims, refraining from partisan preachment, and pursuing right courses despite criticism.
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Portland Spectator
Harding
United States
New Bayonne Police Tighter Appearance Rules
Bayonne's new police commissioner issues strict dress and grooming standards for officers. Creased trousers, trimmed hair, shaved or neatly trimmed whiskers, and overall tidiness are required. Violations will be punished, but compliant officers are expected to present a swell, polished appearance.
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Bayonne
New Jersey
News from Tall Grass and scattered notices
A collage of small notices and quirky items: cemetery gathering at Connolly home next Saturday after noon. Rev Pickering longtime Wisconsin Baptist pastor at 28 years. odd lines about Woodley roads and a bed ad. remarks on marriage and families. a poolroom incident in Mercyville. British stance on American rights on ships. health advice urging two meals daily. local misc notes from Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska papers.
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St. James
Connolly
Nevada
Iowa
Pickering
Wisconsin
Wisconsin State Journal
Woodley Roads
Connecticut Avenue Bridge
Washington Post
Hare
Birmingham Ledger
Ames Thurber
Turkey
Mercyville
Goose-Quillings and the Modern Life Wit Page
A string of satirical lines critiques modern society politics and crowds. It jokes about lawyers farmers unions ministers and transit while noting paradoxes in optimism technology and manners across a globe of references and misspelled phrases.
An All American Policy
The piece argues that US South American ties should deepen through mutual interests in trade and investment. It notes past strains with Latin nations, cites Peruvians’ Fourth of July goodwill as a sign of improving relations, and stresses shared values and a common world spirit guiding cooperation.
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Chicago Tribune
United States
North
South America
All American System of Peace and Prosperity
A long passage argues for rapid wealth in South America and proposes an all American system based on natural economic relations and strong will to maintain peace and cooperation between the Americas, contrasting with war-torn Europe. A limping man pushing a wheel is briefly noted in passing.
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Europe
Dinner Stories and The Death Sign Rumor in Savannah
A Savannah News piece recalls two workmen debating a death omen as a rooster crow precedes a fatal event. The tale contrasts superstition with blunt humor about misfortune. The column shifts to a dinner party anecdote about social nerves and the Los Angeles Times.
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Jim
Savannah News
Mr. Jones
Los Angeles Times
France faces reparations and war debts debate
Senator Menier argues France bears burden of rebuilding and reparations after the war. He notes German indemnities paid after 1871 and compares Ruhr pressures to current demands, urging Britain to reassess its stance on réparations and security.
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France
Gaston Senator
Menice
Germany
Ruhr
Menier
Who's Who in Daw He in Balkan States and Europe
A fragmented notice outlines a figure described as He, a person tied to a short leave with the President and noted positions in Bulgaria Petersburg Buenos Aires Madrid and later minister. Born in Bangor and Harvard educated.
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Balkan States
Math Agency
Bulgaria
Petersburg
Buenos
Madrid
Bec Faires
Bangor
Harvard Ial
Funeral notice for Edward Fisha at Jamieson street
Edward Fisha died today and his funeral is announced. The notice notes his residence at Jamieson 870 Peralta Street and that the community will support the family with patronage and attendance. The obscure text includes dialogue fragments and unrelated excerpts that do not alter the funeral item.
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Edward Fisha
Pany A. G. C
Jamieson
Peralta Street
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