Publication imprint and address for Tucson Citizen
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Arizona
Shellies Publishing Company
Frank H. Hitchcock
Tucson Citizen
Tucson
Art Tone
In Gratitude and the City Printing Contract Debate
The Southwestern Record criticizes Councilman Pfeiffer for failing to support the economy program, which aimed to award Tucson’s city printing contract to the Record. It cites pledges made before the election and bids, argues a councilman represents the public not a single group, and notes Pfeiffer’s refusal to “stand hitched” to the group that elected him.
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King Lear
Southwestern Record
Tucson Central Trades Council
Pfeiffer
Itate Weekly
Oversights on Labor Politics Prompt Heated Exchange
In a sharp exchange, Mr Gompers accuses the Republican party of failing workers while noting gains such as steady jobs, wage protection laws, a labor department, and other measures. Judge Schuldt in Washington fining George Washington ten dollars and Theodore Roosevelt two hundred fifty for misdemeanors underscores the law’s impartiality.
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Gompers
Republican Party
Department of Labor
Gus Schuldt
Washington, D. C
George Washington
Sheorore Roosevelt
Schildt
Chinese Smuggling and Immigration Attitudes
The piece notes Chinese paying $2000 to be smuggled into the United States and argues for selective admission. It claims Chinese immigrants are industrious and law-abiding, while criticizing some domestic agitators and contrasting Chinese entrants with certain recent American arrivals.
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United States
China
Radical Farmers and Laborers Conference Sparks Backlash
In Chicago a so called Farmer-Labor conference gathered radicals and ne er do wells not representing farmers or laborers. The platform is deemed too red for real workers who own property and fear bolshevik confiscation policy.
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Chicago
Farmer-Labor
United States
Dinner Stories and Wind in the West
A pair of rustic exchanges contrasts a child's defiance with a parent’s probing. The newcomer to cow country learns to defend the land’s harsh realities, from wind and heat to dust, as an old timer extols western life and its challenges.
On the Spur of the Moment s Wool A Little Slice of Life
An overnight scene in a crowded apartment building follows a singer practicing past 2 am drawing protests from neighbors. The narrator notes her dedication and hopes for patronage, while a barber chair anecdote and a stock brokerage explosion remark add color to the column.
Be a Horse Eat Corn in These War Time Reflections
A magazine style column argues corn is essential and better than other slogans urging Americans to eat corn over pasta or rice. It cites statistics and anecdotes about corn promotion, wartime diet, and public figures, concluding with a cynical note on unfulfilled promises and the fleeting nature of praise.
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Jerry
Gusseppe
Department of Agriculture
Witty fragments on society and politics from a 1920s columnist
A collection of satirical quips on temperance, taxation, schooling, gender roles, and politics. The writer mocks reformers, military service exemptions, and public figures while joking about golf, statues, and household duties. The tone is light and provocative with references to Germany, France, and the White House heating plant removal.
The Good Old Days in Tucson Lodge Members Added
A look back 35 years shows five new members joined Tucson Lodge No. 9 of the Knights of Pythias last Monday evening. Mark Smith to address the Iroquois Club in Los Angeles on why Arizona was not made a state.
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Knights of Pythias
Tucson
Mark Smith
Caliornia
Bard
Arizona
Los Angeles Herald
Congress
Territory of
Iroquois Club
Mr. Smith
Clark
United States
Thomas R. Bard
James McLachlan
Democratic Club
Education ideals and national school system remarks
A Marion Egy resident recounts views on American education and its rapid growth. He notes the challenge of a vast system formed by states and smaller communities, praising educators and the enormous undertaking of national education with its many divisions.
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Educat Tially
Marion
U S Soldiers Have Right Place Says Counsel
General Henri Gouraud emphasizes soldiers must have heart in the right place and be shown mutual suffering to repay debts. He advocates moving pictures as a path to reach common soldiers and understanding their duties, noting executives must keep morale steady.
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Henri Gouraud
Argonne
Amelia
Who's Who In Day's The Acting Secretary Of Treasury Gilbert
The article profiles Parker Gilbert the acting secretary of the treasury and head of fiscal operations while Mellon is abroad. It traces his rapid rise from lawyer at Vath & Henderson to war loan staff assistant secretary and then under secretary, noting his capability, quiet demeanor, Harvard and Harvard Law School education, and appointment by Andrew Mellon to oversee fiscal affairs.
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United States
Mellon
Parker Gilbert
Gilbert
Vath & Henderson
New York
Henderson & de Gersdorn
Russell
Ington
W McAdow
S Treasury
Mcdoo
Houston
Andrew Mellon
Treasury
the Treasury
Cilbert SS Bell
Harvard Law School
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