Tucson Citizen Publication Note
The Tucson Citizen is published every weekday evening and Sunday morning in Tucson Arizona by The Citizen Publishing Company Frank H Hitchcock President. Associated Press lease and United Press lease wire services are used. Address communications to The Tucson Citizen Citizen Building. Entered October 10 1902 as second class matter at the Tucson post office.
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Tucson
Arizona
Citizen Publishing Company
Frank H. Hitchcock
Tucson Citizen
Citizen
Washingtons View on American Independence and Neutrality
George Washington emphasizes maintaining strict adherence to engagements while avoiding political ties with other nations. He argues for an American character seen as acting for itself to gain respect abroad and domestic happiness, preventing dissension and disunity. He warns against becoming partisans of Britain or France.
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Executive Department
United States
Europe
Great Britain
France
George Washington
Government Printing Office praised as highly efficient
In Washington the Government Printing Office is described as the world’s best printing plant. It produces the Agricultural Year Book, Congressional Record, postal cards, money order forms, and vast binding work with high efficiency under George H. Carter. The piece highlights speed records for reports on arms limitation and the Maine sinking.
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United States
Government Printing Office
Maine
Congress
McKinley
George H. Carter
Iowa
Joint Committee On Printing
President opposes League of Nations as world court debate grows
The president rejects joining the League and asserts the world court would operate independently of any league ties. He argues the American public will decide the plan without pressure, stressing Europe’s view is less crucial than U.S. will.
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St. Louis
League of Nations
United States
League
America
Europe
Farmers Pay Up on War Finance Loans in Minnesota and Dakotas
Minnesota and the Dakotas have repaid almost two fifths of the 45 million dollar War Finance Corporation loan in nineteen months. Payments average fifty thousand dollars daily, with receipts from livestock and grain, evenly split among the three states, signaling improving agricultural conditions.
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Minnesota
Dakotas
War Finance Corporation
Government printing office reformer applies improved management
A historic figure gained knowledge of government printing problems and used it to implement numerous improvements in the management of the government printing office.
Sun Yat Sen Warns of War If Foreign Powers Interfere
Dr Sun Yat Sen, president of the South China republic, argues China could unify within six months and establish a constitutional government if foreign powers withdraw. He blames foreign influence for China’s subjugation, cites the Washington conference, and says America helped drive division between north and south by backing the Pek ing regime and its allies.
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China
Sun Yat Sen
South China Republic
Chi
Korea
Formosa
Peking
America
Tuan Chi-jiu
Provinces
London
Goose-Quillings and Gentle Ironies from a Gentle Era
A witty column parodies politics and society noting France needs less politics and more twins, mocks bachelor life, and prizes religion and corn on the cob. It compares a diplomat to a philanthropist and quips about poverty and medical care while proposing a provocative advertising stunt.
Fragmented Journal Snippets on Language and Society
A collage of quips and observations on language, politics, and culture. Notes on Europe, American identity, public discourse, and a stray correction about a sentence. The piece hints at satire and newspaper curiosities from the era.
Bible Thought for Today Verse Refers to Time with the Lord
A devotional note cites a scripture about God's perception of time from 2 Peter, reminding readers that one day with the Lord is as a thousand years. The reflection emphasizes patience and faith across eras.
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Peter
Weather and crops update amid heavy rain and wind
A heavy rainstorm with strong winds gave way to steady rain, easing fears of a poor crop year. The downpour lifted concerns about drought and supported agricultural prospects as the storm progressed.
Fragmented Fragments Touching Farewell verse and stray notes
A garbled page collage quotes a farewell verse to Jim and mentions a debt, friendships and changing times. It references a road traffic issue, a card trick artist, a mother and daughter, fashion, and predictions about marriage and roles. Includes stray social observations and clipped notes from the Houston Herald.
Rev William Dawe Leads Ford Party Nucleus
The Dearborn pastor Rev William Dawe born in Cornwall leads Ford for President club in Michigan. If a third party forms to back Henry Ford he will help coordinate the 300 Ford clubs and their members nationwide. Dawe, 55, has served as a district superintendent and has long been active in church and community affairs.
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William Dawe
Henry Ford
Mich
Ford
Cornwall
Gwennap
John Wesley
Detroit
Kion Michigan
OU Dearborn Club
Sie Ford
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Uncle Sam
Near East
Lausanne
Harding
Kansas City Journal
Minneapolis Journal
Poincare
Gibbons
New York
Hell
Leary
Associated Editors
Jim
Hoy Ton
Gram
Wailing
Houston
Herald
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