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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1916

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Marina Questions Stirs Arms Pact and Frontline News

Reports from Transylvanian frontier battles claim Austro German gains while Romania pursues advances near Predeal and Rothenburg Pass. In the Americas, federal arrests sweep Tucson Spanish American residents tied to a Mexico plot, with Marina armed ship status under debate and a rescue timeline outlined as survivors recount the sinking.

Berlin Jadt Rothenburg von Falkenhayn Age Carppalung Rumania Prince Leopold Lemberg Somme Sailly-Saillesel Boeufs Paris Les Boeufs Gueudecourt Courceleite Sailly-Saillisel Macedonia Struma Saloniki BarakWi-Azuma Sorlay Carranza Tucson Mexico

Pinchot Arrives in Tucson for Hughes Rally

Gifford Pinchot reached Tucson to rest before speaking at a Hughes for president rally at the Armory tonight. He has toured the West, with Fresno and Portland stops, and says meetings have drawn large crowds. A reception follows at the Southern Pacific station with local Republican leaders and Univ. of Arizona figures present.

Gifford Pinchot Charles E. Hughes Armory Pinchotas Tucson Pegedeus Cal Maryiead Fresno Ortland Pat Hesehot Sontagunal Bitean Cole Hughes North Dakota Claims Ashe Rene Groming Young Men's Republican Club John D. MacKay University of Arizona Glee Club Southern Pacific L. G. Fahmstock Arnold Smith Dov P. Johnston Frank Lockwood University Mr. Pinchot Henry L. Eads Congress

Mexican prisoner case sparks cross border tensions

A Mexican official detains Barnett a citizen amid secret shares of mining profits. His son urges help as both governments push for information and the threat of death looms. Within forty hours warrants may target prominent men in various locations.

Aris Barnett Deas Elena Tucson

British Seize Mails From South America Steamer

The British authorities seized mails from the South American steamer West Indies and Zee na, bound for England, and delivered them to postal authorities in London. The action was reported by the Overseas News Agency via wireless from Berlin.

Berlin Tole Nicka West Zeena South America England Erseas

Milla Bandits Cut Rail and Telegraph to Chihuahua

El Paso reports rail and telegraph links to Chihuahua City cut, with Chihuahua City removed as state capital. Train service between Juarez and Chihuahua City suspended. Meson Conseil Eduardo Soreano Bravo confirms disruption. break location on Mexican Central line south of Juarez remains undetermined after lines burned below Gallegos, 122 miles south.

EL Paso Texas Chihuahua City Juarez Chihushos City Messean Conseil Eduardo Soreano Bravo Mexican Central Railroad

House GOP predicted to win big in 1930s race

Washington report says Representative Woods of Iowa predicts a Republican majority of at least 27 in the next House. He also forecasts Hughes winning by a satisfactory margin and a better than even chance of Senate control, based on final committee reports from many workers.

Washington Representative Woods Jaws Republican Congression Woods Hughes Senate House

Governor Hughes Sets Vision for Honest Government

EVANSVILLE Oct 31 Governor Hughes spoke on national leadership and the need for principled, efficient government. He urged candid legislation, executive leadership in policy, and appointing capable officials to advance straight business government, warning against expediency and double meanings in law. Continued on page five.

Evansville Ind Hughes Indiana Ie B Pegs Apelin Repu United States

Germans Discuss Mail Weight On Submarine Voyage

Proposals limit first class letters for German merchant submarines to 300 pounds per voyage from American ports at regular steam liner rates. Count von Bernstorf to confer with postal officials on the Deutschland mail run. Deutschland cargo valued at about $2,000,000. Bremen officers show no questions about the submarine Bremen.

Ties Count von Bernstorf Rome Koenig Bremen

President speaks at Elliestt Club lunch in Buffalo

President greeted with warm applause as he entered the Elliestt Club for lunch. He urged light over heat in the campaign, emphasized adjusting to changing industrial relations, and noted he had not yet nominated the tariff commission members awaiting Senate action.

Buffalo Elliestt Club United States Tariff Commission Senate

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