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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1916
Page
3
Letter to Bernstorff Traced From New London Coma
A letter addressed to Count von Bernstorff the German ambassador was delivered to the Deutschland in New London. It was sent to Washington by special messenger this afternoon after a 21 day voyage during which the submarine crossed near the English coast. Captain Koeniz reportedly refused to confirm sightings of British or French warships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Coma
Count von Bernstorff
Washington
Deutschland
Koeniz
San Diego and Arizona Rail Seaport Plans for El Centro
The article discusses a projected San Diego and Arizona line toward a new Tucson seaport, aiming to reach El Centro in the Imperial Valley by July and linking coast traffic via a route through Mexico. It describes potential economic impact, landholdings, and the political push to establish a western rail and port complex replacing the older San Pedro Los Angeles corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego & Arizona
Tucson
San Mego
United States
En Diem
Arizona Railway
Arigona
Wisteld
Ticson &California Railroad
Arizgme
el Centre
Leuperial
Steed
Lone de Sour
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
San Diego
Calm
San Pegs
Jones
Cam Teerre
Enta
el Centro
San Tiers & Arivons Elreaty
Poerteenth Street
Om Dorks
Spredele
Imperial Valley
Sam
Santa Rosa
Mexico
Caleta
Proberts
Arizona
Catone
San Pedro
Borbers
Coest
Iron Tonic Promises Strength Boost For Delicate People
An advertisement touts organic iron as a safe blood builder that strengthens weak individuals within ten days. It warns against older inorganic iron forms and claims the tonic improves nerve end strength, noting testing by users and urging careful use under advertised claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saye
Field of political thought widens amid legislative questions
Fragmented remarks discuss evolving political ideas and legal questions. A formal statement notes that passing events will not affect the current agenda. A later message from Von_Serman details wireless contact about the sinking of the Marta ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Washington
Secrea
von Serman Oe
Torpedo Strike Impacts Vessel After Delayed Response
A damaged report notes a torpedo strike on a vessel described as Bra and mentions gunfire and secant events after the hit. Readable fragments imply delayed action and ongoing confusion aboard the ship.
Trevino May Be Forced to Evacuate Chihuahua City
American officers say General Jacinto Trevino and the Carranza garrison in Chihuahua City face evacuation if the railway lines north and south of the city remain cut. Food shortages persist as shipments from the border are relied on, with communications still disrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevino
EL Paso
Texare
Chihuahua
Jacinto B. Trevino
Carranza
Chihuahua City
General Trevino
Jue
Rez
Chihuahoa
Juarez
Fortunato May Cotte
Villebandite
Bachimba
Pase
New German War Loan Taken Fast
Berlin announces a rapid mobilization of funds through a new war loan reported by wireless from Sayville. The Imperial Treasury committee holds a meeting to endorse the issue as war needs grow and financial support mobilizes public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sayville
Imperisink of
Ger
Germany's War Loan Shows Strong Support, Havetelen Says
President Redolph Havetelen announced the new German war loan proves the nation can bear war-time economic burdens. He noted over 2,500,000 pupils subscribed and 445 schools collected substantial sums, totaling hundreds of millions of marks paid in cash by October 24.
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Redolph Havetelen
Germany
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