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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1918
Page
4
Market brief notes Mexican dollars unchanged with quoted exchange rates and a 3 percent offered rate. Includes terse, partial figures and generic references to time and exchange activity.
A partial OCR reads as a metal market note noting spot prices. The readable words imply activity around metals trading but concrete details are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR shows a note about bonds and conversion terms. It mentions a first convertible at 67 percent, with a price around 7.20, and references Liberty bonds and a purported redeemable or conversion feature.
Cotton futures quoted across several months with January March and May bids around 25.9 to 27.00. July futures market calm with spot near 99.05 as trading remains quiet.
A historic market snapshot notes declines then modest recoveries across corn and hog provisions, with November and December futures quoted at 1.95 and 1.12 respectively. Grain weakness and livestock prices shift, butter, potatoes, eggs, and poultry show varied movements. Kansas City reports steady butter and poultry prices, with meat and egg markets largely unchanged across categories.
A state committee reports widespread illegal registrations tied to cartels and shops in several counties. Officers say dozens of fraudulent names, including temporary residents, were found and will be watched for voting, with arrests possible if identities vote.
Tucson merchant Webbs announces annual November sale starting Monday to clear fall and winter stock. Local shoppers are invited to visit Webbs department store for bargains on women's wear and other items as preparations proceed.
Mayor Parker and Fire Chief Harry Parker proclaimed a fire prevention day. Inspectors will examine hazards and urge property holders to remove rubbish and flammable material for a general cleanup. Fire department will inspect premises after the event to enforce safety.
Direh Crockett, foreman of the Aimera Pacifier water service at Wilkies, died at a local hospital Wednesday of pneumonia. He was 30. He is survived by a widow and baby. The remains will be sent to Willcox on Sunday for burial. His home was at Pantane.
Mrs WoOW Fstabrook and children thank friends for kindness shown after bereavement Ady 54.
A health claim pitches a longtime remedy used by men women and children of every age to nip coughs colds and grippe before they become serious. The advertisement touts generous size bottles priced 60c and 1.20 and asserts fifty years of positive results.
Advertisement notes Dr King’s New Life Pills promise quick relief from constipation. Claims include clear bowels, enhanced thinking, improved digestion, and clearer skin. Describes mild action and comfort with a 25 cent price at drug stores.
Edward Muhikerman, a Republican candidate for Pima County supervisor, is known for integrity and common sense. A 16 year Southern Pacific employee and Patterson Auto Supply figure, he emphasizes honesty and a square deal for all, with deep roots in local Republican activity and service in the territorial legislature.
Mexican forces moved toward Carrizal Nuevo Leon after bandits abducted three American miners near the border town. Ransom of 45040 was reportedly demanded for their release, with troops pursuing the captors through rugged desert paths.
Rental notice describes a furnished room with a large entrance to bath and two windows. Located on an avenue with a separate entrance. Rent listed as 15 dollars. Contact phone number provided.
Charles Ho Pogue, with extensive general accounting in merchandising and business, aims to maintain high standards as county treasurer. Pontie, a 26 year county resident and property owner, supports efficient administration as a Republican candidate.
Norfolk and Tidewater Virginia toll lines workers return to duty after Postmaster General Burleson orders all striking employees to report within 24 hours. He asserts national telephone lines are under government control and strikes are not permissible.
The Nebraska football team will not host Notre Dame on Nebraska Field tomorrow after the influenza ban prevents public gatherings. Athletic director Prof. E R Scott announced the cancellation citing health restrictions.
London dispatch reports Lord Coill stating British subjects in Russia face unprecedented bloodshed under the current government. He cites arrests, impromptu killings, brigandage, and destruction of subsistence, and says Britain will work to evacuate its people and pursue justice for the victims.
The Archangel region and Soy led a response to messanze from Omsk where the Northern Russia government under Nicholas Tschatevsky aims to recognize all Pussian authorities of the Omsk government.
The New State Continental and Commercial Trusted Savings Bank will operate as the Fiater Institution. Arthur Kes folds of the tonn rental and to stutmeccial National Bank is president with George Mc Reynolds as chairman. Total deposits of the two banks reach 27100 hundred?
A violent storm off Juneau Alaska battered the Fiastineau Channel early today. Ferries were unable to operate and extra mooring ropes were rigged to secure steamers at their piers as winds raged and waves battered the harbor.
Ostensibly former Haitian president Oreste died in New York City early today from pneumonia and related complications. Born in Port-au-Prince Haiti, he served as president and abdicated in 1914 amid political turmoil.
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