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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1916
Page
2
An advertisement extols Castarets for liver and bowel cleansing for women men and children. It claims gentle yet effective action, improves headaches bad breath sour stomach and constipation, and promotes easier mornings with no aftereffects. It targets mothers giving Castarets to children as safe for the little folks.
A note on a Broadway stage show titled The Thoroughbred with details of cast and production. The piece mentions Frank Beene as star and notes its tour and reception across cities including Juasa and Mex, highlighting popularity and artistic aims.
A Democratic party rally is set for Moose Hall tonight with a reception to follow. The event aims to energize supporters and feature remarks from party figures amid campaigning.
The article notes Mexico must show it can maintain order before any withdrawal of American troops. It says the Mexican commissioners warn about frontier policing and government principles, while the American commissioners say troop presence is to prevent raids and will persist until security is ensured.
The Wilson team defeated Hughes 3 0 in a Wilcam Hughes debate before 400 on campus. Speakers W H Westover and Justin Barnard argued for Wilson on the resolution that America would be better served by Hughes’s election over President Wilson. Judges were Rev Van Valkenburg P E J Brown and Edward Va.
Reports claim papers found in a villa commander's possession show correspondence with Villa. Colonel Rosa Garcia, once at Santa Ana rancho, was moved from Madera to Juarez for trial by Carranza officers. He is expected to be executed, possibly after transfer to Cnahua City for review.
The Union Political Club and a large audience heard initiative and referendum measures to be voted on in the coming election. Democratic and Republican speakers presented the items. Notable speakers included A. J. Davidson, A. R. Beekman, John T. Hughes, Andrew P. Martin, John A. McBride, F. C. Goodell and Gerald Jones.
A fragmented line questions if adding money is acceptable despite ongoing events. The speaker wonders whether an additional payment would be suitable as circumstances continue.
James Sullivan of Lita Promotes James Sullivan of Lita promotes James Sullivan, son of Beire Ser, to the rank of second lieutenant in the Viet. The formal approval by Governor Mant was reserved yesterday.
A compact advert notes a Jiffy starter that is easy to use with no friction or offspring control issues. It claims a complete installation during a 26 day trial for $12.50, offered by F. Ronstadt Co.
A report describes a mining operation involving copper ore with activity at multiple levels. The text references the Gadther Loetpard Company and mentions brokers and buyers engaging through private channels.
Feit weather strip closes gaps around windows and doors keeping out dust and drafts. Available for sale from F W Brown & Co with advertising claiming durable seal and easy installation.
Mrs BR O Irwin of New Kensington Pa praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for her sleepless nights battling her son Edwin with croup. She says the remedy brought relief when used as directed and urges mothers to keep a bottle in the house.
YUMA Nov 3 George Michelen nominated for mayor in a city primary marked by spirit and interest. J Moll named city attorney. S Frank Sani for city recorder. Dick Stanon for chief of police. Henrys Levy for police chief. J Homer Smuts and BP Clark for council. T Ly McCutcheon for treasurer. Only contests were for chief of police, city attorney, recorder and council. The charter rule requires 51 percent to avoid a runoff. otherwise top two face off in the general election. The primary makes the election largely a referendum on charter amendment.
A fragmented notice reports Ripley declaring uncertainty over the so called Mormison law and its scope. The piece discusses how railroad power and wage disputes might test the law before the U.S. Supreme Court or Congress acts.
A short handwritten item notes Ren Daniels as a promising U. S. Marshal and expresses belief he will become a good sheriff, signed by Ady with initials sj7.
The Federal Reserve Bulletin highlights October features of the money market with continued heavy exports and rising gold shipments. Domestic trade activity remains extended while prices, easy money rates, and labor employment shift. Large balances from Europe drive demand for new financing and widespread use of acceptances arranged for European borrowers.
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