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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1916
Page
19
A late November report highlights unprecedented resource growth with figures from May to September. The central reserve bank cities show continued gains, with totals rising beyond earlier records and suggesting a strong economic expansion nationwide.
Readable weather forecast notes generally fair conditions for most parts with tempered temperatures. A chance of rain or showers is mentioned for certain areas with late day effects and overcast skies in some locales.
Barnette the Socialist pledges to speak for the party and promote socialist ideals while seeking space on counters and in display cases with F. W. & Co. advertising.
The text notes the appointment of a Music Director at the University of Arizona with a background in piano and counterpoint studies in Chicago and New York. It references long tenure in Indiana and involvement with state music associations, plus teaching roles at Chicago and Anianes, with mornings at the university and afternoons at rest.
A benefit concert is planned for Mercy Hospital on February 7 in the city. Promoters aim to raise funds for tuberculosis patients without homes, with artists Karel Warneek Paul Parks and Malena Piertich performing under National Society for Brotherhoods Filtration aid and local charity support.
Tom Campbell Republican nominee for governor spent a few hours in the city en route to Douglas where he will speak tonight. He will close the campaign in Missouri or Monday night. Reputed to draw large crowds in nearly every town today. Governor Hunt has slipped in the campaign while Campbell gains speed in the last two weeks. The earnest campaign has drawn favorable comment.
W Maton a 74 year old of Ave Ani Feebie with axe has pleaded guilty to four charges of bootlegging. The court imposed a lenient sentence, fine 825, with 60 day jail term suspended for good behavior. Assistant County S tormy Teb Malloy asked for the liquor license.
A garbled OCR note describes Thames B Hardy a customs collector at Nogales sending a letter to Captain Wrett of the Alshema gesture Perredt Mirenet. It references the Verdey on the way to Jam bit company at Seales.
Explosion of a tire bomb on railroad tracks in front of William White & Co war munitions plant at 10 o clock ignited detectives inquiry into possible enemies of the Entente or labor sympathizers with a three month strike. No damage reported.
Yale defeats Princeton in New Haven Conn at the annual cross country run. Yale's John Overton wins with a time around 26 minutes and 76.15 seconds for the six mile course as Yale tops Princeton 26 to 35 amid challenging conditions.
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