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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1916
Page
20
Local notices urge readers about assayer Pellegrin offering sample testing at 71 South Stone Ave and a corset maker Spencer announcing master model Corsets. The ad also promotes signs banners and show cards by E Pennington next to Bell Drug Co. and mentions a brief war report noting a Russian defeat after a seven day battle near Galicia.
Henry N. Pye, president of the Association of State Farmers Union Presidents, issues a pamphlet denouncing the Underwood tariff as hostile to agricultural interests. He says it protects capital and factory labor while forcing farmers to compete with free lands and primitive economies, lowering farm prices and harming rural livelihoods. He urges Congress to revise the tariff after the war and restore soil protection for farmers.
A car owned by George Aruage Collet collided with a southbound streetcar at the corner of Stone and Jackson streets shortly after the incident occurred on Stone Avenue.
Western Republican and Democratic campaigns near end as leaders claim Hughes and Fairbanks will win and Wilson may be re-elected. Progressives and Democrats foresee votes from 1912 supporters. an auto collision injures a man near Jackson Street with no warning given.
Classified style notice seeking a salesman and collector with some experience for an eastern corporation. Includes appointment details and contact at Peterson room 6 Allan House. Also mentions lost items, a garlanded pen, and various sample ads with contact numbers and locations in Oakland California.
The article cites a surge in the popular vote for Wilson far beyond prior presidential tallies. It notes two strong impressions among readers: a large number of Republicans supporting Wilson and only a small fraction of Democrats backing Hughes.
Jerome D Greene has resigned as secretary of the Rockefeller Foundation. He announced his withdrawal at the board meeting and said the resignation takes effect at his own pleasure. No reason was given. the action was described as voluntary. He is in Washington and will remain active in other business interests.
Exporters say New York to the west via Tehuantepec rail line incurs high insurance costs due to Mexico unrest. A Mexican consul statement from railroad traffic officials asserts American shipments have suffered no losses since 1910 upheavals began and cites the Tehuantepec route as a rival to Panama canal steamers.
Judge O Connor of Santa Cruz County Superior Court opened the session this morning. Romero ent Gylvedor Cruz was convicted of robbing Mr and Mrs FP Cpre at their home on 344 fact Third Street last month and sentenced to five to seven years in state prison. Anderson Moore, remanded after a bootlegging plea, was fined 75 dollars and given a suspended three-year sentence.
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