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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1918
Page
7
The list of names and codes from the Pima district draft board is published, detailing individuals and draft series with accompanying numbers. Notable names appear among many families, with various district codes and affiliations listed in the roll.
Federal sanitary inspector J. O. Binks of the U S Public Health Service will speak to Tucson City Council Monday evening. He will outline sanitary issues, including lack of sewers and garbage disposal, and note the influenza situation and absence of systematic local records. He will inspect towns statewide and praised Tucson’s climate for health.
New York trading opens with early gains in stocks and commodities but wavering strength as grain and copper futures react to wartime and armistice expectations. Prospects of peacetime demand lift shares in metals and transport lines while grains, pork, and beef await clearer market cues amid volatile price swings.
The report shows butter and dairy products fluctuating with unsettled pricing. Grain and potatoes also appear unstable with varied case counts and receipts while poultry markets show alive stock unsettled and soft.
Fragmentary entry from a Liberty Bonds page in New York listing convertible bond series with values and numbers. Readable items include first, third, and Perth values with figures such as 809 08 and 97 Mi, indicating bond classifications and amounts.
Mrs Russell Sage widow of a financier and one of the world’s richest women died at her Fifth Avenue home in New York early today at age 90. She had been in frail health and secluded, with few public appearances in recent years.
Classified fragment set includes rental notices with room for rent and furnished units. Also lists help wanted for domestic tasks and office work with contact details and weekly payroll cues.
Fragmentary text references a city event with mentions of Mary City and attendees. It is unclear. readable portions suggest dates or distances but no concrete facts or names to confirm.
Futures eased with March at 27.83 and May at 27.09 as market fed by unsettled demand and a soft tone. Prices drifted amid cautious activity and slight price decline from previous session.
Judge W H Sawtelle denied an injunction in a tax petition involving Stamford 641 company of California and BP alleging the county officials over tax action. The judge ruled the company's remedy lies in state courts, not federal. Appeals proceed with Matthews of Pioche arguing for the plaintiff.
Soldiers votes were cast by engineering officers Hatcher Carpenter and Mo. They signed each other’s ballots before leaving Camp Cody and left ballots with supervisors. The passage notes engineers forming the voting group with captain oversight and questions over ballot handling.
Aederal officials requested to attend a Washington meeting on a wartime housing program. Addams and another state representative will attend to discuss housing materials and construction in Phoenix. The session aims to align state and federal defense construction efforts with policy and conservation measures.
The Laguna dam water diversion contract between the United States Interior Department and local water districts faced protest. Secretary Franklin K. Lane refused approval, citing potential higher costs and asserting no rights beyond protecting Yuma water interests. A permanent injunction against the Imperial system diversion is anticipated.
Nearly all members of Congress plan to return home for the election period. Twenty six railroads report prosperity enabling surplus earnings to be turned over to the government administration without demand for a return. A working conditions service program is announced by Secretary Wilson to oversee three branches: industrial, private, and medical.
Catarrh is a blood condition not cured by sprays or douches. The ad warns against dangerous home remedies and promotes S.S.S. as the blood addressing treatment. It urges readers to seek advice from Swift Specific Co Medical Department and to buy through druggists.
Elias Hedrick, Republican nominee for state legislature, vows thrift in public funds to aid the war effort while protecting education. He opposes laws harassing business but supports corporate accountability and Arizona railroads to develop mineral, agricultural, and timber resources. He emphasizes the University of Arizona and public schools as vital.
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