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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1918
Page
8
An advertisement touts fine fabrics and serviceable overcoats at prices lower than those charged elsewhere. It emphasizes value and quality, urging readers to compare the cost of similar items.
Ted omy J P Mallory is elected supervisor of Pima County. He pledges to support reorganization of the Board, progressive road construction policy, and active efforts to build and maintain roads to spur industry and prosperity.
The speaker urges swift action for Tuc-on and relief of Ajo’s delays while pledging to safeguard friendly ties with Jo through liberal, fair consideration of their interests. The statement signals a policy stance on regional relations and timely resolution.
The piece highlights Albert Buehman as a principled Tucson leader with a clean record and strong University support efforts. It notes his education at local schools and Michigan College of Mines, his early photography work, and his business success. It profiles his Senate bid, commitment to honesty, and readiness to serve without pledges. It also covers Fred Cagdel l Goodell as a tested public servant from Tucson, urging reelection to the State Senate for continued support of the University and public institutions.
Mrs Failor qualifies in both tests for the office of Clerk of the Superior Court of Pana County. Her technical fitness stems from training at Beek College, five years as Deputy in the Clerk’s office, and familiarity with Arizona law. Support cites her permanent residence, three children, and active public service contributing to county development.
A Berlin report describes the 1918 assassination of Count Stephen Tisza former Hungarian premier. Three soldiers entered his Budapest residence confronting him and his wife as ten intruders watched. Tisza refused to surrender his revolver prompting the attackers to open fire, uttering that reckoning had come. Gendarmes protected the doors as the assailants carried out the murder.
Vienna announces via Amsterdam dispatch that every person imprisoned during the war for sedition against the state and the conduct of the war will be released, including those held for treason and rebellion, per Central News.
Hotel Bowman Sogates debuts as a new clean and convenient stepping place for travelers seeking a comfortable stay in town. The facility offers accessible rooms and modern amenities.
Kimball, a 20 year resident of Jefferson, qualified to represent Pima County in the legislature as Republican on the ticket. A veteran of the Spanish American War, he previously served as Coronado city clerk and has long stood for honesty and doing what he thinks is right.
Intention notices and deeds record multiple property transfers and mine holdings in Jed Hai and Pima districts. Names include Alfred Roos, Fstetle Hatcher, Troutman, Bertha Grifwith, William Farmer, Florian Wirth, Maude Ward, Henry Harris, and others with autos, lots, and mined parcels noted.
Dr. Frederich Adler, son of Victor Adler and editor of Der Kampf, who killed Premier Stuergkh on Oct 21 1916, has been released from prison. A court martial deemed him sane. His death sentence was commuted in 1917 to 18 years by Emperor Charles.
Copenhagen dispatch reports indications that Russia will refuse further indemnity payments to Germany The Frankfurter Gazette cites Russia having paid two installments and then stopping gold and banknote transfers to Germany amid the war debt dispute
Dr Andrew D White Cornell's first president and former ambassador to Germany and Russia died at his Ithaca home from a stroke suffered last Friday. Funeral set for Thursday November 7, on his 86th birthday.
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