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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1916
Page
9
The defendant Cours pleaded guilty to three theft charges in a county court and faced a fourth related count. Readings indicated theft of clothing and a vest among items stolen from individuals including James Crome and Ortiz. The case notes described the defendant as feeble minded and awaiting further county attorney action.
Church events listed include Sunday service at 9:45, worship and classes, Epworth League meeting at 6 PM, a 7:40 PM gathering at the Armory, and cooperative city-wide church services. Activities span sermons, Bible classes,Holy Communion, morning prayers, vespers, and youth clubs at Epworth League and Woman's Club functions. First Church of Christ Scientist notes Sunday school and service on Mortals and Immortals with midweek meetings.
Past Fifth street and North Second area hosts morning sermon at 11 am titled Feeding the Moutitudes. Citywide union revival and Armory services begin at 7 30 pm with special music and a youth meeting at 6 pm. Separate churches on Scott att Ochoa streets and Seventh Street offer Sunday School and preaching.
H C rk general passenger agent of the Southern Pacific tells a Citizen reporter that cotton growing in Yuma is sprouting like wildfire. He notes increased acres under cultivation and predicts rapid growth once peace allows better shoots for date industry to resume. The Yuma citrus push also appears strong as the county fair nears.
John Edward Brown a noted evangelist with varied career will begin a four week revival at the Armory in Tucson. The event marks a union effort by local Protestant churches with a non sectarian approach and a 2000 seat plan. Brown’s sermons mix story and experience, drawing from Missouri roots and a nationwide revival record.
Brennan leaves tonight for Douglas to attend a meeting with Mrs. 1 H. Taylor and other locals. Reagan and Stevens visit Nogales while Davenport stays in Tucson. Joma Hoy, a Patagonia miner, stops at the Santa Kits. Prof. Willems of the University plans a trip to fight for Phoeme L. Fou of the Arizona Eastern bert. Mrs Clair Thompson, a suffragist, arrives in the city for a brief stopover before night.
In Nogales on November 11 a multi hour presidential rally united local Democrats and Republicans. A parade on Morley avenue featured three military bands, many flags, and illuminated tableau displays. Crowds along Morley avenue cheered the president as regimental bands played, signaling a revival of American unity and patriotism.
After a council gathering, city engineer J. Mos Ruthrauff argued with city attorney James K. Dunseath over a sewer pipe issue. Ruthrauff allegedly knocked Dunseath down three times. Dunseath, recently out of surgery for appendicitis, rejected Ruthrauff’s apology after being spoken to by Councilman Warren Grossetta.
Oro Blanco Arizona resident H F Diehl recalls six year old kidney pain from a cold that settled in his kidneys. He credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with prompt relief and says he uses them again for kidney or bladder issues. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The market closed with uneven gains and losses as investors weighed energy and metal shares. Major movers included Central Leather and Vitiran Petroleum, while Utah Copper posted strong late-session activity amid irregular turnover and overall light volumes.
Noon quotations list for copper, industrial and railway stocks with readings for major companies including Kennecott Copper, American Locomotive, Great Northern, Westinghouse Electric, Northern Pacific, and Penn Central. Highlights show varied percentages for many issues across copper and related industries.
Receipts and prices across Kavles City Chicago and Denver show cattle and hog markets holding steady. Prime fed steers and western cattle price ranges firm. hogs and sheep mixed with regional variations and higher in Denver amid overall steadiness.
The guide describes trimming the collar with fur or velvet, shaping to crossline perforations and neck edge, and varying collar height. It also covers sewing sleeve seams, cuff attachment, eased shoulder seams, and using fur to trim the collar for color and texture enhancement.
Market notes describe volatile grain trading with gains in oats and soy, while corn and wheat face selling pressure. Prices shift amid expectations of domestic demand, with prices near record highs and weather and policy factors influencing futures.
Fragment text shows pricing notes for commodities like poultry and potatoes with unclear wording and many typographical errors. Reads like a market price line with changes or exchanges noted but details are illegible.
Raly Bally at 25 North Stone Avenue has remodeled his office and added a stock of fine jewelry diamonds and watches. The new display emphasizes the shop’s ability to tailor jewelry to the buyer and appeal to discerning customers.
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