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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1918
Page
4
A sprawling financial page covers stock market activity and commodity prices across sectors. It cites copper, grain, and livestock movements with numerous prices and receipts from U S markets and international exchanges, noting market strength and trend signals amid varied regional reports.
Tulsa oil venture news reaches Tucson investors led by George F. Myers as a washer struck a Skiatook well near Tulsa with oil flowing over the derrick. Pima cattlemen, including Frank Jock Woudt and John Redis, hold stock in the Tulsa Union Oil Company which leased 450 acres from local chiefs. The Tocson stockholders total about 15 with Mrs F G Bush among them.
County earth officer A W Olcott says the Ajo camp presents a not serious medical situation though cases of influenza are reported The on site physicians Dr Shulman of Tucson and a second resident are ill and overworked at the camp
John Carter Anderson filed suit in the superior court against Magma Superior Copper Co for a debt claim based on a promissory note of 275.32 dollars dated April 12 1918 in Phoenix.
A Chilean official named Ligtry resigns from his post on Tuesday amid political changes and uncertainty. The notice notes his departure date as November 12 and cites no further details on successor plans or reasons.
A group of youths blew a cap from a crack in a door at 737 North Sixth Avenue and later admitted stealing caps and powder from a Quarry mountain storehouse. One boy, age 15, led the group. a younger confessing to five caps and items. Prosecution considered, as exposed by Mr. Ronstadt.
Hortenstein filed suit in superior court Wednesday against L J Bourdeaux et al for an alleged debt of 23459 dollars tied to three promissory notes.
Plans to convert existing voluntary government life insurance for about 4.25 million service members into standard policies within five years after peace. The program, run by the government, aims to cut costs, require no private insurers, and offer $1000 to $10,000 policies with disability and death benefits.
Budapest reports detail Archduke Josef of Austria and his son Josef Francis renouncing all privileges and taking an oath to the Hungarian constitution as plain citizens named Hapsburg. This marks a historic shift in 400 years.
A Vienna dispatch reports 6.90 percent Jewish soldiers formed a soldiers and workers council and seized Leopoldstadt the eastern district of Vienna. The Jewish administration is run by a national committee. Postmaster General Burleson asked by the war labor board to address wire company employee complaints of discrimination. Russian envoy Joffe and the Russian embassy staff have returned to Berlin per Copenhagen telegraph.
The steel committee of the American Iron and Steel Institute asked the War Industries Board to continue supervision of the steel industry for a period to complete readjustment after wartime stoppage adjustments.
An editor notes Bitro-Phosphate as a natural remedy claimed to increase weight strength and nerve force within two weeks. Reports cite cases of weight gain and improved vigor, while medical authorities warn against overclaim and emphasize caution in use and dosage.
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