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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1918
Page
6
Reports from Chierahaa Cite describe a peace celebration on Wednesday with General Merguia's military band providing music. The allied national anthems were played during the event.
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor was invited to attend a joint meeting of American and Mexican labor leaders in Juarez and El Paso. Gompers is to attend the Pan American labor conference with Mexican officials.
The article notes D Creason 18 returning for naval aviation training but expected to resign to resume his duties as General Secretary of the MA. The war's sudden end altered his career outlook and future plans.
France’s foreign minister sends thanks to Secretary of State in Washington for U S support in victory. He recalls the ancient alliance and asks the U S government to convey France’s gratitude to President and people. Separate dispatch reports riots in Western Galicia and Poland with Jewish casualties near Warsaw.
The article lists forthcoming appointments at the county courthouse. Menard as county treasurer, Griffith as deputy to replace Smith, Katterton slated as clerk of the board, Bertam L. Hitch retiring from his post after 22 years, Fogte as county engineer replacing Goetz, Thorne named constable, Ellrod retiring as court clerk with Olive Patter as deputy, Wicke T Moore remaining with Frawley as resident, no changes in Sheriff Rye Miles or Judge Pattee, and no changes in the county recorder or Justice of the Peace offices.
The campus quarantine ended at 6 o'clock Thursday evening enabling residents and town visitors to return. Officials including Captain Henry Exall and Dr Hyde oversaw the lifting with Dean W N Cummings representing the University. Classes will not resume yet as thorough cleaning and fumigation proceed amid the influenza outbreak.
The British Labour Party at a London conference decided by a large majority to withdraw its members from the cabinet at the close of the present Parliament, which is expected to take office soon.
President Wilson stayed up until 2 a.m. drafting his armistice terms and had the address nearly complete when news of the armistice signing reached him. The late session followed a long premonition and a “hunch” about the truce.
Fragmentary report outlines strained party ties and reform debates ahead of a British election. It notes expanded suffrage for women and workers, Lloyd George’s Conservative Liberal balance, and the challenge of uniting Liberals, Conservatives, and Irish factions amid war and reform debates.
Mexican suspects Reuben Bernal and Ramon Monteverd were arrested in connection with a burglary at 10 South Fourth Avenue. Jewelry valued at 342 dollars and other items were stolen from Mrs. Anderson. A portion of the loot was recovered from Jos Alvarado, who provided the first clue. Alvarado initially claimed involvement to sell rings, with Bernal and Monteverd linked to the crime. The investigation continues as Alvarado was released.
Washington forester W K Chapline Jr visits to discuss field duties and regulations at a rangers meeting planned in the Dragoon mountains near Cochise station from the 23rd to 27th. Clarke of the Clarke district and Paul G G Reddington from Albuquerque will attend.
Local post office has not reinstituted mail service to Austria Hungary and Germany. Officials say it is unlikely to resume until peace is declared for obvious reasons.
A meeting of county food administrators is scheduled for next week at Phoenix. L. H. Hofmeister of Tucson, administrator for Pima county, will attend. A representative from Washington will join to discuss future regulatory policy.
Mike Ahee or Mike Abee a Syrian fruit seller with a stand near the Congress hotel is detained in the murder probe of Elias Ahuage a ped dler found dead on Nogales road Jose Wehby accuses him of the crime. Money and checks belonging to the dead man were found with Webby who says he received them from Ahee.
A Vermont man identified as Char santel Vavata was sentenced by Judge Priday to six months in jail on a charge of evading craft. The defendant, who fled to Canada before crossing into the United States, was apprehended near Nogale after a period of evasion.
Wilson J Shoonmaker son of Mr and Mrs W F Shoonmaker of 72 Sixth Street died recently at Virginia Minnesota. He leaves a widow and one child. His father has gone to attend the funeral.
A terse notice advertises Stated Tires as the best per dollar option and mentions selling them on stud at Addy. The fragmentary text implies a local tire seller touting value and location in brief terms.
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