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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1918

Page

4

United States will keep building ships and navy power

Secretary Daniels told the Naval Architects and Marine Engineers dinner that the United States will continue cargo ship construction and naval expansion. He said the aim is to ensure freedom of the seas, support international trade, and provide a policing role for the world’s oceans. He noted a league of nations will be formed after the peace treaty and all allied nations approve a strong enforcement wave. The United States will contribute its share of this international service.

Associated Press Philadelecata Daniela Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers Daniels Germany Austria United States

Frank Luke Jr. posts dramatic balloon hunt over Verdun

A letter from Captain Alfred Grant of the 27th Aero Squadron details Frank Luke Jr.’s bold actions against enemy balloons near Verdun. Luke earned multiple victories, received a new plane, and is believed captured after a late September mission.

Frank Luke Jr Phoenix Alfred \. Grant The Air Service 27Th Aero Squadron France Fran Luke Frans Luke, Jr Frank Luke, Jr Cajcasa Grant Frank Luke W. Monroest Frank Acion War Department Joseph Wehner Wehner Hlun’s Luke Gay Ver Aun

Financial Review Reports Shifting Markets And Reconstruction Demand

The weekly financial review notes rapid postwar changes in markets with cautious optimism. It highlights low bank loans, rising European reconstruction needs especially seven million tons of iron and steel for France, and strong copper and silver activity with Duncan Mining and Milling Co. cited for large silver in sight. It also mentions Jerome Verde and Calumet and Jerome trading near key levels as demand fluctuates.

Adene Atec Europe France Duncan Mining and Milling Co Nom Duncan Company Duncan Tucson Los Angeles New York Jerome United Verde Jerome Verde Calumet

James Douglas Will Transfers 18 Million Estate to Heirs and Institutions

Executors of James Douglas estate report a total value of 18 675 000 with cash bonds and stock. The will directs gifts to the American Institute of Mining Engineers Kingston General Hospital McGill University and widow Mrs Naomi Douglas with the residuary split among his immediate family.

Uvors James Douglas Riverdale Douglas Alfred B Simons Alfred B Simons Transfer (48 Absotsiser Howe Netstate Venus Amerinean Institute of Mining Vinginerers American Muesam of Natural Higters Kingston General Hospital Kingston Ont Loteve McGill University Montreal Neomi Douglas James Stuart Walters Trouglas Phelps. Dodge Mercantile Company

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