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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1918
Page
6
A chaotic Associated Press Leased Wire report covers labor actions near Laredo over feeding Europe shipments. It notes union talks, chartered ships, and ongoing disputes involving Mexicans and other workers amid broader wartime logistics.
A rundown of weekly local food prices in Pima County lists various staples with unit costs. Items include flour, cornmeal, bread, breakfast oats, rice, sugar, canned goods, salmon, evaporated milk, butter, cheese, lard substitutes, bacon, ham, beef, chicken, and milk, with prices per pound, can, or quart.
The secretary of state announces the process for issuing certificates of election for the U S Senate and governor terms. It notes that four years are set for terms and outlines who will receive certificates and how the results are recorded.
Dick Brads and Vike Tonhoy oversee Patterson Auto Supply’s new brick garage on North Sixth, adjoining the Central fire station. The facility features a fine floor and roof, 70 by feet, with a cement floor, asphalt roof, and 15 468 cost. Contractors Steinfeld hardware and Wade’s crew installed plumbing, roofing, and fixtures for the substantial two state project, described as the largest single yard in the region.
The report describes dugouts as vital homes for U S Army staffs in action, linking commanders to regiments under fire. It notes field conditions from Suippes to the Argonne Forest, with dugouts hollowed under shell craters, offering shelter, risk, and makeshift habitations amid bombardment and evolving front lines.
Vague OCR reads discussant a proposal by Cerne al Felix Agoue and a plan to return troops around a seven day window. Mentions homes and individuals in unclear context with reference to May. No clear events, names, or outcomes due to damaged text.
Brigadier General Save to command a new cavalry brigade to be formed at Brawnaside by November 16. Farrand Sevre was assigned to lead the post as its first commanding officer. Washington report notes the move as part of broader military reorganization.
An Associated Press summary reports in Paris that Germany owes France about 9,000,000 francs and faces a broader obligation of reparations tied to pensions and living costs. The article notes demands for interest, indemnity, and delivery of goods, with ongoing dispute over total liability and payment terms.
A mass meeting in London marks the start of the election campaign with premier Lloyd George and key war cabinet members Andrew Hogar Law and George N. Barnes as principal speakers.
W Day American ambassador to Great Britain who led the mission with the Germans at Berne on prisoner exchange called back to the United States. He plans to go to London in December to assume duties there.
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