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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1918
Page
4
A garbled OCR snippet references tokens of section and esteem with names Greenwald and Adame. The legible parts suggest a discussion of hop or token items within a broader, unclear text fragment. The piece lacks a clear event, date, or location.
Citywide influenza alert enforces mask wearing with limited exemptions led by Mayor Parker. Officials and residents adapt as Red Cross masks sell out and new cases rise to nineteen, with public spaces restricted and queues form for improvised coverings.
Chandler says HOM Zoof car taken from garage for washing by four Mexicans Raymond Quihuas Henry Leon Romands Montez Pete Van Atstine and a Black garage worker John Mackey. The group allegedly formed an improvised ride around Kennedy Street wrecking the vehicle. Jose Moreno arrested for stealing a saddle horse on election day.
The formal opening of the Congress hotel will be held Monday evening from 2 to 4 o'clock. John Latz, owner and manager, announces Tucson's newest host. The Congress stands opposite the Southern Pacific station and offers a grill room, 100 rooms with 75 private baths, telephones, steam heat, elevator service, and ample sample rooms for commercial travelers.
Pocket NKiuives praised as standard of value. Keen blades claim sharp edges ideal for Christmas gifts. Prices deemed reasonable, with Fo Ronstadt as a noted advisor.
The market overview shows a mixed session with gains in some sectors and declines in others. Copper, grain, and livestock futures move as investors react to credit policy signals and shifting demand, while steel and industrials hover near last week’s levels. Livestock prices edge lower on some cuts but calves hold, with feeders strong in parts of the market.
The readable text lists mixed items including animal counts and prices, receipts, and regional references. Mentions of Wisconsin bulk, Kansas City, and dates suggest a chaotic catalog of agricultural goods and fees with various firsts and birds notes. Further clarity needed for precise summary.
Nov 18 report notes day bills for sterling at 6.0 percent and mercial on day bills around 47.2 percent, with Mexican dollars near 7.12. Trading markets show bids and offers fluctuating with closing bid around 3 percent and offers at 6, amid market volatility and unclear figures.
Oct futures show weakness with December at 27.52 pounds, January 26.85 dollars, March 26.56, May 26.23, and July at 94.00 pounds. The page notes a soft market trend for Catton futures across the listed contract months.
The Children's Bureau announces a federal push via the Employment Bureau to keep under 16s in school amid wartime wages. Local community committees will identify children not returned to classes and arrange scholarships and parental talks to secure reentry and training. The Red Cross aids families with service members, and officials stress education as essential for national strength.
Pelter venture announced: fast St Louis delivery spot offered at 25 dollars.
Readout shows Liberty bond values in New York with listed prices for USD and GBP conversions. Convertible offers appear alongside standard bonds with multiple quoted figures and points indicating market activity.
Fragmentary ad text offers free estimates on tent and awning services from Tucson Tent and Awning Co. Many words are garbled. limited legible detail includes company name and call to action for estimates.
Special to the Citizen reports Lieutenant Pinney of the 25th Infantry confessed to killing Sergeant William J White of the 25th. The body was found in a vacant lot near the Arizona Gas and Electric Light Plant the following morning. Eyewitnesses described a confrontation on Grand Avenue after White saluted, a reprimand, and Pinney firing a pistol. Investigation followed as officials questioned officers downtown that night.
Mexico’s Santa Eulalia mining town in Chihuahua is paralyzed by a severe influenza outbreak. Stores close, boats halt, and the ancient Santa Eulalia church shuts for the first time since its founding as miners plan a memorial and consider a stone church replacement.
Washington reports numbers on the U S Army showing total strength of officers and men, with drafted suspensions affecting 291,793, overseas strength at 2,008,931, and cumulative wartime costs at 22 billion. It lists machine guns 154,280 rifles 2,873,000 grenades 11,870,900 high explosive shells 2,500,006 and low explosive shells 3,167,872.
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An OCR fragment hints at a trade related message about work or learning. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, places, or actions, leaving only general terms such as citizen and types of API. No definitive details or instructions are readable.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions presidents representatives and a fight ending, with garbled references to deaths and places. No clear individuals, events, dates, or organizations are readable.
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