Arizona's Leading Newspaper Defines Its Service
Established 1870 the Tucson Citizen proclaims being Arizona's leading newspaper scouted press leased wire and audit bureau of circulation. The paper notes weekday evening publication from Tucson by Tucson Jing and Publishing Company with Allan B Jaynes as president.
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Arizona
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Tucson
Ariz
Tucson Jing and Publishing Company
Allan B. Jaynes
Adair
Tucson Citizen
Associated Press
Focal News
Germany Hunger Plea Overshadows Armistice Time
The piece argues German pleas for food amid armistice talk are propaganda. It condemns Germany’s wartime actions, notes Allied resolve to feed themselves first, and cites U S figures and leadership warnings as they decide postwar aid. It praises Hoover and cautions against German manipulation.
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Tr Solf
Germany
France
Belgium
United States
Lansing
Wiileen
Maglend
Noone
Mr. Hoover
Armistice Must Be Enforced To Preserve Peace
In the wake of a signed truce Germany’s actions risk undermining peace by resisting settlement, starving civilians, and mistreating prisoners. The piece urges prompt U S military action by sea and land to enforce terms, free prisoners, and prevent German derailment of the armistice.
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United States
Germany
Rande of Flore
Berlin
Egey
Russia
America
Siberia
Archangel
Hoover
Frederick the Great and the stiff upper lip under fire
A fragmentary historical sketch contrasts William II and Frederick II of Prussia. It recalls Frederick’s defiant stance at Mollwitz and Rennersdorff, his willingness to drink poison if captured, and the perilous moments when Berlin faced ruin and the royal archives hung in the balance.
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William SI
Germany
Prussia
the Great
Frederick
Ocmo
Mollwitz
Drath
Rennersdorff
Berlin
Elizabeth
Peter
Grand Canyon to Mexican Border Obituary and War News
Reprinted items report the funeral of Senora Felipa Zesma aged about 100 in Douglas with her family in Tucson and descendants across 24 great grandchildren. Also plumb wartime deaths in Phoenix including aviator Henry H Rothrock and Lt James Higley with actions in France and Stanford related service.
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Douglas
Senora Felipa Zesma
Telesforo Arviza
Hermosillo
Sonora
Dave
Diaz
Tucson
Phoenix
Henry H Rothrock
France
Arthur Worden
Pvt
Worden
Rothrock
Henry Rothrock
Kille
James Higles
James Higley
Fphoenix
Stanford University
Presidio
San Fran ‘Co
Camp Lewis
W. Higtey
The
Republican
Force
First Arizona Soldier Wins Croix de Guerre
Lieutenant Eugene T Green of Ray becomes the first local recipient from the district to receive the French Croix de Guerre. He volunteered for service when the United States entered the war and is noted as possibly the first Arizona man awarded the decoration for valor.
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San Antonio
France
Green
Ray
Pregent
Lieutenant Green
J. J. Green
Denver
Colo
Arizona
Eugene T Green
America
Fall of a dynasty and exile of William II
The passage describes a reversal of Russian policy aiding Prussia, the depopulation and misery caused in Poland, and a bargain at Kennersdeorff that reshaped Poland. It then laments William II fleeing Germany amid ridicule for war losses, implying eventual justice.
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Prussie
Kennersdeorff
Poland
William II
Consistency urged in Tucson health rules and masks
A Tucson editorial blasts the city health board for inconsistent mask rules and curb regulations. It argues health directives clash with street cleaning and public gatherings, urging uniform enforcement and practical cleanup.
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City Health Board
Tucaoa
Tucson
Pioneers Society Ball In San Augustine Thanksgiving Eve
The Pioneers Historical Society will host a grand ball in San Augustine on Thanksgiving Eve. The Tucson waterworks pipes arriving next week will start laying mains for a city of 30 000. Congress street shows many bicycles in half a block signaling wealth. Wood remains scarce while prices rise.
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Arizona Pioneers Historical Society
San Augustine
Tucson
Congress Street
United States National Museum to Exhibit World War Material
The National Museum in Washington begins assembling a major World War collection. It will include medals, military insignia, equipment, artifacts from allied and enemy nations, and items illustrating army, navy, and medical services.
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Washington
United States National Museum
United States
A. Es
Pmatriatu
Sheeo Betcoe
Clasnen
Materia
Gruete
Natal
Naval Equipment Inc
Wmilitar
Geticns
Indi
Gsi
Coeuerai Ps
Peresee
Felea
Sote
British
Imperial War Museum
National Museurs
Arteane Industries
M Museum
War and Navy Departments
Wart
Medics
France
United States Army
America
Islay House
Islay
Desaie Melelian
Mary
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Grand Canyon
Mexican Border
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J E. Croaby
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Jim Mahoney
Arsa
Winslow
Charles
Johnnie Hughes
Fred Colter
Doday
Ducson
U. S. Museum
Goodin Transfer Co
Wheeler & Perry
Toole Ave
Burke Commission Co
Logan & Bryan
Pete Burke
Stone Ave
Ict
Wilson Studio
K. Wilfun
Pasas
Kodak Films
Sig
Pierre A. Rally
N. Stone
Delicatessen
Thos. R. Blair
Thomas A. Briggs
L. C. Cowan
City Recorder
Frank T. Bailey
George F. Gray
J. H. Schneider
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