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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1916
Page
3
Fragmentary Notice Sparks Silent Theater Action
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a theater related event or notice. Readable terms include theater and action but details are unclear. Local entities or dates are not identifiable.
Citizen Welcomed at Mining Congress
Ambiguous report on a mining congress greeting for citizens and attendees. The text notes the convention of the Americas Mining and mentions copies of The Tachas catalog and exhibits but many words are garbled and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mining Congress
Tae Cipeep
The
Americas Mining
Alan
Federal probe into railways and interstate commerce regulation
A fragmented historical passage outlines federal questions on government authority over interstate and foreign transportation. It weighs whether regulation should rest with the Interstate Commerce Commission or other federal bodies and considers carrier rights, public interest, and state police powers. The text debates the scope of regulation and potential reforms affecting railroads and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Radio
Gould
Midelon
Peraus
Bank Am
Natiotel
Ieee
Securition
Itale
A & Fe
Irterstate
Perleeter
Fourth Alabama Infantry to Drive into Tucson
The Fourth Alabama Infantry under Colonel Fil Graves and Lieutenant W. J. Screws will move into Tucson for a two day stay, departing Nogales this morning after arrival from Alabama a few weeks ago. The regiment totals about 54 men and plans to travel on foot, expected to arrive around 11 a m Friday. The Chamber of Commerce is involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Infantry
Fil
Reception Preparations for Regiment Camp on Twenty Second Street
Preliminary arrangements for the regiment's reception and camping along Twenty second Street near the Alabama guardsmen are being made. The YM A will extend customary privileges to the men. Mary Moir Das, a resident of Portland, Oregon, dies at the Muir Home aged about two. The body will be taken to Portland for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabama
YM. A
Wiss Mary Moir Das
Vary Nault
Vera Dauester
Wiliam P
Jane Muir
Portland
Ore
Muir Lome
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