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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1918

Page

3

Government takes possession of U S marine cable system

President Wilson announced the transfer of control to the government on November 2 1918 and Postmaster General Burleson issued an order directing continued operation through regular channels. The directive preserves existing staff and obligations while aiming to unify services as a national system with public and property owner interests safeguarded. No changes occur without careful review. Military censorship on cable traffic remains under Navy direction.

Washington United States Wilson Burleson Marine Cable Companies Jn Arestice Royal Tea Secretary of the Navy Sent

Women Convert Old Shirts Into New Garments In War Time

Women in Pima and Vinal counties under Mies Hazel Zimmerman convert old shirts into aprons, dresses, caps, bootees, and play outfits to conserve fabric. Directions cover many garments from bib aprons to kimono dresses, with notes on trimming and adapting sleeves and yokes.

Pima Vinal Mies Hazel Zimimerman Mies Zimmerman Home Économice Farm Bureau Citzener Eotre

Ralph Finley Arrives to Spend Winter in Tucson

James Ralph Finley, famed geologist mining engineer and author, arrives from New York with his family to stay in Tucson for the winter. He plans to rewrite The Cost of Mining, a standard text in mining circles, and recently contributed to the Jerome deposits study for the Verde Extension. Finley, Harvard graduate and former lecturer at Harvard and Columbia, lists Garden City as home. 1. 7 WRS. CORBETT ADMINISTRATOR. Belle C. Corbett is named administratrix for the estate of her husband W. J. Corbett, deceased.

James Ralph Finley Tuccon New York Harding Speedway Ghe Witter Tucson Jerome Verde Finley Harvard Columbia Garden City

Shake up in officers of Chihuahua after new governor

The Chihuahua state government sees mass removals of top officials as Ignacio Enriquez is replaced by Andres Ortiz. Offices reopen after 15 days closed by Enriquez. Enriquez traveled via special train with 290 rurales amid militia concerns.

Chihuahu Chihuahua City Mexico State of Chihuahua Public Instruction Ignacio Enriquez Andres Ortiz Enriquez Quinta Falmoir Paseo Bolivar Eugenio Martinez

Engineers Go Over Top for United War Work

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers of Tucson Division 28 led a United War Work Drive, raising 1500 dollars. They funded a member to canvass colleagues, aiming to outpace other groups in the state and showing strong unit representation in Prance in appreciation for seven societies supporting servicemen.

Brotherhood of Lacomotive Engineers Cw. 28 Tucson United War Work Aign Brotherhood of Engineers Division 28

Red Cross tennis tournament set on free Country Courts

The Red Cross tennis event is scheduled at the Country 9 courts with free admission. Messages note Mrs F J Steward recovering from an ailment and a string of local travelers and officials returning from trips.

Red Cross F. J. Steward

Mrs. Leroy Ladd Named as Husband's Successor

Phoenix Nov 2 Widow of Leroy A Ladd Mrs Anna FE Ladd was appointed by Governor George W P Hunt to succeed her husband as chairman of the commission on State Institutions The post marks the highest recognition given a woman by Governor Hunt and places her in control of the body overseeing state facilities and purchasing for institutions including the Pioneer Home at Prescott the state hospital and the University of Arizona

Phoenix Arig Anna FE. Ladd Leroy A Ladd George WP Hum Commission On State Institutions Thix Mont Commission of State Institutions Pioneer Home Prescott

Red Cross Staff Rushed On Flu Mask Production At Armory

Red Cross workers at Hed Crowes work reeme in the Armory have produced four thousand masks since Saturday evening. The masks sell at the Red Cross shop and local drug stores. Masks must be sterilized regularly, boiled 1 to 25 minutes, to stay effective. The Red Cross urges volunteers to craft their own masks to ease demand and support families.

Hed Crowes Fied Cross The Red Crosse Red Croes

Sugar allowance rises to four pounds per person monthly

The food administration at state headquarters announced an increase from three to four pounds of sugar per person per month starting December 1. The change is a one month trial, with hotels and restaurants gaining four pounds per 80 meals. If national consumption stays within supply, four pounds may become normal.

The Food Administration

Miss Lutrell Hosts Allies Themed Party At Home

University of Arizona librarian Miss Estelle Lutrell entertained last evening at 637 North Park Avenue with a “party of our allies” theme. Guests wore allied-country costumes including Joan of Arc Lorraine Scotland Ireland Japan and Red Cross nurses. Each guest gave a country or character talk and a canteen style lunch followed.

Estelle Lutrell University of Arizona North Park Avenue COS Luttrell Joan of Arc Lorraine Scotland Ireland Japan Liberty Mothers of France Red Cross Miss Utre Mis Tis Miss Rattles Fisher

Foch and Clemenceau to be voted into French Academy

Paris Nov. 20 The French Academy has decided unanimously to elect on Thursday next Marshal Foch to membership to replace Marquis Du Vogue and Vicomier Clemenceau to replace Emile Faguet both of these academicians having died recently.

Paris French Academy Marshal Foch Marquis du Vogue Vicemier Clemenceau Emile Faguet

Army Navy Football Game Deferred to Thanksgiving

The Army and Navy football game between Camp Grant and the naval auxiliary reserve school was postponed from November 20 to Thanksgiving day. It will become a Victory Drive athletic celebration with receipts benefiting the soldiers and sailors athletic fund.

Army-Navy Chicago Army and Navy Camp Grant Naval Auxiliary Reserve School Soldiers and Sailors

Baron Field Discontinued as Training School

Orders from Washington announce Baron Field in Texas will cease as a flying cadet training school. Training will continue there until further notice fixing the abandonment date.

Baron Field Wort Worth Tex Washington

Mask making and a death report in odd clipping

The item describes a fringe mask sewing method with steps and measurements plus a death notice for Miss Margaret Morton who resided in Tucson and died at Prwins Wee. The report notes her father Mr John Morton and brother William Morton, with Miss Hingheton traveling to Tucson.

Fargaret Worton Margaret Morten Tucson I'ruwins Wee

Ed ward Clark appeals for books for Fort Lowell patients

The Citizen reports Ed ward Clark a noted local philanthropist asks residents to donate readable books for sick at Fort Lowell sanitarium. He notes patients are young and lonely, readers are bored, and private libraries could fund new shelves. Contact Laidke’s in the Tuesday issue for donations.

Edward Clark Philanthropiet Port Lowell Boone Clark Fort Seco Ranch Mre Swan Mre Cate Mer Clark Fort Lote Laidke S-In-The-Ibeert Icca

Mrs Elsie Boreland Dies at Sanitarium at 35

Mrs Elsie Boreland wife of J Moreland of Hockville Me died at a local sanitarium Tuesday night. Her husband arrived Wednesday morning. She was 35 years old.

VRS Elsie Boreland Elsie B Moreland J Ff Moreland Hockville

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