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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
6
All Stetson Hats that sell regularly for 19 dollars are marked down as low as possible, creating a clear bargain for shoppers seeking value. The sale highlights the brand’s classic styles and aims to move inventory quickly.
The article reports Secretary McAdoo outlining a plan for future bond issues to fund wartime needs. It notes changes in interest rates and maturities, with a heavy fourth Liberty Loan boosting treasury flexibility. It also summarizes political maneuvers around state officials and the upcoming tax commissioner race.
In the postwar push in Washington a bill to create an additional U S district for Arizona passes the Senate and awaits House action. Judge W H Sawtelle backs splitting Arizona with Phoenix as northern headquarters and Tucs on for the south. Names like Henry D Ross George J Stoneman and H Rutherford are mentioned for the new federal judgeship with gubernatorial appointment.
The influenza surge shows signs of decline but uncertainty remains due to inconsistent case reporting by physicians. City health officials, led by Dr Meade Clyne, note few cases on Wednesday yet eleven on Monday. Police pursue masking order compliance as sunshine aids containment.
Prescott faces a housing shortage as Fort Whipple's new sanatorium under construction will house 1,600 enlisted men and 125 officers. The Prescott Journal Miner notes a plan to supply accommodations and the Chamber of Commerce has long grappled with the problem without a solution.
Gustave A Pauli a longtime Tucson resident and credit man for Albert Steinfeld and Company was found dead in his apartment at the Hill House on Thirteenth Street Wednesday morning. Coroner Pease ruled natural causes, noting heart failure. Pauli, about 43, had complained the night before of illness after a hearty dinner. his wife died two years ago and he leaves a mother and brothers Fred R Paull, Alfred Paull, and B A McMakin of Steinfeld's among others.
Jane Chapman and C F Hagedorn were paid 29000 dollars they sued to recover the loan raised by W H and John Daily. The payoff frees the property from litigation and attachments and signals an early resumption of development work.
An American Red Cross mission led by Colonel Canos and Major Barnes with Director Hill from the American school at Athens established headquarters in Saloniki and today moved to Kavala to distribute food and clothing to the liberated Eastern Macedonia Greek population formerly under Bulgarian control.
New Orleans marks the start of regular steamship service between Japan and the United States as the Panarsia Maru, an 8260 ton vessel of Osaka Shosen Kaisha, arrives with a coffee cargo from Brazil. On return trips it will carry machinery and merchandise to Japan, signaling a new transpacific link.
One hundred fifty representatives of the Northern New York district council of the International Brotherhood of Paper Makers voted to cease all operations in news print mills in the region on December 1 unless the federal war labor board rules on questions related to pay and working conditions. A mill strike would affect eleven of the east’s largest mills.
Pennis and dimes contributed to the American Red Cross by boys and girls in this country, providing mid day nourishment for more than 2,296 school children at Archangel. The report says many Russian children are anaemic from lack of proper food before fleeing interior Russia.
Paris nov 26 the French submarine Curie sunk in December 1911 while entering Pola harbor is at Cattaro and will be handed to the French navy. It was damaged in a lone raid on the Austrian naval base and crew were captured by Austrians. The Curie was raised repaired and re entered service by Austrians in 1915.
An advertisement by The F. Ronstadt Co touts a gurgie nasal douche with a money back guarantee. The promo mentions the product name Fiu germs and claims effective germ elimination.
Hacasin's Wizard Oil is promoted as a safe antiseptic for minor wounds to prevent infection. The ad highlights quick pain relief and healing for cuts burns and other injuries and offers a 30 cent bottle with a money back guarantee. It also advertises Wizard Liver Pills at 30 cents.
John V Fores of Wabasaa County, national Non-Partisan League organizer, indicted by a federal grand jury. Judge W E Booth issues a bench warrant for his arrest and orders bond forfeiture for co-defendants amid wartime tensions.
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