Stock Market and Commodity Rundown
The page surveys a mixed market session with weak cattle receipts at Chicago and steady to firmer grain futures. Reports highlight steel and wartime orders, copper and cotton notes, and regional livestock bids, with Liberty bonds and metal prices shown for New York and London.
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Viator Ty
Paul
Cede
Rob & Pac Wy
Chita
Crpeible Steel
Tispipation
I. Mer
Maree Plu Otis
Rene Eit Capiter
Weviegn Petratenia Miatie Copper
Vijssenet Rific Nevaikia Cripervey
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Vennuevivata
Hiewlifai
Doctor Clifford meets varsity boys in France
Reverend Doc Clifford, Tucson’s fighting parson, spoke to the Sints Army Training Corps at the University about the U S war effort. He noted early unarmed operations under French officers and praised the soldiers at Chateau Thierry and other fronts for courage, sacrifice, and teamwork. He mentioned two University graduates Captain Zin Lesher and Lieutenant Pickett, both cited for bravery, with wounds reported for at least one.
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Doc Clifford
Tucson
Frakes
Sints
Chyffard
Meath
Zin” Lesher
Piedenant Pickett
Runs violate Dutch neutrality in 5 charge protest
The Allied governments plan to protest to the Dutch government over alleged violations of Dutch neutrality tied to troop movements in Limburg and changes along the Belgium Germany frontier. The report notes measures and responses as officials assess the impact on regional stability and wartime posture.
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Associated Press
Paris
Alite
Ind
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University Briefs on Harvest Funds and Home Garden Work
University briefs report a 6900 dollar harvest shortfall covered by four months of state funds and student loans. A Home War Garden circular from the College of Agriculture outlines methods for home food production, with details available from the Experiment Station.
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College of Agriculture
University of Srizena
J. J. Thornter
Batemist
Stariai
Tucson
Eight Arizona Schools Gain North Central Association Regard
The North Central Association of secondary Schools and Colleges recognizes eight Arizona high schools for high standing. Membership grows as more schools meet standards, with recent additions and continued efforts to maintain affiliation and improve quality.
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Arizona
Asg'n
North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges
Ohio
Texas
Itn
University i Ishop
Nher
New High Schooos
Unclear flight record of early aviation navigator Bartlett
Fragmentary account traces Captain Bartlett's 1700 mile round trip from Illinois to Texas and Memphis route. Describes legs near Memphis Tennessee and Pine Field Arkansas with weather, ground speed, and altitude notes. notes a bird avoidance moment and final landing near Vert, Missouri.
Rally in Anrain TN appeals after conviction on loan interest charge
Mieie A Rally appealed to the Superior Court after being found guilty on a charge of calculating interest on a loan. The defendant was not represented by counsel at the magistrate hearing. The complaining wit ness, a carpenter at the University, testified he borrowed $79 in December 1917 to buy jewelry from Rally and was charged $7.50 monthly interest. Rally claimed he lent $87.50 with $1.55 monthly interest and said checks totaling $7.56 were partly paid in cash as the rest of interest.
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Mieie A. Rally
Beore Tuaige
Nally
Justice of the Peace
AO Sellick
Witese
Jewilery
Rally
Sellck
Selleik
Frosted Sorghum Silage Question Arose At University
The university has received many inquiries about using frosted sorghum as silage. Frosted plants may contain prussic acid a dangerous poison for cattle. Mixed into silage the poison is diluted but risks remain. frost is a key factor and dry fodder may reduce this poisoning risk. Agricultural Extension Service notes and silo guidance are available for application and safety.
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Aegricultural Extension Servis Irsity
Utah Coal Miners Bayonet Assault Demonstrates Patriotism
Utah coal miners, key to national war effort, boosted production by 569000 tons in six months 1918 and project an 800000 ton rise for the year. They funded Liberty Loans and Red Cross drives, improved living conditions at camps, and erected bathhouses and hospitals. Under Lt Jorne C Devalon SA T corps unit at the University of Are Zou, a no mans land bayonet assault course is being built to train in fortifications trenching and wire entanglement simulating a bayonet charge over fifty yards with obstacles and mopping up.
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National Guard
Son Kearny
Camp Lewis
France
Utah
Carson County
United States
Jorne CC. Devalon
University of Are Zou
Former Socialist Official Drowns After Arrest in Oregon
Victor J. McCone, former secretary of the Socialist party in Oregon, drove his car into the Willamette River at Portland after being arrested on a statutory charge. A police officer had offered a garage visit before McCone allegedly steered toward the river and disappeared. the body was recovered.
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Ore
Victor J. McCone
Socialist Party
Oregon
Williamette River
McCone
House for Sale Ad Encourages Story in Columns
A suggestive old ad urges readers to add human interest when selling a property. The smiling father with two boys highlights how fuller details and a compelling story can drive action in newspaper house listings.
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Father
Pals of Hughes Sign Affidavits to Encourage Contes
Arizona report says Hughes of Tucson chancellor of the University of Arizona forwarded affidavits to Senator Colter. The affidavits signed by Joe Wiley J W Stinson T K Marshal and Mrs Giles relate to a contest and are tied to County election irregularities in Greenlee Cochise and elsewhere. Contests around Colter and Governor Campbell's administration are noted with disputes over votes and ballot markings.
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Phoenix
Ariz
T Hughes
Tucson
University of Arizona
Senator Colter
Hughes
Joe Wiley
J. W. Stinson
T. K. Marshal
Giles
Arizona
Ildies
Colter
Campulet
Ughes
Greenlee
Greenlee County
Republict
Tere
Ofton
Chuuenha
James Kirby
Cochise
Dow
Campbell
If Your Paper Is Stopped Today
The Tucson Citizen warns that papers will discontinue on October 1, 1915 if subscriptions are unpaid. Urges readers to remit 75 cents per month or 7.09 dollars per year to continue delivery.
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War Industries Board
Pews
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