Peace Conference at Washington But Not From His Post
The article argues that if allies insist on the U S head serving personally at the Peace Conference, Berlin Brussels and Versailles should be set aside in favor of the White House in Washington. It praises the White House as democratic and suited to shelter the historic assembly. It contends the president’s absence would imply a lack of capable U S representatives among over one hundred million citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Washington
United States
Berlin
Brussels
Versailles
White House
Assembly
Tucson Citizen Historic Publisher and Wire Info
The Tucson Citizen, Arizona's leading newspaper since 1870, announces its association with the Associated Press Leased Wire and Audit Bureau of Circulation. Published weekday evenings from the Citizen Building, Tucson, Arizona, under Allan B. Jaynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Tucson
Ariz
Tucson Sting and Publishing Company
Allan B. Jaynes
Adis
Tucson Citizen
Common Sense Called for on Masks and City Restrictions
A public health plea argues masks are a proven flu preventative and that arrests will follow for violators entering shops without one. It urges clear policy: either revoke restrictions to restart commerce or keep them if effective, warning prolonged limits could bankrupt the community.
Arizona Commission slams railroad wartime control in Creamery case
In a bold rebuke, the Arizona Corporation Commission questions railroad authority under federal wartime oversight. The column argues McAdoo and the railroad administration overstepped powers, cites fare hikes and service declines, and urges states to restore state regulation postwar.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
Maricopa
Corporation Commission
Arizona
Arizaga Corporation Commission
McAdoo
Tucson
Washington
Railroad
Wilson
W. G. McAdoo
Commission
Bureau of
Railroad Administration
President Wilson plans Europe trip with Mrs Wilson
The article reports that President Wilson plans to join the peace commission to Europe and that Mrs Wilson will accompany him. It notes controversy over leaving the United States, cites a constitutional tradition restricting presidential absence, and mentions support from friends and political editors observing the matter.
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Wilson
Peace Commission
Europe
Friends
United States
Hed R Vhi
State Department
Washington
Call to end military gag on press and free speech
Medill McCormick and editorial voices urge removing censorship on army and navy officers and publications. The piece condemns restrictive orders by military and defense leaders and argues for transparency and press access as demobilization looms. It notes McCormick’s Senate bid and warns of the fate of prior senatorial favorites.
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United States
Navy
Army
Daniels
Baker
West Point
Annapolis
Lattaburgs
Congress
Twenty Years Ago Doday Dueson Guests and Local Arrivals
Twenty years ago today guests from New York and local residents visited and returned. Mr Samuel J Tilden of New York was the guest of Mrs Tom Leavie. Mr Grosmetta returned from Hisbee with plans for Finnigan Ball by Murray and Mack. Mr and Mrs ToC Shrouf arrived from a prolonged wedding trip and began housekeeping. The Mexican orchestra practiced for the grand Thanksgiving ball. Mr Willard Wright and Mrs Wright were married recently in Kansas City to Miss wornall. Johnacs unmentioned niece of N W and AL Bernard of the Tiny.
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Samuel J Tilden
New York
Mra
Tom Leavie
Grosmetta
Finnigan
Murray and
Mack
Mr and
Mra Toc Shrouf
City
Willard Wright
Mra Wright
Kansas
Mise Wornall Johnacsu
Mepers
N. W
Bernard
Thanksaboing Proclamation Thanksgiving Day Proclaimed by Arizona Governor
Governor Geo W P Hunt proclaims November 28 1918 as Thanksgiving Day in Arizona citing national tradition and the end of a great task. The proclamation notes service flags in homes and the enduring gifts of liberty and justice. Sidney P Osborn signs as Secretary of State.
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United States
Geo. W. P. Hunt
State of
Arizona
Phoenix
Capitol
A. D
Postal Telegraph Fights U S Control
Lawrence Mackay president of the Postal Telegraph Cable Co says he will appeal to the court of claims against the government compensation award. He claims the post office plan favors Western Union and notes 1917 profits of 4.27 million while his firm gets only half. He asserts they have been badly treated and will press the fight.
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Actes
York
Western Union
Larence H Mackay
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Court of Claims
Washington
Burneson
Mackay
Friday
Post Office Committee
Meser, Harrow, Wade, Guthries & Co
Chartered Accountants of
New York
London
Reconstruction conference to discuss land and jobs for veterans
Washington will host a January 9 conference under the National Popular Government league to consider reconstruction problems. Judson Kine says topics include land for returning soldiers and sailors, employment on public works, and implications for foreign and domestic commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Popular Government League
Judson Kine
League
Soldier in posse killed by Canadian draft evaders
Prince Albert Saskatchewan November 21 Private Charles Horsley a posse member seeking bandits who killed Jamens McKay Jr of this city last Friday near Steep Creek was shot and killed while entering a tunnel believed to shelter two fugitives McKay a sheriff's officer was ambushed at a farm owned by Doctor Gervas as he tried to seize under sheriff orders His body and car were dumped into the Saskatchewan river by the assailants who are suspected draft evaders from Montreal
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Prince Albert
Sask
Charles Horsley
Jamens McKay, Jr
Steep Creek
Here
McKay
Doctor Gervas
Saskatcchwa
Montreal
Raincoat Contractor Acquitted in Army Bribe Case
New York Nov 21 Harry F E Lazarus a raincoat contractor was acquitted today by a federal court jury of bribing Chief Inspector Charles L Fuller of the quartermaster department to influence favorable action on raincoat contracts. Lazarus offered no defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry FE. Lasarus
Charles L. Fuller
Quatermaster Department
Lazarus
Von Besseler escapes Poland on river barge
Zurich dispatch reports Gen. Hans Von Besseler, German governor general of occupied Russian territories, fled Warsaw by secretly boarding a Victula river barge in an unheroic exit from the Polish capital dated November 21.
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Zurich
Hans von Besseler
Russia
Munich
Warsaw
Wyoming County Claims Palm in United War Work Campaign
Casper Wyoming Nov 21 With an oversubscription of 242 percent in the United War Work campaign fund Natrona county today claimed the county record for the United States The county's quota was 26000 dollars
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Wyoming County
United War Work
Casper
Wyo
United War Work Campaign Fund
Natrona County
United States
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Chicago Tribune
Senate
Illinois
McCormick
Henry Ashurst
Buckhecht
Buckheccht
Buckingham & Hecht, Manufacturers
San Francisco
Doday ”N Dueson
Dodge Brothers Motor
McArthur Brothers
Scott Street
Santa Rita
State OF Arizona Executive Department
Sidney P. Osborn
Postal Telegraph
U. S
the International Bank
Congress Hotel
Bidg
Col
Congress & Toole
Reuben R. R. Cook
Ben. von Besseler
Poland
Ee Victory Prosperit
Sele
Geo.p.ide &Co
Makers
Troy, WY
Wheeler & Perry
Tooie Ave
Los Angeles
East Congress
Pierre A. Rally
N. Stone
Thos. R. Blair
Thomas A. Briggs
L. C. Cowan
City Recorder
Frank T. Bailey
George F. Gray
J. H. Schneider
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