McAdoo Resigns as Treasury Secretary and Railways Chief
President Wilson accepts the resignation of William Gibbs McAdoo from the Treasury and head of government railways. Arthur Meador will retire. no successor named yet. McAdoo plans final recommendations to Congress on war finance and rail reform before leaving office.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tvmmity Forceot
Jared Fortune
Wilhem
Nile
Wilsoy
Treasury
Meadow
Nik Peeition
McAdoo
Ciahee Corporation
Mu Adoo
Doubtionn
Potte
Manentivy
MeAdon
Local Classified Fragments and Ads From Tucson Page
A jumble of stray classified entries lists lodging rentals, room furnishings, and autos. It shows a North Cherry Street location near Speedway with contact numbers, a hospital area mention, and ads for sale items, services, and wanted help.
William Siewert Dies at 71 Pioneer Restaurateur
William Siewert, pioneer restaurateur of the old town noted for French dining, baking and confections, died at 4 o clock Saturday from old age infirmities. He passed at his daughter Mrs Quintus Monier’s home, 324 South Stone avenue. Siewert, a Kiev-born Russian immigrant, settled in Missouri before moving to Kansas City and later Tucson, where his wife died four years ago. He leaves two children, Mrs Monier and Mr J K Brown, and was a former Willard hotel figure active in fraternal orders Hed Men and Woodmen of the World.
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William Siewert
Theson
Old Town
Ofelock
Quintus Monier
South Stone Avenue
Siewert
Kiev
Ukraine
United States
Missouri
Pacron
Kantses City
Tucson
Mra Monier
J. K. Brown
San Francisco
Kent
Liminum
East McCormick Street
Sievert Wes Prominetor
Willard Hotel
Hed Men
Myath Circle
Woodmen
Westberg in Subway Car Smashup Injures Telegraph Worker
Four vehicle collision in a subway section near Westberg Saturday morning left EG Westhere of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company injured with a crushed thumb and bruises. Edgar Poti drove a Studebaker stalled by a Ford, and a Moline hitch hammer driven by George Martin struck, trapping Westberg between the Studebaker and the Ford as he attempted to crank the Ford. Damages to the Ford estimated at $150.
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George Wo Martin
Studebaker
Ford
Ahees Hearing Resumes After Saturday Session
The preliminary hearing of Mike Shee resumed before Justice Meise on Saturday afternoon. Evidence included three swat cee items claimed to be from a route, described as seed material and as having been produced in a scheme. The case ties a man coding with Bijas Alhbwage to a Neugatee proceeding and continues through the week with testimony about a possible toward a connection to an ob etour.
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Mike Shee
Justice Meise
Eloedk
Éasion
Seven New Influenza Cases Reported In City
Masking remains general as seven new influenza cases are reported to the city health officer. A mask shortage is noted with 2,000 masks extracted from supply. The unmasked street scene is described as rare and no arrests occurred by the time reported.
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Baturlay
Thomas Beldame Dies at 82 in Arizona
Thomas Beldame longtime bookkeeper for the Southern Arizona Bank and Trust Company died Saturday morning at the family residence 16 East Fifth Street at the age of 82. Born in England he was the in law of Justice Barnes. The funeral will be held Monday at 1 oclock.
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Thomas Beldame
Thomas Belts
Justice) Barnes
Southern Arizona Bank & Trust
East Fifth Street
Mir Beldame
England
Carload of Dodges Arrives as Commercial Revival Opens
McArshur Brothers have received a cart of Dodge touring cars and wagons. Pascale, manager, says the Dodge lineup marks the first harbinger of peacetime revival and that more deliveries will come regularly. He has 60 in sight.
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McArshur
Dodge
Peace Times
Pascale
Great Lakes and Annapolis Prep For Paragut Field Showdown
Intense interest surrounds the football clash between the Great Lakes team and Annapolis Midshipmen at Parragut Field today. Both squads are in peak condition as expectations mount for a marquee season duel.
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Annapolis
Nov
Great Lakes
Parragut Field
Government aims to seize wires in rail control dispute
An Associated Press summary reports intensified government pressure to take control of major telegraph and railroad communications. Officials claim compensation to Postmaster General and threats to shift tolls and profits to Western Telegraph, while unions challenge rates and threaten broader rail influence.
Railway Service Not Worse Says H C Hallmark
H C Hallmark freight and passenger agent for the Armara Eastern railway states service is not worse since government control. He notes schedules longer but more trains on 7000 miles of the Pacific line, compares 87 to private era, cites more changes plus wartime staff shifts and new agents still learning on the job.
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H C Hallmark
Genero
Armara
Mc Aden
Railwaye
Orem
Lieutenant McDermott Dies of Wounds in Action
Lieut William McDermott died from wounds received in action on October 2. He was born in Butte Montana and educated at the University of Arizona and Cornell. He served in France after training at Fort Benning and Leavenworth and was active in the last drive before the armistice.
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Morga
mecDermot
William
University of Arizons
Cornell University
Fort Benjamin Harrison
France
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
Jetters
McDermott
Derlin
McWade Takes Lease on Old Cababi Silver Mine
S. G. MeWade took a lease on the Cababi mine a silver property about 45 miles southwest of Tucson in the desert mountains. Formerly manager of the property he notes rising silver prices make operation possible despite remoteness from rail. The Cababi, an old Padres era property, was developed by C r Wilson linked with Stratton Copper and Hat Copper ventures.
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S. G. MeWade
Cababi
Cabvabi Mining Company
Desert Mountains
Tucson
McWade
Cr. Wilson
Stratton Copper Company
Hat Copper Company
Tully Plans Expanded Work For Arizona Pioneers Society
Charles H. Tully, successor to John J. Magee as secretary of the Arizona Pioneers Historical Society, aims to broaden the society’s activities to match its name. The legislature funds $125 monthly for rent and the secretary’s salary. He will circulate questionnaires to pioneers across the state seeking settlement times, events, resources, curiosities, and archaeological relics. The piece notes a pioneer who arrived in Tucson in 1867, later engaging in publishing, teaching, and fraternal work.
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Charles H. Tully
John J. Magee
Arizona Pioneers Historical Society
Tully
Tucson
New York Safe Insurance Firm Tops Liberty Bond Subscriptions
An insurance journal notes the New York Safe Insurance Company, for which the agent is cited, subscribed to 2.4 million Liberty bonds, the largest amount by any insurer worldwide, highlighting the firm as a prime investment source.
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Liberty Bums
New York
J. A. Fe
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Verena Underwear
Myers & Bloom Co
One-Price Clothiers
E. Congress St
Arizona Lumber
John W. Estill
The
F. Ronstadt Co
Madoo
Benjamin Strang Gover
New York Federal Today
Aarel
Meyer
PuPiishe
Vatertieherdt
Nestek
His
Wales
Speedway
W. Tl Schmerker
Widman Tor
Yeite Stirewe
Peteereot Weber Iit
Royal Bakery
H. Crarks
Ninth St
Westberg
Ahee
Ronstadt Grain & Implement CO
Ervous
S. Wire
Liew Derstal Fe Gaph- Cable Company
Clarence Mackey
Ann el Tena
Wall
Tae Mackey
Postel
Boope
Brnes
Mit
Western Toe Telegraph Company
Bubs Mache
Burteson
Nias
Vestal
Npany
Ateron
Henera Borleson
Borleson
Hallroat
H. C. Hallmark
Etalinus
Lieut. McDermott
East Congress
C. Goldstein
Fiese
Page Furniture CO
North Sixth Ave
American Cleaning Works
KK. Smith
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