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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1916
Page
4
The Phoenix Superior Court reveals John Terry was arrested for bootlegging and released on a bond signed by Governor Hunt. Critics question the governor's role in enforcement while Hunt denied bias, accusing him of campaigning deceit on prohibition and challenging the voters' verdict.
Surprise strike at the Ajo camp disrupts a company built model town for its Mexican employees. Under Mike Curley’s direction, workers expected cooperative stores and schooling facilities, with concrete community houses and planned amenities, but production has not begun and the project stalls amid labor action.
The candidate for Mayor of Tucson states a commitment to transparency and a defined set of policies if elected. He says he will inform the public of his concrete plans and actions for city governance.
A report notes that electricians and miners strike over copper price rises affecting their work and wages. The New Corpelinooper Company is praised for concern toward employees, while momentum for broader work stoppages grows as communities await a fair adjustment in Fima County.
The Douglas Dispatch notes Phoenix talks on a Democratic gubernatorial bid. Maricopa County figures like Carl Hayden and others are named as possible candidates to challenge Governor Campbell. The piece urges party unity to build on current prosperity and avoid early splits.
Army defeats Navy 15 to 7 in a midseason clash as Oliphant and Vidal star with repeated scoring drives and key defensive plays. The Navy rally pauses after strong midgame pressure, but Army holds on in the final period.
A fragmented report notes an Indiana senator visiting Arizona for a political tour. The text references a person named Jaha and remarks on events at a venue associated with Alfa Bares, with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
An odd morning note mentions Hiena Bowman a 4 foot German of Bowle in the city. It notes that box water for the windows doesn’t cost much and cites F. W. Brows & Co as builders of therms.
A civic committee convened to discuss playground programs and child welfare with notes on supervision and play value. Professor Neel Mineucans Dye presented observations on safe play environments and the mental benefits of supervised recreation for children.
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