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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1916
Page
2
In a county case, testimony focused on saddle ownership and related acts. Prosecutor G. O. Cable led the case with County Attorney and defense counsel J. W. Penny arguing the points in court.
A touring party outlines plans to explore Arizona copper districts from Tucson to Jerome. They note expected mine openings, discuss financing for Magnate, New Cornelia, and Ray Consolidated properties, and anticipate visits to Phoenix, Globe, Prescott, and other camps with potential profit and state prosperity spelling a copper era.
Reported results show 173 memberships for the Y Campaign amid a year ahead. Winners of a contest between the Reds and the Blues secured 116 members with 029.50 and 142g events credited, while other totals included 47 TenwerTs and 401 feet by ramp agents. Secretary BE Kenney Meller and Y officials hailed the turnout and emphasized ongoing work for the coming year. The highest individual point scorer was from the FasHeTeY Ame team and the University group added 20 memberships.
Last winter Claude endured a severe attack of crgup. Mrs. T. H. Tetl of Vesomies Pa says she used Chamberlain's Bedy on neighbor's advice and it relieved him quickly. Advertisement note claims the remedy is obtainable everywhere.
Under a new plan the Post Office Department will pay railroads by space rather than weight to move mail on railway post office cars. Extra mail sacks and pouches are stockpiled in western offices and will be used for the Christmas rush. Washington post bag shops have produced hundreds of thousands of sacks, as railway officials survey divisions and hold conferences with postmasters to prepare for the holiday season.
A mixed up OCR notice describes the Paramount drama Public Opinion at the Broadway starring Bien De Sweet as a leading figure. The plot riffs on a Belasco style tale with a poisoned heroine attempting to reveal a corrupt system and exact justice, reflecting a tense, sensational stage presentation.
The record lists individuals visiting or staying in Tucson or nearby areas. Names include Alice Menm arriving from Phoenis, George Merriats from Ajo overnight in Trerson, W. Norvill from Fior ence, Jomnsen from Deortas i, P. Weller from Woronet, A. Clark visiting from Prescott, Fred E. Coolper a Phoenix post office inspector in Tucson, Henry DP. Ross of the State Su tam, and Tred the official court reporter from Pinal County visiting Florence.
London notes the foreign office refused safe conduct to Count Adam Tarnowski von Harnow the new Austriangingeartee ambassador to the United States. The report includes other mixed items referencing observatory director changes and irrigation services.
A large crowd attended an evangelist meeting at the city armory. The speaker urged personal faith and urged listeners to support church missions, noting a plan for annual community services and a Friday mass meeting. The event spurred emotional testimonies and calls for continued support.
The Mickey Anderson sentencing was postponed until Wednesday at the request of Judge John B. Campbell, with related remarks by Judge Sawtelle and references to Pattee’s United States attorney role. Knights of Pythias announce a meeting and a Masonic party is planned at the Scottish Rite Cathedral.
A reader describes bronchitis progression and urges bed rest and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent broncho pneumonia. The note credits Charles E. K. Woodard and endorses the product as the cure.
National Geographic describes the Ruminian cathedral complex at Curtea de Argeș in Wallachia, details the 13th century court move from Campa to Arges, and recounts legends of Saint Vitalis related to the church’s erection. It notes architects Manole and Petre built the famed domed edifice, with later restorations by Lecomte Nou, and the royal consecration attended by King Carol and Carmen Sylva.
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