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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1916

Page

4

Morrie Roth-Pac Supportal City Hall Vacancies Attack

The text discusses Morrie Roth and mentions his probable election as mayor of Tecsen. It warns the city hall crowd may retain jobs despite a growing overdraft. It imagines Morrie leading a large car station presidency, as a target for critics.

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Local City Leadership Turmoil Over Mayoral Suitors

Fragmented OCR notes recount the Morris campaign bitterly split over mayoral succession. Dr Morris admits Parker suits better, pledging stay as long as dormitory rules at the University of Athens are observed. The scene centers on city hall and the ball drama.

Political reform in city affairs urged by independent press

The Citizen argues for separate municipal governance from national party lines, stressing efficient city services and accountability in sewerage, streets, and water. it asserts politicians should be judged by performance, not party allegiance, and criticizes patronage and neglect ahead of the upcoming municipal election.

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Untitled note on city business and welfare concerns

Fragmentary text discusses city administration and welfare of the community. It mentions the importance of satisfaction for those involved and references the university and crime sources. The readable portion centers on governance and public welfare priorities.

Milholland Boissevain a Suffragist Leader Dies After Illness

Inez Milholland Boissevain, famed beauty and social worker, dies in Los Angeles after more than four months of illness. A lifelong activist, she earned fame in the 1910s as a bold suffragist and lawyer, spoke for the Women’s Party, and led campaigns across New York and Washington. Her husband Eugen Boissevain and family plan her burial in New York.

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War impact on Ui. 3 dependence shown by report

The report discusses how nations at war influence Ui. 3 dependence noting that the United States relies on foreign supplies for several critical items. It highlights manganese from Belgium and other minerals, with Japan and China supplying some, while American manufacturers have maintained production and shifted sourcing to importers. The piece reflects on how wartime disruption reshapes industrial supply chains and strategic dependencies.

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Real Estate Transfers and Estates Noted in Local Records

Fragmented notice records transfers and estates with names of banks and trustees. It lists parcels in sections and townships, mortgages, and property conveyances, plus a memorial note of thanks for the loss of a wife and mother.

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