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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1918

Page

3

Wilbur Addresses Food Administration Conference

Tay Lyman Wilbur of Stanford University told the Phoenix audience that the United States must assume a longer food responsibility after entering the war late. He urged Americans to reduce waste, eat less butter and sugar, and support global relief through food, noting Europe’s unstable postwar governments and Russia’s transport challenges.

Tay Lyman Wilbur Stanford University the Food Administration Phoenis Wilbur Moorer United States America Mercause Europe Dir Wilbur Sring Russia Hungary Denmark Italy Armenia Turkey The Food Administration France England Elarve He Food Administration Hoover Willie Australia Drr Wilbur South America

Social Items From University Faculty Camp Trip

Professors F. Vattioun and A Hubbard of the University spent last week with faculty in the Saots Huta mountains camp. Hubbard led part of the week. Miss Louse Spore home demonstration agent traveled to Tucson and Phoenix for a food administration conference with Mrs. Lockwood and Miss Zisimerman. Mrs. H. Alexander KEW trained nurse prepares for New York and overseas duty. local residents discuss plans at 504 East Second Street with Mrs Pulin and Mrs Jin Barns.

F. Vattioun Hubbard Mies Louse Spore Tucson Phoenix Mra. Lockwood Mise Zisimerman Food Administration Mra. H. Alexander KEW New York States Army

Miss Helen Campbell to Enter Red Cross Nurse Training

Elder daughter of Judge John Ho Campbell leaves Tuc son for New York City to begin hospital training as a Red Cross nurse. A University of Arizona graduate from last June she was active in university Red Cross work and Beta Phi fraternity, with strong social life on the coast and in city war work. Friends congratulate her on pursuing larger service.

Helen Campbell John Ho Campbell Tucson New York City Redrose Miss Campbell University of Arizona Ned Cross TH Beta Phi

Lawsuit ends with Pandora Mine claim favoring plaintiffs

Koes Randolph and J H Manning won on an amended complaint against Thomas Wille Guy and Lee Solomon. Damages of 83 were eliminated. The Pandora s Box mining claim on Interocean ranch was established for the plaintiffs. Solomon claims no stake to Hendolph Manning property and asserts homestead rights.

Koes Randolph J. H Manning Thomas Wille Guy Lee Solomon Pattee Superior Court Interocean Hendolph- Manning Selomen Solomon

Influenza Maintains Steady Pace With Six Cases

City health officer reports six influenza cases on Monday as part of the weekly average, noting no acceleration or decline. Public concern grows over when masks will be discontinued while weather shifts to windy, wet conditions possibly boosting cold symptoms.

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Four Arizona Men Named in Daw's Casualty List

The Citizen reports casualties overseas with four Arizonans named Joseph Smith Morris of Mesa killed in action William Ieee of Turner killed in action Richard Irwin Fisk of Phoenix wounded slightly August A Junge of Pearce killed in action Jose M. Duran Winston Ariz and Janes Pickering of Phoenix listed as wounded in unknown degree previously reported missing and the full list is kept on file at The Citizen business office.

Joseph Smith Morris Mesa Ariz William Ieee Turner Richard Irwin Fisk Phoenixs A Junge Pearce France Citizen Business Office Jose HM. Duran Winstow Arizamt Janes Pickering Phoenix Aden

Busy trip by Dr. von Kleinsmid in the East

Dr von Kleinsmid president of the University of Arizona returned to Taccon eounly Sunday morning after a two week trip. He attended meetings in Chicago and New York shaping postwar university military policy and League of Nations educational plans. While abroad he learned of the death of James Preston Jones, his former assistant, from bronchial pneumonia contracted aboard. von Kleinsmid conducted the funeral in Chesterton and delivered the address.

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Charlie Chaplin May Visit Tucson For Bullfight Film

When George F Kitt discussed a possible film project with Charlie Chaplin in Los Angeles the star showed interest in shooting a picture in Tucson and planned to visit when an opportunity arose.

Charlie Chaplin Tucson George F Kitt Los Angeles

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