Tucson Citizen background and affiliations notice
The Tucson Citizen announces its status as a longstanding Arizona daily, with Associated Press wire service and local news republication rights noted. It lists publication details, ownership, and mailing address for inquiries.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Tucson
Ariz
Tucson Printing and Publishing Company
Allan B. Jaynes
Tucson Citizen
Arizona
Associated Press
Public Telegraph Service Under Government Control
The author denounces government control of telegraph and postal services as rotten and inefficient. They accuse Burleson of moving telegraph offices into post offices to save costs, warn of slow delivery, and urge returning the system to private hands for faster communication. The piece cites past arrests for telegrams sent by mail and criticizes civil service incompetence.
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Thrton
Rubeson
Tucson
Burleson
Burlegon
Justice and God as Peace Watchword in Cardinal Mercier’s Plea
Cardinal Mercier urges allied nations to demand justice in postwar terms, warning against a peace at any price. He criticizes German moves as camouflage, and stresses that victory lies in a just settlement sanctified by God. The call urges unity with justice as the standard for ratifying the treaty.
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Germany
Belgium
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Third-term campaign and war powers push in 1920 politics
The article criticizes the 1920 third-term push and Wilson era plans to seize control of public utilities and natural resources. It notes Senate inaction on war powers, anticipates Bryan doctrine as Wilson platform, and praises Republican opposition as shaping the 1920 election debate.
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Congress
Jim Ham Lewis
Bryan
Wilson
Senate Republicans
Germany's Food Aid Prompts Austrian Relief Plan
France warns civilian rations cannot rise in France while Germany to supply immediate cereals to ease Austrian misery. Herr Solf's anti armistice push seen as political, not domestic. La Follette inquiry blasted for delay and perceived lethargy before Senate Privileges and Elections.
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Germany
Austria
Victor Boret
France
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Wisconsin
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Editors Voice Urges Stopping War Work to Scrap Finishes
The columnist argues Britain should halt war production to avoid waste. Finishing partially built shells and guns wastes material, labor, and taxpayer money. Stop the war effort, scrap unfinished weapons, and redirect to civilian needs for economy and reconstruction.
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New York Sun
Guna
Bill's Icebon and a Hitler era larder tale
A Chicago Tribune piece jokes about William Hohenzollern and a Berlin palace stash of meat and noodles. It mocks critics while recalling the former emperor's wartime career and the notion of returning to Germany with alibis and generous rations.
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Chicago Tribune
Herr Hohenzollern
Germany
William
Copenhagen
Berlin
Bill
Nobs
OUR MEN IN CHINA
The article notes American troops in Tientsin obeying a liquor ban, a test of discipline on pay day. It praises their sobriety and steadiness, comparing them to troops in France and calling them true Americans for adhering to orders and sacrificing quietly.
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North China Star
Bernard Shaw
Tientsin
Washington
Tienstin
America
France
Rainy Night Patched Streets Slow Tucson
Twenty years ago Doday Sn reports heavy rain in Tucson leaving mud filled streets. City officials lay temporary sand crossings to aid foot traffic as Hogan's Uncle Tom's Cabin company arrives for a Tucson Opera House show of 25 performers with solid recommendations. Hugo Donan and G A Hoff are named by Democrats for mayor.
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Tucson
Twins in Court Speak on Stand in Philippines Case
In Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Benedict hears Lucio and Simplicio Godino, twins born March 2 1909 in Samar Philippines, who were shown on a stand. Their father Leonie Gedine from Manila seeks custody while child welfare workers question age and guardianship amid Samar Twins exhibit controversy.
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New York
Justice Benedict
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Lucio
Simplicio Godino
Simplicin
Benedict
Coney Island
Theodora Yangen
Philippines
Leonie Gedine
Manila
Children's Society
Senor Teding
Samar
HooWas
Senor Godine
Justere
Sener Geadting
Troney
Edyade Nelag
Justreee
Willian A. Robinson
Enat
State University Exceeds War Fund Quota
The University of Arizona led by example in the war drive for social and religious groups aiding soldiers. It publicly supports soldiers at home and abroad, pledging 4358.80 to the War Work Fund, with contributions from Officers and men, SAT students, SAT students not in, and faculty.
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University of Arizona
Arizona
Army Training Corps
New Mining Bulletin Publishes Field Tests for Common Metals
Bulletin No 93 in the Mineral Technology Series 21 by George f Mansett from the University of Arizona outlines simple field tests for metals in minerals. Copies are free from the State Bureau of Mines, University of Arizona, Tucson.
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George F. Mansett
University of Arizona
Arizona State Bureau of Mines
State Bureau of Mines
Tuestizona
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