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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1918
Page
2
Anderson Son of Sitting Bull Dies in Soldiers Home
The article recounts Anderson, son of Sitting Bull, a former slave born in the Cherokee Nation, who served in the Civil War and later guided gold seekers. He lived in Bozeman and Hozenan before moving to a Soldiers Home near Los Angeles where he passed away at an advanced age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wies Rourenman. Mort
Los Angeles
Hoceman
Anideson
Oklahoma
Ander
YahaWev
Union
Ead
Regulatre
Witer
Prmyv
Anderson
Bozeman
Por Noine Creek
Iyrat
Rosebud Frank “Grounds
Yellowstone
Custer
Stting Bull
Hozenan
Preliam
France
Lid Off Sugar With Arrival of Cuba's Big Crop
New York report outlines easing of sugar restrictions in anticipation of Cuba’s January crop. Federal divisions plan to demobilize certain controls on refiners and distribution starting mid December, while public limits remain at four pounds per person per month, with changes effective around January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
New York
United States
Cahas Sigar
Stear
USA
Americans to Sail From France for Rotterdam Prisoner Transfer
An American liner will sail from a French port for Rotterdam with 96 officers and 2960 men who have been prisoners of war in Germany. Maj. Gen. James G. Harbord orders adequate rations clothing tobacco canned goods and towels for the prisoners. A gun band will play the Star Spangled Banner as the ship departs for freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Tours
Rotterdam
Germany
France
America
James G. Harbord
Commissary Department
Quartermaster Corps
New Mexico murderer granted another reprieve
A. B. Smith sentenced to death for Luna County Sheriff murder receives a reprieve to December 19 for further mental evaluation. Doctors testified about paranoia and the complexity of insanity, with defense noting possible normality in other areas. The state supreme court heard expert testimonies on November 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee Press
A. B. Smith
Dashieyo
Stephens
Luna County
State Supreme Court
Smith
William Sucick
Salem
Ore
J. W. Elder
James A. Massie
Santa Fe
A. M. Edwards
Assoc Santa
Bolsheviks Prepare Baltic Invasion to Seize Provisions
Report from the Associated Press notes Bolshevik forces under N. R. E. Ons urged invasion of the Baltic provinces to gain food and supplies. German troops reportedly pulled back from Narva front signaling possible Russian advancement amid prisoner releases and mounting disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Enags Ons
Rich- Waite
Narva
Cermads
Germain
Pt Niles
Kp?pe
Train Arryvying Dying Pyre Yn Bre Vrs Record
Fragmentary OCR notes show a train arrival or event sketch with names and places garbled. The readable bits hint at a local record entry or brief item but lack coherent details for a full summary.
Post project to colonize large Pima tract in Arizona
A plan described by Mr Poet and partners aims to recruit experienced farmers to settle a vast Pima County area. Agents will promote dry farming and stable crops while guiding settlers who can finance and manage the endeavor. The project extends across the valley and compares to the larger Tucson Farms scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Poet
California
Tiafners
Tse
Post
W. Berniner
Sacramention Valley
Bavymiller
Post Wa
Rillito Station
Christensen
Utah
Prescot
Verde Valley
Tucson Farms
Tucson Farms Company
Valley Farms Company
Pima
Edwin R. Post
Paul Post
Pre ‘Mo
First Air Banquet Served Aboard Mail Plane
Nine passengers dined 44 feet above the Elizabeth field to celebrate the air mail service terminus. Pilot Max Miller led the mail plane from the field at 12 10 as a Handley Page craft flew 22 minutes overhead. Guests included Allan R. and Augustus Post among Aero Club of America officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Elizabeth
United States Air Mail Service
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Max Miller
E. B. Waller
Royal Fliving Forces
Allan Reacher
Augustus Post
The
Aero Club of America
Thompson resigns as head of Inspiration Copper
William B Thompson resigns as president of Inspiration Consolidated Copper, succeeded by C. F. Kelley. The firm reportedly passed to control of Anaconda Conover Mining, with John D Ryan elected a director. Properties are at Miami Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Thompson
Inspiration Copper
Associated Press
New York
William B Thompson
Inspiration Consolidate¢ Copper Company
C. F. Kelley
Thomason
Anaconda Conover Mining Company
John D Rvan
Inspiration Company
Miami
Ariz
Deadhorse to Re station Peadhorse Alaska
Alaska announces future railway station at Deadhorse on Seward to Fairbanks line. Nov 24 report notes trains will run to five passengers and offer views of Mount McKinley from the line. Hebe rt region described as a premier panorama for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadhorse
Peadhorse
Alaska
Seward
Fairbanks
Teadhorse
Iilston
Mount McKinley
Hebert
Fractured OCR Fragment on British War Updates
Fragmentary OCR text hints at sensational British wartime prop concerns and censorship. It mentions appeals to public sentiment and warnings to readers about dangers to eyes and safety, but details are unclear.
Whitlock Assignment Signals U S Legation Shuffle
Fragmentary note reports Whitlock at Braspels and mentions a U S legation posting with references to a minister and changes in officials. Unclear details but indicates a shake-up or reappointment involving overseas assignment.
Mooney Case Trials and Clemency Debate
Governor Stephens defends clemency for Mooney amid murder indictments linked to bomb plots. Five convicted defendants include Moon and Warren Billings with two acquittals. one seeks a death penalty reprieve as debates over justice and presidential clemency unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Warren
Billings
Wai Inis
Lfe
Te Folsom
Ena Moone
Thomas Dooney
Israel Weinberg
D. Nola
Brogeoto
Chaotic Conditions in Collecting Taxes Across Congress
A treasury briefing outlines delays in revenue legislation and the shift to old law collections. It notes Treasury plans to raise taxes under existing rules, while leaders doubt passage of a new measure this season. The piece discusses war profits tax proposals, potential issuance of long term notes, and the political hurdle ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Washington
Treasury
Internal Revenue of
Rea
Sfost Bense
Senate Teaders
Congress
Poshiv
Mooney case push for new trial urged by labor group
A 1913 memorandum notes calls for a new trial for Charles J Mooney who was sentenced to death. The American Federation of Labor backs a pardon or retrial citing perjury evidence and judge Griffin’s stance questioning the trial’s credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Vain
Gevert Stephens
Caifornia
Organ
Ced
Frank Worrison
Mir Morrison
Moon
Enhetias
Rial
Mooney
Tudge Griffin
Webb
Griffin
Stephens
Sims
Oxman
Shaft to Dead at Butte Montana Plan for a Liberty Shaft
Butte plans a giant monument shaft to rise on a hill at the city edge. The shaft would stand forty miles visible on clear days and bear the names of every Montana boy who died for his country in the great war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Butte
Mont
Butte
Utte
Montana
California Downs Stanford in First Classic Rivalry Clash
California defeated Stanford 67 to 0 in a historic football showdown played yesterday. The loss marks Stanford’s final season after six years under coach Ruggles, ending a long rivalry with California’s team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Stanford
C. Berkeley
Cal
Stanford University
University of California
Iceberg Swarm Reported in Takt Straits Near Douglas
Marines report a mass of icebergs in Takt Straits near Douglas Alaska as the Tarku Glacier remains active. Local old timers say they have not seen so much ice in the strait at this time of year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Alaska
Frey iu kka natives fear for Alaska dog population
In Juneau Alaska fears rise among Frey iu kka natives over a growing dog population and a native council at Hoonah urges action. In Anchorage authorities report tent and sled efforts tied to the Alaska Paving Commission as work continues on a railroad project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Junea
Frey
Anchorage
Alaska Pyeing Commission
Bulding
Sinks
Convicted Slaver Gang Members Executed in California
A convicts slaver gang member was hanged at a California penitentiary after a long trial. The sentence follows a murder tied to the Pils 2% Mo Castellano case with guards stationed in the ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convicetslaver Gang
Eillson
Cal
Arette
Mo Castellano
Oprette
Senate committee approves repeal of increased postage rates
The Senate finance committee approved amendments to the war revenue bill to repeal the 7 cent second class rate increase and the extra cent per pound on third class. The changes would set a 1 cent per pound rate within a 200 mile radius and make reductions effective upon enactment with first class rates changing July 1. The panel also moved a child labor tax proposal and debated zone-based second class rates to aid publishers in major distribution areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Commmites
EH Committee
Gisa
Senee
Teall Tates
Senetor Smoot
Utah
Republican
Provident
Utah Agricultural College War Report Counts 1275 Alumni in Army
Logan Utah Nov 24 The Utah Agricultural College reports 1275 former students have entered the army and 41 faculty and former faculty members are enrolled in the service. A service flag displays 32 gold stars marking those serving. The institution provided military training to T S A G men during the last two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Army
Logan
Utah Agricultural College
TSAG
Alaska Awaits Soldiers Returning From War
An Alaska editorial predicts a large influx of returning soldiers in the peace era. The piece argues Alaska will come into its own as young servicemen seek the outdoors in the northland, with expectations of thousands arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Vinson
Junean Dispatch
Northland
Cost of U S War Effort Revealed In Annual Report
A. S. Burk treasurer discloses the year ending June 30 costs for the United States military arm, navy, civil government, and pensions. Total outlay reaches 5.645 billion dollars with breakdowns for ships boards and pensions noted, alongside public debt figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
A. S
Warhington
Shipping Board
John Burke
United States
McAdoo
Hers Gye
Irrigation Project Planned for Yakima Residence Lots
November 25 report that Wakimingett commissioners plan a postwar irrigation system to supply water to residence lots citywide. The plan calls for water wheels and open ditches where piping has not yet been used, indicating a comprehensive feeder for all city areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Wash
Wakinigett
Swert Racer Tragedy After Pond Ice Breaks
A brief report indicates several people perished when an ice pond broke under them late last night. Names and exact numbers are unclear due to damaged text but authorities are investigating the tragedy at the pond location.
Prince Louis Phillin of France Dies in Military Hospital
The report notes the death of Prince Louis Phillin of France at Bourlog Orlenne following a military surgery. He was a grandson of King Louis Phillin and suffered injuries in action. Local authorities confirm his death in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aphrasta
Bourlog Orlenne
Louis Phillin
France
Bosnitay
Troia Injiries Sus, Ltd
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