Kaiser Hohenzollern Trial and Extradition Prospects
The article notes Allied plans to de ro requisition William Hohenzollern and discusses legal options for his fate. It suggests Holland may hand him over, with England calling for a murder trial over the Lusitania deaths and advocates for either trial or execution to ensure world safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hohenzollern
Holland
England
Lusitania
Kaiser
Napoleon
Elba
Arizona
Lessons From Abandoned Student Army Training Camps
A Western editorial condemns the War Department decision to abandon Student Army Training Camps including the one at the University of Arizona. It argues the move undermines preparedness and universal training, noting Baker and the President opposed continuing the camps despite wartime experiences and high casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
War Department
United States
Baker
Arizona’s Postwar Prosperity Says Copper and Cotton Lead
The article argues the Southern Arizona economy will expand after the war as quarantine ends in Tucson. It credits copper, gold, silver, beef, and cotton for rebuilding Europe and stresses irrigation and underground water to create hundreds of farms. Pima County and housing are highlighted, with business leaders urged to prepare for rapid growth and Chamber of Commerce action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Tucson
Europe
Pima County
Chamber of Commerce
The Flu Epidemic in Phoenix and Sheriff’s Requisition Controversy
The article discusses a Phoenix flu outbreak with 509 cases in two days and a sheriff's claim he could requisition liquor for those afflicted. It notes the epidemic subsiding, a potential ban lift, and references political figures and local officials amid the chaotic coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saisance
Sitkin
Phoenix
Tom Marshall Roucer
Tom
Tucson Light Company
Mine prospects and transfers near Tucson twenty years ago
Twenty years ago in Tucson Spain proposes but dispatches show US withdrawal. Donations for an election dinner last night may have dishes awaiting return from Mrs. H Buehman at 8 Convent Street. J H Gould of Oro Mining reports progress and a bonanza in Oro Blanco mines. San Xavier mine sale to Kansas City Smelting Works owners announced for about 200000 dollars. mines lie 18 miles south of Tucson with large ore body and ongoing development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. H. Gould
Oro Mining Company of
Oro Llanco
San Xavier
Leo Goldschmidt
General Manning
Kansas City
Tucson
Ward Cited for Gallantry by New York Guards
Col. William Hayward commandant of the 355th Infantry formerly the 15th New York National Guard was wounded in the Champagne offensive last September. He and his regiment were cited for the Toice guerre for gallantry, according to information received tonight. Hayward formerly served as secretary of the Republican National Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
New York
Willam Hayward
355Th Infantry
15Th Regiment
New York National Guards
Hayward
Republican Naona Committee
Samoan Prelate Dies After 40 Years of Mission Service
Right Rev. Petue Breyer D D apostolic vicar of Samoa died at Moamoa in Upolu Western Samoa after four decades of Roman Catholic mission work in the South Seas. He was consecrated bishop of Polynium in 1897 and previously served as a private in the Franco Prussian war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pago Pago
American Samoa
South Seas
Petue Breyer
Samoa
Moamoa
Government profits in aircraft makers and pork policy
The Hughes aircraft probe shows Henry Ford's Liberty motor contract yielding about 5 million dollars on a 12 million investment. Dayton Wright, starting with 1 million capital and 1.405 million in government advances, may profit over 6 million this year. Fisher Body expects 3.5 million on 860 thousand invested with 2.9 million financed by government. We needed planes and pork, but government protected manufacturers and labor yet not food producers. Agriculture needs a Sam Gompers at Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Farmer
Hughes Aircraft
Henry Ford
Liberty Motor
Dayton-Wright Corporation
Fisher Body Corporation
Sam Gompers
Washington
Public ownership of railways debated in journal critique
The Providence Journal's claim that Mc Adoo's retirement stemmed from noncooperation with a plan toward government ownership of railways is seen as plausible. The piece warns against stealth moves toward public utilities control and urges clear public debate before any policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Tribune
Providence Journal
McAdoo
Journal
Lenine
Trotzky
Health power and spirit in Christian Science view
A Christian Science essay argues health derives from Spirit not matter and frames healing as spiritual law in Jesus Christ outlined by Mary Baker Eddy. It asserts matter cannot heal and emphasizes divine Mind as the sole healer enabling harmony, health, and moral wholeness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
God
Christ Jesus
Mrs. Eddy
Renee
Christ
Jesus
Widow Debora Gates Dies at Hotel Plaza New York
Debora R Gates widow of John W Gates died at the Hotel Plaza in New York after an apoplexy. She managed interests tied to the Texas Company iron ore lands in Canada United States Realty and Improvement Plaza Hotel and other southeastern Texas holdings. Their son Charles G Gates died in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gates
New York
Debora R. Gates
Plaza
Texas Company
Canada
United States Realty and Improvement Company
Plaza Hotel
Texas
Boy Seeks Printing Apprentice With Skills
A foreman from Citizen advertises for a printing trade apprenticeship. Applicant must be older than 16, able to read and understand English, and willing to work. Apply at the Foreman Citizen office.
Carnegie's Daughter Engaged to Roswell Miller
The engagement of Miss Margaret Carnegie to Roswell Miller of New York was announced. Miller, son of the late Roswell Miller, a noted railroad executive, has served in the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railroad leadership and recently in the United States submarine chaser service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
New York
Margaret Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Roswell, Miller
Miller
Roswell Miller
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
Oes States
Dempsey Beats Miske in Six Round Philadelphia Bout
Jack Dempsey won a popular decision against Billy Miske in Philadelphia fading to a slow six round contest. Miske scored a third round uppercut that gave him the brief edge, but Dempsey dominated the remainder with few blows landed overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsey
Miske
Philadelphia
Jack Dempsey
Billy Miske
St. Paul
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Tucson Citizen
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ariz
Tucson Printing and Publishing Company
Allan B. Jaynes
Ad. Ali Communications
Postfice
Sucson
Spain
Uncle Sam
W. C. Greene
Railroad Administration Policy
Christian Science Monitor
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Company
N. Stone Ave
Nogales
Hayden
Ray, Globe
A. m
Oracle
Mammoth, Winkleman, Hayden and Globe
H. A. Coss
Congress Street
Cabinet
Sasco
San Augustine Hotel
Silverbell
Twin Buttes
Mineral Hill
Miners Hill
Office International
Burke. Commission Co
Logan & Bryan
Pete Burke
Stone Ave
I. K. Wilgon
Kodak Filme
N. Stone
Ronstadt
Thos. R. Blair
Figal
Homas A. Briggs
L. C. Cowan
City Recorder
Frank T. Bailey
George F. Gray
J. H. Schneider
Republican
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