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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1902

Page

5

Tucson Labor Council forms amid city affairs

The city council set the tax rate at 1 percent and fixed the assessment roll during an extra session. The Tucson Trades and Labor Council organized with officers George Angus president and others. A board of arbitration and committees to organize workers and pursue legislation were created to advance labor interests.

Tucson Trades and Labor Council George Angus E. Whustein W. V. McCleary E. C. Millar Otto Miller

Fathers of the Pueblo Hold Meeting Last Night

City hall session notes a regular monthly meeting with full attendance. Auditor H. E. Heighton reports water department earnings at twelve thousand dollars over five months. Council favors municipal ownership for electric light and gas, but approves a bond of two thousand five hundred dollars. An injury suit tied to a street grading contract is reviewed, and high license results are noted.

H. E. Heighton Messrs. Pusch Bernard Zellweger Reid, Buehman Shand Russell Riverside California F. S. Herndon Herndon Ross

Grand Jury Reports Five True Bills Indictments Listed

The October term grand jury under Judge Davis filed its first report this afternoon at 2:30. Foreman Gust Hoff presented five true bills indicting Leonardo Ayon for aggravated assault Innocente Robles and Feliciana Torres for burglary Simon Juarez and Jose Romero for burglary. Ten names were ignored including Jose Valenzuela Felix Diaz and Julius Wilson. The jury retired to review further evidence.

Davis District Court Gust A. Hoff Leonardo Ayon Innicente Robles Feliciana Torres Simon Juarez Jose Romero Jose Valenzuela Felix Diaz Filipe Marruyo James O'Reilly Cruz Mungia Alex Hernandez Jesus Samaniego Julius Wilson Serafa Sanchez

Stassforth Irwin Case Returns in Milwaukee Dispatch

Mrs. A O Stassforth visits Racine and announces engagement to Dr Robert Kitto. The Edmunds Act case involving Stassforth and Caroline Irwin, once tried in this city and later dismissed, resurfaces in Milwaukee with sensational details of divorce and alledged cruelty. The Stassforth property, valued over 250000, was divided, affecting his finances and temperaments.

Milwaukee Stassforth-Irwin A. O. Stassforth Racine Wisconsin Robert Kitto Stassforth Caroline Irwin

Breakfast Luncheon at Sea Biscuits with Royal Powder

Small hot biscuits made with Royal Baking Powder. Bake just before serving for a light dessert with butter honey marmalade or jam. Royal Baking Powder Co New York.

Royal Baking Powder CO New York

Personal Mention highlights of Phoenix residents travel

Mr Jesse Morris sails to Los Angeles to settle permanently while Master Car Repairer E N Dickerman visits his Maine home. Wells and Hazzard depart for southern duties with juror summons and travel south respectively. W W Weed returns. C A Davis tours Arizona and New Mexico with Buffalo Bill. Louis Meltzer visits Phoenix. Benton Dick returns from New York with family. Eva Tarbox leaves for Los Angeles to study business. R C Van Dorn passes through Cananea en route to the copper camp.

Jesse Morris Los Angeles E. N. Dickerman Maine S. E. Hazzard South W. W. Weed C. A. Davis Arizona New Mexico Buffalo Bill Louis Meltzer Phoenix Benton Dick New York Eva Tarbox Brownsberger School R. C. van Dorn Cananea

Chicago Tramp at Tucson Opera House Friday

A stage sketch features a hobo asking what a father left him and a young man replying with the entire United States as his inheritance. The dialogue highlights a sharp class contrast as the tramp explains his plan to make a living.

Chicago Tucson Opera House United States

Boilermakers Endorse Democrats in Local Elections

Lodge 98 United Brotherhood of Boiler Makers and Iron Ship Builders in Tucson endorses Democratic nominees General L. H. Manning for joint councilman and N. W. Bernard, L. C. Cowan, Harry Cody for the Twenty first assembly, citing wage-earner representation. Also notes a separate opera house appearance by "A Chicago Tramp" on Friday.

Lodge 98 United Brotherhood of Boiler Makers and Iron Ship Builders Tucson Legislative Assembly Friends of Labor L. H. Manning N. W. Bernard L. C. Cowan Harry Cody Twenty-first Assembly Gus Miller John Landers

Food for Sleep Grape-Nuts Endorsed by Patient

A Grand Rapids man recovering from nervous prostration credits his recovery to a light easily digested diet and Grape-Nuts. He reports reduced stomach irritation, improved strength and weight, and finally restful sleep after one week of using the cereal. The testimonial is attributed to Postum Co. Battle Creek, Michigan.

Grand Rapids Michigan Postum Co Battle Creek

An Interesting Teacher Explains Monkey Peculiarities

A dominie in class attempts Darwinian explanation and scolds students for inattention. He urges the boys to focus on him while discussing the peculiarities of the monkey.

Dominie

IsMad Day Paper Omission Cited in Quote

A Stevenson quip on omitting material from a daily paper frames a discussion of selective editing and the journalist’s craft. The remark highlights the tension between content and suppression in newsrooms.

Governor Brodie Tours Tucson With Cabinet Aide Crew

Governor Brodie and two cabinet members escorted by Secretary Zabriskie toured Tucson visiting the University of Arizona and City sites. Officials examined public property and campus buildings as speculation grows on new regents to be named before the governor returns to Phoenix tonight.

Brodie Nichols Layton Zabriskie Board of Regents Tucson Houston Old Pueblo Phoenix

Allen's Foot-Ease promotes comfort for feet and shoes

The advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a cure for painful smarting feet corns bunions sweating and tired feet It claims instant relief and that tight new shoes feel easy It urges readers to buy locally or mail for 25 cents and offers a free trial package from Allen at Le Roy New York

Allen Olmsted le Roy N. Y

Hats on Display at The Leader Millinery Parlor

On display at The Leader millinery parlors October 2 a large line of pattern and dress hats at No. 25 Congress Street.

Leader Millinery Congress Street

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