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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1916
Page
8
A political event is announced with speakers including S Heard of the Heghes Alligere and J Gibbsey. Delegates from the Republican party will discuss tea tax and preactoce levees as a crowd gathers in preparation for the session.
A terse advert claims a remedy free of harmful substances and offers easy access everywhere. The notice emphasizes decades of reputation and asserts no ovipm or other setcotic ingredients.
The speaker attacks the administration for diplomacy without dollars or sense, arguing that American lives and property abroad require explicit protection under international law. He cites branch banks and American merchants overseas as essential to U.S. enterprise and condemns the policy of non intervention that harms American investors abroad.
The day opens with cautious trading as prices fluctuate and volumes rise. Heaviness in standard stocks grows through the morning while bonds move irregularly amid shifting sentiment and notable activity in leading issues.
A fragmented ledger shows copper, industrial, and rail stock listings including American Car and Foundry, American Locomotive, Anson Copper, Baldwin Locomotive, Chesapeake and Ohio, Great Northern, Kennecott Copper, and Southern Pacific. Prices and percentages appear amid scattered company references and dates.
The text fragment argues for full protection for American citizens and distrusts assurances of policy as a deterrent. It references Mr. Eliot and the idea of force of arms, suggesting enterprises will not rely on promises that invite destruction.
Denver reports cattle receipts around 1200 with strong demand for feeder steers and calves. Western cattle and stockers show steady to higher prices, while dressed beef steers and bulls range variously. Grain markets soften with wheat and corn easing after opening gains, oats following the broader trend.
Copper pricing in New York shows firm electrolytic futures at 8 27 25 28 04 with steady tonnage and mixed bids. London Spot copper quoted around 0123 tos with minor fluctuations as market watchers note limited supply and ongoing demand from industry sectors.
Fragmentary ad style item lists prices for produce and poultry including potatoes and fowl. Mentions various goods and market voices with scattered figures and terms. Local commerce feel and dated spelling imply a small town market page.
Liverpool prices show a garbled note on cotton trading with figures and bale counts, mentioning 600 bales and a price 16.61, reflecting a fragmentary market update.
A corrupted report notes that Tucson will obtain more stock from the Miami group as part of a larger financial settlement. It mentions Petar Oyé, a correspondent, and F. Heinen & Bat, with details about stock distribution and treaty terms expected by October 25.
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