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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1918

Page

3

ALLIES N SIBERIA TAKE 2 MORE TOWNS

Tokio dispatch reports Japanese war office says Bolshevik leaders escaped Piagi overtchenek flee toward Persia via Mongolia. Third division detachment reached Wernerzingk as Zeva River cleared by mine sweepers. Enemy lines near Banbuki captured.

Tokio Ot Tae Siberia Japanese War Office Zeva Banbuki Buakai Doldmin Tehita Wernerzingk Piagi Overtchenek Persia Mongolia Pholseviki War Office

Provisional Rupesian Gov Unveils Aims From Ufa

The Pan Russian convention at Ufa last month endorses the aims of the new Rupesian provisional government. The program seeks liberation of Toussia from Bolshevik rule, nullification of the Brest-Litovak treaty, restoration of treaties with Allied nations, and continued war against the German coalition. The act establishing Pesta’s supreme power outlines internal Vlrussia affairs and was received by the US embassy. The convention, excluding the Bolsheviki, approved the act.

Sew Goovenny Washington Rupesian Ufa Toussia Brest-Litovak Vlrussia Pesta Wlap Russia

Arrests in Moscow Spy Ring Reported by Tzvest

A Moscow dispatch carried by the German press claims several people were arrested on spying charges for Dewitt C. Poole the former American consul general. It names M. Kelmatiameff as head of the American espionage agency in Russia and notes a large cache of documents was seized.

Amsterdam Ootte Berlin Lokal Anzeiger Moscow Tzvest Holshevik Dewitt GC D Poole M. Kelmatiameff Aree Ettigen Armierican Russia

Campus Wedding Is What Co-eds Pine For

A reader fantasizes about a campus wedding amid wartime quarantine. A soldier’s love story in a northern state prompts a plea for a Thanksgiving-like romance on campus, with guards, passes, and a potential delay if quarantine remains.

Toekemiths Wii Tucson Ito Dan Cupid

Theater Ticket Tax Doubled by Senate Revision

Senate revises war revenue measures raising theater ticket tax from five to ten percent and lowering other rates. House adjustments on ticket tiers and sport seat taxes were modified while taxes on club dues and produce exchanges were reduced or eliminated.

Senate Washington House IC Pease Amsement Phates Produce Exchanges Boards of Trade

Carranza Orders Enriquez to Return and Dismiss Governor

In Juárez a letter from Chihuahua City reports President Carranza orders Governor Tenacio Enriquez to resume civil control of Chihuahua and depose Governor Vicente Leon. General Murguia counters with a call to seize the Guardia against Villa forces. Enriquez moves east of Chihuahua City. The feud between civil and military authorities risks a clash.

Juarez Mexico Carranza Tenacio Enriquez Chihuahua City Vicente Leon Francisco Murguia Enriquez Asc Villa Rurales

Red Men secretary killed in Chicago auto accident

Wilson Brooks national secretary of the Improved Order of Red Men died from injuries after being struck by a car Monday night in Chicago. Authorities described the crash as fatal and ongoing investigations were started.

RED Men Chicago Wilson Brooka The Improved Order of Red Men

Cleveland Firemen Quit in Mass Resignation

More than 500 of Cleveland's 600 firemen presented blanket resignations to Fire Chief George A. Wallace with effect Oct 18. They demand enforcement of the eight hour charter amendment back pay and higher wages.

Cleveland George A. Wallace

Oxygen tanks to aid American aviators in combat

War Department announced oxygen tanks will be carried by every American aviator over 8,000 feet in combat or bombing missions. Despite new tanks, production in the United States is still insufficient to meet demand.

Washington War Department United States

Social Events Highlight Midweek Gatherings at Local Homes and Hotel

Major Harveyates hosted an inner party at Santana on Wednesday. Mrs S M Franklin entertained yesterday afternoon at 492 North Main street for wives of quarantined soldiers. A musical program and cake on the lawn followed. Wo Pesqueira of Douglas held a dinner at Santa Rita hotel with a roof garden dance. Guests included Miss Lauvna Pesqueira, Miss Leonie Pebeil, Miss Baffert, and Cot sul Ih.

S M. Franklin North Main Street Diate T. Wo Pesqueira Douglas Santa Rita Dininz Prairos Foes Cartharypour Feria Fils Guecta Atlinner Missa Lauvna Pesequeira Fo Baffert Leonie Pebeil Mian Baffert Cotsul Ih

University groups form on campus amid quarantined year

Quarantine keeps students on campus as varsity clubs organize and hold meetings. The Women’s Athletic Association elected officers led by President Bria Schwalen and Vice President Henrietta Lioce, with several captains named for tennis hiking and swimming. A hiking trip to Wheeler ranch was approved and a Debating Society meeting planned to discuss the Fourth Liberty Loan. A note from Juarez, Mexico reports train guard deaths and wrecks near Durango City on October 18.

Womens Athletic Association Bria Schwalen Henrietta Lioce Ethel Brown Helen Whitehead Helen Powner Emxall Wheeler Ranch Lucy Stanton Liberty Loan Mixe Stanton Sock and Buskin Dramatic Society Eset Juarez Mexico Durango City Trurangs City Mexican Central Railroad Jimenez Sanday Erscort

Thirty Thousand Beds Prepared for Wounded Americans

A dispatch reports 30 000 beds ready for American wounded in new hospitals in southern France under Major Browne of Detroit. Hospital units with American physicians and nurses will be sent to Nice and other Riviera cities to staff these facilities for relief efforts.

London France Major Browne Detroit Nice Riviera American Red Cross

Stolen Post Office Bonds Target German Imperial Residence

A star sack containing 76,000,000 marks of securities and treasury bonds bound for the imperial chateau was stolen the day before yesterday from the post office. The report, filed from Berlin via Basel, identifies ROB KAISER of 817,500,000 Berlin as the claimant.

Rob Kaiser Berlin Basel Switzerland Treasury Imperial Chateau

Holland Consider Peace Proposal Amidst Talks

A cautious Dutch effort aims to act as peacemaker between conflicting sides. The foreign office notes no confirmation or dates, but officials indicate willingness to offer mediation services to help both parties reach an agreement.

Holland Amsterdam Much Foreign Office

Government Seeks 1960 Bed Hospital in Tucson

Government eyes converting a Tucson building into a 1960 bed hospital with space for 20 attendants, but no suitable site exists. The note frames U boats and wastefulness as twin enemies to progress.

Chamber of Commerce Tucson

Western Machinery Co in Tucson Implicates Maoist West

A clearance listing references Western Machinery Co of Tucson in connection with a broader Maoist West movement. Details are sparse but suggest organizational ties and regional activity centered in Arizona.

Maoist Western Machinery Co Tucson Ade

Professors Return From Mesa Rodeo and Farm Bureau Talks

Professors attended the Mesa rodeo last Saturday as part of a program on farming methods. Speaker Parker, president of the Maricopa Farm Bureau, told about 75 to 1000 farmers and families that better farming requires help and new approaches. Dr von KleinSmid urged support for farm bureaus, noting increased acreages and yields in recent years and urging continued backing of agricultural cooperation.

Seree Parker Maricopa Wurean Salt Naver Mr. Parker United States Washingto Tucson Anise Wee Dr von KieinSmid i. Sitti

Lloyd George lauds victory as greatest in army history

London October 10 Premier Lloyd George sent a message to Marshal Haig praising the Third and Fourth armies and American allies for a brilliant victory. He congratulated General Hyng Rawlinson and all officers and men, calling the assault a decisive chapter in British military history and commending the smashing of the enemy’s defenses.

Associated Press London Lloyd George Marshal Haig II Marshal Foch Hyng Rawlinson

Turkish Situation Desperate as Peace Note Delayed

Washington reports show the Turkish peace note missing and rumors of upheaval in Constantinople. Officials fear a pro German government collapse and expect a direct appeal to the allies for peace at any price, with factions in Turkey seeking conditional terms from Salenikhi officials.

Associates Presse Washington Germany Austria London Paris Constantinople Turkey Git State Department Salenikhi

Atomizeims and Sprays at Fleishmans Drugs Store Advy

Advy notice announces Atomizeims and Sprays available at Fleishmans Drugs Store. Details on pricing and stock likely provided in the advertisement text.

Fleishmans Drugs

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