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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1916
Page
3
A regional report discusses a Cham bas leaders meeting with the Chamber of Commerce to address nonreservation issues. The discussion covers proposed concessions and potential shifts in land use, with names and roles referenced in a terse, fragmented manner.
The speech argues postwar industrial adaptation with war factories converting to peace production and stronger government protection for American industry. It criticizes opposing tariff views, advocates a protective tariff to defend economic independence, urges prudent policy to avoid a postwar downturn, and pledges to safeguard American lives and commerce while pursuing world peace.
The speaker urges strong diplomacy and global respect for the United States. He calls for robust peace instruments including councils and tribunals for international disputes and frequent conferences among powers to advance international law. He stresses national dignity, protective policies, and a serving, respected American citizenship worldwide.
Bucharest reports Romanian troops in Transylvania have repelled Teutonic forces and recaptured ground. War Office says more than 15,000 prisoners have been taken across fronts in the campaign to date.
Letter from John Nelson questions Cochran's pattern of fault finding within the Cochran backed board. The author cites Cochran's push for advisory committees and the Waterton bond project, noting Cochran alternates on supporting and opposing actions. He accuses Cochran of never praising colleagues and seeks restraint.
Governor Kibbe address attracts 100 plus residents in Hay, Arizona, pledging focus on state interests and salt of natural landmarks. He emphasizes long service and dedication to public work while promising not to waste time on empty rhetoric. Joe Prochaska outlines contact plan after January.
The meeting featured brief speeches by Norman J. McKenzie candidate for State Maine inspector and J Narry Chaes for corporation commissioner. Chet May is expected to run again, while NH G Richardson chaired as stenographer and former city president, underscoring local election concerns and qualifications.
Local political notices list J. Bireliey as a candidate for supervisor and Wra Ben Wiieen for a superintendent position. The fragment mentions a Chester melee and a pet party, but the readable text is incomplete and lacks clear event details.
The Russian steamer Histrita of 2688 tons gross, built in 1915, sailing from Archangel on August 14 for an unspecified destination, has been torpedoed. The report was relayed from Christiania, Norway, via London.
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