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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1916
Page
5
A Nebraskan crowd hears arguments from a speaker urging peace and safe American rights over entanglement in European war. He criticizes administration policies, endorses fair protection for farmers, and warns war would harm prosperity and national security. He notes agricultural setbacks from the Underwood tariff and stresses voter decision ahead of election.
A political speech argues over labor hour standards and the eight hour day. It contends that any restriction should reflect industry fairness and public welfare, criticizing a recent congressional bill for favoring a wage increase for a subset of railroad workers and not a universal eight hour policy. It asserts national support for principled public action. The ad mentions the F Ronstadt Co. and bicycle tires.
Pinas county deputy sheriff Paul Brena tracked stolen property from an armed hold up to Douglas. He recovered his watch in Bisbee after arresting suspects Salvador Ruiz and Roberto Martinez who confessed to selling the ring to a man named Russell in Douglas.
Treva, after recovering a diamond, traveled to Bisbee with a letter to Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty. With Rafferty's help, the watch was located and identified, claimed, and recovered within minutes, though the chain remains unrecovered.
Owen a former Seffort resident from Miami committed suicide Saturday afternoon aboard a train between Safford and Pima Arizona. A revolver shot ended his life after he entered the men’s restroom. a note found in Phoenix hinted at business failures. He recently sold a bottling works in Miami and had about 6000 on deposit. Funeral services will be held in Miami. his father lives in Center Texas.
The Society of Civil and Architectural Engineers announces an illustrated lecture by Professor Waterbury at 7 30 p m in the university auditorium on October 1. The public is officially invited.
The text outlines a proposed university building project in Arizona near an avenue at Tecen, Pima. It mentions a granting board, architecture by Dalléieg, and a premium of 5 percent for some form of architectural or construction service.
Fragmentary notice indicates Gibson Taylor appointed secretary with an official filing dated October 24 1916 at 3 pm. The fragmentary text cites a first publication and a legal or local government context. Further details are not provided in the readable portion.
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