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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1916
Page
9
A Forest Service report notes that valuable cypress trees exist in Apache and Mogollon regions of Arizona. It warns many stands have suffered fire damage but could be regenerated with proper forestry practices.
Preparations proceed for a Roosevelt excursion with attendees asked to sign up at Republican headquarters or Citizen and Chamber of Commerce offices. Colonel Roosevelt is slated to speak at 6 pm. The train will depart in the morning and return the same evening. Cabinet changes report Dickinson and Taylor taking charge of Cabinet Cafe at Congress and Hoarch streets from C. J. Cunningham.
A historical snippet touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild gentle laxative that causes no raving or unpleasant effects and is available everywhere.
Arizona's foremost mechanical and irrigation engineers Schweitzer Machine Co Tucson advertises advanced engineering services and irrigation solutions from a leading Tucson firm.
The article profiles Rudd Carl von Slatin, Austrian Empire hero and British Army officer, who after years as a prisoner in the Sudan and service in Egypt and Britain now meets Austrian Red Cross duty in Stockholm. He discusses wartime loyalties, prisoner relief, and hopes for postwar reconciliation. He praises Kitchener and urges humane treatment of enemies to foster peace.
Registration opens tonight for YMCA Night School winter courses. Pablo Villamenva will lead Spanish classes using conversational Roberta method. T. L. Bamford manages grade work following public school lines. A C Wilcox teaches architectural and mechanical drawing with practical, individual instruction. G H Robinson from Gregg School will teach shorthand and typewriting. If enough applicants, advanced Spanish class added.
J W Stewart of the city police left Saturday for Butte, Montana, where he has been summoned in a white slave case. The exact nature of the case is secret, but Stewart collected evidence while on duty here.
The El Paso and Southwestern passenger office plans a ten day move to Congress Street Jacobs block, with H Wartoner handling the installation in new quarters and sawed oak floors to be used in the vestibule. Remodeled Jacobs block by Wartoner.
A detailed fashion description presents a pale yellow broadcloth dress worn by Calaty featuring a close-fitting waist, belt, fringe trim on the skirt and sash, an undertlouse of chiffon with ebow slashes, trimmed upper sleeves, and a tar silk collar. It notes sizes from bust 34 to 42 inches, skirt widths, components, and prices for Pistorial Review patterns.
County Attorney Hilzinger departed for Nogales to prosecute the murder case of Joe Wiley Thomas Johns and Ramon Salazar against Josephine Bates. Judge Baker of Baker & Baker Phoenix accompanies him to assist. Trial moved to Santa Cruz court from the Superior Court on venue change. Attorney John T. Hughes represents the defense.
An Arizona ad notes that plenty of water translates to wealth and promotes Schweitzer Machine Co in Tucson offering to secure water access.
Ben Daniels Republican candidate for sheriff concludes a campaign tour visiting Gunterville Ved Twin Buttes and several other towns. He reports favorable conditions found on the trip and progress for his campaign.
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