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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1916

Page

2

Democratic Ball Brings Out Parties at Moose Hall

A well attended Democratic ball last night at Moose Hall drew partisans from all parties. The Leap Year feature let women select partners. Punch service was by the Woman's Wilson Club with Mrs. N C Bernard as caterer and committee members named. Captain McDermott and G A Salisbury presided.

Moose Hall Democratic Central Committee Pima County Punch Wilson Club N.C Bernard Cateman Mesdames J. M. Treahey E. Drachman A. M. Phillipson Albert Monomery O. C. Biddle A. Winsett Mrithraat W. E. Murphys McDermott G. A. Salisbury Wilson-Marshall Club

Cliff Dwellers Trip Described by Prof Cummings

Prof Byron Cummings head of archaeology at the university described a summer expedition among cliff dwellers of northern Arizona. He and a group of university students excavated ruins and displayed prehistoric art and artifacts from the extinct cliff people at the museum last night.

Byron Cummings Arizona Cummings

Never fail corn cure claim from EB Lawrence ad

An old advertisement vouches for a corn cure sold by EB Lawrence Co Chicago and distributed in Tucson. It promises quick relief by applying three seconds of treatment with a toe stocking and regular shoes, claiming painless removal of corns. The pitch lists 23 cents per bottle and notes Martin Drug endorses the product.

EB. Lawrence & Co Chicago Tucson Martin

Hughes in Omaha Warns Against Invisible Government

The speech contends there is an invisible government at work, with references to New York and the United States, arguing for constitutional, peaceful policy. He defends peace, criticizes federal rules on unfair competition, warns about government meddling in industry, and outlines views on eight hour workday and railroad costs.

Thearacter Charles Hughes Ubie United States New York Mester Europe Federal Trade Commission Apsdause Witte

For sale by Geo Co and alt Hating drag

Fragmentary notice indicates a sale item offered by Geo. Co and another party, described with garbled branding. The text lacks clear nouns, dates, or locations, preventing precise identification of the item or governing authority.

Geo. Co Alt Hating Drag

Public remarks on wage policy and legislative actions

A speaker criticizes wage increases and rate bills, arguing the public must bear fair costs and legislated wage hikes should not be enacted without inquiry. The remarks label such measures a serious blow to labor and warn against overnight changes both up and down.

Hresall Texas Pblic

Ambiguous Labor Opinion Raises Ratification Doubts

The speaker questions whether labor will approve the course of action after reviewing how it was carried out, suggesting potential reluctance to ratify the decision.

Bernard von Afeinseid and Attona Tower Incident

A cryptic report notes Bernard von Afeinseid and Attona involved in a morning event tied to a tower. The text references a one day nip on the east and a Mt Geet timing, leaving the exact details unclear but implying a notable incident at the location.

Fofas Bernard von Afeinseid Towerettty Attona

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