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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1916
Page
3
The fragmentary text records campaign remarks and a probate order. It references officials such as Elrod, Clerk, and Brown, Deputy Clerk, with scattered mentions of candidates, crops, and a tea meeting. The exact context and full names are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
In Sioux City Iowa on Oct 18 Governor Hughes fends off claims of an invisible government while defending his record on labor laws enacted during his Albany tenure. He argues reforms were passed openly for public good and pledges to pursue justice based on facts without bowing to labor or business pressure.
A letter from H. G. Vines of Arispe Iowa describes a chamber is in potent remedy that saved a child from dying of croup. The note praises the cure as a favorite remedy for croup with many mothers and claims it is pleasant and safe to take. It was circulated years ago to manufacturers as a fetter, noting its usefulness and wide obtainability everywhere.
Judge Lockwood of the superior court in Tombstone says the $200 fine cannot be remitted by state boards without a writ from Arizona’s Supreme Court. The county treasury holds the funds and officials argue the board’s order exceeded its authority. An order releasingIllistaky was complied with, but the remittance order awaits judicial testing.
Judge Morrow grants permanent injunction for Copper Queen Mining Co against the corporation commission. The ruling voids the commission order canceling its certificate to transact in Arizona, citing prior U.S. court decisions. Thomas A Spence pleads guilty to forgery and is sentenced in Yavapai County.
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