President Wilson blamed for not fighting for cause
The article critiques President Wilson over his wartime stance and remarks on fighting for a cause. It cites Secretary Baker and Dr. Eliot praising restraint while condemning the ill effects of avoiding war. It argues U S duty to protect citizens abroad and questions leadership during German and British offenses.
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Bord
Adair
United States
Lusitania
Secretary Baker
Whison
General Carranza
Herr von Tirpitz
Baker
Wilson
Estalleh
Eliot
Iam
Tee Sfe
Supreme Court of the United States
U. S
Pacific
Wilwon
Germany
England
Commerce Chamber Announces Two Prizes for Tucson Roads
The Commerce Chamber announces two prizes for a collection of ideas and images around Tucson area routes. Irwin Lotts, a newspaper man now in Texas, will present the award for the new book project at a forthcoming event.
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Chamber of Commerre Jc
Tucson
Coryereyxy
Arteona
Irwin Lotte
Teesen
Beauchamps to Speak on Temperance Friday Night
Mrs Fraser Beauchamp of Lexington Kentucky will lecture on Temperance and Prohibition at the Methodist Church Friday at 7 36 pm. She heads Kentucky's Woman's Temperance Union and plans a ten day Arizona trip promoting prohibition. The meeting adjourns at 7 20 pm to avoid clashing with a church reception.
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Mis. Beauchamps
Fraser Beauchamp
Lesington
Building project details and contractor named
A station house construction described with brick and cement costing $64. The four ounce design includes a chemical motor truck. Contractor Alexander Campbell is named and plans were drawn by the city engineer's office and completed December 20.
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Crete
Chew
Spteen
1Th & Chemical Motor
Letander Campbell
iM @iil
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for indigestion and related stomach issues. It claims the product neutralizes excess acids, relieves belching, heartburn, and discomfort after meals. The copy emphasizes affordability at fifty cents for a large case and urges readers to seek relief now.
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Timitt
Evidence in murder trial features revolvers and witness testimony
The report details a tense courtroom scene with descriptions of weapons including 22 and 11 caliber revolvers. Witnesses discuss occupants in the vehicle and the defense’s financial backer Eva Wiley, as defense witness Jet guard Ralph Herron arrives. The state rests its case as rebuttal testimony looms and sensational evidence is anticipated.
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Ates
Lates
Slazar
Dangfeur Johns
Wiley
Cometock
Selazar
teehier + Wesson
Hells
Johns
Eva Wiley
Ralph FE Herron
Atixona Daily Star
Forbes Escorts Johns To Theater and Parks
Nobles and officers escort Johns, one of a trio of defendants, to theaters and parks in Nogales during a two day stay. Sheriff Forbes of Pim County leads the outings while Johns, unable to post bail, stays at a leading hotel with a companion. Await testimony from key witness Jobar.
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Nogales
Thome
Mia
Petes
Trafte Road
Tucson
Forbes
Pim County
Santa Cruz County
Johns
Hennese
Joba
Tucson shooting trial begins with bloodied Bates car
The case centers on a Tucson road confrontation in which a gunman fired two revolvers at the Bates vehicle, striking Mrs Bates. Ballistic tests link a 38-caliber bullet to John Jones’s weapon. Attorneys for state and defense proceed with a large Tucson jury pool as trials for Wiley Salazar and others move forward.
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Jiumeu Roy
Ramon Salazar
Bulie
Oticera
Dhiot Mone
Ei Uiey
Alior
Ubilly Ebert
Amith Sporting Gooda
Cson
Aod
Samuel A. Elrod
Tima County
Fetc
Grant Lewis
Patagonia
Prospector
Tom Gartner
Duquesne
Cattlman
L. Juliouxs
Nogales
H . McFadden
J. Harbour
Neale
Tom Cumming
G. Fling
Bigin
H Hathaway
Santa Crag River
Charles Loebs
Laie Williams
Senzuc Ji
Butler
Mra Bates
Bates Kinmaeil
Goetz
Comatock
Jower
Tucson
Lola
Lotte
Bates
K. Shetron
Santos Aguihrre
Evergreen Cemete
Pastime Park
Pete
Bee Pee
Mee
Wiley Spectator
Wes
Eva Wiley
Salazar John T. Hughes
Samuel 1 Pattee
Prank J. Duffy
Perioem
George ©. Hilzinger
John H. Campbell
A.C. Baker
Phoenix
Joe Wiley
Thomes Jon
Murder charge with possible capital punishment option
A man identified as a deputy sheriff and an accomplice face first degree murder charges. If found guilty of first degree murder the jury can recommend capital punishment or life imprisonment. Second degree murder carries a penalty from ten years to life in the state prison.
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Devw Bee
Ee Our
Mommer Sacaraf
Fe 5 Fort and Farm Terms in 19th Century Record
Fragmentary OCR notes describe farm and fee terms, indicating inheritance or land use arrangements. Names mentioned include Ole and B. Wardy with limited context on dates or locations. The text references a father of two wives and a prot oyalty, suggesting a legal or estate notation from an older record.
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Fee
B. Wardy
Alem
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