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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1916
Page
2
Ad copy promises quick acne relief using Stuart's Calcium Wafers. It references widespread use and suggests a simple method to clear pores, urging readers to try the product and visit a store for purchase. The fragmentary text imitates early 20th century promotional language.
A speech excerpt argues against an eight hour day for railroad workers claiming the law would raise pay but not reduce daily hours. It cites engineer pay, overtime, and a firefighter-like plan while referencing railroad labor conditions and a statement by Congressman A. P. Gardner aboard political tensions among union leaders.
Irvin and Cole propose a campaign focus on western unity and justice. The pair present themselves as experienced and ready to address the subject with a principled, thorough approach.
The article notes President Wisen has been right only about half the time, taking both sides on nearly thirteen important questions.
Testimony shows Wiley and Johns recount differing details as Bates wife dies after a car pursuit. Officers deny loud claims of identifying themselves before shots ring out, while Hennessy places the shooting after the stop command. Selazar's wife and child attended the trial.
Captain John Savage Bates, a retired Marine and poultry rancher, testified about the April 11 shooting on a public road near Tucsog while en route to Shelton home with birthday presents. He described a noisy truck, rough road, and a passerby vehicle approaching before the crash.
Dr. Leonard of the University of Arizona spoke at the Luncheon Club about a $60,000 donation to the observatory department to build and equip a leading astronomical station. He praised Tucson as ideal for extended observations and urged a committee to thank the donor and Dr Von Kieinsmid. The club also discussed voter initiative analyses for November and possible pamphlets. Guests included Perry Weidner and Norman Johnstone among others.
Rawlins Wyoming Oct one today Oscar White a Negro was hanged at the penitentiary for the 1913 murder of Anderson Coffee near Casper alleged to have arisen from a quarrel over a 15 cent gambling debt.
Instructions on delaying grape budding using straw cover for Thompson seedless and European varieties in Pine and Brete counties Arizona. Also a probate notice for Mary Dow Strader Lewis as executrix of Georges W. Lewis, dated September 15, 1916, with publication dates September 15 22 29.
Estate of Bertha Agee deceased. Tucson Realty & Trust Company administers the estate and asks all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. The administrator with the will annexed sits at Congress Street and Stone Avenue Tucson in Pima County Arizona. Publication dates September 15 22 29 October 6 1916.
Washington reports elaborate plans to spend up to 75 million dollars in federal road aid over five years. Aimed at preventing misuses, rules require full project data to secure half the cost from the federal government while states cover the rest. California and Connecticut have filed formal applications.
Instructions call for four thicknesses of paper and a slow oven. Mix batter, pour into pans, and bake for three to five hours. The fragment notes a cautious, low heat method and extended cooking time.
The piece contrasts Woodrow Wilson's rhetoric with Charles Hughes's plain methods. It argues Wilson relies on phrases and clever wording, while Hughes emphasizes straightforward facts and sincere deeds. The author asks readers to choose between a phrase maker and a history maker, highlighting a key difference in the 1916 campaign.
The Army signals chief announces the installation of two aero squadrons, costing about 800000 dollars each, to boost the regular army flying service tripling its strength after delivery to San Antonio. Enlistment of 1391 men and officer selection are under consideration. Major Benjamin Foulois leads the organizing effort with aero men visiting plants. Each squadron will include twelve aeroplanes and twenty five motor trucks.
Tucson residents try Adher-i ka a buckthorn bark glycerine mixture claimed to cleanse both bowels and prevent appendicitis. Proponents say a spoonful relieves stomach trouble with instant easy action, as advertised by The Martin Drug Co.
The report notes Allied warships near Manila engaging in operations to halt suspected vessels and question nationality, with past days showing boarding parties, paper checks, and limited interference with passengers and cargo as patrols continued in territorial waters.
Fragmented text lists names such as Jaynes Weeks and Phoent with items like Lariat rope and cotton quality. Mentions prices and manufacture in a generic regional context, but many words are garbled, leaving unclear event or exact place.
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