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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1916
Page
5
Baron Newton announced in the house of Lords that Britain and Germany agreed to exchange all interned prisoners over the age of four. The item in the clipping notes a wartime prisoner exchange agreement with the two governments.
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs for cleansing stomachs and bowels in children and adults. It warns against imitation syrups and lists a 50-cent bottle offer along with cautions about tempering or unsafe products. Also includes small want ads for jobs and rooms.
The Republicans Publicity Association reports broad newspaper coverage across the United States backing Hughes and Fairbanks. They claim strong strength in northern states and potential in border states like Maryland and Kentucky, with wins in Tennessee Virginia North Carolina and Oklahoma.
Republican candidate Daniels remains in bed at home with a sprained knee after a campaign stop near Phoenix. The event featured Roosevelt era references and drew attention from party supporters as Daniels recovers.
The Republican central committee outlined a parade for the Sells Floto circus with banners and cheers for Tom Campbell. Officials planned the publicity march to boost candidate visibility and engage attendees during the event.
The coroner's jury handling the Sever Noland case is stalled this afternoon while efforts continue to secure a key witness from Nogales. Frank Culm Jr., who recently passed the army entrance exam from civilian life, has been notified of his success.
Ralph Parlette reports at the third annual Forest Industry Conference in Portland that wartime depletion and war-time export curtailment threaten U S lumber supplies. He warns many foresee exhaustion of U S timber within decades and calls for coordinated action to prevent market collapse and overcutting.
Ralph Parlette opens the Turson Lyceum course at the High School auditorium on Thursday the 26th at 8 p.m. Four other numbers follow Metropolitan Male Quartet Bishop Hughes James Goddard and opera baritone Judge Alder. Tickets on sale at Steinfelds Litt's Rebeil's and Y M C A. Reserved seats at Y M C A from Tuesday the 24th.
Bill Amrens, previously favored to win the Southern Regions race at Hill Trated Dard, has quit training. The event remains scheduled for Saturday with Amrens expected to be replaced by a chosen entrant from the Indian Oasis and the San Grier Mission.
The Consolidated National Arizona National and Merchants Bank & Trust Co will close Thursday Friday and Saturday afternoons and the Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co. Thursday and Saturday afternoons to allow employees to see the Southern Arizona tales. The text also mentions a person from Omom, Neb who will be gone about two weeks.
Snatches of arrivals and guests in Tucson include Kk' Camionet from Sekee, M. Bevery and Mine Baley from St. Louis, L. M. Mekiney from pheema, H. Preston of Douglas, Aja. M. b. Merv from Denver, L. B. Little from Denver, 2. 8 Williams from New York City, J. A. Poiinger from Los Angeles. Clara Kaufman and Jennie Firebrow of St Paul visiting two weeks aboard the Golden State Limited. Ek. Shamhen from Nogales staying awhile, H. Cartwright visiting. L. Boupe, Oregon cattleman, in city on business.
Crowds gather as the Sells-Floto circus arrives in Tucson for a dress parade and shows. The program includes military bands, a menagerie, clowns, gilded wagons, and attractions from Buffalo Bill. World heavyweight boxing champion Jeas 5 lard travels with the show giving exhibitions.
A fragmentary report describes an afternoon and evening performance and a trip from Butte Montana. It references Mr Stewart visiting friends Gan Bernardina and Redlands and notes a return journey with unclear details about a federal matter and a person named Deed.
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