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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1916
Page
3
The column riffs on plans to target Villa and reciprocal strategies, criticizing party figures. It cites opponents like Republicans and Democrats, mentions President Wilson and cabinet members, and reflects on campaign rhetoric, loyalties, and public sentiment during the election season.
In Chicago on January 27 Colonel Roosevelt urged women to resist peace slogans and warned Wilson against keeping the nation out of war. He defended a hard stance, argued against hyphenated citizenship, and urged suffrage work while noting his western tour ended with a women‑only talk.
A letter from H. G. Vines of Artepe Iowa says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy saved his baby from croup in years past. Mothers praise it as a favorite safe remedy for croup and easy to take. The Krogh pump is mentioned as a tool for delivering goods with minimal effort. The F Ronstadt Co Ady offers more details.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century dispatch describes Honduras as a land of travel peril and poverty. It claims a population over half a million and criticizes loan sharks, then sketches rough voyage routes from San Francisco to Amapala, Tegucigalpa, and Comayagüela with vivid but archaic traveler anecdotes.
The readable fragments discuss a vision of national growth and opportunities. References to American capital and the potential for widespread benefits suggest a broad, if unclear, optimism about the country’s economic path. The passage is cryptic and lacks concrete events or dates.
Wheat futures surged to new highs after reports that Argentina’s drought persisted and major exporters and foreign governments held large Decem ber wheat options, pushing expectations for delivery of physical grain. Traders noted buying driven by supply fears and potential demand from buyers abroad.
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