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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1918

Page

2

Transit Fare Increase Ordered by Arizona Commission

The Arizona Corporation Commission approves higher rates for the Rapid Transit Company after reviewing finances. The company shows operating losses, rising costs, and debt service strain. despite this, the commission permits increased fares and vows to monitor performance. The move ties to broader regional transit funding and related utility arrangements with Tucson Go Electric Light and Power.

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Allies Press On in Belgium Amid Fresh German Struggles

The report notes Allied gains in Belgium as German reserves thin and war matériel is strained. It cites German morale and discipline issues, the redeployment of broad divisions from the eastern front, and heavy losses forcing raw troops to fill western front roles.

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El Paso Saloon Closed Amid Prohibition Ties

El Paso and New Mexico ranchers report a saloon on Valley Road shut after clashes over enforcement of state prohibition. Officers say repeated liquor sales prompted arrests, with continued operation halted amid complaints and concerns about drunken driving along the paved valley road.

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Sleet Storms Disrupt Telegraph Service Across Nebraska

Sleet storms cripple telegraph lines from Penver to Nebraska towns. four to five wires down in the state. Dodge City area reports severe trouble. Western Union lines generally better. Cold rain and snow sweep Kansas and Nebraska while officials race to restore circuits by noon.

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First Saptist Church Sermon and Bible Class Notice

The First Saptist Church pastor Beal announces no public services and urges memorization of Philippians and Keys from Revelation. Sunday school papers available via Supt. Hazeltine. Wednesday Bible class members asked to memorize seven. Enlistment Week is Nov 24. volunteers for service should notify the pastor.

Saptist Church R. & Beal P—Senting Philippians A. B. Hazeltine

Saloon Reopenings Stay Blocked by Injunctions

In Mt. Salons reopenings, district court grants two temporary injunctions restraining former Texas saloon men from sale of intoxicating liquor. The action follows prior injunctions in other counties as the statewide prohibition situation develops. General Looney has not filed a rehearing motion yet on the constitutional ruling.

Stin Tex Distriet Court Texas Seling Court of Crimial Appeals Looney

Denver Banker Leonard Dies After Stroke

William B R Leonard a founder of Hibernia Bank and Trust Company died after a paralysis stroke. A native of Pennsylvania he moved west in 1844 and helped develop mining properties in Idaho. He lived in Pueblo then Denver, and was a longtime resident of Denver.

Denver Get William BR. Leonard Hibernia Bank and Trust Company Elitv Leonard Pennsy‘ 4 D’alene Idaho Pueblo Colo

HUN PRESS AROUSED BY WILSON ANSWER

Foreign secretary contends Polish annexation demands clash with Wilson peace program. Contred from Pare One’s about Lorraine. will not anticipate solution of that problem.

HUN Press Wilson Lorraine

Serbians Croatians and Slovaks gift Wilson envoy appeal

A Paris delegation of Serbians Croatians and Slovaks delivered an address to Ambassador Sharp for President Wilson. The message praises his stance toward Germany and urges support for their national unity. It salutes Wilson as defender of right and justice and thanks him for generous policy toward their peoples.

Paris William G Sharp Wilson Germany

Count Schwerin Urges United Front Against Enemies

In Berlin the Prussian diet resumed, Count Schwerin, president, urged deputies to form a united front against the foes of the country. He warned that never before had the chambers met at a grave hour with the enemy threatening to strike at the doors of the state.

Switzerland Berlin Count Schwerin

German papers criticize Max speech in Paris dispatch

Paris dated report says newspapers in Germany condemn Chancellor Prince Maximilian's Reichstag address. The Vossische Zeitung in Berlin urges a final decision to reward Alsace Lorraine to heal the wound in the French heart, despite military opposition.

Paris Prince Maximilian Zurich Vossische Zeitung Berlin Alsace-Lorraine

Peru Accepts Wilson Note While Supporting Allies

Lima Peru October 26 the minister of foreign affairs said Peru would cordially accept President Wilsons latest note to Germany as the reply. Peru has consistently supported the Allies since the war began and has conformed with the presidents plans.

Wilson Peru Lima Germany

Henderson Sees Wilson Note Clears Situation

London October 26 Arthur Henderson leader of the Labour party in the House of Commons said his first impression of President Wilsons note to Germany would significantly qualify the situation. He urged Germany to seek a temporary cessation of hostilities but to ensure permanent discrediting and destruction of the militarist system. He added if the German people seek peace they must secure safeguards and constitutional guarantees to prevent a resumption of military effort and reduce the forces responsible for the war.

London Arthur Henderson Labor Party House of Commons Wilson Germany Claif

Inhumanity of Germans 's Denied by Dr. Solf

Amsterdam dispatch reports Dr. Solf denying German inhumanity claims. He cites Villalobar and Van Bree visits to Tournai Valenciennes and Denain on October 18. German authorities allegedly protected residents guarded food supplies and saved art treasures while removing only military personnel or exceptions for essential workers. He affirmed adherence to Wilsonian principles and readiness to follow the peacemaking program.

Amsterdam Reichstag Solf Villalobar van Bree Tournai Valenciennes Denain Pemrbredoet Wilean ‘Maying Fisaee-Harraine Wilson

Wars Teague Phroriee Here Freoot Bh Degree Pow 2

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Wars Teague and Pant Wirth with scattered names. Vague references to a road, sister, and Veranohia. No clear event, date, or outcome usable for a concise summary.

Freoot Rowdin Cohen Veranohia

Change in Time Ties Up Trains for One Hour

Extra hour of daylight time prompts railroads to pause schedules at 2 am to accommodate the shift. Trains arriving after 2 am will wait the hour, while departures after the shift will run one hour later. Passengers should verify connections, especially in Tucson where No. 4 and No. 6 are affected.

Hallmark Aesistant General Freight Waskenger Southern Pacific Tucson Tiesen Viennes

Hard Water Hurts the Kidneys

Water quality is linked to kidney trouble and common symptoms include backache weakness and bladder issues. A kidney tonic is advised. Tucson readers mention Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster MilburnCo. in Buffalo as a remedy, with testimonial from a railroad engineer about relief after use.

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Saloon Closures in Camden Spark Crowds to New Jersey

Philadelphia dispatch reports Camden closes all saloons to protect public health as influenza waned. Crowds flood to Camden from Philadelphia, prompting ferry companies to deploy every boat to handle the surge to the New Jersey side of the Delaware.

Philadelphia

German Fate Hangs On Holding Briey Amid War Orders

Paris Oct 26 An order signed by General von Demartwitz dated Oct 1, captured from a German prisoner, warns the Fifth Army east of the News of a German plan to bolster forces to cut the Lon on-Sedan railroad and block exploration of the Briey iron mines. The document stresses that the mines are vital to German steel and that western front resistance along the Verd region is crucial for German survival.

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