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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1918
Page
8
In Chicago Ort 24 Federal Judge overruled demurrers by counsel Virier L Brerevr Adolph Gerter Vin emt St. Jot J Lowi Engdat and William Fo Kruse small party leaders under indictment on espionage act charges. Trial is expected early November.
The Y M C A is aiding Arizona border troops with new canteen and rest facilities at Nogales and Tucson. Construction for a Nogales building costs four thousand dollars and serves soldiers opposite the Y hut. The Tucson project furnishes training corps men with reading material, athletic equipment, writing supplies, and home communication support through the American Library Association network.
A sleet storm began in the evening causing near zero to above freezing temperatures and widespread disruption. North Platte reports show severe temperature swings and icy conditions affecting travel and daily routines.
The text discusses sugar use in candy, estimating about half of sugar in the U S goes to confectionery and explaining roles of sugar as a nutrient, its forms, and government limits. It argues candy is a large industry vital to the economy, detailing sugar sources and the necessity of candy during difficult times.
Report from Copenhagen via Telegraph says roitian soldiers of the 7Teth Regiment at Pinte were quelled by three Austrian Hungarian regiments marching from Al Haga. The dispatch notes heavy street fighting at Pinme with hundreds killed. Also mentions optometrist Br. Schell in Tucsop at Montezuma Hotel. Additionally, three Y W C A women aided the American troops by baking doughnuts for a War campaign at a headquarters, naming Mary Brayl ey, Mary Holliday, Edith Knowles, and others.
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