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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1918
Page
9
A historical listing notes fallen service members, missing in action, and deaths from disease or accidents. Names span ranks from corporal to sergeant, with units and home towns partially shown. The document compiles casualties and honors, reflecting a wartime roll of honor.
Casualty summary shows total deaths and wounds with a long list of names and units. It enumerates inaction deaths, wounded in action, missing in action, and prisoners, along with previously reported cases and hospital returns, reflecting a heavy roster across multiple states and units.
A fragment notes the nest of bir ord tiete of the wounded is on file at the Citizen office and may be inspected by any reader of the page after publication.
A relief bureau report shows sharp postwar cost increases for gold properties across the American continent. Labor machinery and freight costs rise, with Arizona and copper properties showing substantial boosts. The tax impact hits Pima County, while Bisbee and Jerome copper assets contribute to local revenue growth.
Fragmented OCR listing public notices and references to property, mortgages, and legal actions. Mentions Bank of Henman, parties including Fortner and Teed, and various dates and numbers with unclear context. Reads as a garbled ledger of public filings, releases, and financial proceedings.
Athletics at Utah agricultural college are disrupted by an influenza outbreak. football candidates have been kept from regular practice and no contests are expected this season.
Removal notice effective November 1 10 8 concerns Arizona War Work folding Phoenix communications addressed to the Federal Feeut Actarestrater. The document instructs action by governmental authorities and specifies location and compliance steps in a formal period voice.
A Georgetown style geography bulletin from the Malioneal Geographical Society discusses the Holy Land under Turkish authority. It notes terrain, ancient sites, and the impact of government projects on terraces and irrigation, with reflections on populations including Turks, Greeks, Armenians, and Jews.
The State Council of Defense notes soldiers and heirs misbeliefs about War Risk Insurance certificates. Insurance is effective once applied and premiums paid even if the certificate is not received. the certificate is evidence, not part of the contract. The Treasury Bureau will issue certificates as fast as possible, with extensive funds and weekly insurance writes. Do not wait for a certificate to prove coverage. Ensure beneficiaries understand government protection remains in force.
A scattered report describes a military camp relocation and actions related to a deserter. The text mentions arrests, draft timing, and various military movements, with names and dates obscured by OCR errors. It notes authorities pursuing a deserter and potential charges or detainment actions.
At Camp Lewis a firefight ended in a fatal self inflicted wound when a man discharged a pistol on the rifle range. Major General John A Trombkhite commanded forces. the incident occurred as he spoke to troops. The victim, a West Point graduate, was crady from Washington.
In a superior court filing, Alex Rossi of The Arizona Paymaster asserts claims against a Cleveland based firm and Maguire, alleging wrongdoing connected to a mining clan and payment arrangements. The document cites a February 46 filing date by attorney Hartes Ttennan and details a dispute over payment assignments.
In the Superior Court of Arizona for Pima County the guardians of the person and estate of Tro Lore A de Samaniege petition the court to sell mortgaged real estate to pay debts. The judge orders show cause why an order granting sale should not be issued and publication of this order in the Tucson Citizen for four consecutive weeks prior to November 25.
You are summoned to appear in the superior court of Pima County Arizona in an action brought by the plaintiff. You must respond within twenty days if served in the county or within thirty days if served elsewhere. Date October 24 1518 seal of the court. Clerk Olive G C Fasilor Deputy. Publication dates October 26 November 2 9 16 1917
Francisco Murquia, commander of the northeastern military zone, is ordered to Metica envy by President Carranza to expand his control and appoint Enriquez as governor of Obilindina, according to Universal of Mexico City. Governor Foriquez has been in Mexico City since he was deposed.
Chicago authorities imposed a nine o'clock curfew for residents to stay home to curb a declining epidemic. The health commissioner had already enforced quarantine rules closing theaters and barring publications. The Vaterland reports negotiations surrounding German prisoners and Brussels officials’ releases.
Herbert Hasver, chairman of the Belgian relief commission, received a teletear from King Albert on the anniversary of the foundation of the cotatussian, thanking him for saving the Belgian nation from famine.
Maj HW A Franklin, production manager of the Braterport district, urged munitions manufacturers in Western Massachusetts to accelerate output amid a wartime crisis. He warned delayed deliveries breach government contracts for fixed quantities and times, stressing that peace rhetoric harms national interests and calling for unlimited production by both manufacturers and cryptogues.
A report on naval expansion shows Britain's war time build up. Figures indicate tonnage rising from around 2.5 million to about 4.5 million tons. Transport of soldiers and supplies surged as the war demanded greater maritime movement and logistics.
A fragmentary report notes Jesus Felix and others charged with stealing from a ranch. Details are garbled but reference witnesses Manuel Vargas and Lopez, both young, and an old fashioned crime allegation. The text mentions a ranch, silver items, and a suspect held as witnesses.
In Pima County Arizona Kathryn D Atkinson has filed to probate the will of George W Atkinson deceased. The petition asks letters testamentary be granted and a hearing set for November 5 1918 in the Superior Court at Tucson.
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