Tucson Citizen Publication Notice Summary
The Tucson Citizen announces weekday and Sunday editions published in Tucson Arizona. Frank Hitchcock serves as president. correspondence directed to The Tucson Citizen and The Associates Press. News dispatches credited or not are included and republication rights are reserved.
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Recognition of Mexico Prompts Southwest Gratitude
The United States has recognized Mexico under President Obregon, signaling stability and friendly ties. Arizona figures prominently, with Hon. T. F. Campbell credited for initiating official recognition and urging Washington to engage Mexico.
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Judge Fitzgerald Heads Home After City Visit
Judge W. T. Fitzgerald leaves for Solomonville this evening after several days in Tucson on business and pleasure. He is described as a genuine companionable man and a favorite among locals. The judge’s Tucson sojourn ended with many friendships and interest in his next trip from Graham country. Postmaster Corbett’s horse, Baly Corbett, roamed freely while the owner visited Samuel Hughes, returning eight hours later.
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Europe’s Peace Vital to Farm and Nation
Herbert S. Houston, publisher of Our World, stresses America’s economic stake in the League of Nations as pivotal for global and domestic stability.
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Goose-Quillings and Polite Dissent in Grim Times
The piece rails at political hypocrisy and public folly, noting the Boston police strike, Coolidge, and the dangers of martyring fanatics. It laments greed and class tension while lampooning official excess and intolerance.
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Coolidge
Disjointed Views on Peace, Politics and Agriculture Debate
The page surveys foreign policy, labor and farm unrest, praising Obregon and asking for Europe restoration to revive U S agriculture. It cites Bok’s peace prize as US unity grows amid Minnesota vote shifts and warns against isolationism, urging stronger marketing, farm credit and lower transport costs.
Do You Know This Man A Spur of the Moms Passage Poem
A poem recounts a man who renounced the bottle two years ago and clings to a wagon life amid hardship. The speaker reflects on desire for travel and home, balancing racial and colonial imagery with longing for stable roots and a simpler past expressed by Harry Freeman Thom.
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Carnegie Desert Laboratory
Tucson
American Phyto-Geographical Society
D. T. McDougall
Answers to Correspondents No. It Was Not 116 Years Ago
A letter page replies to readers on topics from Marion Davies’s voyage to a river to questions about taxes and landlords. The column humorously notes political figures and weather, and ends with a remark on exchange rates between dollars and marks.
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Fragmentary police encounter described in overheard remarks
Readable excerpts show a tense exchange between a driver and a police officer. A warden confirms a request for a report while a bystander or observer notes optimism despite the confrontation. The text preserves abrupt dialogue without full context.
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