Tucson Citizen Daily Notice Archive Title
The Tucson Citizen weekly and Sunday editions published in Tucson Arizona by The Citizen Publishing Company led by Frank H Hitchcock. The paper notes second class matter status since October 1902 and reserves republication rights for Associated Press dispatches and credited news.
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Tucson
Arizona
Citizen Publishing Company
Frank H. Hitchcock
Tucson Citizen
Associated Press
Silver Decline as Monetary Medium Across Nations
A department of commerce report summarizes that silver’s role as reserve and circulating medium has declined since 1914. A 1923 Senate inquiry, led by Senator Oddie, examines gold and silver production, distribution, and impact on U.S. commerce. A Reno hearing discussed non ferrous metals with silver producers invited to participate.
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Department of Commerce
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
American Consular Service
Commerce Department
Congress
Senate Commission of Gold and Silver
Tasker L. Oddie
United States
Reno
Nevada
Canada
Mexico
Central
South America
H. A. C. Tennison
U. S. Geological Survey
Commission
U. S
Toem
Crime trends and justice calls from the American Bar Association
A Boston Transcript report summarizes an American Bar Association committee on crime in America. It notes rising crime and violence, few swift executions in 1919, and calls for rapid, certain punishment and public reform. It contrasts U S trends with England and France and urges public sentiment to support prompt justice.
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American Bar Association
America
Union
Fiewre
Nolice
Nyere
England
France
Life painter’s craft and the rosy tint of romance
Poem by Arthur L. Lippmann contrasts life’s somber blues with a brighter outlook. It urges the painter to use rosy hues for youth, lovers, and romance, while reserving darker shades for sorrow and cold times.
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Arthur L. Lippmann
Goose-Quillings and Snappy Sayings Sparks from Reformers
A collection of witticisms and satirical quips on reformers politicians and daily life remarking on taxes efficiency and human nature. It lampoons attitudes toward wealth politics and social norms with concise zingers and playful twists.
Army worms threaten navy beans in the west
Out west army worms devour navy beans as rivalry between the army and navy persists. The piece notes ongoing jealousy between the two branches and hints at continuing tensions.
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Navy
Underwood Out for President in Boost for Campaign
Local reports indicate Underwood leads in early polls after a major campaign shift. The announcement signals a nationwide push with organizers targeting key states and a rally schedule through the upcoming months.
Signboard Puns Stir Lighthearted Local Wit
A string of humorous signs from a butcher shop and bakery plays on food and marriage. One sign promises a good meeting place for meat while another hints rye bread appeal. A writer links divorce to delicatessen with playful tone and a Minnesota senator quips about being called Magnus.
Dinner Tales and Airman Wonders Across The Page
A collage of quotes from Everybody’s and London Answers features Mr Williams seeking a sought book, a mother with the Marcel wave, a child on her father’s lap, and dialogue about hunting. Joe Coyne, famed American actor, resides at the Carlton Hotel in London and amuses tourists with hotel liftmen.
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Mr. Williams
Judge
William
Michael
London
Joe Coyne
Prince Danilo
Merry Widow
Carlton Hotel
Kat Kitchen
Poems That Live Song I plucked for thee the wilding rose
A lyric meditation on a beloved rose worn as a symbol of love. The speaker praises the flower's sweetness beyond palace roses, recalls a sacred night, and vows no rival rose may compare until the blossoms tied to a bride’s veil are plucked.
Agriculture Secretary Seeks Wheat Relief Amid Low Prices
Secretary Wallace discusses the wheat situation and calls for action to help farmers as prices remain below production costs. He cites high wages and freight costs, notes broad industry challenges, and supports measures to restore a fair link between agriculture and industry.
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Secren Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Rae
Metals Ag
Missourifs
Congress
Elevator encounter with a Lord and guests at a hotel
Fragments describe a hotel elevator incident involving a Lord and Ladyship, a servant, and a remark about the Lord’s status as a gentleman. The dialogue hints at a social gathering with the Prince and tea, but the sequence is unclear and partial.
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Europe
George Washington
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Thbai
Greece
Boston Transcript
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Fort Wayne
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