Tucson Citizen publication details and masthead
The Tucson Citizen publishes daily weekday editions and Sunday morning issues from Tucson Arizona. It states ownership by The iilzeo Publishing Company with Frank Hitchcock as president and notes entry as second class matter from October 10 1902 at the Tucson post office under the March 2 1879 act.
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Tariff Law Proves Fordney McCumber Low Duty Boosts Imports
A 1923 overview argues the 1922 Fordney McCumber tariff created the lowest rate yet under protectionism. It cites 1923 import values by category, noting large rises in crude materials and manufactured goods, with free imports and selective duties shaping farmer and factory costs.
Creager Viewed as Likely U S Ambassador to Mexico
R B Creager a Texas banker from Brownsville is widely expected to be appointed U S ambassador to Mexico within days. A Harding choice, Creager has long ties to Mexico, supports the administration on the Mexican situation, and has been in Republican circles though not a prominent national politician.
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Legion committee weighs care options for World War orphans
George A. Withers leads a national American Legion committee to study care for veterans’ orphans. An estimated 5,000 need help now, rising to about 35,000 in eleven years if Civil War trends repeat. The group canvasses states, considers private homes, mothers’ pensions, and institutions, and will report at the San Francisco region convention.
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New York
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Idaho
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California
Some Time in Poem by Suzan Coolidge
The speaker awaits a future moment when hardship ends and truth is embraced. Through repeated refrains Some time and dear time express hope that grief, sin, and obstacles will yield to victory, clarity, and healing.
Goose-Quillings by Robert Quillen
Parody column features quips on social unrest education roads and finances. Lines poke at teachers parents presidents and motorists with wry humor about modern life and values.
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Prominent Citizen and Immigrant Woes in Terse Satire
A satirical column quips on drowning children as a misguided custom, contrasts past house-raising with present rent-raising, notes immigrant uncertainty between America and poverty, and lightly critiques European perceptions, labor irritation, and superstition versus profit in charms.
Old Captain Callahan Recalls Wing Cropping and Rooster Tricks
In a homely tale Judge recounts fat, contented days with hens and a defiant okt hen. He recalls cropping wings to protect flower beds and, during his bachelor days, using steel gaffs on young roosters to gain advantage in fights.
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Valedictory note foreshadows tragedy amid Greek political debate
An on the eve departure from a conference near Nicey, Veniselos preaches restraining political passions and warns Greece against monarchial democracy and violent measures. He laments Greece’s immature republic and warns that enforcing a republic by force would create a dictatorship even as he argues for gradual enlightenment through constitutional reform.
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New Definitions of Terms Cause Industry Confusion
A labor consultant argues misunderstood terms between capital and labor fuel strikes. He cites inconsistent usage of quit and turnover, noting dictionary definitions fail to guide practice without consensus.
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