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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1923
Page
6
The Tucson Citizen carries Associated Press and local news dispatches, detailing stories from affiliates and staff. The front page emphasizes republication rights and the newspaper’s exclusive use of press content.
An Arizona editorial notes the governor who last July denounced the U S Constitution now calls for greater reverence on Constitution Day. The piece accuses him of hypocrisy criticizing his attacks on courts and juries while urging respect for the same law he criticized. It questions leadership and public example.
The article explains the president's flag design showing the seal on blue with a large white star in each corner. It notes its rare use over a Washington hotel and on Harding's funeral car, and describes past flag designs and the 1915 Grand Army review influence leading to the current seal-based personal flag.
A nostalgic note on a town’s modernization from old times to Dew Drop Inn and a new racing track, with local figures like Jones General Store and Lothrop Hanes. Criminologist and political jests mix with reflections on crime entertainment and global events.
A collection of humorous observations on politics society and daily life. Witty contrasts between old and new values cite immigration media and marriage while lampooning public office optimism and human foibles.
The American relief effort in Russia under Colonel Haskell is praised as saving far more lives than the famine itself. He notes the strong gratitude from Kamenev and Lenin figures, and contrasts the mission with U S leadership while acknowledging political risks and the enduring bond with the American people.
Whittier portrays Amy at the piano with graceful fingers and a lyric sea mood. A perfumed suitor is dismissed as she favors the salted wind and the sea voices. Her heart anchors on a distant lover seen on a sea blown deck among icebergs.
Prominent French politician Jean Louis Malvy, once minister of war and exiled in 1917 for treason related acts, is discussed as a possible return. The piece notes a power struggle and opposition to the Clemenceau regime as supporters gather in parliament.
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