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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1923
Page
6
The Tucson Citizen notes exclusive use rights for Associated Press news dispatches whether credited or not and states the policy applies to all focal news published within the paper.
The University of Arizona board of regents under Governor Hunt proposes limiting two family members from university employment. Critics warn it could cut valuable staff like Einstein and Curie pairs, while supporters defend broader aims. The rule is not immediate and might be applied case by case to avoid harming the university.
The New York Call mocks President Coolidge as a farmer’s boy and notes his early life on his father’s Vermont farm. It contrasts aristocracy of workers with political privilege and cites farmers in Washington recognizing his understanding of agricultural issues.
The American Bar Association and Secretary Hughes face doubts abroad over U S policy toward Latin America. Reuters notes distrust persists despite assurances of friendship and non dictatorship. The piece contrasts European aid and home front concerns as 1921 nears winter.
A fragmentary collage of overheard quips and chat from London streets and tourist scenes. A pair jokes about H G Wells and rapid speeds, Hi Pepper leaves a job over steadiness, a rural tourist and a native exchange suggests quiet life, and a Chronicle Telegraph note hints at a Diana chase image with a playful misread.
A mosaic of pointed lines and wry observations on politics education work ethics and gender. The remarks cover tyranny manners pride migration and modernization with compact sharp epigrams and social commentary.
Rep Martin B Maddden , longtime chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, is confined and ill in Washington. A Republican from Illinois, he has been a veteran lawmaker guiding federal expense allocations since 1905 after early work in Chicago city government.
A fragmented poemish piece discusses police conduct and public behavior, warning readers to avoid confrontation with officers while driving on Prongval Street. It shifts to reflections on love, fame, and town changes with references to moviemaking, a “permanent” six months, and notes about Addison Sims.
Fragmented text appears to criticize foreign films versus American ones and mocks Congress as ineffective. Mentions a Kansas Lothario with multiple spouses within a year.
Fragmentary poetic lines recall longing for reunion with a lost beloved. The text references a home, a birth place, and memories of embraces, interwoven with archaic phrasing and incomplete names.
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