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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1923
Page
6
The Tucson Citizen states exclusive rights to republishe news dispatches and local news printed herein. This notice declares credit policy for stories whether credited to The Associates Press or not.
George Washington asserts a strict foreign policy to avoid entangling alliances and political ties with Europe. He argues the United States must act for itself to gain respect abroad, maintain domestic harmony, and preserve the Union from division and foreign influence.
The piece discusses federal duties to support wheat growers amid high costs from postwar wage and rate increases. It cites wartime price controls, rail regulation, and cost-plus contracts that raised production costs while farm prices fell. It notes Secretary Wallace’s view that high nonfarm costs burden farmers and mentions political reactions and veteran rehabilitation efforts.
Beloit Wisconsin Gazette argues true patriotism requires honoring the flag as a symbol but prioritizing duties to government and citizens. It warns against empty patriotism mirroring ancient Rome and urges focus on honest public service over ritual obedience.
The piece chronicles James Eli Watson of Indiana born 1864 in Winchester. It notes his political rise from boy orator at DePauw University to U S representative starting 1894, his 1908 gubernatorial bid, and 1916 appointment then 1921 election to the Senate, with speculation he could be a Republican 1924 presidential contender.
W A Newell of Portland asks for help locating Jasper Cartwright Sarah Cartwright and their son Reaves who arrived in Arizona in fall 1874. The note recalls Silva admitted to Utah bar and Morford Buck and other arrivals 10 years ago, with notes on Hugus visiting from San Carlos.
A collection of satirical quips on society politics and culture. The column riffs on law order class tastes imperial affairs and public manners with wry observations and wordplay. It pokes fun at Europe politics and public life through concise aphoristic lines.
The Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph notes a sage praising honest criticism as valuable, while the grouch laments its scarcity. A clergyman golf game with a volatile actor prompts witty remarks about respect and decorum. Andrew Carnegie is quoted on industry’s key factor as a three legged stool.
The piece blends flirtation with self mockery as it muses on poetic rhyme and a future job in a tall project. It ponders a wedding ring and public honor while imagining a dramatic rise and sudden resignation. The tone mixes whimsical wordplay with idle social reflection.
An article notes Germany faces shortages after war, with crops well below prewar levels. It warns the nation must import large foodstuffs and raw materials as exports shrink and living standards plunge, risking unrest in urban areas amid rising hunger.
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