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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
6
An irregular report notes patrolman Bell at the armory tonight and a public bootlegger event in a revolver battle. The piece references aliases and court matters involving cases like Stephen Crady and others, with details of a lunacy commission and pending trial.
Reports from Wilmington to Springfield describe rapid influenza spread across the East and Midwest. Federal and state forces coordinate to close schools churches and amusements while health officials monitor camps and cases amid declining trends in some areas.
Fragmentary OCR describes a prisoner case at Berne and mentions various dates, places, and names including Ware, Amert, Matias, and Ponce. The text hints at hearings or trials and references an event linked to a band or civic ceremony, with scattered dates and locales.
T. Hughes has been selected as chancellor of the Varsity Regents. The appointment follows campus leadership changes and aligns with the university’s plan for academic leadership.
A confusion outside a soda water stand led to a fight involving Fabian Porras and Mendoza. Porras allegedly struck and fired a BB gun, injuring a man while Mendoza claimed retaliation. Police detained several figures as witnesses and suspects for questioning.
A garbled report describes an incident at the Santa Hepsn Hotel involving Sean Gilmore and a Seuthern Pacific employee, with a disputed charge and contraband bourbon. The text is unclear but mentions a hotel basement and an alleged transport of whiskey.
Sep. 3 report notes Neil B Preto and other party figures tied to a potential Senate bid. Mention of A Matt and conference dynamics signals early campaign activity and possible opposition alignment.
Public documents reference multiple property deeds and agreements including Manuel Caen and Marnie Swalo, various heirs and spouses, mortgage and homestead claim actions, and related transcriptions of parcels and parcels numbers. Names such as Amada Hoedeiguez Hesirice Visriguez appear in scattered partial entries with monetary figures and lot references amid garbled transcription.
Fragmentary text from a Denver page dated September 25 shows unrelated financial figures and names, with many garbled terms and missing context. The legible parts reference sums like 25 and 12 714 158 but lack coherent events or identities.
The Southern Paperfic showmen contributed funds for purchasing Wweist watches for departing soldiers. Tiefan was turned over to FF Sehiegkv coaster mechanic and Trek Harding Luncheon club helped with the fund.
An old item notes events in October with mentions of fall activities and a vague call for interested people to take note. Names R Robles and dated Sept 191s appear as partial references in the fragment.
Reports from the city describe a maritime incident involving a vessel and crew at Wells. Officials say the Imperial Sailor encountered structural failure, triggering evacuations and a climb to safety as authorities coordinate response.
Relatives inform The Citizen News Editor that Lieut St. Males has arrived safely overseas. Mrs W Jezard notes his arrival and mentions salvage unit No 1 and a foreman in charge. The item references ties made at The F Ronstadt Co Ady.
In a brief community item, members gather to discuss tie designs and fashion governance. Schedule notes show a 8:15 start with attendees planning a seminar on contemporary neckwear and trade practices.
A shell from a ship fired toward City Island caused a panic and minor damage to a residence and wall. No injuries were reported as residents fled and Fort Totten issued an official alert.
The readable fragment describes an unsigned note about Americans and a biotee gad Ameeiatis 4Hi tied to a 2305 WIADEC Tens address. The OCR yields no full event or clear actions.
In Pensacola three Navy aviators were killed when a hydroplane fell into the bay during a training exercise. Details on the crew and exact circumstances are incomplete, with some names yet to be released by officials.
Lieutenant Donald Meek and two others were killed in a Fort Worth incident. Early reports say the victims were fatally injured during a confrontation at a location identified by authorities. Investigators are reviewing the scene and notifying families as no further details are released.
Damaged text fragment mentions local event and officials but key details are unreadable. The readable bits suggest a public notice or schedule with names or dates obscured by OCR errors.
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