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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1923
Page
7
A retrospective on Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts highlighting his rise from modest beginnings to governor and president. It notes his firm leadership during the Boston police strike, progressive reforms for workers and veterans, and his reputation for efficiency, duty, and adherence to the square deal.
A strike prediction looms as a miners wage meeting dissolves amid terse exchanges. The United Mine Workers announce actions may fail, signaling possible unrest in the coal fields.
Mrs A Addington of Phoenix arrived to spend days with her son Albert and will enter the university in the fall. J H M Elkins of Los Angeles arrived on business. John J Reilly returned from Phoenix after attending the state meeting of embalmers. Overman Nugent left for San Diego for the summer. Mrs Ella Reif and Miss Helen Reif arrived from San Diego. John White, treasurer of the Southern Pacific, visited Kogalee on business. T Warren, agent of the Southern, took a trip to Tum HK. Jennings of the Western Union offices in Phoenix was in town on business. Mr and Mrs L W Dearing arrived from California staying at Congress. Cartl. Kingout passed through recently en route to Hayden. Miss Anna D Mote attends the W A conference at Astromar starting sessions today. Herman Mann of the Nielsen Music Company leaves for New York to visit Brunswick Factory and buy for Phoenix. George & Miller of United States Rubber Company offices in Phoenix were in the city yesterday. Wm Fields of Phoenix motored to the city with friends and returned in the evening. Joseph Pereira, noted photographer, leaves for the coast to join his wife and daughters and will return in about ten days.
Pope Pius expressed deep grief over Americas loss of one of her Dest soma and instructed Cardinal Gasparri to convey heartfelt sympathy and condolence to the nation.
Washington August 1 jury original Mn Morse and several co defendants face conspiracy charges tied to wartime shipbuilding. After fifteen weeks devoted to testimony and argument, the case moves toward final deliberations.
John H. Parker of San Francisco arrived in the city this morning for an unspecified visit.
Hendry of this city was recent visitor in Phoenix. HH. C. BCHWATER, C. Martines, and Frank Vega, all of this city were in Phoenix yesterday.
J W Rice just arrived back from Patagonia where he had been for geological work and field study, returning with notes on ore deposits and local industry prospects.
Local forest service offices shut this morning by the U. S. attorney under the national mourning order for President Harding. Imperial valley grape shipments continue via the city with three carloads moving. shipments will drop as the grape season ends.
Diamonds valued at 96000 dollars were stolen from a safe aboard the steamship Boswell of the Lamport and Holt line, which arrived from South America yesterday, authorities reported today.
Three children Lillie Parker Edith Palmer and Jefalet Layton narrowly escaped drowning after the rope they held was jerked away into deep water at a fo cal swimming pool One man and the father pulled them from the pool and they were saved in time Grand Canyon area patrols watch for danger near water.
Reno reports reveal that after two hours the jury in Clarence Sege's murder trial against Edward Colquhon ended in a hung verdict. Nine jurors favored conviction of manslaughter, three for acquittal, as deliberations concluded. Federal Building foundations laid in Nogales progress amid rains. Yuma County taxable wealth rises due to broader valuation and business growth. Six veterinarians pass tuberculin test administrator exams for cattle indemnity program in Phoenix and surrounding areas.
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