Hoosier Train Welcomed by Tucson Visitors in Arizona
Indiana special train arrives in Tucson for a day of sightseeing. A large Indiana group, including band members and club representatives, tours the university and city sites before continuing a Western journey from Elwood on July 18. Hoosier leaders deliver welcomes at the university while locals and organizations host luncheon and entertainment.
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Indiana
Chicago
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Salt Lake City
Sacrament
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Los Angeles
el Paso
Houston
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Mobile
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Pernice Hawkins
Day
Hoosier
Alva Neal
University
Arizona
Edward van der Vries
Clearwater Orchestra
Funehine Quartet
Rot&rians
Lions
Kiwanians
Sunshine Club
Personal notices from Tucson report multiple travels and arrivals
Glen Broderick arrives from California en route to Safford with plans to return to the university in September. Wm Bray and daughter back from a coastal six week stay. Bray connected with the university. Mrs A O Neal, university registrar wife, returns Wednesday after April visit. P E Baffert and P De Mexico return from San Francisco on business. Fritz Bernard, WU attorney, heads coast for family visit and pending business. May Dyer returns to Sunshine Did office after Los Angeles vacation. George N Satre notified of reappointment in U S Marshall's office. Z Rice Scott, architect from Greenville MS, arrives in city. Bud Clark of Douglas passes through en route to Hayden. Sophomore at university. member of Stema Chi. Prof W E Bryan expected back from Mesa after four days. Frederick Gibson, university assistant pathologist, left for Mesa. returns midweek. A F Perry and son of Albuquerque visiting Mrs Melrose in Tucson for several weeks. T M Peters back from Bisbee tennis tournament. Carl Hofmeister also returned from tournament. Charles E Fowler Nogales customs officer in city on business. HM Campbell of Vancouver to Cortaro on business. Dr and Mrs George Purcell to depart August 21 for coast vacation.
Mexico City News Briefs Review of Industrial and Crime Reports
Salvador Prieto reports growing Italian demand for henequen as Compañía Metalúrgica Mexicana plans a San Luis Potosí customs plant for 26 000 to 36 000 tons monthly ore treatment. Guggenheim reorganization ties. Licenses sought for new oil wells. Obregon orders AG to probe Vera Cruz counterfeit ring amid sharp public warnings.
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Mexico
Milan
Italy
Secretart of Commerce and Industry
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American Smelting and Refining Co
Win
San Luis Potos
Guggenheim Companies
New York
Nebraska Honors Late President Harding Train Tribute Across State
Nebraska mourns as the Harding funeral train halted in Omaha and bisected towns from Sidney to Columbus. Crowds, flowers, and prayers accompanied the procession with leaders like Lt. Governor Johnson paying respects and Governor’s remarks echoing national sorrow.
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R. B. Howell
Omaha
George B. Duncan
Seventh Army Corps
Ford G. Johnson
Hastings
Nebraska
Warren G. Harding
The
Republic
Sidney
North Platte
Grand Island
Columbus
Nursing President Ruth Powderly Leads Care in San Francisco
Miss Ruth Powderly, a navy nurse, oversees President Harding's sick room at the Palace hotel in San Francisco and previously served in a similar role for Woodrow Wilson. The article notes a storm-delayed train in Omaha, engine issues at Chappell, and crowds in Council Bluffs. In Prague, memorial services for Harding were held in St. Martin church with attendance by Louis Einstein and other officials. Masaryk sent condolences.
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Harding
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Prague
Caecho-Slovakia
Associated Press
Governor Bone Breaks Down at Memorial for Warren G. Marning
In Juneau Governor Scott C. Bone sobbed while attempting to read a prepared eulogy for Warren G. Marning at a memorial service held yesterday under church auspices.
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Alaska
Scott C. Bone
Warren G. Marning
Churches of
Petitions for Speedway Paving to Be Presented
City mayor and council to consider speedway paving petitions at August meeting. The large contract stalled previously due to petitioners lacking required checks for printing and preliminary costs. A subsequent council session will address the city budget and final adoption with tax rate filing deadlines looming.
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Speedway
Arizona Rock Offered as Best Cleaning Powder
Arizona agricultural statistician M. R. Wells promotes a crumbled New River rock as a cleaning powder. He claims it whitens sinks, cleans vitreous ware, removes grease, and revives white canvas shoes with water, hinting at later commercial potential.
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Phoenix
M. R. Wells
Arizona
United States Department of Agriculture
Weiss
Presto
Grain exports from United States reach 4.867 million bushels
Washington reports last week grain exports totaled 4,867,000 bushels, slightly above the prior week's 2,755,000 bushels. The figures reflect continued strong demand and steady shipments by American producers.
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United States
Long Distance Line Nears Yuma Construction
Frank R Packard of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph says the transcontinental toll line from the eastern Seaboard through Tucson to the coast nears completion between Tucson and Yuma. The system will not open until en route stations and local equipment are finished, with a one story 15 foot wide Tucson extension planned.
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Yuma
Frank R Packard
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Eastern Sea Board
Albuquerque
Packard
Mrs Harding Bears Up Through Nation's Mourning Train
Mrs Harding endures the state funeral train trip to Washington and Marion with calm resolve. She rests in the private car and meets party women as she plans the service schedule and the difficult days ahead. Citizens along the route show quiet sympathy from Cedar Rapids to Marshalltown.
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Marion
Malcolm Jennings
Columbus
Ohio
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Trisutte
Beene
Ames
Marshalltown LeGrande
Belle Pisine
Cedar Rapids
Manet
Mrs Holloway Buried Beside Husband in Tucson
The body of Mrs Holloway arrived in Tucson and was buried today beside her husband who died last year of black small pox contracted while serving as captain of Tucson police. The service took place at Reilly Chapel at 2 30 this afternoon.
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Los Angtles
Reilly Chapel
Tucson
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