City News Briefs Span Personal, Legal, and Weather Items
A variety of local notes report a newborn boy for Ignacio Riesgo, legal trouble for Modern Copper’s N A Centers, a 3002.20 shortage claim by M R Harlan, and the burial of an infant daughter at 306 Pennington. Reports cover rainfall near Fairbank Bisbee, Phoenix water franchise tensions, and assorted criminal, social, and property news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Centers
Bisbee
M. R. Harlan
Phoenix
Phoenix Water Company
Tucson
Hughes Retires From Democratic Committee After Labor Protest
At a Pima County Democratic meeting a six member committee was formed to suggest fifty delegates. John T. Hughes of the Star drew criticism from Tucson labor groups over the Star’s stance toward organized labor, especially the Typographical Union. O Keefe explained Hughes was named as a friend of Colonel Wilson and would be retired from the committee. Hughes faced the committee today and requested time to answer. successor yet unnamed.
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Pima County
Democratic Committee
John T. Hughes
Madi
Tucson
Keefe
Hughes
O'Keefe
Colonel Wilson
Congress
Allen's Foot-Ease Advertisement Claim
Use Allen's Foot-Ease powder shaken into shoes to cool swollen tired feet. It relieves smarting burning toes, ingrown nails, blisters and bunions and promises rest and comfort. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents. trial or free offer available at Allen’s, Olmsted, Le Roy, New York.
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Allen
Allen 8
Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Tucson Fire Fighters Elect New Assistant Chief
The Tucson fire department held its regular meeting at the hall on North Church street. George H Smith was elected assistant chief after nominations. A V Spicer became foreman and S S W Purcell assistant for the hook and ladder company. The department paid tribute to the late Wm Katzenstein with a sympathy letter from his father read aloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
North Church Street
Wm. H. Katzenstein
Russell
Katzenstein
Puesen
Sacramento
Knights of Pythias
Azi Ian
Billy Red
Hook and Ladder Company
A.V Spicer
S&s. W
Personal Mention Roundup Moves and Journeys
Hon B A Packard and wife return to Bisbee after an extended lakes tour visiting his old New York home. Quijotoa mining man A Imkins arrives from Los Angeles. Arthur Whames leaves for Los Angeles for a month long vacation. Inspector George Webb arrives on No 10 from the west. Harry W Altmann departs for San Francisco for a coastal tour. Assistant U S Attorney John H Campbell returns from Phoenix. District Attorney W F Cooper back from a coast outing. Dr W V Whitmore leaves for Los Angeles for eye treatment. C E Christ arrives from Nogales on the PMurro. Teresa Soldini of Zeckendorf Co returns from two weeks coast vacation.
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B. A. Packard
Bisbee
Mr. Packard
New York
A. ©Imkins
George Webb
Harry W. Altmaan
San Francisco
United States
John H. Campbell
Phoenix
W. F. Cooper
W. V. Whitmore
Los Angeles
C. E. Christ
Nogales
Teresa Soldini
L. Zeckendorf & Co
Local Weather Report from Tucson Weather Brief
An abbreviated Tucson forecast notes a temperate day with modest wind from the south. Readings appear inconsistent but show a mild day with cloud coverage and typical desert conditions.
Kodol advertised to aid stomach and bowel troubles
A testimonial from W. Fry of Iowa praising Kodol for stomach relief after months of illness. The ad claims Kodol cures indigestion and bowel issues, with Belle Pharmacy and a shop offering watch repair and jewelery services.
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W. Fry
V.cta
Iowa
Belle Pharmacy
Aberdeen encounter ends with deaths in old parish tale
A fragmentary historical scene shows a master, a Scottish interlocutor, and a church figure debating language and law amid a deadly confrontation. The dialogue references Egyptian clerics, Pharaonic arrest, and rural Bridgten yeomen, ending with a joke about pumping pumps and self-made goods.
The Big Ship Maine Cargo Sale by Julius Goldbaum
A damaged notice promotes the Big Ship Maine cargo sale at 71 Congress St managed by Charles Clayburg. It advertises wines whiskies and family delicacies for the trade with assurances of honest handling despite imperfect cleanliness and mixed quality. Julius Goldbaum signs the notice.
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Congress St
Charles Clayburg
Julius Goldbaum
Rinehart Shop on E Broadway Offers Painting and Paneling
The C V Rinehart Shop on East Broadway handles painting and paneling work with reasonable charges. Contact details are not fully clear in the fragment.
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C. V. Rinehart
E. Broadway
Grape-Nuts Cures Chronic Constipation Claim
Mrs. F. M. Buss of Millersburg says prolonged constipation and catarrh of the stomach and bowels were cured by Grape-Nuts after weeks of inability to retain fluids. She describes starting with a tea spoonful in hot water and gradually digesting Grape-Nuts and ordinary meals within a month.
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F. M. Buss
Millersburg
Righteousness Lesson Stirs School Debate
In a Liverpool school a number of scholars were asked to explain the meaning of the term righteous mass withiol ioe que litte chap replied being angry without cussing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Que Litte
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement for One Minute Cough Cure claims immediate cure of cold symptoms by reducing inflammation clearing the head and soothing the mucous membranes. It asserts effectiveness against coughs croup throat and lung troubles with Bell's Pharmacy listed.
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Bell's
The Story of the Ticket and Other Vignettes
A jumble of short notes recalls a pawnshop tale of a boy pawning a coat to feed a sister, the origin of bawbee as a baby coin, a note on Louis XVIII’s death, and a Carthaginian women’s defiant rope-making during siege.
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Maggie
Notes Turn To Hope In Quiet Exchange
A brief exchange shows a sigh of longing as one says their notes raise hopes for happiness, while the other admits notes only ever raise hope, refusing to lift any other sentiment.
Fortune Teller Predicts Marriage Within a Year
A fortune teller proclaims a marriage will occur within twelve months while a Boston Post fragment shows a married woman facing divorce proceedings, reflecting a sensational clipped exchange.
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Dearmel
Stell
Exec
Boston Post
Inside a Crater Nation and a Tale of a Widow
A fragmentary text describes a 15th century Italian domestic scene with a widowed woman arguing about marriage while children are present. It shifts to a description of Aso San crater in Japan, noting 20,000 residents living within an 800 foot high vertical wall and rarely leaving the crater.
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Aso San
Kumamoto
Japan
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Ignacio Riesgo
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County Recorder
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Justice Wilson
Jesus Casias
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H Hughes
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