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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1923
Page
3
Navy taffeta leading the mode of the day presents a simple frock in navy blue with darker shades favored. A cockade accessory enhances the look as style notes mention a five yard length for the medium size.
Statistics circulated by Superintendent CE Rose show 441 teachers in the Tucson public schools over three years, including 197 married and 234 unmarried. Of 224 unmarried teachers, only 11 resigned, while 2 of 42 married teachers resigned. The board favors unattached teachers to keep schools running smoothly.
Partial OCR fragment mentions civic or educational themes with names and places unclear. Readable items include references to a university corner East area and a public event or mission involving a person named Pete. Details are too fragmentary to identify a clear event or outcome.
A fragment describes a summer program at a pool with plans for youth activities. Mentions attendees and organizers including Mrs. Arse and Mrs. Knight, with sessions expected in the late afternoon and a communal supper after activities.
A projected project at the university outlines the start of construction near the east corner, with completion expected by December. The cost is listed around 871 000, and the site lies near the university’s northeast corner, signaling major facilities growth.
Reports from Cananea describe a panic at the Theatre Royal Buena Vista when four mité bombs exploded under the audience causing mass evacuations. Police failed to identify perpetrators, and motives remain unknown. Other notes mention federal actions against revenue fraud, land grant disputes, mining options, and a fine for violating the prohibition law.
The Business and Professional Women's club signs a petition urging the city council to add 14 500 to the library budget, aiming to boost support beyond the 6 560 already available. Dr Clara M Bebell notes cooperation since a prior presentation, as board members sign the petition and plan a Mt Lemmon cabin rent discussion.
While hunting cotton tails near her summer home twelve miles north of Oracle, Mrs James H Mitman shot and killed a large spotted lynx weighing forty two pounds. She acted alone with a double barreled shotgun as the animal charged. Mr Mitman was about a mile away and later photographed the incident for friends.
The funeral train bearing Warren G. Harding’s casket traveled from San Francisco to the capital with millions paying respect along the route. Ohio and Indiana crowds gathered at Akron Youngstown and other stations as Mrs. Harding faced the long journey amid a nation in mourning awaiting arrival in Washington.
Society items report Tucson residents planning California trips and Los Angeles stays after recent weddings. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Wright begin a southern California honeymoon while he finishes studies at UC. Guests include Rev Garnett and friends visiting Nogales concert and the corner stone event in Tucson.
An Arizona report notes Judge Lockwood dismissing jurors after a burglary case verdict of not guilty, amid public indignation in Tombstone over the jury panel. Messages also cover local clergy, civic visitors, and Mexican regional political notes.
The National Chamber of Commerce of Mexico plans an industrial convention in Mexico City with delegates from commerce mines and agriculture chambers. It will run on August 7 12 14 and 15 and address industrial commercial mining and agricultural development including a nationwide highway system. Mrs Harding will be honored with a ceremonial route to the White House after the train arrives.
Indiana visitors praised by locals after a joyous campus luncheon and city tour. Teachers among the crowd eyed local schools for jobs as train crews waved goodbye at 7:36 PM.
An unclear OCR fragment describes a Tucson climate unit event and a aim to attract ten volunteers. It mentions motivation and a pledge related to turnout, with references to dates and local involvement.
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