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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1923

Page

8

Angeleno C to Run Excursion Train to Mexico

Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce plans a second excursion train to Mexico. The train will stop in town September 7 at eight o clock in the morning for two hours. Aboard, entertainment is to be arranged by the chamber board. The first trip in November 1924 had strong support from coast business leaders and President Obregon aided the venture.

Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Mexico Chamber of Commerce Fiest Obregon

Tucsonan Returns From Home After Death of Father

News of the death of M. Littlejohn, father of Mrs. L J Boudreaux, died May 24. LJ Boudreaux, who recently returned to the city from his wife’s kin, received word. Littlejohn died a natural death at seventy. Three Boudreaux children were with grandparents in Gaffney, South Carolina.

M. Littlejohn L J Boudreaux LJ Boudreaux Littlejohn Boudreaux Gaffney South Carolina

Citizens Third Refund Bargain Contest Starts Today

The Citizens announces its Third Refund Bargain Contest with a $500 prize pool. Entries require a nomination blank from the paper, with bonuses of 1600 votes per contestant and 25 vote credits from multiple local businesses. Voting accrues via coupons on purchases and paid bills within set timelines.

Citizena Frefund Bareau

Arizona Probate Notice Seeks Bid for Ziegel Estate Property

In the Superior Court of Pima County Arizona the executrix Hazel D Ziegel invites cash bids on a stock of merchandise and furnishings from 274 East Congress Street Tucson to be sold after August 13 1925 with court approval required. Bids to Hazel D Ziegel Executrix FP Box 963 Tucson must include a certified check equal to 1 percent of the bid. First publication August 7 last publication August 11 1923.

Superior Court Pima County State OF Arizona J. J Zieger Superior Court of County of Pima Hazel D. Ziegel Certin East Congress Street Tucson Arizona Paul J. Cella Executrix Paul J. Celia Zecutrix Executric

Army fliers seek recruits for U S air service in old pueblo

Sergeant Mendel and Sergeant Wilkes from Fort Bliss tour Tucson recruiting for the U S air service. They seek high school educated men for three year enlistments with rapid advancement possible as Congress may authorize a large expansion. The program aims to train pilots for commercial and military roles, with reserve commissions on cadet completion.

U. S. Air Service Old Pueblo Mendel Old Pueblo Club Leo G. Hefferman The Air Service Tucson R. KE. Fishburn International Boundary Commission Maughan Kelly McReady

National Chamber Probes Railroads With Five Committees

Five special committees of the National Chamber of Commerce are investigating railroad matters in the United States. Data from Tucson says reports will be submitted to Congress when it meets in December. The Tucson resolution is referred to the transportation and communication committee for action.

Chamber of Commerce of the United States Tuccos

Federal Coal Commission Estimates Cost of National Survey

The federal coal commission concludes that municipal and state agencies should study coal retailing costs and dealer profits for the community interest. It estimated that completing a national survey would cost about 2600 dollars.

Washington Federal Coal Commission

City Council Backs Criminal Syndicalism as Misdemeanor

An ordinance making criminal syndicalism a misdemeanor was adopted by the city council with two dissenters Cornelimen Pfeiffer and Sampete. Violators face fines from 1 to 100 dollars and 1 to 10 days in jail, aiding federal probes of WW suspects. The council also confirmed mayoral appointees for the remainder of the term and approved various public works and district formation plans including paving protests, water survey funding, and the Southeast Improvement District.

Pfeiffer Sampete Department of Justice I T Brecke First Avenue Sixth Avenue Twenty-fifth Street Eighteenth Street

Paved dip routes improve Tombstone to Rodeo highway

Aug 1 Tombstone notes report the Rodeo to Tombstone state highway now paved with water crossings all along the route, linking Rodeo to Nogales and extending toward Rentonenti. County road work and good conditions are noted from Rodeo to Patagonia and Huachucas areas as well.

Tombstone Rodeo N. M Rentonenti Rodee Nogeles- Tucson Tucson New Mexico Patagonia Berner's Resort Ramsey Canyon Charleston Fort Huachucs Rustiers Park

German Marks Hit New Low in Foreign Exchange

New York August 7 one million German paper marks could be bought for 28 cents in the Incel foreign exchange, a 4.2 cent rise over the prewar price. The overnight depreciation reached 44 percent from last night’s 52 cents per million, with Saturday’s rate at 9 cents. Commercially, Germany’s paper currency has been regarded as worthless for a long time.

New York Incel Germany Gome United States Great Britain

Burglar Alarm Aidled Nogales Home as Dogs Guard

In Nogales Santa Cruz County a home burglary attempt at Al Smith’s Border Auto Service was foiled by the house dog with Mrs Smith away both nights. A man named Jesus Romero was later found with a large electric flashlight and a pry bar. he claimed to seek a friend Fetrelia in Tubac and was jailed for 75 days as an undesirable alien.

al Smith Border Auto Service Nogales Mre Smith J. Lowe Jesus Romero Fetrella Fetrelia Tubac

Nogales Weekend Visitors and Local Traffic Notes

The report lists attendees at a national Elks convention and various visitors in Nogales. Names include Harry Berner assistant customs collector at W Nogales, John George, J Gadshaw of New Orleans, and J E Leonard among Tucson and Nogales travelers. Road conditions worsened by heavy rains, traffic officers like Fred Juetzer and officials from the Arizona Cotton Growers visit Nogales, with concerns over speeding fines and local commerce.

Harry Berner W Nogales John George Nogales Cajemne Tucson

Westers Mead Karns and Pigskin Matchup Recap

Fragmentary OCR notes mention Westers Mead Karns and a game involving Pawling and Charlies with unclear scores. Readable bits point to a local prep matchup with scattered team names and partial quotes, lacking complete context or final outcomes.

Westers Mead Karns Sins Ilemeg Pawling Charlies

Unclear snippet prompts health advice amid police report

A fragmented OCR text references Veronica Water health notes and police context mentioning Alfred Mitting and district police. It lacks coherent events, dates, or clear persons beyond scattered names.

Philades Alfrea Veronica Alfred Mitting Eronica

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