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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1923
Page
6
In a Tucson Justice Court hearing three Southern Pacific workers linked to the fight faced charges after a disputed bout. Mike Robles and Urquides allegedly beat Resiets over a mistaken mail note. Urquides chose to pay $25 rather than county boarding.
The report covers cattle receipts at Kansas City and Chicago with mixed prices for steers heifers and calves. It notes weak to steady demand in cattle and hogs, with top values around 12 to 14 dollars for heavy steers and added figures for lambs and sheep. Wall Street opens on a downbeat note amid stock market liquidation following a period of limited gains.
Chicago today saw wheat futures rise as crop report details spurred buying. Corn and oats slipped on rains and bearish government data though hogs and provisions firmed later on supplies and live stock expectations.
Mrs L L J Andrews of Tucson was robbed of thirty dollars on a train to Los Angeles. The thief was arrested upon arrival at the Southern Pacific station. A F McGuire, UC Berkeley student, was named in Tucson reports. Mrs Andrews met by her Pasadena- based mother, wife of Lloyd Andrews of the Veterans Bureau. Stinson says two wealthy Oklahoma oil operators plan Arizona visit to inspect oil prospects and seek leases.
The Citizen's Associated Press reports irregular foreign exchange quotations for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany and other nations with rates in cents and percentages. Call money and short term instruments show steady bids and yields around 44 percent with acceptance and commercial paper activity noted.
The nation observed the lying in state of Warren G. Harding under the Capitol dome. Mrs. Harding faced the public sorrow with dignity as crowds filed past the casket, flowers filled the chamber, and Edging drums marked the solemn procession.
Nogales Mayor James A. Harrison proclaims Friday a non holiday with business and amusements closed for President Harding's obsequies. 11 am union service at Salts Theatre features remarks by Frank J. Dukky and J. W. Fitzpatrick. Other items include James Cummings’ rodeo win, brewery construction plans, and Nogales aldermen preliminarily wiring a new bridge and arroyo dredging. Frank M. Cox returns from Altar district with positive outlook. Humberto Ortiz plus Peters son Produce co. activity noted.
A string of Nogales visitors and residents return from California and Los Angeles trips. L L A Rountree, a Sonora cantoon grower, travels to Texas with parents. Jos Bork and Dr L W Klene visit California, Capt Chas Beatty returns from Los Angeles, C P Byrne and Walter Seaton were in Nogales, Mrs J C Glissas returns from Grand Canyon and California, Mr and Mrs E J Durniel visit from Tucson.
Reports from San Luis Potosi recount violent incidents during the gubernatorial campaign between Alfredo Manrique and J Prieto Laurens. Across the state, clashes killed two and wounded more. Alo relio Manrique, a candidate, was near death. Governor Rafael Nieto efforts to keep peace faced stretched forces. Police also uncovered three clandestine gambling houses run by Celestials with roulette and other games, frequented by the capital’s Jewish community.
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