Cardinal Dougherty to preside at Tucson bishop installation
Cardinal Dennis Dougherty will preside at the installation of Monsignor Daniel J. Gercke as Tucson’s new bishop. He arrives November 2 with several bishops and about twenty five priests to attend the ceremonies, with events planned in Philadelphia before travel to Tucson.
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Resolution to Cameron on Return to Capital Rail Request
A letter from E W Campbell secretary to Senator Ralph Cameron says the local chamber’s railroads request will be referred on his return and likely receive favorable action. The resolution asks that railways operate under current law before extra steps, seeking cooperation among shipper railroads and the public.
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W. Campbell
Ralph Cameron
Chamber of Commercce
University address on evolution teaching sparks controversy
The article reports pastors attacking university teaching of evolution while university leaders defend open inquiry. President C. W. Marvin Tetley and Rev. RS Real of the Baptist church discuss campaigns to stop evolution courses, noting years of settled debate and professorial courses in Bible future and ethics. The university maintains freedom of thought and no creed.
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Baptist Church
F. Pattison
Beagnen
Reisen
Boy Scouts Pass Water Merit Tests At City Pool
Alfred Roenetadt Albert Shepard and Laurie Eberhardt all Boy Scouts passed the merit badge swimming test at Wetmoores pool yesterday afternoon. Seventeen scouts attended and received instruction in carrying and rescue diving. Scout executive M B Ogle said more tests would be added before summer end. An aquatic festival and sport bar is planned for the second week in September with demonstrations and races by scout classes.
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Alfred Roenetadt
Albert Shepard
Laurie Eberhardt
Wetmores Peok
M. B. Ogle
Poole
Mexican Consul Urges Half Mast Funeral Day
Mexican consul Francisco Millet in Tucson asks observance of funeral day for President Warren G. Harding. He notes Mexico orders national flag at half mast for three days and calls on Mexicans in Tucson to participate in memorial services. City council to finalize the budget and set the tax rate at upcoming meetings.
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Togo
Francisco Millet
Tucson
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Warren G. Harding
United States
Warren Harding
United States of America
University of Iona
Hugh A. Maclachlan
W . M. Tucson
Elks
Simple Calorite Method for Quick Blackhead Removal
An advertisement promotes a quick fix for blackheads using calorite powder. A hot wet cloth is covered with two ounces of powder, then rubbed briskly for a few seconds before washing. It claims pinching worsens pores, while powder and water dissolve blackheads, leaving skin soft and pores normal.
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Bass Vicious Bullfrog Stirs Nighttime Panic
A bass-voiced bullfrog near a vacant house frightened a union woman who called Chief Dallas Ford for help. The officer traced the sounds to a croaking frog in a puddle next to the adjoining yard, explaining the commotion. The woman insisted on seeing the creature but was satisfied after the frog was identified.
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Chief Ford
American Legion of Arizona honors late President Harding
The Arizona American Legion published a memorial for Warren G. Harding written by George W. Nilsson, praising his patience, kindness, honesty, and leadership. It notes his death and urges lessons of tolerance, unity, and patriotism, citing his rise from humble beginnings to the presidency and urging continued dedication to democracy.
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Americanism Committee
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Bargain Contest heats up as Scouts lead drive
The Tucson Boy Scouts claim first prize in the Citi sen's Third Bargain Refund contest and vow to repeat. Many organizations push to win the $60 top prize, with a battle likely until votes are counted. Entry blanks available at Crystal Bottling Works, Economy Drug Store, Nielsen Music Co, and other local businesses.
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Boy Scouts of
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Crystal Bottling Works
Economy Drug Store
F. H. Nielsen Mu+ sit Co
National System of Bakeries
Tinney-Pearson Grocery Co
Tucson Steam Laundry
Southern Arizona Motor Co
F. Ronstadt Co
Local Beverage and Hardware Firms Referenced in Vote Count
The note lists multiple Arizona businesses including Electric Co and Golden Rule Dry Goods and references vote counts for bottle caps and wrappers. It states caps from Coca Cola and Sunset Dairy bottles count toward totals, with specific values and payment deadline windows for Sunset Dairy milk bills and other utility bills. It urges customers to collect coupons at purchase and notes every penny will count in the final tally.
Ice Making Plant Planned by Refrigeration Firm
A refrigeration firm announced plans for a large ice making facility to be housed in a small building. Chief Clerk J F ee pe Ss stated the project will cost several thousand dollars and be received at the site for construction. This summary reflects the proposed erection and housing for the ice making machine.
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Nation returns Harding body to home folks for tribute
The nation mourns as Warren G Harding is laid to rest in seal of honor. President Coolidge and others ride in the funeral procession along Pennsylvania Avenue. Mrs Harding bears loss with quiet strength, pledging to stay steadfast as her husband’s memory is honored.
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Scouts to Assist at University Services
All city Boy Scouts meet at the Chamber of Commerce at ten Friday morning for instruction during university services tomorrow afternoon. They will hand out programs seat attendees cooperate with police to keep crowds orderly and quiet.
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Chamber of Commerce
Parking Over an Hour on Congress Draws Fines
Traffic Officer Hyde chalked tires along Congress street to identify violators of the one hour limit. Chief Dallas Ford said summer enforcement requires cars be moved within an hour or face fines of three dollars before the city magistrate.
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Dallas Ford
Personal notices from Los Angeles visitors in city
Local brief lists visitors and residents including Karl Saug representing American Laundry in Los Angeles, Mre McDonald spending a week at Congress Hotel, Wv M Thompson of the W E Wat kine Candy Co visiting, I G George Geneva rancher in town, MC Cooper of Nogales, E McEuen deputy sheriff of Gilberville, Dr E B Turnage Veterinarian returning from Mississippi with extended leave.
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Launtry Iinery Company
Los Angeles
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HM McDonald
Congress Hotel
Mexico
Organic Nuxated Iron Promises Quick Health Boost
Many women suffer nervous weakness from iron deficiency and overwork. The ad urges taking organic iron Nuxated Iron to restore strength and vitality in about two weeks, warns against metallic iron, and advises checking for the word Nuxated on packages.
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