Inquest Probes Car Crash Causing Grave Injuries
Coroner's inquest convened by Justice Mallory investigates a fatal car crash that left Brijilh girl gravely injured and Isabel Leyvar dead. Witnesses described competing versions as Assistant County Attorney Louw Kemytitwee plans further examination of Francisco Munguia and Carlos Duran drivers. Funeral details for the deceased are announced with services at Santa Cruz Church.
Tucson Climate To Receive Further Boost
The Tucson climate will gain recognition after the Tucson Chamber of Commerce urged the U S Weather Bureau to record both morning and evening temperatures. Meteorologist R Grant of the Phoenix office promised additional barometers and equipment, enabling full daily readings and better temperature range comparisons.
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Cereal prices rise as wheat council cites crop enlargements
Chicago reports overproduction claims by the wheat council and the U S Chamber. Wheat price advanced to 1.50 a bushel amid calls to rethink freight rates. Omaha and Tucson discussions push for a new program to verify wheat consumption and acreage adjustments.
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County to rush Cotoseal cave road repair near Tucson
County engineer Nelson Davenport announced immediate work to restore the Cotoseal cave road east of Tucson aiming for first class condition quickly. Heavy boulders washed from surrounding mountains have made the route impassable. A repair crew was also sent to fix a washout on the Gilverlake road southwest of town, with plans for a permanent concrete apron at Bliverhell and St Marys roads to prevent future washouts.
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Legion to Meet at Morgan Mc Dermott Post
A regular American Legion meeting is set for Wednesday evening August 15 at the legion headquarters on South Stone Avenue. Commander Ray Jen king says routine business will be transacted and the session starts at 7 p m. Coast O C Becker reports.
Messenger Boy Severely Bitten By Vicious Dog
Antonio Armenda, a McGee messenger boy, was bitten in the leg on MecCormick street near Fourteenth. He was treated by Dr. A G Schnabel who cauterized the wound. Baker, owner of the dog, agreed to cover medical costs and the dog was ordered chained for rabies surveillance.
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McLaughlin Furniture manager to survey markets in California
The McLaughlin Furniture Company manager will travel from Tucson to Los Angeles to survey western merchandise methods and buy a large stock of furnishings for the Tucson store. He will be away several weeks. A theft case: Antonio Corom charged with stealing a bicycle belonging to Antonio Lopes arraigned before Justice J. P. Mallory and remanded on a $300 bond default.
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Police Officer Groseetta Returns From California Visit
Tucson police officer Tony Groseetta recently returned from a trip to California visiting San Francisco and San Jose. He spoke of his experiences and shared impressions from his travels in a brief city note.
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Entertain Cardinal Dougherty Visit Planned in Tucson
A meeting led by Rev P Timmerman and a Knights of Columbus committee will outline events to entertain Dennis Cardinal Dougherty and his retinue during their November Tucson visit for the Turon diocese installation. The planners include Father Connelly Lucas and Frank Cordis with local KC members.
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Deportation Custody Secures Chinaman for San Francisco
A man at his disposal gained a trip by taking custody of a Chinese immigrant destined for deportation to San Francisco, under the authority of the immigration department.
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Regular stated meeting of Epes Randolph Lodge No 32
The regular stated meeting of Epes Randolph Lodge No 32 is set for Tuesday August 14 at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple. Howell serves as Master.
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Thick Coal Layer Boosts Rescue Prospects at Mine
The eight foot thick coal seam is cited by D Harrington as giving more air space aiding rescue efforts. Two rescue cars, one from the Colorado New Mexico district and another from Wyoming, are near Kemmerer as mine officials assess a blast entombing about 200 workers.
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