University group outlines eclipse expedition plans
An IZONA, University scientific expedition led by Director A E Douglass aims to observe the total solar eclipse from Hermontifo and Coronado in September. The crew will study the corona, photograph the event, and test climatic cycles, with Kiwanis and Desert Laboratory members aiding equipment and filming efforts.
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Mexico
Kiwanis Club
E Douglass
Hermontifo
Sykes
Desert Laboratory
Douglass
Kiwanase
Joseph Pereira
West Gun Slain by Detectives in South Dakota
Edvin Rust, sought for the slaying of Sheriff Le Broown in Brown County, was spotted and arrested by detectives near a garage while attempting to flee in a stolen car. A woman who aided his escape was questioned as Rust was fatally shot in the neck and chest during the confrontation.
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Edvin Rust
Broown County
South
Devere
Wooman
Thorson
Midnight sale of police dogs by local raiser
A local raiser in a veterinary context claims he would wake at midnight to sell a police dog. B W Isard, a veterinary surgeon, says he would rise at any hour to oblige a customer, noting the strain of losing sleep in recent nights as he sold a dog.
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B. W.isard
Veterinary Surgeons
End of hunt for Rust after sheriff killing on Minnesota train
Rust dies amid Brown County search that offered 500 dollars dead or alive. The man killed the sheriff on a train near Wolverton Minnesota while being transported to Aberdeen South Dakota to face a robbery charge. He reportedly had a California criminal record and was on parole from Folsom Prison.
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Simon Instants
Rust
Brown County
South Dakota
Wolverton
Minn
Aberdeen, & C
California
Folsom
Glendale Adopts Budget for 1924 With Tax Rate Near 90 Cents
At a regular meeting Mayor C D Betts led the Glendale town council through the fiscal year ending June 30 1924. Reductions in electrical library and office expenditures trimmed the total to 366244 about 600 under the tentative plan. Direct taxation will total 16294 setting the tax rate near 90 cents per 100 dollars. The budget was adopted unanimously with no protests.
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Glendale
C. D. Betts
Eine
Tucson Clearing House Weekly Totals Revealed
Clearing house total for the Tucson week ending August 1928 amounted to 361 689 00 dollars. The Tucson Bank Report to the Federal Reserve at El Paso Texas shows a larger figure of 1 130 496 08 dollars.
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Clearing House
Tucson Clearing House
Tucson
Federal Reserve
el ‘Paso
Texas
Klan meeting barred in city but held at nearby point
Aug 17 in Steubenville Ohio police report a Klan meeting barred by Mayor Hawkins after Wednesday riot left four wounded in a street battle. A group from East Liverpool posted $1,600 bonds for eight arrestees, while two dozen officers sought a fourth man. Darwin Gibson 25 injured but expected to recover. Gideon De Santis 27 charged with shooting, others hospitalized.
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Pichmond
Hhere
Kianemen
Liverpoo
Faward
Hawkins
Darwin L. Gibson
Toca Kian
Frank Veltry
Gideon
John DeSantis
Moncine Spinetti
Wee
Jeil
Legion to Launch Nationwide Fight Against Narcotics
Tucson delegates plan a National Legion convention action to oppose illicit narcotics. A meeting of executive committees formed a state board to coordinate with the Arizona Department and post members who are musicians. George Hall heads transport and needs names for reduced travel, with Lewis Mater coordinating post adjutant duties.
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Tucson
National Legion Convention
Mor-gan McDermott Pept
Arizona Department
Pee
State Department
Arisona Union
Lewis Mater
George Hall
Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Cotton Picking season starts soon in Crasol er Chandler
Cotton picking of the short staple variety will begin within 10 days as terry planting opens fast. Crepe work aims to free fields from heavy weed crop caused by recent rains. The section expects a heavy yield and picking may run into the new year unless an early front hurts the top crop.
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Crasoler Chandler
Alleged murderer Neld at Cluiptos
A man known as reign is alleged to have killed a cowboy in the hill above Clifton about a year ago. Sneritt J. McDonald went to Willcox to extradite the suspect who was arrested there by the deputy. McDonald will bring him back to Tombstone to await Greenlee county officers.
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Cluiptos
Bisbee
Sneritt J
McDonald
Willcox
Reign
Clifton
Uritign
Tombstone
Greenlee County
Nix Family Survives Flood Car Rescue Near Clifton
During a cloudburst on the Solomontville to Duncan road, Mr and Mrs John Nix, Mrs W A Nix, their daughter Laure, and Henry Nix of Phoenix were thrown from their automobile when a canyon wall of water swept the road. They reached safety as the car was carried downstream and badly damaged.
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Clifton
Solomontville
Duncan
John Nix
W. A. Nix
Laure
Henry Nix
Phoenix
Scouts Take Over Municipal Pool Supervision
Flysian Grove Pool is turned over to the Boy Scouts of Tucson under Rotary club oversight. Scout Executive Ogle appoints a committee led by Herbert Chambers to supervise lifeguards and duties. Scouts on duty at all times will maintain order while pool water is replaced. future swimming classes move to Flyslan Grove.
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Flysian Grove
Boy Scouts of
Tucson
Rotary Club
Ogle
Herbert ©. Chambers
Scout Council
Fiyslan Grove
Wetmores
Howte
Scoute II
Fete-Bammer celebration dates set at Coronado California
Plans confirm a September pageant for 509 participants at Coronado with early September practice and a duty to attend the Fee of the Bun. Southern Pacific reports bids for fall construction work locally favored for contracts with about 13.00 expenditure. Heavy rains update Santa Rita forest district and youth prospects mix with local athletic and university plans. Robinses siblings gain entry experience and Thompson eyes the University. Four youthful but hardened criminals arrive in Tucson.
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Perth
Ucrose
Coronado
Guaymas
Mtvatory
California
Southern Pacific
Ride
William Wilesn
Southern Paleific
Lewet
Permanent Army Recruit Station Opens in Old Pueblo
Sgt Myers opens a permanent army recruitment office at the Teccon armory in Old Pueblo to attract candidates from universities and other institutions. He reports two recruits already sent to Ft Bliss and notes vacancies across infantry, cavalry, artillery, aviation, and medical corps. The effort targets improving earnings prospects and aligning recruits with later service roles while expanding the local recruiting presence.
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Tnce
Bergt
G. W. Myera
Teccon Armory
White
Sergt Myers
Army
Ft Bliss
Seine
Beret
Moers
Beaumont Horpus
Geetrabie
Tucson
Seret
Myers
Beets and Brostway
Juvenile prisoners moved toward Fort Grant reform school
Deputy Sheriff and Probation Officer Thomp son custody four young offenders who were convicted of jewelry theft in the capital city. Three boys and a girl were placed in county jail for safety before the journey to Fort Grant resumed this morning.
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Dinheart
Thompson
Phoeats
Reform School
Fort Great
Fort Grant
Personal notices list visitors and travel from Nogales to the city
A parade of residents and visitors is recorded with names and destinations. C W Nelson traveled to Nogales with two Mexican aliens for deportation and returned with one detained. W Mays of Ajo visited his wife and daughters, then Hamond and Prances, university students and Chi Omega members. Sears Smith of Ajo arrived for a business trip and returned today. Charles D Anderson of the university executive secretary is on a business trip to Phoenix and Los Angeles. M Walker of the Veterans Bureau returned to Phoenix after a stay. G B P Smith of the university’s writing department is on a business trip and will return tomorrow. Dean Frank Lick Wood of the College of Letters arts and Science is returning tonight after directing a summer station. E Rokk left for Orange to visit relatives. E P Seamon of the International Correspondence Schools arrived from El Paso. Gov Hunt with Temple and Stephens left this morning after arriving last evening. Dr M G Tax of Gieve arrived on business. G Lee and KF Lee of El Paso arrived for business. Kinison of the university extension horticulture is at Prescott. G EE Linebearry of Louisville and the Williams of Globe are in the city on business. Mike Andrade and Dean Mote return from the WWA conferences and she will enter the university. Eb Savers of Douglas arrived for the high school. Albert Buehman left for three weeks vacation on the coast. Judge Charles Blexman left for California to join his wife.
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W. Mays
Ajo
Mre
Mays
Hamond and
Prances
The
Chi Omega
Bravery Shown After Fatal Shooting In Park
Police say two men arrested after a confrontation following a shooting near South Male Street. Witnesses describe a fearsome flare of violence as the group fled, with officers moving quickly to seize the suspects and secure the scene.
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Male Street
Petris Ferd
Comarka
Delice Atetion
Factional clash in Genoa leaves thirty wounded
Thirty persons were wounded in fighting at Campotiguiere Genoa between Fascisti and anti Fascisti elements during a local event yesterday. Three are gravely hurt as clashes erupted, with Paolo Santa among the wounded.
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Fascisti
ANTI
Genoa
Associated Prees
Campotiguere
Paolo Santa
County Records Wide Note of Mortgages and Sales
A county records listing details numerous property transfers and mortgages. Transactions include Overland Auto Co to Consolidated National Bank for 3496.06 on six vehicles, assignments to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, and multiple divorces, attachments, and vehicle purchases through Reynolds-Davis Motor Inc and Bowyer Motor Co.
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Benedict Realty Co
C. HM. Kerter
American
Villa Subdivision
George MH. Amos
Leo Goldschmidt
Monte Menefelé
M. C. Young
Tucson Heights
M. F. Scheerer
Elizabeth Tl. Yates
Menlo Park
J. W. Canse
J. Pert
Feldman
Chatlet
C. D
C. B. Betl
Reynoce-Davis Water Sales Inc
Fransecisco Leon
Reynolds- Davis Motor Sales Inc
Ikleo
HM. C. George
RB. J. “Weenee
Weber Showcase & Fixtures Co
Cigar Mets
Len R. Schneider
Bowyer
Marmon
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East Congress
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Steinfeld
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Arizona
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Nielsen's
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Musicians’ Headquarters
Congress Hotel
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