Turbulent Tucson News Roundup of July Events
Local notes report train No 1 delays and on time departures. Labor unions prepare for Labor Day parade and ball game between machinists and boistermakers. Mrs. Frank Duffy dies after stomach ailment. Knights of Pythias and other groups travel to events. Infrastructure projects including streetcar link, Tombstone mine work, and water works progress. Mineral collection exhibit opens, tax levy set at 3.62 dollars with specified funds.
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George G. Henderson
Calijfornia
Pasadena
Mr. Henderson
Henderson
Smith & Ives
L. Zeckendorf’ & Co.’s
Frank Duffy
Santa Cruz
Tucson
Dufty
Nogales
International
Ben Hattich
Tombstone
Tombstone Consolidated
Fairbank
Personal Mention Roundup In City This Week
Lee Orndorff left for El Paso after weeks with friends in the city. Epes Randolph passed through en route to Los Angeles. Inspector George Webb headed south on No 10. J B Hanna of the Interior Department visits on forest reserves in Arizona and New Mexico. W J Kirkpatrick returns from San Jose. Ed Canet and Peter Grimley noted in the vicinity. Thomas J Stead seeks piston rod repair at Camp Argyros. J F Tener travels to Washington Camp. M P Freeman sails to Colorado Springs for two weeks. Brigadier General Charles P Eagan stops over en route to Los Angeles. Robert Mitchell and family visit Cananea. Charles L Allen leaves after two weeks in Tucson. Howard Brimmer, George Mullen and W B Davis come from Banner camp. Henry Aehle visits aunt Miss Hall at Hotel Hall.
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Lee Orndorff
el Paso
Epes Randolph
Los Angeles
George Webb
J. B. Hanna
Interior Department
Arizona
New Mexico
W. J. Kirkpatrick
San Jose
Ed Canet
Ventura
J. F. Tener
City
Washington Camp
M. P. Freeman
Consolidated National Bank
Colorado Springs
Charles P. Eagan
San Marcial
Sonora
Robert Mitchell
Cananea
George Mitchell
Greene Consolidated
Charles L. Allen
Fairbanks Commercial Company
Tucson
Howard Brimmer
George Mullen
W. B. Davis
Banner Camp
Henry Aehle
St. Louis
Miss Hall
Hall
Postum Coffee Restores Landlady and Son Health
A Portland landlady recounts how switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee cured her stomach trouble and, after initial skepticism, also relieved her landlady’s son’s heart and stomach issues. She notes their recovery continued after returning home.
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Clara ,Hoffman
Portland
Oregon
Postum
High License Ordinance Delayed by Tucson Council Chair
The Tucson high license proposal remains stalled as Reid, chair of the license committee, delays action. Buehman and Barkley press for a vote, while dive-keeper influence and threats circulate. Mayor Schumacher opposes the ordinance and seeks Republican supervisor nomination.
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Tucson
Reid
Buehman
Barkley
Billy
Barrio Libre
Schumacher
Allen's Foot-Ease and Burdock Blood Bitters Ad
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease swollen hot tired feet with cooling relief and comfort for shoes and mentions a trial package. It also touts Burdock Blood Bitters to strengthen the stomach and combat indigestion with a call to obtain from druggists.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Resolutions of Barber Union Push for Union Standards
The Barbers' Protective Union of Tucson demands a fixed opening hour and prices, all journeymen employed only by unions, and strict adherence to by-laws. It calls for 7 am to 7 pm hours, 12 pm holiday close, specific holiday and weekday rates, plus razor honing minimums. Signed by union officers. A local dining parlor reopens at 5 pm at 37 W Pennington. J H C Redd relocates to 35 North Stone Ave.
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Barbers’ Protective Union
Tucson
Arizona
Trade notice for ABC beer bottle slips rewards
Julius Goldbaum Inc agent for the American Brewing Co of St Louis announces a continued promotion. Trade customers may return 24 neck slips from quart bottles or 48 slips from pint bottles to receive a beautiful picture portfolio. Slips can be turned in at the Julius Goldbaum retail store 71 East Congress Street for requisition processing. Pictures will be sent to the customer’s address.
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St. Louis
Julius Goldbaum
East Congress St
Julius Goldbaum, Inc
American Brewing Co
The Star and the Printers Clash Over Labor Labor
The Tucson Star and the Tucson Typographical Union clash over union labor and pay days. The Star is described as a rat sheet by those involved, with tensions reflecting a longstanding dispute.
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Tucson Star
Tucson Typographical Union
Star
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