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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1923
Page
8
President J B Button outlined a heavy program at the American Institute of Banking meeting. Committees will map an educational year, expand chapters east and west, and recruit nonbanking members to boost attendance. Turbeville, named head of education, announced class planning and stronger outreach for future sessions.
Federal judge granted a temporary restraining order to halt a sale of collateral valued at $917,396.24 securing the Farmers & Merchants Bank of Tempe note. Bank president William J. Kingsbury and wife Viola C. Kingsbury were declared bankrupts after voluntary petitions.
Canadian newsprint mills produced 619 420 tons in the first six months of 1923, a daily average of 3.973 tons, about 476 tons more per day than all 1922. Exports reached 550 756 tons, led by the United States with 533 6187, and include Australia, New Zealand, South America, South Africa, and others.
Maximimum production at the Singer Sewing Machine plant in St Johns Quebec climbs to about 56,000 machines weekly. A large share of output is shipped to South American markets where the company has built a strong presence.
Dr John N. Resnikov MD founder of the Tucson Physico-Clinical Institute to advance Abrams theory in Arizona. He opened the Miami clinic after completing training at the Abrams clinic in San Francisco and says demand for his treatment here has grown, expanding hospital facilities and equipment.
United Press reports Premier Stanley Baldwin faces Conservative opposition over Europe policy. British financiers demand a policy change to avoid entanglement in any future Germany France conflict, warning of costly continental entanglements and urging Britain to seek alternatives to European reliance.
A Postvale farmers meeting at Rillito debated cotton harvest logistics for 2,500 acres bearing heavy yields. Fred Ronstadt would contact H Grier or other authorities to gauge Pima Farms company growers sentiment on joining a county wide power farming organization.
The piece argues Britain should abandon entanglements in Europe and push commercial expansion in colonies, the Far East, and South America. It critiques Premier Baldwin for clinging to precedent while financiers favor diversifying trade, noting Singapore’s naval base as a sign of shift and warning of a ministerial crisis if Baldwinorsists resist.
At a recent meeting Port Vale cotton growers considered their path for harvest, weighing joining the Arizona Cotton Growers Association against handling their crop independently of the Salt River Valley organization.
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