Mexican government acts to save mountain sheep and antelope
The Mexican government appoints a guardian to protect the mountain sheep and antelope of northwest Sonora and northern Mexico. Hornaday endorses the move, authorizing activities to trap poachers and coordinate patrols with Mexican officers. A U.S. sportsman, Mr. Tinker, will head the effort with bases near Lerdo, Durango, to prevent extinction.
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Tyedall Avenue
Couch
Tinker
Sontita
Cou
Lerdo
Hornaday
Cardinal Dougherty Visit Plans for Tucson Event
A meeting of priests and Knights of Columbus leaders in Tucson outlines plans for Cardinal Dougherty and visiting Catholic dignitaries. The event centers on Bishop-elect Daniel J. Gercke’s installation with hundreds of Catholics expected. committees will coordinate hotel stays entertainment and transportation. The Cardinal and retinue are due at 6 18 am November 29 and installations may begin at the Cathedral that morning. Rev P Timmerman leads the general committee and awaits Monsignor Gercke’s definite plans.
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Cardinal Dougherty
Emee
Tucson
Knights of Columbus
San Agustino Patieh Hove
Daniel J. Gercke
P. Timmerman
Monsignor
Gercke
Philadelphia
Specialist extols Tucson climate for tuberculars
Dr H Robertson a tubercular specialist touring Congress hotel says Tucson Arizona offers ideal climate and altitude for tubercular patients. He calls Tucson one of the prettiest spots in the state and plans Tacson as his winter home after a California business trip.
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Tucson
H. Robertson
Congress Hotel
Tacson
Arizona
Ronstadt objects to report on farm power for Pima County
Fred Ronstadt, a leader in a plan for cheaper irrigation power in Pima County, challenges Vincent Deon’s claim that a transmission line could not be built without Federal Light and Traction financing. He favors farmer contracts with local power firms but argues sufficient farmland could support an economical rate.
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Fred Ronstadt
Pima County
Vincent Déon
Federal Light and Traction Company
Mr. Ronstadt
Odon
Tyccon Gas, Electric and Power Company
Casa Grande’ Valley
Cos
Santa Cruz
O¢on
Cotton Mill Planned For Tucson Target of Inquiry
The Tucson chamber of commerce reviews a proposed $10,000 cotton mill site and asks Condoes to study feasibility. A Texas mill owner sent correspondence, with board authorization to explore the project and related freight line near Tucson Nogales. Local funds may back the effort.
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Tucson
al Con
Teesen Chamber of Commerce
Deere
Texas
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Condoes
Alee
Taccon
Nogales
Stepe
Chamber of Ecommerce
Fends
Coal costs rise sharply in anthracite production
The United States coal commission reports that labor cost per ton of anthracite rose from 1.42 dollars in 1913 to 3.97 dollars in the first quarter of 1978, reflecting a comprehensive cost study of the hard coal industry.
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Washington
United States Coal Commission
Stock Auction Records Piggly Wiggly Sale Price Noted
In New York a securities auction sold fifteen hundred shares of Piggly Wiggly Stores stock once quoted at 128 dollars a share for a noted price.
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New York Zoological Park
New York
Piggly Wiggly Stores
Local Man Seeks Aid In Determining Cause Of Fall
Willem Wilder, discharged from the Arteces hospital after 19 days unconsciousness following a motorcycle accident on the Mission road, is improving but unable to recall details. He hopes the driver of a car seen with a woman on the Minsten road at the time can provide information to uncover how the mishap occurred. Wilder, a veteran motorcycle rider, works as an engineer at the Twin Bet Mine.
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Willem Wilder
Bae
Todas
Siidern
Mildern
Minsten
Bette Mines
Agronomy Luncheon Highlights University of Arizona Work
Lions heard University of Arizona agronomy efforts at a noon Lions Club meeting at the Santa Rita. Professor Hawkins described agronomy as crop study tied to seven state stations and extension work, noting a good season and projected income. Sergeant Carson corrected flag protocol for the Arizona National Guard company and Captain Herndon.
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University of Arizona
Lion’s Club
Santa Rita
RR & Hawkins
Solle
College of Axcricuitere
F K. Carson
Speakira
Herndon
Arizona National Guard
Camp W
Cartoon
Tucson
praie@é
Lions
Gore Preeiey
Tom Davenport
Glen
Federal heads plan for coal distribution
Washington August 12 protection of the public against a heating fuel shortage next winter by ensuring adequate distribution of coal substitutes in case of a tie up in the anthracite field was the top concern today of the government. Officials studied all aspects as plans moved toward a conference in New York next Tuesday to which governors of principal anthracite consuming states are invited by Federal fuel distributor F R Wadleigh to contribute to an emergency distribution system.
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Washington
Bette
New York
F. R. Wadleigh
Bend
Crishon Near Death at Home in Mesa
Ernest Chameén Crismon, long ill in Mesa, was brought home on a stretcher after a serious decline. He remained very low with intestinal trouble and his life was described as in serious danger despite a brief improvement on arrival, with his wife by his bedside.
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Mesga
Ernest Chameén
Mesa
North Rebecn Street
Criemon
Hls
Denver Bank Put in Receiver's Hands
I B Perkins chairman of Inter-State Trust Denver confirmed that Inter-State Trust Company has been placed in the hands of the state bank examiner. Clark president cited no reasons beyond stating the action not tied to embezzlement or retaliation. The bank ranks among Denver's largest with deposits over $2,600,000.
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Penver
I. B. Perkins
Inter-State Trust Company
Denver
C. J. Clark
State Bank Examiner
Newspaper men plan West Coast of Mexico tour in December
It is likely newspaper publishers and editors will travel to the West Coast of Mexico in December to study conditions. The trip is tentatively arranged by H R Sisk publisher of The Herald and Marty Lawton of the P de M Ry. The visit is not final but anticipated and will be discussed at upcoming meetings of the Arizona Press Association and Piagetaff.
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Inet
Arizons Preee Agencaion
Piagetaff
French authorities seize large sums in German cities
In Bochum 44 billion marks were confiscated, Recklinghausen 12 billion, Dortmund 6 billion, and Doratfeléd 606 million as part of cross border seizures reported by French authorities.
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Puesseldorf
Bochum
Recklinghausen
Dortmund
Doratfeléd
Millios
Standard Oil Cuts Gasoline Price in City Stations
Standard Oil reduces Red Crown gasoline by a cent and a half per gallon in Tucson, dropping to 24 cents. Manager Payne says the cut follows a Pacific coast territory-wide reduction and takes effect today.
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Standard Oil
Standard Oil Company
Payne
Tucson
Pacific Coast Territory
Missing Youth Located By Phoenix Police
Phoenix police announced missing youth Vv. Pulchler had been located after a hotel disappearance at the Congress hotel three weeks earlier. Police chief Dallase Ford said Pulchler, known also as Kenneth Kaix, had money on him and was seeking transport to California when intercepted, with further inquiries tied to a prior Salt Lake City arrest warrant.
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Vv. Pulchler
Congress Hotel
Ma Muest
Phoenix
Dallase Ford
Congréss
Ford
Salt Lake Fly
Fulvirer
Tucson
Fulwhler
Tucgon
California
Steo
Kenneth Kaix
W. Ewing
Salt Lake City
Congress
Salt Lake
Personal notes from Tucson area travelers and visitors
Miss Wilhelmina Resiel returned from El Paso and will teach at Benson High School this year. Roger C. Rice of U G offices and A F Borrego of Arisons Realtors accompanied by Mrs. Berrie and daughters left for Bisbee Douglas and Rameecy Canyon. Louise Dickinson departed for Casa Grande to meet her sister and then the coast. James G. Olmstead of St. Louis arrived on business. Several locals and visitors from Phoenix Los Angeles Miami and San Francisco were noted in city.
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Wilhelmina Reseil
el Paso
Benson High School
A. F. Borrego
Arisons Realtors, Inc
Bisbee, Douglas and
Rameecy Canyon
Fannie Berrie
Edith
Ethel
James 4. Olmstead
St. Louis
City
Formation of New Arisopa Guard Company in Tucson
Leaders plan to form a new Arisopa National Guard company in Tucson by September 1 and add 26 men under Captain Hernden to reach the minimum strength. A transfer of men from Company will stock the new unit, which will operate as a machine gun unit.
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Comreay
Tucson
Arisopa National Guard
Hernden
United States and Japan renew arbitration treaty for five years
Washington reports the treaty of arbitration between the United States and Japan has been renewed for a five year period with no changes. The renewal preserves the existing terms and continues the agreement under the same limitations.
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Washington
United States
Japan
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