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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1923
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR note lists a Saturday at Santa Rita hotel with churches and social groups. Mentions Shabetheros and I O O E. No clear dates or outcomes.
Billy and Kennie explore a farm yard scene and stumble on a tall glass box holding a tiny rooster perched high above. The bird cannot fly down and appears displayed like a specimen, sparking wonder and concern from the youngsters.
Fragmented notes mention people from Tuccen and Phoenix on Wednesday or yesterday, with references to Nogales and nearby visits. Names include F. Brandt and AW. Lefebre, with vague mentions of a Heeefty location and a Co. event.
A reported kidnapping of Mrs Lisam BMec was resolved when police found her alive with her son at 217 Stevens. The case, tied to Arr MecKensie and Denver Hospital, involved a lengthy investigation and a return to normal life for those affected.
Public notice announces the sale of real estate in Tecsem Tecson Arizona from the estate of Alice deceased. Bids may be made with part cash and balance after September with a description of the property and the auction conducted under local court authority. Publication dated August by COLIN CAMERON and LAUREN J KINGAN.
Society notes report multiple residents and visitors. Mr Kinney of Liverpool Life Insurance visits Teccon on business. Helen McDonald returns from California to visit family in Copper City. Miss McDensier a University of Arteocnas student plans Tucson trip before term. Mrs G Mewerd Atchiey to be on duty at the Y W C A. Mrs RM Mariser will spend a weekend in Gef ford with Mrs Mery Ziegier, matron at the O¢¢ Fellows home.
The Rebekahe of Teccon will hold its regular business meeting on Tuesday evening August 11 at 8 o clock. All members are urged to attend in the 10.0. F. ball.
Mary Hugheton visits Mt Lemmon spending a few days as a guest. Local details about her stay and hosts are noted in the column.
General Abelarés Rodrigués has been designated chief of cavalry by President Obregon and will tour all military commands to inspect conditions. He is a Nogales native with brothers Fernando P. Rodrigues and Jove Roéruex in Nogales, Arizona. In Monterrey dynamite was found under the front door of Cattel. Chapa, leader of the state committee, with a three inch pipe filled with dynamite lay at 5 am but the fuse failed.
The report states Col Alberto Tei Ida, governor of Vere Crux, will join President Obregon's cabinet as minister of interior. The change follows the announced resignation of General Caller.
The board meeting at the Gray Goose has been postponed to Tuesday, September 6, with the event moved to the evening due to many members' scheduling conflicts.
A memorial signed by hundreds in the state of Chihuahua petitions pardon for Deputy Saina, accused of killing Francisco Villa. It asserts Balas aided a dangerous man while he faced possible violence, aiming to prevent renewed civil strife.
Four seroplanes of the aviation corps commanded by Captain OParris of the Mexican Army started for the Lower California frontier to serve along the international boundary.
General Raul Madero brother of former President Francisco I Madero is formally announced as a candidate for the Mexican presidency in the next year's election.
Additional deaths are reported among those wounded in the recent political riot at Queretaro between adherents of rival gubernatorial candidates.
Advices from Tampico Tamaulipas report a conv renowned liberal party session endorsing General Castle as presidential candidate.
Ed y Mayenrie from Phoenia Ari gona visits the city as a guest at Hotel Regis.
New York reports actress Des Maude Adame will enter film production by producing Kipling's Kim to be shot in India. She will not appear in the movie.
A misdemeanor warrant is sworn out against James Lord, prominent eastern labor leader and former head of the mine department of the AFL, by his wife Mary J Lord in Oakland.
A collection of handwritten advice letters from a reader addressing marital strain and romantic dilemmas. The writer seeks guidance on infidelity, jealousy, trust, and youth romance, with responses suggesting patience and communication.
A fragmented vintage piece discusses cooking items like potato salad and strawberry moonshine desserts, plus a long aside on aprons. It muses on apron styles, thrifty reuse of old clothes, and sentimental value, with anecdotal quotes about home sewing and family life.
TOKIO report says Viscount Yasuya Uchida, minister of foreign affairs, appointed premier ad interim of Japan and will govern until a new cabinet is formed. CHICAGO dispatch notes railroads in the country expect revenue freight declines during six weeks ending August 4.
Listing for 36 inch material in eponge or crepe style offered by the yard. Indicates fabric length and width options suitable for garment or craft use.
In Washington the Farmers' Union president notes practical steps to boost war aircraft production. President Coolidge sees current needs as greater than during the Washington arms conference, urging action and cooperation to expand aircraft building capacity.
The Washington government will stand firm over the governorship in the Philippines as Leonard Wood oversees administration. In London, Eamon de Valera allegedly offered a secret peace proposal to the Irish Free State shortly before his arrest, a claim reported by the Daily Express.
The film Mighty Lak a Rose stars Porethy Matkald with James Rennie and Sam Hary in a Carewe release. A notable dog, "Jean Bronte" the Scotch collie, also features. The plot follows crooks drawn from a crooked path toward a straight life through music and social camouflage.
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