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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1923

Page

2

Tucson Weather Urged As Superior Climate for Settlers

A 1910s letter to Carl Hofmeister from Toreon Barton praises Tucson’s climate as superior and urges sustained advertising in California and nearby states. Barton urges chamber groups to promote desert peace, purity, and nature’s healing influence to attract eastern settlers and tourists alike.

Toreon FW. OW. Burton California Carl Hofmeister Tucson Barton Fourth Avenue Hofmeister Calfornia Barter Santa Monica Ike Tycson Mr. Heineman Tecson Temple of Music Chamber of Commerce Lee America Sarte Barrer Cam Tearm New York Citien Angeles OS

Tucson Air Route Endorsement Sparks Aviation Push

A Tucson letter to Secretary Al Ceondron urges continuing aviation development in Tucson and promoting a Southern Plane Route from Savannah to San Diego. The writer praises local citizens and predicts rapid growth, a potential air mail test, and a future air service linking Tucson with Mt Lemmon, stressing climate and pioneer effort.

Toca Savannah Georgia Etay RR & Pishhum I Paseo “Chamber Eof Commerce Turton al Ceondron Tuceon Mpegtee &F Geern’t Fishburn Toceon Healee Titon Bavastah San Diego California New York Frisco Hogte Tucson Aviation Committee Tate Mt Lemmer Mt. Lemmon

Fannie Brice’s Nose Remodeled for Art and Fame

Atlantic City report says actress Fannie Brice had her nose reshaped from Roman to Grecian contours by a Chicago specialist. The procedure, done for art, followed by her husband Nicky Arnette and two children as Brice awaits results on the beach.

Central Press Atlantic City Fannie Brice Nicky” Arneteta Fanniea

Mexico Faces Growing American Presence and Trade

Mexico City Aug. 25 United States relations thawing may bring a flood of American residents and investors to Mexico American firms will station representatives here while capitalists promoters manufacturers and businesspeople expand needs two thirds of Mexico’s foreign business now flows from the United States Americans are building railways harbors power plants highways irrigation and mining projects and the American Hospital and American School in Mexico grow amid demand for services.

Theovase Arigona Hese Loe Angele Tucson Loos Angeles Resa Frederick G. Seineier United Pras Mexico City Mexico United States Chamber of Deputies Juan Antonio Mateos Americana American Hospital Tee Jong

Eight New Indictments in Tempe Bank Failure Case

Grand jury returns seven additional indictments in the Farmers and Merchants Banks of Tempe collapse. Cashier Thornton Jones Jr faces multiple charges for fake entries and deposits in an insolvent bank, alongside W J Kingsbury and Viola C Kingsbury. The cases enlarge ongoing litigation as jurors continue to pursue willful misapplication and receipt of deposits amid insolvency.

Thornton Jones, Jr Farmers and Merchants Banks Tempe Egeiner W Kingeborg Ainer Viola C. Kingeberg Tuccon Jones State Superintendent of Banks Mr. Kingsbury W. J. Kingsbury Erete Banking Kyrrene Farne Company Strockmeier Cashler Jones Vieta Kingsbury W. W. Kingsbury Blegan Im Am Resolvent Bis Wi Linde M. T Struckmeyer

Illinois party aims Grand Teton ascent this August

A party led by Dr A T Ellingwood of Lake Forest College plans an ascent of the Grand Teton at the end of August after visiting Yellowstone and Jackson Lake. They will also try Mt Moran. The venture gains interest from President Harding's support for extending Yellowstone Park to include these peaks. The first ascent was July 29 1873 by Langford and Stevenson.

Tei Wyo Grand Teton A. TR. Ellingwood Lake Forest College Lake Forest United States Inc Ellingwood Yellowstone National Park Jackson Lake Pent Bradley Lake Meourt Moran Harding Yellowstone Park Thie Peake America Nathaniel P. Langford James Stevenson United States Geological Surey Rev. =. & Spalding Erie W. C. Owen Wyoming John Bhive Frank Petergon

Contest standings and refunds in Citizen’s drive draw crowds

Heavy voting marked the Citizen’s 560 Refund ar gain Contest with George Yar Bhebhaby taking firer place by a narrow margin. Confusion over bottle caps led to many being discarded at the Crystal Bottling World while others remain valid with Crystal Bot Works distributors. Weiser le Grape is featured downtown tomorrow. Tinney Pearson Grocery offers cash checks with all purchases. Crystal Bottling and Charities figures show standings at eight o’clock last night, including George Jacob Ghedeby and Christian Cherch Big fumé among leaders.

George Yar Bhebhaby Crystal Bottling Geytal Betting Cape F Cocoa Cola Regal Purp Crystal Bot Works i Tinney Pearson Grocery Company George Jacob Ghedeby Christian Cherch Big Fumé Comstock Hownital Eames Sme Genta Crus Alter Society St. Joseph Orphanage Catalinue Boy Scouts Salvation Ee Bnet Beye Ee

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