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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1923
Page
3
City officials propose an ordinance to remove a water-related consent condition within months, aiming to eliminate seepage and safeguard public health. The plan details health board actions, new facilities, and the impact on 308 private property parcels amid sewer and drainage considerations.
A former University of Arizona faculty member, Merritt, has been named dean of the College of Economics at Marquette University. Rev. Albert Poem announced the appointment, noting Merritt’s prior roles in education and business topics. Several details about the transition and surrounding events were reported.
Fragmented notice mentions Roy El Paso and Arizona Bureau roles at an American Mining Convention. Names such as Lurene Tillett of Arkansas and Pittman appear amid unclear details about entries, appointments, and a forthcoming fall meeting in Slam.
The Arizona Eastern and Southern Pacific directors gathered for a successful meeting in northern Arizona. MH B Titcom, president, noted good attendance from Prescott Williams and other communities. Fifteen directors attended including George Ktasad C OF Brown.
James Lacey of Northampton Mass cobbler receives a letter from President Calvin Coolidge praising his influence on the writer. Coolidge urges not to overwork and to enjoy well earned leisure in age.
Due to a high volume of replies to the Do You Know contest in Sundays Cities, judges could not finish processing before midnight. The correct set of cities will be announced by Tuesday evening along with prize winners.
Advocates of an industrial exposition gathered city sentiment through the chamber of commerce and others. Plans envision a non sectarian event November 14 to December 1 with parades, exhibits of Indian baskets and sand paintings, a copper exhibit, and entertainment to benefit local causes while engaging diverse city sections.
Fire swept through a popular Sonora cafe early this morning causing extensive damage. The blaze started near 3 30 and rapidly consumed the establishment, leaving charred timber and twisted steel. Estimated loss reaches 866 060 with attendance from local and visiting sailors reacting to the dramatic blaze.
Frank Leke Pos of the American Legion plans active support for KR G Langmade in the September 4 special election to replace the late Cheries Miller. A committee chaired by Harold Easter will run an intensive campaign. The release notes support for prompt ratification of the Colorado River Compact and Langmade’s public backing of it, while opponent R A Chest sey has not voiced commitment.
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