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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1917
Page
8
Vernon Castle, a leading dancer, appears in the international romance serial Patria to be shown at the theater Saturday. The article highlights her enthusiasm for the project and notes the camera work accompanying the production.
James Goddard, renowned bass baritone, to perform in Tucson Lyceum Course with critics spotlighting his Vienna and Covent Garden credits. Lyceum organizers expect a capacity crowd and set single admission at a minimal price to boost attendance.
Fragmentary line hints at guaranteed satisfaction and total deliverable care. No clear entities or events identified.
Jim Coffey of New York defeated Bob Devere of Kansas City in nine of ten rounds in New York City last night. Coffey weighed 203 pounds while Devere weighed 190.
Illinois team won the interstate amateur club shootout feature, finishing with 9 of 100 possible hits. Kansas City and Miscourt trailed, with second place to Miscourt.
Tewksbury of the Woodland Golf Club was restored to amateur status by a USGA executive committee vote. The action followed assurance from a Boston sporting goods firm that he had been permanently removed from any position tied to their establishment, aligning with USGA amateur bylaws.
Auburn, NX. Fen. Secretary John Wu Parrett of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues announced yesterday that all minor league owners face Article 24 of the national settlement agreement. No new contracts on or before March 1.
The campus announces a sweeping students led Red Cross and first aid movement with three courses to be offered. Dr Goetz and other physicians will teach, with sessions on hospital camps field work and first aid. Open to all, some lectures welcome the public. enrollment expected to be strong as the university prepares for wartime needs.
The planned contest between the University of Sincoma Wildrats and the Phoenit MC was called off after Phoenit players could not travel. Coach McKale tried to find a replacement team but none could be secured, so no game tomorrow. Baseball season began with about thirty men warming up around the diamond.
Delegates from across the country gather for the annual meeting of the Matted Nations Lawn Tennis Association in New York. Topics include amateur status of players, proposed rule changes, and tournament scheduling for the season.
OCR snippets show ads and notices about classes dances and engagements at a university. Mentions include senior class activities, an informal dance, a meeting of a county weather association, and a talk in Phoenix. Details are fragmentary and unspecific due to damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR text proposes to promote patents and a corporation plan to develop working claims. It mentions manufacturing, mergers, and supervision. The passage references lake mortgages and ore or mineral products and seems to outline corporate powers and projects without clear specifics.
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