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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1917
Page
14
Lawmakers split over redistricting plans affecting Maricopa County while debating a welfare board overhaul that would place financial oversight under a new public welfare department. The session also considers a university funding restoration and a parole board modernization amid protests and political maneuvering.
Indian Day marks a formal opening of the motorcycle season on February 22. The Hendee Manufacturing company introduces the Indian twin with an opposed motor and the master motorcycles of all times will be on display. Wells Meteor Welding works and local distributors will showcase Indian products at their store and at Chicago and New York shows, with public open house and exhibition planned.
Miss Lucy Ryan of Tucson visits her parents Mr and Mrs J T Ryan E F Monk of Los Angeles is in Bowie on business Test Week Rev C W Foreman and I T iets o red travel to San Siem on Tuesday Engineer Kaparnd and Pauline Beacham wed in Toronto last Friday and arrived in Bowie the next day They occupy rooms in one of the Lawrence boarding houses W Culp who rented buildings on Main Street plans a new delicatessen store J G Blanks returns from California his wife and daughter to join him here soon Teachers prepare for Parents Day with a special program refreshments and carnations H White SP operator is ill with measles J M Ryan of Willcox visited Bowie recently Miss Constance Freese of Olga called on friends The Wiltcox orchestra held a dance in the Morris Simon building with many out of town guests.
The list records multiple real estate transfers and mortgages including Ford autos valued at 414 to 444 dollars, guardianship orders for H F and P F Burtha, and estates in which guardians may sell property to Antonio Amado. Also noted are corporate filings by Canaria Copper Company, various quitclaims, and assignments involving Southern Arizona Bank & Trust.
Twenty men involved in the Ajo strike remain jailed in Tucson with financial relief sought by miners. Seven men including Francisco Martinez and Lorenzo Hidalgo face $500 bonds. Karl Kastner holds a six month peace bond. Others serve fines and jail terms for misdemeanors. President Donnelly of the State Federation of Labor will pursue cases with the pardons board.
A mass meeting for men and women will be held in the gymnasium of MGA at 3 30 Sunday afternoon. Mrs Bridell C W Washburn of San Francisco will speak on Present Need in Civic and Moral Progress. She heads California's Christian citizenship department and is nationally reputed. Members of local clubs and churches await the opportunity to hear her.
Frederick C. Hill head of the Eastern School of Aviation offers to train men for the Aerial Coast Patrol Corps in formation with the Aero Club of America. Other aviators and the United States Eastern Aeroplane Corporation also pledge instructors, facilities, and aviation school support to the Government.
Tubal Cain is listed among six metals in the Old Testament and is named as a skilled artificer in brass and iron. The biblical reference highlights his craft and role in ancient metalwork.
Mrs. Amanda Gierhart of Waynesville Ohio lauds Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for twenty years of use in her family saying it always cures a cough or cold. Obtainable everywhere.
Incorporators named John B. Wright and B. G. Moore form CANARIO COP PED COMPANY with principal business in Tucson Arizona and a New York branch. The charter lists broad authority to own real and personal property, operate water works and canals, engage in manufacturing and mercantile ventures, issue stock and bonds, and manage subsidiaries with a Board of Directors and officers.
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