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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1919
Page
5
A local harness repair shop advertises expert craftsmanship and reasonable charges, highlighting the F. Roostadt Co. as part of its offerings.
Aged sidewalk dealer Jesse Curtis, known at the Congress Scott corner, sent a note on January 21 asking kindness as he faces eviction. He was found at his Washington street home after ingesting laudanum. neighbors say he built and painted his red stand, and recent council action limits sidewalk vending. Curtis, about 72, had prior marital disclosures and legal issues at the police station. Walter Burrows at the Opera House is his bequest recipient for his watch chain and pin.
Police closed the long Main Street building used for gambling in Chinatown after a Tuesday morning raid. Joss house and temple rooms remained, while the recreation rooms showed only dominos and Celestial patrons. officials and parents protested the gambling hub now barred from play.
Senator Mark A. Smith and Chamber of Commerce official Leach respond to a Arizona chamber resolutions urging return of railroads to their former owners under government regulation. Smith says he does not know the best course to balance public interest and owners, promising to seek the best solution.
A fragmented report describes Curtis praising bystanders who prevented death after a Grove incident. He objects that others would not have allowed him to die, while medics and rescuers urged him to stay conscious as he recovered.
Bankers nationwide urge clients to adopt trade acceptance. Trade acceptances, time drafts drawn by sellers on buyers and accepted by buyers, circulate as negotiable instruments. They enable financing of transactions with favorable rates and replace open book accounts in many regions and eras.
City officials consider a sixty day credit limit and possible shutoff for overdue water rents. The water committee directs the department to enforce payment or disconnect premises, amid complaints of harsh collection and fear of uncollected bills.
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