Expert Condemns 75 Percent of Sewer Pipe in Tucson
An expert inspector from Los Angeles, employed by taxpayers, condemns 75 percent of Tucson sewer pipe as defective. He cites dimension faults, nontrue bell joints, porous fire facing, and poor vitrification, arguing much of the eight inch line should be discarded for sewer use. He compares pipe grades A B and C, noting 25 percent class A, 50 percent class B, and 25 percent class C in current installations.
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Los Angeles
North Side
Sears
Tucson
Los
Toeimepeche
Angeles
Earthquake on Bat Island Causes Massive Casualties and Destruction
A major quake on Bat Island in the Malay archipelago leaves about fifty dead and two hundred injured. More than a thousand houses factories and native temples are destroyed and the governor's palace suffers serious damage, according to a dispatch from Amsterdam via Central News.
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London
Bat
Malay Archipelago
Amsterdam
Central News
Contest Trial Opens in Phoenix Election Case
A Phoenix court opens the contest case of Hunt versus Campbell over ballot tallies. The dispute centers on whether the evidence foundation for ballots and tally sheets is required before testimony. Lawyers argue over precinct validity and the accuracy of 20606 ballot marks, with court appointing tally clerks and scheduling further proceedings.
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Diepetch
Vhoernik
Ariz
Hentverens Campbell
Hunts
Election Board
Ives Marie
Ives
Gafford
Graham County
Varices County
Sloan and Bullard
Maricopa County
B. W. Zachau
Campbell
Cecil Boyce
Hunt
Eugene 8
Frank Curley
Tucson
Gark
Sleas
Joan L. Gust
Ballard Ives
Yukin Ozaki Attacked at Mass Meeting in Tokyo
Yukin Ozaki former minister of justice and constitutional party leader faced an assassination attempt as two assailants rushed the platform with swords. He survived, demanded Premier Terauchi resign, and was met by strong audience and police presence. Ozaki had served as mayor of Tokyo and toured the United States in 1910.
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Toriqo
Yukin Ozaki
Justice
Constitutional Party
M. Ozaki
Terauchi
Yukio Ozaki
Tokio
United States
Washington
Taft
Secretary Lane Likely to Trim Western Reservation
Washington, Jan 25 The second hearing before Secretary Franklin Lane saw promise of a substantial reduction in the executive order creating a western reservation. Lane did not fix the main issue but indicated plans to reduce the lands set aside for mineral resources. Officials Campbell Betill Moeur traveled to respective cities as the case continued.
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Washington
Db. C
Secretary of the Interior
Pranklin Ktate
Eens Lane
John H. Campbell
Chicago
Betill
Columbus
HW. Moeur
Phoenix
Arizona
Burglars Target Bell's Drug Store Again
A second weekly robbery at Bell's Drug Store on North Stone Avenue endangers the center city area. Burglars pried a rear door, opened the steel plate, and stole about $20 from the cash register while leaving other stock untouched. The break was discovered by owner Mr Bell when opening the shop. Police were informed multiple times, but no officers arrived to investigate.
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Bell's Drug
Stone Avenue
Bell
OFANELL OMS BUTLER FIRED FATAL SHOT
A fatal shooting occurred on January 25 in Bananceed Tes with OFANELL OMS BUTLER identified as the person who fired the shot. The incident details are limited in the report.
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Ofanell Oms Butler
Spannell testifies on trip with Alpine wife and Butler
In San Angelo district court Harry J Spannell of Alpine testified about a Marfa dance trip with his wife and Colonel and Mrs Butler. He described perceived improper attention by Butler and a letter Spannell wrote to Butler after the incident. He said Butler apologized and agreed not to ride with his wife again.
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San Angelo
Tex
Harry J. Spannell
Alpine
Butler
Spannell
Marfa
Spannells
Puotler
Brotler
Spannel
Anone
Harris Bill Sits Idle as Senate Debates Gambling and Wage Issues
The Senate shelved a Harris bill amid heated debate over gambling restrictions and a proposed amendment about vending cards. Rutherford defends the amendment as good faith. In the House the main dispute centers on minimum wage for women, with a public inquiry requested by Marve y Ke Betale management. The session features a lengthy memorial urging a pest institution site and a request for a $2500000 open miners union appropriation. The Legislature also weighs a $50 million bridge project and open newspapers funds, while an architect claims $6900 owed for penitentiary work dating to 1948.
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Proeniz
Senate
Bern
Rutherford
Yedictary
House
Marvey Ke Betele
Mervin Bil
Whipple Barracks
Arizona
Winsor
Glove Miners Union
Gila Wile Rad Bil
Gregg
Thaw Recovery Progress Delays Extradition Fight
Philadelphia January 25 Harvey K. Thaw under police guard in a city hospital shows slow recovery from personal safety related wounds. Doctors say he will be able to leave the hospital in at least two weeks, with no action yet on extradition proceedings as he plans to contest the case.
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Philadelphia
Harvey K. Thaw
Speee
Belgian Children Relief Fund Seeks Tucson Subscriptions
The Citizen reports a $2400 check from Harold Bell Wright to the Belgian Children Relief Committee fund. Tucson and Southern Arizona residents are urged to donate now, aiming for a first large draft to New York. Each full child sponsorship costs 12.00, with smaller gifts pooled into $12.05 units for forwarding.
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Harold Bell Wright
Belgium
Relief Committee
New York
Tucson
Arizona
Arizona recount halts as ballots contested in court
In Phoenix on January 25 the Arizona gubernatorial recount enters a new phase with 57 ballots identified, 15 challenged and set aside for judicial determination. The Supreme Court delays rulings, prolonging a 25 day stalemate that leaves no acting governor and freezes state finances and executive business.
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Oy Ageanietady Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona Cubernatoria
Stanford
Supreme Court
Oil Case Moves to Capital in California Land Grant Suit
The government’s suit to cancel land patents granted to the Southern Pacific railroad moves to Washington for further testimony. Judge Bledsoe has presided over the lengthy trial as defense witnesses claim they lacked knowledge of the property value as oil land until eight years after the grant.
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New York
Southern Pacific Railroad
San Pinay
Emperor dissolves the House of Representatives in Tokyo
The emperor dissolved the house amid a political crisis that grew from Field Marshal Count Terauchi's October appointment as premier. Critics said he lacked public support and led a radical militarist faction, with newspapers predicting a dissolution and new election once the diet reconvened.
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Tokio
House of Representatives
Diet
Count Terauchi
Japan
Associated Press
Germans Push Back Russian Defenses Near Riga
The heaviest fighting reported in the Riga sector as German forces pressed the Russians. They claimed a mile and a half advance in the Tirul marsh region, long a barrier to Riga, while attacks northwest of the marsh met Russian resistance. Elsewhere only artillery and patrol actions occurred amid severe winter conditions along the Romanian front.
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Riga
Tirul
Winc
Teutonic Army
Petrograd
San Francisco Moves Against Vice in Up-Town Tenderloin
Mayor Relch announced new regulations after a vice crusade by ministers. Dancing in cafes on Sundays and weekday afternoons is banned, boxes and booths must be removed, unescorted women cannot be in cabarets at night, and no staff may admit mixed patronage in cabarets or restaurants.
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San Francisco
Relch
Chicago Americans Sign Liebold Contract
The Chicago Americans received the signed contract of outfielder Harry Liebold today. Liebold becomes the 22nd member of the club, confirmed from Chicago on January 25.
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Chicago
Harry Liebold
Chicago Americans
Liebold
Ton
Brokers Prompting Emerge To Leak Committee
New York stock exchange brokers summoned by the Rules committee to review alleged leaks on presidential records responded promptly. Sherman L. Whipple said the panel and its experts were preparing for resumption of the inquiry in New York, with a possible completion next week.
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Rules Committee of
The
House
Sherman L. Whipple
Mortalieg
Mr. Whipple
Henry
Washington
Whipple
New York
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