Weather Bureau Farce Plague Tucson Meteorology
The Citizen laments Weather Bureau actions over Tucson temperature recordings. It claims Tucson's station, miles east, sends data to Phoenix but not to the nation, accusing Washington officials of punitive bias and urging proper reporting and fairness. Community leaders urged the Chamber of Commerce to fund equipment and readings.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
Phoenix
Teaceon
Weather Jurean
Weet
Toesom
Tattosh
Yura
Flagstaff
Tattesh
Tucson
Rye Miles Brings Steady Rule to Ajo Copper Camp
Rye Miles, new sheriff of Pima county, faced the Ajo strike with firm but restrained action. He protected workers and employers, avoided clashes, and upheld rights and property while avoiding rough force. His approach contrasted with prior leadership, earning public support for enforcing the law without politics.
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Rye Miles
Pima County
Miles
Ajo
Sheriff Cash
Greenlee County
Dstrict
Hunt
Children Matinee Idea Backed by Tucson Women Club
The Tucson Woman's Club forms a committee to press local theater managers for biweekly children matinees. They urge parents seek safer films and praise producers focused on child-friendly content. The piece notes several Tucson theaters trialing matinees and calls for theater cooperation. Also cites a pre election pledge by Mayor O C Parker to clean up the police department if the new marshal fails to curb gambling and bootlegging.
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Tucson
An. Seaglo
Woman's Club
Police Department
O. C. Parker
Twenty Years Ago Today From The Citizen
A garbled reminiscence from 1897 outlines legislative notes in progress. The text mentions amendments by Warren and Goodwin, references to petitions and Senate actions, and notes on officials such as Henry J. Seherst and General Ltt Merning.
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Sonwra
Bill to Meet Military Expenses in House Ready
Washington January 27. A new administration revenue bill to raise 245 million dollars for military preparedness and other expenses was prepared for presentation to the House. The caucus endorsed it 113 to 13 after Leader Kitchin urged prompt passage with some opposition remaining. It would primarily finance via an excess profits tax and higher inheritance tax.
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Washington
House Democrats
New Administration
House
Kitchin
Congress
Sheriff Miles Praised for Strike Handling in Ajo
The Ajo justice of the peace G. H. Mairs commends Sheriff Miles and the sheriff's office for patient and firm handling of the strike, saying the county owes thanks to the lawmen for their conduct. The note appears in a letter to County Attorney Moores.
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Sheriff Miles
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Justice OF Peace
G. H. Mairs
Moores
Miles Has
Churches Hold Evening Service With Community Outreach
The article describes a church gathering featuring music by a quartet and a message by Mr. Kinney Miller. Attendees include John A. CiliBert and Mrs. Lean Yowrr as part of the congregation. The sermon aims to address parishioners and offer a cordial invitation to participate in church activities and charitable efforts in the community.
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Immiag
Magert
Wien
John A. CiliBert
Peeter
Alfertors
Lean
Kinney Miller
Morning Service Announcement at The Always New
An invitation announces a morning service at 1 am with a sermon by Sanford Weet and a special treat. A later evening service features Mises Rilze Errett and New Mette bind ginger. The event will be held at The Always Pnew on Fifth Street and North Serena, with a welcome for all ages.
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Seth
Lear
Sanford
Rvice
Urea
Sermium
Une Christain Chiravy
Pee Correction Report Notes Erroneous Mower Entry
A garbled OCR fragment references a Pee Correction entry and mentions Da B Eran and a mower. The readable text provides no clear events or names beyond these items.
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Los Angeles
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