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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1923
Page
1
An obituary notes the death of Senator Hugh Campbell at his home. Born in 1905 in Vermont, Campbell served in the United States Senate from 1967 and held influential posts on committees. He was seen as a stalwart legal expert and longtime organizer before his passing.
Albuquerque Tribune editor Carl Magee was found guilty of contempt in district court for publishing material about Judge Leahy and the county political machine. He received 300 days total across four counts, with sentences running consecutively, following a prior conviction for criminal libel of Supreme Court Justice Parker.
President Harding and party arrived at Seward Alaska aboard the Benderson and were expected to land near Rewerrection Key, the southern terminus of the Alaska railroad, for a planned northerly trip to Fairbanks and the great Alaska interior. Weather reports note a calm gulf ahead of the voyage.
July 13 obituary notes the death of Hegh FE Campbell state senator from Cochise after a prolonged illness. A longtime livestock and sheep grower, Campbell served in the state senate this year and was active in Arizona cattlemen associations and the Arizona Wool Growers. He was born 1862 in Newa Beotia and moved to Arizona at 26. His death followed cancer of the stomach.
Reports from Berlan dated July 13 to 18 say French troops occupied Elberfeld near the Ruhr, with other units marching toward Elberfeld from Kronenberg and forces moving into Bermen from Hasslinghausen. The big industrial towns lie on the region's edge east of Ducaseidorf.
A hostile labor action occurred July 13 as five ships faced a protest at the Los Angeles harbor. Organized by ship owners and union leaders, the strike drew under 260 participants with reported job losses and a noticeable slowdown in port activity.
Incomplete OCR reads a Central Atom Rome report from near Ferme with unclear details about an event or notice. The text is damaged and omits key names, places, and actions.
A Japanese steamer named Yone Mare ran ashore near the Colombia river in dense fog just before midnight. A tug from Astoria aided the vessel as a coast guard and engineer efforts continued at the scene.
Chinese raiders struck the Teo Shaw residence near Caosten looting a German occupant. Police report confusion and no immediate arrests.
Brief game fragments show Boston, Brooklyn, New York and Philadelphia matchups with scattered inning totals and pitcher pairings. Batteries listed include Osborne O Farrell Nehf and Benton Wingo Head Jona O'Brien among others.
In an excerpt labeled ine x 4.B at ClevelandiPhiladelphia the text lists locations and battery names including Walberg Ogden Penns Ruggy Metevier Shavte and ONeill with initials R. HE. R. 4S. indicating team members or lineup reference.
Port Angell Washington July 1 The United States Navy battle fleet heads toward Puget Sound for a July 2 presidential review in Seattle. Flagship California under Admiral Rob Robinson leads the fleet with battleships Pennsylvania Nevada and Mississippi plus seven destroyers and a tender arriving this morning at Port Angeles.
Four homes were dynamited in Pittston Pennsylvania today. Among the damaged houses was that of Alex Campbell a leader of the United States Mine Workers in Pittston. A member of the scale committee negotiating with anthracite operators at Atlantic City, Campbell survived unharmed as his home suffered front damage and no injuries were reported.
On the first day aboard the naval transport Hender 90m en route from Tacoma Washington the bandmaster could not perform but the musicians improvised a tune after hearing a cabin serenade. Charles Benter led improvised players who repeated the chorus and the president’s party applauded as the air titled Toews was first performed.
A New York newspaper correspondent describes a cold voyage from Tacoma with gusty winds sweeping down from snowcapped mountains. He notes discomfort in light summer garb and a search aboard the ship Wag for a beaver walt as the tale continues on page nine.
The report describes Baldwin's controversial speech to the French cabinet in a meeting today. Officials perceived a sharp division between France and Britain over policy toward Germany and the broader European alignments.
The Belge prime minister faces questions over coordinating with Belge allies to confront Germany. Analysts consider how the policy may shift as public opinion leans toward pacifism and wary neutrality before the looming crisis.
Bristish ministers debate Britain's stance on the German reparations note. The document will be sent with allied guidance and further details to follow. Preparation time is anticipated before a formal state ment to the United States is made and public reaction is considered.
SAX FRANCIGCO reports that at Angelsland immigration station from Mangua only 2 of 626 Russian refugees were denied admission. Officials say the denials were for not meeting immigration standards and one cited as mortally incompetent. The rest appealed to the Secretary of Davis and most admitted refugees have found work.
In Chicago on July 13 Fred Upham treasurer of the Republican national committee is abroad but his office issued a statement that if Chicago seeks the Republican national convention he will request it yet the decision rests with the city and not with Upham alone.
Reports indicate French troops occupied the Barmen area near the Eiberfeld district and arrested several city officials. The operation aimed to punish recent border incidents, with hostages reportedly taken and a sizable force deployed near the invasion zone.
In Shanghat on July 13 a legal fight began to free Mrs Stein and J J Maloney amid alleged extensive illegal sales of arms and ammunition. Further arrests are anticipated. Mrs Stein was arrested at midnight Wednesday. Her husband, a former US army officer and administrator to Chang Teo-lin, is believed to be connected. Maloney is a prominent local baseball player and operator writer, arrested yesterday.
Washington reports defense counsel not yet decided on serving a subpoena or the character of testimony from the former president. It notes Wilson’s possible deposition rather than live testimony if health prohibits court appearance, detailing his limited public appearances since 1929 illness and recent visits to shipyards in Virginia.
Three days of storms and floods cause about one million dollars in damage to Montevideo and surrounding border regions. The disasters have resulted in the loss of at least five lives by drowning.
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