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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1923
Page
3
A fragmented listing shows community gatherings at the Santa Vista hotel and Armory events. Notable items include sunrise and afternoon services, a Tucson Lions meeting, Kiwanis and Women’s club socials, and Business and Professional groups at Armory and hotel venues.
Mrs. A. D. Clark sails to Santa Cruz county then Los Angeles to join her husband for two months. The Brotherhood of American Yeomen plans a card party open to the public at Gi4 Pelliow’s hall with high score prizes. Miss Helena Yante leaves for Houston for a month and stays at the Tucson Nurses’ club. Lions Club Ladies Night is set for Thursday at Santa Rita with post dinner drinks at the Blue Moon. E J Westervelt of Tombstone tours the city with Mrs. H. McMahon. Mr. and Mrs. I. Bender depart for Indiana to visit relatives for the summer. Miss Jeannette Paer heads east today to see her parents for a month. Sue becomes secretary to Charles Solomon.
Tucson cactus candy made a six cent hit at the national Business and Professions women’s convention in Portland Oregon. Mrs Allie Dickerman Teccon delegate wired the chamber of commerce with details noting candy distributed to over twelve hundred attendees and greetings extended to Mayer Baker. The convention also adopted a resolution to raise the federal income tax exemption and elected Mick Adelia Prichard of Portland as president for the coming year with Salt Lake City named as next convention site.
Robert Z Leonard directs Mae Murray in Jazemania a Metre photoplay now on view at the Opera House. Murray plays a Ba k en protagonist who flees to America amid revolution and romance while a cast including Red LaRour Fraser Edward Barnes and Jean Meredo supports the plot and spectacle.
A list of visitors including A. Vasey and Joca from the East, WG Clark and G A Taylor are seen at the Hotel Roms in Los Angeles. Taylor is described as assistant general freight superintendent for Southern Pacific.
George Hughes and his daughter Marjorie depart for the coast with plans for Mr Hughes to return soon while Marjorie stays through the summer.
P Clark of the University agronomy staff is expected to return this evening from a business trip.
From Payo Obispo in Quantana Roo on the Yucatan peninsula a banquet honoring the governor ended in a brawl. Weapons were drawn and several guests were wounded, with many hospitalized. No fatalities reported.
Fifty American journalists will tour Yucatan and meet Governor Milne before continuing to visit the federal capital. The excursion aims to promote diplomatic and press ties as they conclude their travels in the region.
Miss Anna TD Mote daughter of Mrs and W Mote will leave the city August first to attend the campus YWCA representatives meeting at Asilomar. Miss Bether Carpenter of Phoenix and Miss Helen Allison of Rishes are the other two representatives from the University of Arizona.
President Obregon is asked to mediate a deadlock between the federal senate and the federal chamber of deputies over electing justices of the supreme tribunal of the republic. Incumbent justices’ terms expire and seats are vacated, leaving Mexico without a functioning supreme court for weeks.
Hazel Bryan of the MacArtan hospital nursing staff travels from Tucson to Flint and Cleveland and plans to return in one month. She will visit Flint Michigan Cleveland Ohio before returning home.
Mrs George Pusch leaves for Los Angeles to visit sons Fred and George for the summer. She is accompanied by her granddaughter Miss Louteg Marie Lallinger.
The program began this week attracting many students from across the United States and several from Canada. From Arizona two students, Miss Irma Gardenier and Miss Una Smith, are enrolled from Douglas.
The article notes Firpo's victory over Willard in New Jersey and asserts strong belief he will strip Jack Dempsey of the world championship when the two meet in the ring. Firpo is held in high esteem by the city’s sporting fraternity.
The historic temple of Quetaaccatal et San Juan Teotibhuacan, about 29 miles from the city, faces destruction as torrential rains flood the region. Waterways overflow and undermine the temple’s foundations.
D B L Gollan reports on a British sculling event featuring Siete Four Jong Feara with commentary on performance and context from 1900 era rowing circles.
In Nogales a fire at J. C. Barnes’s residence started by a faulty coal stove was put out before Nepales Fire Department arrived. A taxicab stalled while fleeing the scene, blocking equipment, driver Vincent Wright faced court for obstruction but was acquitted after claiming unavoidable delay due to weather and thunder.
Yesterday Mr and Mrs W K Jackson of Hotel Bowman Nogales traveled to the Old Pueblo then to Mt Lemmon for a two week summer holiday in a cottage called Hearts Desire. Landlord Gay Griffin will watch the Bowman in Tucson during their absence.
A yesterday storm caused the arroyo to flood its banks at Nogales. The raging water carried a footbridge and floating timbers, breaking the municipal water course bed and leaving part of the west side without water service.
Count Treasurer Lucile Walker sues the Seoatemen of the defunct State bank of Patagonia to recover 6666.59 dollars from a school bond sinking fund on deposit at the time of the bank collapse. Bondholders include KR Rh Richardson and others. Richardson estate is represented by administrators.
Fernandez Rodrigue a leading hardware merchant and agricultural implement dealer based in Nogales with branches at Guaymas and Navojoa left Guaymas yesterday for Navojoa while on the west coast of Mexico.
Ramon Corral and his family of Guaymas traveled through Nogales yesterday heading to California for vacation at the beaches. Corral is president and owner of La factory, a matcd factory, an ice producing plant, and the city’s electric light and power provider.
A white cottage in Meyers' addition owned by C H M Byram burned to the ground on Thursday night July 14. Fire caused total loss of house and contents with about 2906 dollars in insured value. Local reports note residents and several area happenings including farm shipments and business travels.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs BK F Shedd welcomed her sister and husband and family from E Springs Missouri Their party traveled by touring car and the arrival surprised Mrs Shedd from the Poliaré household and children were present
Friday morning at ten oclock occurred the death of Mrs Carmen Lopes aged 62 years old. Mrs Lopes was an old and respected pioneer of
A fragment notes travelers on their return journey to their Oklahoma homeland. The brief mentions a path home and a sense of expedition ending in familiar territory.
Miss Anna Houle of Bisbee visits Eeopelmne as guest of her uncle’s family. Dr. K Heute of Southern Pacific of Mesice is noted as the surgeon. The young lady joined her uncle at the line city during his visit this week.
Gooday Attorney Leslie C Hardy of Nogales travels to Los Angeles with Mrs Hardy to represent client A. Sar delt in federal court for the hearing on an injunction challenging the new women wage law for mills.
Sameet Capin of Capim and Son, El Paso firm, returns to the line city from a trip in Michigan miners.
A family of a leading Mexican figure departs for California to pursue the summer journey. The party is described as moving toward new horizons in the western states.
Hes 3. F Brews purchased the MSN Esléridge property south of Case Granée as an auxiliary estate range in connection with his own ranch 11 miles west of the tower. Mr Brews spent 1 day in Florence helping to bert a large shipment of cattle and sheep. Mrs Chee Otey visited Phœnici Frifey. Mr and Mrs E A Pike of Santa Rees spent Friday in town reporting good conditions near Banta Hena and the mine. Mrs erting feberiaen of Phoenix was a guest of Mr and Mrs L Westbrook at Santa Ree. M Cole of Phoenix was a business visitor. C Mess, a young farmer east of town, brought in a fine head of cabbage weighing 16 1 2 pounds. Deputy Sheriff E B R Connolly was in Superior Thursday. Mr Besley Lake of Texas visited for Crabb brothers work and planned to go to the casas.
William H. Davey, proprietor of International Garage in the line city, is reported to be seriously ill at St. Josephs Hospital.
Cel J Campbell Besle terminated his stay in Nogales and referred to Mermosilic as his home place.
Tomorrow Bracey Curtis president of First National Bank of Nogales travels to New England for a summer visit. He will go by way of New Orleans and New York aboard Morgan Line steamships.
J J Bean arrived at Rogeles yesterday en route from Guaymas aboard Wells Fargo express line supervisor Wells led the travel on the west coast of Mexico keeping a steady schedule amid coastal transit developments.
Yesterday A F Gardenier led the International Commission Co visiting Negailes after departing Douglas, the chief office.
About 4 36 p m Thursday night a large barn on Dr B W White’s Nogales farm near the Tucson Nogales state highway burned to ashes. The blaze destroyed the barn and all hay crop and grain recently stored on the premises.
Yesterday and Mrs Smith report Rev Hertry Clark Smith rector of St Andrews Newsles will resume regular services at the church tomorrow after returning from a visit in North Carolina.
Remetadt visited Mine City in Tucson yesterday while Nogales saw H Blackman from Preena. Ernesto Garros from Mermeositic appeared at the line city yesterday and Mrs Charles L Mardy wife of a prominent live city attorney returned from a trip in Los Angeles today.
A Geaymas resident Eva Williams was reported arriving at the Hine yesterday. The text includes a scattered note about Gete a cottieman from Cam pes near the Rie Yégul and an implied event around the delta, with unclear details and possible transcription errors.
The report notes Rev. Marcy J. Tomblin Jr. and the new Ottos family line with lineage traced to early settlers.
A cryptic line notes Eiste Pielech R from Dovgien in a context labeled Negaies pesterdey. The brief lacks clear events or dates but marks a named individual and place in an unusual entry.
In a federal court order the Peru Products Company of Peru Indiana was fined 32006 and shut for one year for violating federal prohibition laws. Attorney general or their representatives from Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin met to plan concerted action exposing the pricing method used in the industry. James Greer remains missing after an explosion. Steve Ego's badly burned body was found.
Lieutenant Russel Maugbath plans a second attempt after a failed Gagfight flight from power to coast last Monday. The move signals renewed pace toward a possible successful crossing.
Mire Fema Bergtell mother of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll fugitive files request for a passport to Germany to visit her son.
Berlin reports Capietsn Erharét, a leading participant in the Kapp Revolution, escaped from Lepeig federal prison where he was held on high treason charges. The escape highlights ongoing security concerns and potential implications for treason prosecutions.
French forces conduct a surprise raid outside occupied zones targeting German involvement in a kidnapping. The operation resulted in the capture of the bargemaster, chief of police, and several minor officials taken as hostages amid mounting tensions.
Dispatches from the diplomatic corps indicate a 25 percent agreement on the immediate demand by 37 foreigners captured by bandits on May 6. The progress points toward a potential settlement as talks near a deadline.
A fragment notes Carl Forges connected with the University of California in Los Angeles will not join the navy. He wrote his father that two Casa Grande bars work in Los Angeles with the same company as Carl Peil Houck, who is with Santa Fe in the bridge and policing department and recently visited Casa Grande. He is now located at Clarkedale.
Yesterday Mogaies welcomed Kemesewegh from Cajeme as Ric Yoeul Ehta accompanied the delegation. Local organizers noted the exchange centered on cultural ties and regional cooperation with plans for future visits.
The popular concert series resumes this evening at the Armory Park at seven o clock after previous postponements due to Fourth of July celebrations and heavy rain. KE Espinasa leads the program including First Regiment March and Desert Dreams Riginetto with a clarinet concerto by Verdi. Weather permitting, concerts will run 7 45 pm on Tuesday and Friday next week.
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