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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1923
Page
3
Striking details show 169 members voting in an open shop ballot amid a labor leadership dispute. The Tucson association elected a president as new ballots determined membership support and direction for the summer campaign.
Belgian engineer Marcel Fourart studying at the University of Arizona appeals at a Tucson Engineers luncheon for fair treatment as France seeks guarantees under the Versailles treaty. He notes France owes six billion dollars, aims to rebuild, and suggests Germans must pay. He recounts his family history and cites his fellowship and U of Arizona observations on local industry.
Yesterday the Neerg group and civic club formed a committee to study the July measure and its impact on cost. Delegates discussed weather plans and honored the Red Cross as the gathering observed flags and music.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a sentence or action related to a revenue agent case in Atlanta. The readable portion suggests a legal or criminal proceeding with terms like penitentiary and strike, but details are unclear and names or dates are missing.
A Tucson plan for a heavyweight championship is dismissed as a rumor. Tecson Sunshine Climate Club manager Senehine Metjoveth says no underwritten bout will be staged here, despite sensational Los Angeles publicity and wagers of over 500 thousand dollars. Jack Dempery and Jack Gibbons were named in rumors, but promoters deny any arrangements.
Washington diplomats react to a Supreme Court ruling closing foreign ships from delivering liquor beyond the three mile limit. Embassies fear loss of diplomatic liquor supply, fleets may halt shipments, and officials seek guidance from Mr Hughes as tensions rise in Washington. The crisis hinges on immune status of diplomatic cargo and potential disruption to official entertainments.
Two shifts of mechanics repair Lieut. Rusgert L. Maughan’s Curtias pursuit plane at Mitchell Field as he prepares for a continental crossing from Gawnene Park. He hopes to depart Tuesday morning if weather allows after a fog obstructed his first attempt and forced a stop at St. Joseph Missouri. A test flight over New York is planned tomorrow.
Indianapolis hosts the national clay courts final with Manuel Alonso facing Willian Tilden tomorrow at two o clock in a high profile showdown. Alonso arrives confident after a recent win in New York. Tilden, recovering from hand surgery and recent fatigue, seeks redemption in the title clash.
The Sunshine Club plans a new fundraising campaign for the coming year without a drive. The campaign will rely on postal donations and advertising in selected periodicals, with the group handling all arrangements through its regular office staff. Directors approved four new appointees and set a businesslike approach to public fundraising to support its future activities in Tucson.
A missing youth near the Catalinas prompts a multi-agency search led by the sheriff and forest service. Officers plan to extend the effort to the mouth of the Sebby valley as investigators pursue leads, while the boy’s mother assists authorities during the search.
Young Locker, a Mount Lemmon resident and eighth grader at the Reskrege school, left Stewether for Teccon via the forest trek. Authorities, including the United Brethren forest service, traced his path from Kebiee and Pore to Sabine as search teams investigate the disappearance.
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