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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1923
Page
2
Pstr y Service commences construction of a twenty four mile transmission line toward Ranger with aim to improve regional power supply and service coverage. Community leaders expect steady progress and local jobs during the build.
Direct telephonic connection planned from Rincon ranger station as about ten miles of new poles extend from Fuscen to Kemcad. Telegraph firms own the line, with wiring through rough terrain. Forest officials report quick, steady progress on a national forest link. Claus WebWece and J Meson led completion efforts, aiming for fall finish.
July 14 report states Midland Carbon Occidental Wyoming Dehy were withdrawn from the state during a fight to legalize carbon black manufacture. The long dispute centers on a 1907 law prohibiting the process and a bitter campaign to modify it. Proponents argued the process wasted scarce resources and incurred high fees.
In Chicago on July 1 a statement by Dr William Allen Puerr president of the American Medical Association defends a Senig of Pedera Jorge Beurgstin Helena Mont and court ruling upholding a provision limiting how much alcohol doctors may prescribe. He argues medicine should not be regulated by law makers and that the medical profession will support Judge Repurquin's decision as proper and fair.
Tev Rickard presses Jack Kearns to stage a bout between heavyweight champion and Luis Firpe in Buenos Aires after Firpe KO’d Jews Willard Tantacek. Kearns contemplates a Labor Day fence match and a world series bid. Separately, Walter Hoover clinches United States amateur sculling ahead of August regatta in Duluth while W Leroy Remmick wins Canada's open singles title in Toronto after rain-delayed final.
Relatives of Hazel N. Block, a Denver social figure, await an inquest in San Diego after reports she killed herself Saturday night at her home. Letters to her husband and family surfaced. she was 25, married six months, well connected in Denver society, and survived by her parents and ten brothers, with other relatives.
Charles Binder succeeded H. Stewart as the agricultural supervisor at the local United States Veterinary Bureau office after Marty Stewart resigned. Binder, transferred from Phoenix, will oversee agricultural trainees and supervise staff. Stewart had held the post for sixteen years before resigning to take a regional vacancy.
The July grain report notes changes in key staples including wheat down by 1 bushel and corn falling by 368 bushels, oats dropping over one million, rye lower by 1958, and barley decreasing significantly, reflecting improved stock levels and market pressure.
A fragmentary notice mentions a small local event connected to church figures and a Vatican context. It references a minister and a religious setting with unclear dates or specifics.
July 16 The fororade river compact will be affirmed by the Next Section of the Arttone legislature, making it effective for the seven states. Amaerpa state senator Kean at Charis predicts approval in a letter to Governor W. E. Sweet. Senator J. Charles defended L Ward Bannister’s Denver speech to the Leeene of the Southwest state convention and criticized Governor George W. P. Munt of Arizona for opposing the compact.
Irvin recovers from illness and hints at affiliation with Tucson Community Chest. James Lawton, secretary, plans to send a citywide questionnaire to gauge sentiment on funding the Chest. If residents will not contribute, other measures must be found to secure needed money.
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Partial readable ad notes a furnished apartment for rent near a fenced forty acre property with water and shade features. Mentions indefinite lease terms, listed under J. Ly Seff as contact, and includes scattered fragments of a period residential notice.
July 14 rapid mail service aims to deliver President Harding letters to Vancouver on his return July 24. Rail and air tests, using Maywood and Omaha routes, will rush mail to meet a Pacific train, with an expected Vancouver arrival early morning July 24.
Two workers at the United States Veterinary Bureau’s Tacen office were dismissed under a new efficiency program. An official statement said the economy plan aims to reduce overhead through careful management, with no further comment.
New York City physician Dr William White, former consultant at Maknemans Hospital, extols Veronica Water as superior among mineral waters for chronic constipation. He cites rapid cathartic effects and anecdotal cures, claiming forty years of practice backing the claim and noting Veronica Water as a leading mineral water source.
Health officer Mark Dafton will inspect hotels, restaurants, and drink stands to ensure compliance with sterilization orders. Those failing to comply face action. establishments have 15 days to prepare, with paper drinking cups required for those not using sterilizers.
The Wyoming legislature convened in an extraordinary session to amend the state farm loan act. It aims to cut interest from ten to five percent and raise maximum individual loans from $6,900 to $90,000, hoping swift passage after prior enactments were declared unsatisfactory. The session is expected to last about three days with few other items on the agenda.
Plans are underway in Venice to hold the funerals of aviators Merbert Wilson and Cecil Coates who died when their sea plane engine failed at about 200 feet and plunged into the ocean. Both men were unable to escape the craft before it sank.
A brief fragment notes a fatal crash involving a 36 year old passenger named Litwon and an individual named Coats. The report indicates the accident was witnessed and involved perpen trigger notes, but details are incomplete and unclear.
University of Piaget Extension Service holds a four day conclave ending with President Cloud Heck Marvin addressing on The Meaning of the University Extension Service to the State. County and home demonstration agents from across the state will gather to discuss their problems and coordinate university efforts.
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