The Billion Dollar Swindle Exposé Comes to The Citizen
The Citizen will publish a multi part expose titled The Billion Dollar Swindle by R K Trevor of the New York Commercial. It allege s a bucketshop ring and crooked promoters defrauding the public of about one billion dollars. The series will run in The Tucson Citizen with coverage of prosecutions and warnings to readers to avoid risky investments.
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Citizen Magazine
The
Citizen
R. K. Trevor
New York Commercial
Wall Street
New York
United States
Trevor
Tucson Citizen
the Citizen
Harding Promotes Savings and Debt Reduction Plan
President Harding cites personal investment in treasury savings certificates and urges the nation to curb spending and repay debts. In Salt Lake City he warns the world has fostered an alarming habit of excessive spending and calls for disciplined financial restraint.
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Harding
Treasury Savings
U. S. Treasury Department
Salt Lake City
Utah
Notable Archaeologist Dr. Saville A Century of Mound Studies
Dr. Marshall Howard Saville recently returned from Yucatan studies and leads in prehisto ry archaeology at the Museum of the American Indian New York. He directed the Central American exhibit at Chicago 1893 and headed many expeditions across Honduras Mexico and Colombia. He served as honorary curator at the American Museum of Natural History and held military intelligence duties in 1918. His work spans Palenque Mitla Copan and Za potec ruins with numerous monographs published.
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Marshall Howard Saville
Yucatan
Museum of American Indians
New York
Columbia University
Rockport
Mass
Harvard College
Putnam
Ohio
Honduras
Peabody Museum of Harvard
Copan
American Museum of Natural History
Palenque
Mitla
Cataca
Ecuador
Colombia
Central America
Mexico
Saville
United States Army
Canada trade row escalates under new tariff says Shaw
President J A Shaw of the Canadien Manufacturers Association argues the United States tariff worsens Canada’s trade position and cuts Canadian access. He cites 50 percent rises in both imports and exports with Canada from Oct 1922 to Mar 1923, contrasting with prewar figures, and notes Fordney McCumber effects while recalling past balances in 1920.
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Canada
Fremont
Neb
Tribune
J. A. Shaw
Canadien Manufacturers’ Association
Unite States
Mr. Shaw
U. S. Department of Commerce
Sree
Goose-Quillings by Robert Quillen paragon of wry wit
A collection of quips and witty observations by Robert Quillen on politics etiquette travel and culture. The pieces critique reformers patriotism taxation and public life with humorous aphorisms and clipped judgments. Notable lines touch on diplomacy manners and the absurdities of modern society. The tone resembles a light humorous column from a contemporary newspaper.
Dinner Tales of a Fair Town and Wartime Snippets
A pennsylvania town scene unfolds with Tillie Wenz naming Pennsylvania Dutch ancestry during a furrier visit and a first kiss on a moonlit porch. The page includes a wartime humor anecdote from American Legion Weekly about a colonel teased by a rain-soaked sentry and a shy reply to a book question from a daughter's caller.
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Pennsylvania
England
American Legion
Siend
Hoover urges cautious confidence to sustain prosperity
Secretary Hoover argues prosperity is present and preservable, distinguishing cautious buying from timidity. He notes production efficiency up 10 to 15 percent since WWI, and asserts America can maintain living standards with greater consumption while adjusting labor. He urges a bold, productive merchant class.
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Clayton
Watchman-Advocate
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
America
Influx of Aliens Sparks Debate Over Bar Restrictions
Observers imagine a July scenario with no bars or restrictions to illustrate potential outcomes. The discussion centers on policy limits and social impact if alcohol controls were removed.
Sovereign nations and U S restraint asserted
A fragment argues that the United States will not accept orders from other nations and will always reserve the right to act as it pleases. The statement emphasizes national sovereignty and independent decision making.
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Executive Department
United States
Europe
Britain
France
George Washington
Spur of the Day Inquiry On Milk and Kissing Customs
A reader asks how to keep milk from freezing and a bacteriologist weighs kissing risks in social scenes. The exchange discusses public health notions, customary manners, and concerns over a treasury surplus, noting ongoing debate and upcoming meetings.
Telephone Book The Great Doubt and Satire
The piece outlines a satirical tale about a nickel chasing glory across a city until trapped in a telephone booth. It mocks social nerves and modern civilization, noting a barber shaves a man and he sues for damages, illustrating a dry, ironic critique.
Damaged Fragments Describe Local Roadside Events
Fragmentary notes mention past damage and ongoing effects as residents recall incidents from years ago. The readable portions reference gardens, trucks, and disruptions tied to a sequence of events dated two decades past, with lingering impact noted by observers.
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Associated Press
Issted Press
Amleicas
Ass'n AL Dit
Arizona Daily Newspaper Association
Tucson
Arizona
Citizen Publishing Company
Frank H. Hitchcock
Copprigtt
Chicago Tribune
Dent Cross Streets
Middle of Rock
Dent Disregard
Rick
Jay Walker
Dony Wan Coanirs
Too
Don’ S Poom Wees Dawes
Bot Roe A
Giibe
Robert Quillen
Balkans
Sport Page
Sam
Abe Lincoln
O. K
Sants Ki
Seria
Ais
Pels Fort Whipple
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