Committee Formed to Plan Mexican Independence Fete
A Friday night meeting of patriotic Mexicans at Alansa hall completed the third of three gatherings to lay plans for a grand Sept 18 Independence Day fete. The remaining officers of the junta patrie were removed and a committee chosen to organize the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrio
Alansa Hall
United States
Eieter Republic
Francisco Miller
Junta Patriotica Mexicane
Felix F. Lieta
Prudencio Sanches
Alberto Moreno
J. A. Rivera
Alidtza Hall
Elysian Grove Historic Tucson Landmark At Risk
The old Elysian Grove site at Simpson and Main, once Carrillo Gardens, hosted early aviation and first motion pictures, with a storied past of parades and social events. Tucson city offers to buy four acres for 195 a month for ten years, to transform it into a civic center after Rotary support for public swimming.
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Elysian Grove
Carilles Gardens
Simpson and
Main Streets
Old Pueblo
Tucson
Tuesgn Society
Carrilio
O14
Pueblo
Emanuel Drachman
Frysian Grove
James Hamilton
Fhoeniz
Mr. Drachman
Nate Hawke
the Grove
Amusement Company
Roosevelt
Arizona
Phoenix
Bull Moore
Maricopa
Phoenia
Rooseevelt
Congress East
Simpson
Meyer
Rotary Club
Bhaeehall Park
Blenman Park
Jesus
Tucson Amusement Company
Nat Fe. Hawke
Mre Sechtner
Carrillo Estate
Elgetan Grove
Futora
Voters to Decide Bond Issue in Tucton Tomorrow
Taxpayers in Tucton are eligible to vote on a bond issue tomorrow. The measure affects all property owners regardless of home size or tin shop status, with turnout expected to determine approval.
University 10 Have Big Part in State Fair
Colonel Ralph Parker outlined university involvement in the Arizona State Fair plans. A large student contingent would perform, with 36 band pieces and 50 cadets, plus university women and riding classes. Two football games were planned, and a vote on bonds up to 126069 was set with two district polling sites for Tucson residents.
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University
Arisona
Poleteta
University of Artmone
Ralph Parker
Fair Board
American Racing Association
Fair Commissioners
Three University Men Qualify for Camp Perry Team
Out of seven men chosen to represent the Eighth Corps at the national rifle meet at Camp Perry, three stem from the University of Arizona. Paul Sawyer, M. H. Woody, and Larry Melacghiin lead the field at the Fort Munchuca F.O.T.C. summer camp, with M. Stallings barred as ineligible. Melacghiin and Sawyer are expected to attend. Woody’s presence unclear due to summer duties. Colonel Parker called the representation a compliment to the University unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Corp
Camp Perry
University of Arizona
Fort Munchuca
Paul Sayver
M. H. Woody
Bowie
Larry Melacehiin
Indianapolis
M. Stallings
Melacghiin
Sawyer
Weety
Ralph M Parker
Wanted Five Room House Near There Cottage
Classified note seeking a five room partly furnished or unfurnished house near a shaded area. Contact number 1242 provided for responses.
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Nearth
Cotrage
Shade
Eight Enlisted for Arizona National Guard Company C
Captain Prug Herndon secured eight recruits for Company C Arizona National Guard, aiming to raise 75 men for summer camp. The unit now has 66, with room for 15 more. Camp starts August 4 with two bombardiers and two buglers sought. pay and transport provided, and eligibility requires US citizenship and passing army fitness tests. Recruiting seeks community cooperation to form a second company in Tucson.
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Company C
Arizona National Guard
Prug Herndon
Unites States
Cig
Tucson
Herndon
Compan
Eed
Vince Kins
Bath carp training delights visitors at surface bath
In Bath England trained carp perform at a public bath feature. They surface at the keeper’s call and, when dinner time comes, respond to a bell by pulling a spring under the leader, a fifteen year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
England
United Press
Ional
Five Million Dollar Building Drive Nears Completion
George Jay states the Calumet & Arizona Copper company nears completion of a five million dollar program at Ajo including a 5000 ton concentrator to boost mine output. He notes purchasing from eastern centers, new locomotives and cars, three locomotives and 20 cars with air dampers, two steam shovels, 66 concentrate cars, and an extension at the Douglas smelter. The company reports 90 percent steel work done and continuing Arizona purchases through the Arizona Industrial Congress totaling about 55096 in varied goods.
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Carnelia
George Jay
Mr. Jay
Fiiday
Ajo
Jay
Dougllas
Day
T & Arizona
Arigona Industrial Congress
Douglas
Bisbee
Itok
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Mexico
Congal Naveo
Junta Patriage
Cea
Mexica
Stekican
Dar Celebra
Fande
Old Recreation Center
Theodore Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Richmond P. Hobson
Merimac Fame
Wavie
Tucton
Polision
Congress
District No
City Hell
Safford School
Dietriet No. 1
C. Dietriet
W. Suliinger
HM. A. Brooke
W. W. Akers
W. Hinchcliffe
Patrick L. Higgins
FE. A. Jacobs
Edw. W. Barton
J. M. Pemberton
C. M. Lincoln
J. M. Roberts
M. A. T Dona
Hue
Marshal
Turson
Eucti@ Ave
Adams
Stone
Nfatty L & Cover
Bo. Aris. Motor Co
Sheerness
Crown Prince
Lady Louise Mountbatten
Sverige
Louise Mountbatten
Sweden
Completon
Géorge Jay
Calumet & Arizona Copper Company
Roy & Titcomb
Arina
C. & A. Company
Fords
So. Ariz. Motor Co
Harold Bell Wright
Mise
Mabel Ballin
Betty Sharp
Vanity Fair
W. F
SO Kitts
Homie
Mary
Toque
Rempggion
Remington Arms of Ammunition
Dupont and Ballastite
McCann
Greenwald
China
Lovelina
BS Artee
Hallmark
Greenwald & Adams
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