Villa and Tucson Links to Pancho Villa’s Rise to Power
A historical account details Pancho Villa starting in Tucson financing his early army. Attorney Anaya aided Villa’s escape from prison and passage to El Paso. In Tucson Villa negotiated with Maytorena, establishing funds and logistics that funded later victories against Huerta. The narrative covers Villa’s movements from Santa Rita to the Willard Hotel and the fund transfer of 1,098 pesos, enabling the Juarez campaign and the 1910 revolution’s outbreak.
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Ainit
Villa
Huertistes
Juarez
FF. V. Araya
Treser
Ville
Menics
Metero
Huerta
Madero
Hueerta
Fl Pare
Hethes
Anaya
N Tuccon
Fl Pass
Vita
Awere
Huerta En
Ansya
Tucson
Carlee Jaurest
Coleonel Silva
Pmy
Maytorena
Bonora
Maderiita
United States
Santa Tita
Willard Hotel
Bonera
Villas
Tuckon
Willard
Anaye
Ville Ani
MacArtan
Maytorens
Carnegie Vhrary Park
Sixth Avenue
Mexico
Juares
Terra Bianca
Camp Support Plans Move Forward Amid Approval Talks
A meeting discusses approval for training camp support. Key figures including Mr. Dietrich and Captain Were outline the camp’s purpose, affiliation with regional groups, and the role of staff and volunteers in organizing facilities and outreach.
Ship Romance Ends In Deportation Of Jilted Lover
Gladys Weebly 18, once engaged to Thomas Artindale an immigration interpreter in Tucson, was deported from Ellis Island back to England after abandoning plans to marry him. Artindale, of Portuguese descent, had rented a home in New York and traveled to meet her before learning she had found another. She later worked as an artist model and in movies before immigration officials removed her from the United States.
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Lee Gream
Thomas Artindale
United States
Tucson
Gladys Weebhy
Artindale
Pryland
Thia
Wiliams Realty Company
Wnetle
New York
Erestfalieon
Toeson
Rewly
AMC
Glades
Ellie Island
Thrilling lion hunt pictures shown here
Chicagoan Stanley K R Graham presents film of his Mexico trip showing eight lions and a jaguar killed. He claims courage and skill, details hunt in Sonora mountains, and notes hounds, a cave jaguar, and a life in the adventurers club.
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Thrilling Lion-Hunt
Chicagoan
CITY
Mexico
Stanley KR. Graham
Chicago
Graham
Arizona
Frank
Himselif
Mr. Graham
Teeson
Billy Cheater
Bie
Bil
Customs Service
Jim
McDonald
Prince
Senora Mountains
Adventurers Club
Theodore Roosevelt
Admiral Peary
Training of Good Citizens Starts at the Cradle
Federal nurse Miss Keesler reports progress in county baby care with a focus on early development and health. She highlights efforts including all day sessions at Fort Lowell, visits to Mexican and Indian mothers, and plans for a debut station while urging mothers to contact her for home visits and addresses. A meeting of all city midwives is set for Monday at 3 p.m. at the Pima County Health Center.
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Keesler
Tecson
Fort Lowell
Mexi
Business and Professional Women's Club
Deby
Pima County Health Center
Vasey at Tucson Builds 100000 Yearly Trade
R A Vasey of Vasey Rubber recounts building a $100,000 annual Tucson business in four years in a Tires trade article. He credits advertising hard work good merchandise and service plus as the recipe for success. The piece notes his move from Beatrice Nebraska to Tucson and mentions associates C Ahrens S N F Hauswald and G A.
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R. A. Vasey
Vasey Rubber Company
Tucson
SN. F. Hauswald
G. 4
Permanent Dip For Orphanage Road Finished
The county engineer Nelson Deverport reports a rock and curtate wall at the washed out dip on the St. Josephs orphanage highway. The old Gannon road flood outlet completed will give Riliite farmers north of the river access during high water. Davenport said crews will grade Speedway road and maintain all Tucson approaches including Country Club and Mission in standard condition.
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St. Joseph's Orphanage
Nelson Deverport
Enfineer
Davenport
Gannon Road
Rulito Bridge
Traetor
Lmits
Tucson
Country Club
Silver Bell
Mission
John J. Reilly Named to State Embalmers Board
Governor Hunt announced the appointment of John J. Reilly of Tucson to the State Board of Embalmers. Reilly, a pioneer undertaker and longtime board member, will join Mrs. H. Merriman of Phoenix and Petey L. Hutton of Winkileman on the panel.
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Phoenix
John J%. Reilly
Tucson
Board of Embalmers
George W.W. P. Hunt
H. Merriman
Petey L. Hutton
Winkileman
Reilly
Tuccoo
State Board of Embalmers
Vasey Promotes Core Profit Policy For Cafes
Vasey valued at least as much as combined assets with a plan to set a basic profit policy. He emphasizes the business know how and pep as key drivers. He calls cafes and service the bread and butter of the business and notes a bit of honey besides.
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Vasey
Chamber Asked to Give Views on 3-Cent Tax
The Nogales Kiwanis and border clubs protest a three cent gasoline tax. The Arizona Good Roads Association sent a questionnaire to chambers on funding use for road maintenance and construction. A state plan proposed raising funds via a two cent increase, with opinions sought on whether to tax travelers and how funds should be spent.
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Arizona
V Munt
John W. Murphy
Genera
Sogales Kiwaniens
Border City
Kiwaents Club
Nogsies
Sonora
Nogales
Ariz
Tureen Chamber of Commerce
Teday
Arizonsa
Chambers Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
R Chamber
Re Coutty
Jone
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Meytarine Piers
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Dietrich
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