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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1923
Page
7
A garbled OCR note describes a harbor race postponement and penalties. It mentions Rainbow, Mackinas, and a late finish, with unclear references to participants and timing.
A disjointed reminiscence recounts a veteran’s wartime memories near Genoa and a traveler’s wary observations. The narrator hints at veterans, travel, and postwar life while reflecting on identity and a distant home. The fragmentary text preserves sense of place and wartime echoes.
Fragmentary notice describes an opening week at a pleasure resort with a swimming pool and dancing area. Mentions J C McLaughlin, El Paso Music, lighting by new staff, a renovation and disinfection, beer redecoration, and July events. References to Delice raid and victims named White Rocks amid vague local details.
Miss Anderson head of the labor bureau reviews selective immigration plans in Bergen and Norway to curb deportations and improve migrant welfare. She will report to Secretary Davis after visiting Europe. Gossip mentions Helen Insists and Evelyn Marshall Field’s large life insurance. Secretary Davis cites child welfare efforts and rising labor protections amid ongoing reform.
Lawrence Martin reports on a new western industry turning ranches into guest hostels for dudes. Travelers ride by Pullman, view scenery, and hire a dude wrangler to guide and entertain, with ranches offering clean beds and hearty meals as the season's rising form of leisure.
United Press reports that large firms now build sports facilities to improve worker efficiency and retention. Westinghouse Electric leads with an Athletic Association for 30,000 employees, funding admissions and running separate girl’s activities.
John Henry Goss of Washington, a World War I veteran and American Legion member, helped develop a fireproof gas tank device for aircraft. The system uses a tank containing a fire resisting chemical to suppress leaks and flames during engine fires. Goss, who served with the Royal Flying Corps, survived a crash after a flame erupted beneath the gasoline tank during a landing attempt at Sedan.
A large history pageant in Montevideo featured Minnesota Indians and early French pioneers, with one hundred participants and relics from local collections. The American Legion post faces ongoing resistance to distributing claimant lists amid efforts by salesmen and commercial interests to obtain member data. General Gouraud delivered greetings from Marshal Foch to the Forty second division reunion in Indianapolis.
Week ending date shows total debits across Tucson banks and Clearing House items amounting to $485,729 through the local clearinghouse. The report summarizes weekly banking activity in El Paso area.
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