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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1923

Page

2

Hunt backs move to move Munk Library to Arizona

Governor Hunt launches campaign urging Southwest Museum to transfer the J A Munk collection from Los Angeles to the University of Arizona. He argues Arizona offers better use for Arizoniana and cites support from C of C and state officials who back keeping the library in Arizona for study and display.

Governor Hunt MUNK Arizo Chamber of Commerce and Mane Southwest Museum Los Arceies Southweet MH. Marvin University of Arizona Cof Case G. W. T. Hunt Chamber of Commerce Munt Milback Johnson Johnson Alaska Los Angeles Mr. Johnson Arizona California University

Common Laborers of Ariz Eastern to Get Back Pay

The United States railroad labor board ruled that common laborers track laborers and track walkers on the Arizona Eastern railroad deserve back pay for wage losses when paid less than the rates set by decisions 8147 and 1038. The carrier allegedly reduced wages by 4 to 4.5 cents per hour after not securing a formal conference with the brotherhood, claiming verbal consent.

Ariz Arizona Eastern Railroad United

Grain Exports Rise Across American Ports in Latest Week

U S grain shipments climbed to 3.715 million bushels from 2.414 million the prior week. Barley 666000, corn 337060, oats 31009, rye 287900, wheat 2375000, flour 298900 barrels reported by the commerce department with year‑to‑year and week‑to‑week comparisons.

Washington Commerce Department

Game Wardens Patrol Unlicensed Hunters in County

Deputy game wardens on the lookout for hunters without licenses, enforcing state game laws and a closed season on blue rock pigeons through 1928. Each unlicensed pigeon kill carries an 810 fine, with many whitewing shooters warned of arrest for repeat offenses as the only current game season is white wings with a bag limit of 25.

Deouty

West Coast of Mexico Booklet Draws Broad Requests

The Tucson Chamber of Commerce reports heavy demand for its West Coast of Mexico booklet. L M Allen vice president of the Chicago Rock Island Pacific railroad requested 109 copies to distribute to major railway offices. A H Condron chamber secretary notes over two dozen requests from middle western states in ten days.

Mexico Tucson Chamber of Commerce Chamber L. M. Allen Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad A. H. Condron Chamber of Commerce

Camping Tourist Is Lightning's Victim

In Casper Wyoming during a morning thunderstorm a lightning strike fatally hit William Brownley and severely burned Mrs Brownley while they slept in a camp near their tent. The couple, said to be from Walden North Park Cole, had paused en route to the national park and were alongside their automobile which was not touched.

Carper Wyo William Brownley Walden North Park Cole Brownley Casper

Yacht Idalia Rescued After Accident in Santa Barbara Race

The Idalia, a Santa Barbara Honolulu race entry, was towed to a Venice pier after an explosion on its auxiliary engine near Santa Cruz Islands. Captain C B Eyer Jr of Los Angeles was seriously burned, the fire quickly controlled, other crew escaped unharmed, and Eyer was taken home.

Santa Monica Calif Santa Cruz Islands Idalia Santa Barbara Honolulu California Venice C. B. Eyer Los Angeles Eyer

Nation's History Shown By Pageant

Seattle hosts a six night pageant Americanus at the University of Washington stadium directed by Edmund B Meany and Montgomery Lynch. Admiral Hilary P Jones opens the event with ten thousand participants including Civil War veterans and scenes of Washington at Valley Forge, Lincoln, San Juan Hill, and World War I heroes.

Seattle Hilary P. Jones United States University of Washington Americanus Edmund 8. Meany Montgomery Lynch The Wayfarer George Washington Valey Forge Abraham Lincoln San Juan Hill

Gas price cut announced by Gulf and Standard Oil plans

Gulf Refining and Standard Oil of New Jersey announced gasoline price cuts of one cent per gallon. The Standard Oil reduction applies in New Jersey and Maryland, while Gulf’s cut applies nationwide.

New York Gulf Refining Company Standard OU Company New Jersey Maryland

Heiress Marries Frequent Companion in Ottawa

Miss Monies Movasou, who recently inherited a share of a 1,409,000 dollar estate from her aunt, married her long-time associate, alcohol worker Fudre Guberd, after years of shared drinks and loyalty remaining with him.

Ottawa Monies Movasou

Statement shows monies expended on Pima schools

Annual statement of receipts and expenditures for the 1922-23 fiscal year in Pima county shows a total county school fund balance of 843,540.87. Major outlay includes 754,990 for the new high school building. Total receipts reached 1,691,909.40 with expenditures of 758,262.83 including 390,266.01 for maintenance and 45,149.20 for building.

Pima County Case Phoenix Charles F. Dodge Codge Rima County

New Yorker Finds Tucson Home of Dreams in Sun

Lawrence Reynolds a machinist helper with Southern Pacific in Tucson shares his move from New York to 1247 South Fifth Avenue. He praises Tucson’s perpetual sunshine roses and bamboo, and invites fellow workers to visit his comfortable desert home with parrots dogs and a flock of chickens.

New Yorker Tucson Chamber of Commerce of Lawrence Reynolds Southern Pacific Company Repords West New York Southern Pacific Bulletin Reynolds Middle West Arizona New Mexico South Fifth Avenue

Wobblies Declared Negligible Amid Tucson Reports

Federal and Southern Pacific officials deny a flood of I W W membership in Arizona. Special agent R Hughes says I W W traffic is scarce, while hobo travel is common. Authorities acknowledge some I W W activity but report no large gatherings or focal incidents in the state.

Tucson Southern Pacific R. Hughes Hughes

Cloudburst and Gila River Cause Buckeye Valley Damage

A cloud burst and high winds between Liberty and Coldwater damaged three miles of concrete road in Buckeye valley yesterday afternoon. Telegraph poles and two small houses were blown down and hail fell in the district. The Gila River is reported rising again after the rainy start Saturday night. Rainfall measured at Granite Reefway is .06 of an inch.

Phoenix Liberty Coldwater Buckeye Valley Buckeye Gila Granite Reef Way Weather Bureau

Injuries Prove Fatal for Douglass Bank Cashier

Lyman N. Steelblock cashier of a Douglass Nebraska bank died here from injuries after a car driven by his brother Lewis Rolfe went into a ditch Saturday. He suffered a fractured skull and is survived by a widow and a small child.

Belmond Low Lyman N. Steelblock Douglass Nebr Lewis Rolfe

No Re Hearing Denied in Van Dyke Contempt Case

The Arizona Supreme Court denied a re hearing in the contempt case involving Cleve Vendyke and others at the Gila County Superior Court. The prior December ruling refused a writ to halt the contempt citation and action.

van Dyke Phoenix Afigona Supreme Court Cleve Vendyke Gila County

Raid at Mendes Ranch Net Three Stills and Whiskey

Sheriff Walter Bailey leads raid on Jose Maria Mendes residence on West Thirtieth Street seizing about eight gallons of corn whiskey and arresting Mendes. An unsanctioned visit to Mendes’s ranch uncovered three stills and related materials as officers continued the probe into supply sources.

Pima Offi Cete Walter Bailey Jose Maria Mendes Thirtieth Street Mendes Bailey

Dufton 10 Report on Cafes Tuesday

Absence from the city of one member of the city board of health caused the postponement of today’s meeting. City Health Inspector Jack Dutton will submit a general report covering city restaurants and their response to health and cleanliness rules and recommendations on infringements.

Dufton Ber City Board of Health Jack Dutton

Supreme Court Offers Silent Ruling in Rehearing Case

The Supreme Court issued no comment on the rehearing application tied to the Renmying case on Saturday. No further details were provided about the status or next steps in the dispute.

City Health Board Set to Address Various Matters

The Mill City health board will convene to review several matters as yet unresolved while enforcing standards amid a slate of infractions. No final decisions have been announced for the upcoming meeting.

Turk American Parley Advances Hopes for Treaty Accord

Reported talks between Turkish and American delegates continue this week amid calls for harmony on divergent positions. Officials seek to finalize terms and approve patches to bridge gaps before formal signing.

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