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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1923

Page

3

Mexican officials honor Dr Abrams with praise for new cancer treatment

Dr Albert Abrams, described as discoverer of an electronic treatment for malignant diseases, is invited to lecture in Mexico after a three week visit. Officials, including President Calles, note promising results and emphasize the device, the radio phone, and the therapy are widely supported by American doctors.

Everniment Albert Abneyvician Pough Tucson Pthebar City Abrams Iterviey Meaco City Jes Francisco Giles Jovitacon Oloves Calles Mexico San San Pb Russia Abrams Nicolai Lenine Abrams Te- Gay

Johnson Arrives in New York Amid Hat Toss Rally

Reports say Senator Magnus Johnson of Minnesota arrived after a long voyage and a delayed transfer. He deflected questions about his senate plans and spoke of a “glorious trip” abroad. An informal lunch and a Wednesday dinner in his honor are planned with speakers including Senator Moses of New Hampshire. A separate Illinois bid to support Johnson for president launches a Progressive Alliance of America drive at Morrison Hotel.

Spain France Italy Switzerland Holland Belgium England Russia Johnson Senator Johnson Payne Republican Club Moses New Hampshire Europe Manhattan Macomb City Hall the Battery Broadway The Waldorf Fer Chicago Hiram Johnon Morrison Hotel Progressive Alliance of America

Wage increase proposed for over 125000 railroad clerks

Chicago July 22 The Brotherhood leader asked the U S Railroad Labor Board for wage raises totaling 24 090 009 annually covering 125 000 clerical and station service workers on more than half the nations railroads The proposed increases range from 9 to 17 cents an hour for 9 railroads The board previously granted a war time wage award in 1920 adding 126 million to rail workers salaries The clerks plans to rest their case tomorrow and allow road representatives to present their side.

Chicago E. H. Fitereralé The Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks United States Railroad Labor Board Eastern Western Southern Roads

Honest Boys Return Bicycle to City Hall Station

Patrolman Pat Higgins notes two Mexican youths named Mike Simon and Jose Balderrama found a fine bicycle by the Santa Cruz banks and brought it to the city hall station. The youths say it was abandoned and they sought to claim it, brightening a tense morning for officers.

Pat Higgins Pat Sone Santa Cruz Youns Mike Simon Jose Balderrama

Speed yachts lead in Mackinac race as Dorelilo holds edge

The 17-boat fleet in the Chicago to Mackinac Island race pushed through light winds after a day of slow progress. Milwaukee sloop Dorelilo remains in front as the fleet speeds toward Mackinac Island on the 331 mile course.

Frankfort Mich Chicago Mackinac Island Dorelilo

Weekly Mining Review Copper Situation and Activities

Copper markets hold at 143 4 cents with small consumer sales amid delayed European resolution. Mining progress spans Warren Ivanho shaft expansion to 2 1/2 compartments and 500 feet drifting. Pinto Valley builds road and retimbering advances at off Cactus shaft. Arizona Commercial Mining issues 60 cent dividend. Magma Copper smelter progress. Breslin crew uncovers five foot silver lead vein. Blue Bell shaft completed with 40 percent ore assays. Phelps Dodge activity limited to cement copper output.

Old Dominion Tucson Swistixa Mining Company Olive Camp Old Dominion Tretine Superior Magma Copper Company W. C. Browning Hayden Crown King Brestinn Mining Company Richard Kingdon Perattela Old Peck Humboldt Ing Tyrone New Mexico Phelps Dodge Corporation Douglas

Bond Issue Discussion At Rotary Meeting

Rotarians learned about the bond issue voted today by Leon Moore and the committee appointed to investigate the proposition. The inquiry aimed to inform members rather than secure approval. Andy Martin led a cabinet and officer quiz, while Jack Lyman reported on the national convention held in St Louis June 26 32.

Rotarians Leon Moore Andy Martin Jack Lyman St. Louis

Tenth inning hit gives Miami game

Miami won in the tenth inning after a scheduled nine inning match. Mesa Jewels led 4 2 and a late push changed the result with a pinch hit and a sacrifice. Umpire Freeman issued a no game ruling in a morning game after a heated argument and a park caretaker struck the umpire.

MIAMI Milami

Bank Directors Aim to Reopen Tucson National Bank

Members of the Tucson National Bank board and many stockholders planned a 4 o’clock meeting to map out plans for reorganizing and refinancing the bank which has been closed for over a month. The session sought to move from tentative discussions to concrete proposals.

The Tucson National Bank

Gasoline Prices Fall to New Low in Boston

Boston reports a gasoline price drop from leading refiners with a one cent cut per gallon. Wholesale price drops to 20.5 cents and customer cost to 23 cents, linked to increased California crude oil production and rising eastern refinery stocks.

Boston California

Vote Today on Bond Proposal Faces Light South Side Interest

Early returns show 194 votes on the south side and about 350 at the city hall on the bond issue in three parts. The largest 375000 for a concrete culvert, 26000 for an incinerator, and 55000 to acquire land for the sewer farm. Officials expect results by tonight with little organized opposition noted.

Safford School City Hall Pole Bond Jeaues

Olive M. Jones Elected Leader of National Education Association

Miss Olive M. Jones, principal of a New York City public school, has been elected to lead the National Education Association. The organization represents over three teachers nationwide.

Olive M. Jones New York City Theational Nation Association

Plane crash kills photographer in Santa Fe Springs

William L. Croes an aerial photographer and an unnamed woman died when a plane nose-dived 409 feet at Santa Fe Springs. In other items, repair talks in Brussels draw quick study by leaders, a mass stabbing in Mexicali leaves two dead and seven injured, and Premier Poincare memorializes WWI dead at Villers-Cotterets without noting the British reparations note.

Santa Fe Poincare

Contractor Passes Near Webster City After Stroke

EK Atkinson, a contractor and builder who had constructed numerous private and government buildings in Des Moines Waterman Omaha and other cities, arrived at a hospital here last night following a stroke of paralysis.

Webster City EK Atkinson Atkinson Des Moines Waterine Omaha Otherltier

Battle in North West Frontier as Nawabs clash

Fighting erupts between Amb and Miangul tribesmen in the North West Frontier Province after a dispute. The Nawab of Amr seized part of Miangul territory in a surprise attack, resulting in about 50 deaths and harsh retaliation by Miangul.

Peshawar Amb Miangul Crontier Amr ruthie@ely

Veronica Water Promises Rejuvenation for Wives

A Philadelphia advertisement touts Veronica Water as a cure for female weakness constipation and dyspepsia claiming a wife becomes an entirely new woman after three months of use. It asserts scientific recognition and urges purchase of a 1 1-3 quart bottle for seventy five cents.

Philadelphia J. FP Petermar Padelphia Veronica Ecientiete Europe

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