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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1923
Page
1
The report notes Paris and Brussels closing in on a shared stance toward a proposed accord. Officials indicate ministers favor a unified position while British officials weigh confidence levels and timing for a final agreement.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a July excursion involving President Harding and a trip to Alaska. Mentions Sitka Campbell Campbell and a possible ashore meeting with officials. Details unclear and parts unreadable.
In Manila on July 24 the legislature passed a unanimous resolution demanding the recall of Governor-General Wood. The move follows the cabinet and council of state resignations led by Manuel Quezon. Wood had reinstated Ray Conley, triggering Filipino officials to resign and sparking ongoing political strife.
A steam tug and the vessel With All Hands Aboard MONTEVIDEO sank off the Brazilian coast with four hands aboard. A wireless message picked up by the steamer Alcyon, arriving here, says the tug and its cargo were connected with a hancer that broke during a storm, while the other craft reached Bahia Bianca.
The American mining congress asks for a court review of the government silver purchases under the Pittman act. In a July 24 letter secretary J F Calibreath says the treasury’s revocation of silver allocated to the mine director does not negate the act’s purchase provisions. He argues the $5,009,000 retained is owed to silver producers, not the treasury, and favors court determination of the facts.
Police in Albuquerque seek a carload party believed to have kidnapped a 12 year old boy from a residential corner at 6 26. The boy was taken from a bicycle and the car fled. Two men a woman and a girl rode in the auto leaving the bicycle at the curb. Los Lunas sheriff and Laguna authorities were alerted to watch for the vehicle.
In Boston the Athletics won 13 to 6 after a rough start as Philadelphia trailed early. Mitchell Geégwick and Ruel on the mound for Boston, while Picigich and teammates faced the Phillies bats. In Philadelphia New York led 6 5 into the final innings before Philadelphia shut out late with strong bullpen work.
Reports from Hupeh province describe American gunboat Monocacy and the British vessel escort firing on Chinese forces as steamers from Chong-king and a British ship attacked near Chenk-King. The Monocacy reportedly returned fire causing damage. a similar incident was noted in a July 22 dispatch involving an American gunboat Pampengewag Bites patrolling the western approaches.
Peking reports Chinese forces have captured British mining engineer Darcey Wetherbe near Chis Be in Yunnan province. Wetherbe formerly resided in Pexing and was seized during operations, according to the customs commissioner’s received dispatch.
Lausanne July 24 The Lausanne peace treaties end the state of war with Turkey and distribute the Ottoman debt among European powers. The general treaty includes 143 articles covering politics finance and commerce. Ismet Pasha earns a pivotal role amid Turkish gains, while Jugoslavia withholds signature over national interests.
Omaha readers learn a plan to hunt a legendary amphibious monster in Alkali lake near Hay Springs. Alliance and Nebraska figures organize a mail order expedition using harpoons lines guns and boats to probe marshy areas and capture the creature.
Atlanta July 24 William Jennings Bryan is said to be organizing southern legislatures to oppose Darwinism and atheism in public schools. He has reportedly visited several state assemblies urging legislators to take a stand against the teaching of Darwinian theory in public institutions.
Mexican Senate and insurgent blocs reach pact to fill eleven justices five by the senate and six by the chamber. Three nominees from the majority, one from the insurgents, and one by lot among eight acceptable to the 36. Six of the six chamber picks already named. formal election to be held later this week.
Cloudburst in the Big Horn river area near Thermopolis delays traffic and cuts wire service. By morning the flood, the highest on record, is receding but hotels report several feet of water on floors.
Newport, July 24. Cery Morgen of New York was injured when the seaplane Fleetwing overturned during a tug landing here last Friday. He was taken to a hospital.
Leipsic bulletin reports Princess Mar found guilty of complicity to high treason and perjury for involvement in the escape of Captain Har bards during the Kapp Putern of 1998. She received a six death sentence. The text shows garbled date and misread details.
The steamship Menor ran aground off the west coast of Sea Smirader and the cruiser Cleveland was sent to assist. The navy transport Kittery reported the accident to the navy department today with few details available.
German marks continued their decline in New York on July 24, hitting a fresh low of 2 60024, equating to about 1 million marks for $2.65.
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