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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1923
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment cites entertainment themes and dramatic power notes. It mentions names like Mecrdinery and Hawley Periecket alongside unclear references to theatre, screen, and cinema, suggesting a truncated scene or production draft.
A historical survey traces bucketshop frauds from fifteen years earlier to a new wave targeting small investors. It notes bogus brokers posing as exchange members, widespread deceptions, and federal crackdowns led by the Department of Justice against the Bucketeers, with lasting damage to confidence in the New York Stock Exchange.
The fragmentary text mentions Mra Hertense Lerner and a reference to Be rics Bais. It is unclear but implies a legal or archival context with personal names present.
A Nogales edge city dispatch notes arrivals from California and Sonora including A W Taft of Taft Investment Co and several Tucson and Phoenix visitors. Liberty trucks for Sara da Mining Co travel toward Be moe while Taqu Will widening project near Morley Avenue advances. Local officials and merchants such as John George and F M Manson are listed among daily movements.
Arizona Corporation Commission members Amos Betts D F Johnson and Loren Vaughn met with Nogales city officials to review power service charges by Arizona Light and Power Co. The briefing spanned discrimination concerns and a full inquiry was promised, with action set for April first when absorption of two firms began operation in Nogales. Additional notes mention hotel and medical figures connected with regional agencies and visits by Washington insiders.
Fragmentary text describes authorities guarding a group or site as they work to prevent disturbances. The passage mentions a hue and cry, aging, and reconstruction efforts. Names, places, or precise events are unreadable, leaving only general context of security measures during a rebuilding process.
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