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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1923
Page
1
The piece discusses defense readiness and unity, urging continued alignment with national burdens and international engagements. It emphasizes equality with allies and the obligation to maintain commitments while supporting ongoing reductions and strategic limits.
The navy transport Henderson carrying President Harding collided with the destroyer Zeilin in fog near Puget Sound 40 miles north of Seattle. The Zeilin's stern was damaged and later beached. no casualties were reported. The destroyer Nicholas assisted, and the Henderson proceeded toward Seattle after confirming safety.
Fragmented OCR reads show team abbreviations and player names such as Zabniser Mitenell ODoui Picinich Pennock Schang Perkins Poxa Ong Oeschger Cooney Schmidt Taylor Rice Wilson and Sher. The text hints at box score or roster data with hits runs and errors and mentions scores or at bats in a garbled format.
Federal inquiry into boxing bouts staged as charity in Chicago has begun with Internal Revenue Agent I I Daily reviewing gate receipts from the Dempscy Gibbs fight at Shelby. Government taxes collected total 22000, with 5200 additional attributed to Mayor Johnson’s city and property.
Paris reports a French note to London accepts some British ideas while seeking clarification on others. It upholds the Franco Belgian refusal to lift Ruhr occupation until reparations are paid and warns no talks with Germany while passive resistance continues. A Belgian reply is expected to align with Paris on key points.
Ludington in Mason County braces for revived Sunday blue laws after Prosecuting Attorney Virgil A. Fitch orders enforcement. He targets billiard parlors, soda shops, dance halls, theaters, beaches, golf, and Sunday driving, while city officials announce plans to ignore the move.
Denver officials reveal a bank collapse tied to embezzlement totaling over 2453 208 in bonds and securities. Leon Pieré aka Pieré secretary of the bank and broker Floyd are named as accomplices with Harrington, a bank vice president, stating defalcation at least 206 000 and that Floyd’s accomplice John Harrington was a teller who tried to cover up the scheme. The bank was closed after the shortages were confirmed and further charges were expected.
A former leader of the League of Oklahoma and organizer of Oklahoma agriculture was ousted as president of the Ghiaboma Agricultural College. Temporary leadership under BR. G. Tyter was named while a search for a permanent successor proceeds after state reorganizing moves by Governor J. C. Wolten.
Central News Dispatch reports Cardinal Nicolo Marini has died in Rome. Born in Rome, he was elevated to cardinal on December 4, 1916.
Senator Hiram Johnson of California denied predicting his own landslide nomination in 1924. He called Harvey’s quoted remarks a fabrication and said he did not discuss such outcomes with the ambassador. Johnson noted plans to travel to Washington and then California, and said further contact with Harvey was unsuccessful.
The report notes marks at 0.8 cents per million in New York with a historic low and marks the ongoing global exchange collapse. Berlin faces food shortages due to depleted stocks and late harvests as shipments head to the Ruhr and Rhine regions, with price controls looming and food prices massively inflated versus prewar levels.
Phoenix July 27 Farmers and Merchants Bank of Tempe closed its doors after a fire in the bank vault damaged records. Cashier Jones Jr. surrendered to the sheriff for arrest as officials assess the bank's affairs. The bank’s deposits include sizable figures and authorities coordinate the status of the institution.
ST PAUL July 37 Mageus dekmavn, newly elected on the Farmer-Laker ticket, reaffirmed to the Associated Press that even amid renewed revelations the country faces changes in present renditions. Washington July 27 Senator Le Fellette predicted a reactionary administration could deny a third party rise if both major parties back a candidate next year. New York July 27 American Smelting & Refining raised lead price from 6.25 to 6.50 cents per pound. Dusseldorf July 27 The Geath sentence for Fault George of the Anilin company was commuted to hard labor imprisonment by President Millerand following a May court-martial.
Lattle Rock Ark July 27 Herbert Sease convicted of murdering KR H Davidson was electrocuted at the state penitentiary. He claimed an act of God would prevent his execution and laughed as the restraints were applied saying he was the happiest man in the world. He told 75 observers that the same God that saved Daniel will save me.
July 21 Hoboken New Jersey a red flag flew over the Marine Transport Workers division of the I W W drawing protests from locals who viewed it as a national affront. Hoboken officials denied the emblem, saying it was the house flag of the Hoboken local and that I W W records show only one flag. Commander Jackson of the Hoboken American Legion pledged action. Pas A Vaccarelli former I L A vice president and longtime organizer announced a new United Cargo Workers group to lure Hoboken longshoremen from the I L A and away from the I W W to join a broader effort the first appearance on the docks yesterday signals a bid to unite international longshoremen and reduce reliance on the I W W.
Comanche Texas July 23 Congressmen Thomas L Blanton was acquitted yesterday of libel charges toward former Congressman Oear Callaway. The jury deliberated three hours returning a not guilty verdict.
Atlantic City NS July 2 The anthracite wage talks collapsed as miners led by John L. Lewis demand union recognition and the check-off. Operators reject the demand for a closed shop, adjournment follows with no arbitration planned and the threat of federal intervention discussed.
July 27 hearings begin in the Federal Trade Commission case against Famous Players-Lasky and related firms including Southern Enterprises and Saenger Amusement. Judge E C Alvord of Washington presides as examiner.
Citizens from Douglas and Tombstone report ads in The Citizen increasing reach and drawing patron funds. They credit the publication for expanding visibility and supporting local business outreach.
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