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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1923
Page
2
City health report by Deputy Jack Dutton lists nine dining establishments as public health hazards. Board to pursue drastic measures to close and regulate the eateries following sanitary violations.
Health officials act after inspections found kitchens and dining areas filthy with dangerous fire hazards and no hot water. A second sweep led to nine eateries to be closed immediately, with notices to be posted and prosecutions pending for noncompliance. Authorities also target slot machines and gum venders amid enforcement.
Wanted two American drivers must know city. Small apartment for couple only. Phone 411-M. Airedale puppies available two left male and female. Queenland Kennels advertises Queenland Performer Lamgnese and KC listings with contact numbers.
Matt J. Culley director of the Santa Rita range reserve reports at the U S forest service office on official business. H McClure promoted to assistant district freight and passenger agent with Santa Barbara HQ effective August 3. Dr and Mrs F D Rockefeller to return home tonight after five weeks in Chicago and New York. The destroyer Zeilin heavily damaged in collision with Herdersen is docked at Fort Casey Washington, report says.
Cochise county supervisors authorize the sheriff to purchase a 70 mile per hour high powered automobile to patrol the highway between Douglas and Bisbee. The move aims to curb fast driving by demon speeders along the paved route. The sheriff historically pursued offenders on horseback.
FR G Craig president of the Winnipeg Grain Exchange predicts a Western Canada wheat crop of 590 000 900 bushels this year if favorable conditions hold. He issued the forecast after a three week motor survey through the prairie wheat belt.
San Diego mayor proclaims Monday August 6 a city holiday to welcome President Warren G. Harding and his party. The day features government site tours including the marine base and navy hospitals, an aerial review by North Island planes, and civic groups inviting visitors from Imperial Valley and Arizona.
Two men from the United States Forest Service are performing slight maintenance on a 2.5 mile road from the Continental boundary to Madero Canyon in the Santa Ritas. The work aims to assess drainage during the rainy season and is expected to finish within ten days.
In Grand Rapids, Luis Angel Firpo of Argentina stopped Joe Burke of Detroit by knockout in the second round of a scheduled 16 round bout. Firpo decked Burke with a right early in the second and Burke crumpled, unable to continue.
The fragment references a family with boxing echoes and a fierce lineage. It hints at a male line of fighters and suggests a noted rivalry or generational pattern. Text is garbled but centers on legacy and athletic combat within a family.
Firpe towered over his foe by nearly a foot and carried a 26 pound edge. Announced at 227 pounds, Firpe seized control of the heavyweight bout with clear size advantage.
Mrs. T. W. Long swerved to avoid two children, hit a lamp post and damaged her car, suffering a mangled hand but escaping serious injuries. She and Mr. Long were on Congress Street when the youngsters darted into the road. In a separate crash nearby, Robert Brean, driver for Golden Red grocery, was badly hurt when J. C. Mose’s truck collided with the grocery vehicle near a high embankment.
The weekly report shows clearing house banks and trust companies in New York with an excess reserve of 21,685,319 dollars. The gain from the prior period is 96,426,064 dollars.
The Australian and Hawaiian Davis Cup team doubles match was rained out and moved to tomorrow. The two singles matches planned for today will be played Monday.
Abington July 1 more federal funds requested for home economics education as organizations led by 9,066 women press Congress for increased appropriations. Fidler, vice chairman of the Federal Board of Vocational Education, cites rapid growth in enrollment and teaching staff and says states have matched or surpassed federal support, urging continuation under the Federal Act.
The Superior Court action of Myrtle A Jacobs Administratrix against Gertrudis de Aros and Esteban Aros leads to a mortgage foreclosure. A writ of execution directs sale of the property described as the East half of lots 9 and 12 in block 64 Tucson, at the county courthouse on August 28 1973, to satisfy the judgment with interest and costs. Sheriff Walter E Bailey signs the notice, attorney James Muneeath appears, publication dates July 25 and August 17 1973.
Fidler estimates current home economics schools train only one woman out of 296000. An increase to the federal appropriation would allow states to expand their schools to reach a broader field of girls and women now barred from school advantages.
A very enjoyable party was hosted by the young people of the Methodist church at South Birth Avenue. After gathering at the church at 7 p.m. they went to Wetmore’s for swimming and returned after 9 p.m. to enjoy iced watermelons.
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