Young Papago Brave Dies After Valorous War Record
Solonia Nunes a Papago Indian born on the San Navier Mission preserves a proud war record. Sunes Nunes died at 20 after serving in France from 1917 to 1919 including the St Mihiel drive and the Argonne offensive. He enlisted in Tucson in 1917 and was discharged at Fort Bliss. funeral arrangements were handled by Parker Grimshaw Undertaking Company.
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United States
Solonia Nunes
Papago Indian
San Navier Mission
France
Sunes
St. Mihlel
Argon
Kiwanis Officials To Attend Tucson District Conference
International Kiwanis officers Edmund F. Arras and Fred C. Parker visit Tucson for a district conference. The meeting, led by HM Heighton, discussed plans for a forthcoming national convention and possible entertainment and arrangements to make the Tucson event one of the largest of its kind.
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Tucson
Arizona
Kiwanis Clubs
Edmund F. Arras
Fred CW. Parker
Ags
Kiwatia
Kiwanis Mer Ser
Colwmbus
Ohio
Fred C. W. Parcer
Chitego
Secre
Mansfeld
Meredith says Brookhart peddling against farmers
Lita Meredith, former secretary of agriculture, says Senator Smith W Brookhart shows political deceit by criticizing farmer conditions while misrepresenting facts. She cites farm price data from 1922 to 1932 and accuses Brookhart of chasing political gain rather than truth.
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Pes Moines
Laws
Smith W. Brookhart
Meredith
Bemidt
Brookhart
United States Department of Agriculture
Tise
Tucson Banker Returns From National Banking Meet
R. R. Turbeville of the Arizona National Bank attended the American Institute of Banking national convention in Cleveland as the Tucson chapter delegate. He reports a record turnout, with nearly 2600 delegates and strong national participation, and plans to present insights at the next Tucson chapter meeting. Turbeville also toured Chicago Cincinnati New Orleans Houston and El Paso on the trip noting steady business conditions nationwide.
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American Institute of Banking
Cleveland
R. R. Turbeville
Arizona National Bank
Turbeville
Tucson
Portland
Oregon
Cedar Point
Lake Erie
Chicago
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Houston
el Paso
Rates Cut Across Markets For Livestock Shipments
Producers and shippers gain reductions on commission rates and car charges across Kansas City Omaha St Paul Chicago and other markets. New per head and per car limits apply to cattle calves hogs sheep and mixed stock with adjustments for single and double deck cars. Cooperative shipments under single ownership receive lower overall costs while multi owner loads adjust to ownership rules.
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Kansas City
Oraha
St. Paul
Chicago
City’s finances improve with extensive improvements underway
Major Edward Crabtree Jacksonville HL and the city commissioners serve without salary. Once broke with zero credit, the city is now financially strong and undertaking extensive improvements.
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Edward Crabtree
Jacksonville
Wife Granted Divorce After Six Weeks of Marriage
Mrs. Gertrude Kelly was granted a divorce from James FE Kelly by Judge George R. Darnell in the superior court. After a whirlwind courtship and a marriage on April 4, 1922, Kelly deserted his bride six weeks later and has not been heard from since.
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Gertrude Kelly
James FE. Kelly
George R. Darnell
Superior Court
Kelly
New Pro Rating Charges For Car Ownership And Shipments
The article describes revised pro rating schedules for car ownership and shipping services. It sets charges per owner and per draft with caps and minimums, detailing different rates for single and plural ownership and pro rated periods. It notes maximums and adjustments tied to specific markets like St Pac and Chicago and emphasizes ships using basic charges when extra service is unnecessary.
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St Pac
Chicago
Arbitration decision on livestock commissions accepted by exchanges
Chicago a July 11. The exchanges will accept the arbitration ruling on livestock commission rates. Everett Brown, president of the Chicago and National Livestock exchanges, said the decision by Mesare Gore and Dagger shows arbitration works. He warned that rejecting arbitration would have risked lengthy litigation.
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Chicago
Flowering Commission
Mesare, Gore and Dagger
Everett Brown
Chicago and National Livestock Exchanges
Srengthy
Brown
Livestock Commission
Extinction Threat Seen From Wholesale Slaughter of White Wings
Willard estate game warden arrived in Tuersoma to inspect state conditions and meet deputy wardens. He travels to Douglas to confer with Governor Hutt and to the Chiricahua forest division to study game status. He warns Phoenix sportsmen have pushed quail and white wings toward extinction, urging Tucson residents to help conserve the birds as local conditions show plentiful quail around the Old Pueblo.
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Wilard
Tyc
Son
Douglas
G. W. P. Hutt
Chiricahua Division
Torenadoational Forest
Tucson
Phoenix
Puebo
Bishop Parks Arrives in Tucson for Episcopal Visit
The fifth Episcopal district head Bishop K. B. Parke Db. DD. arrives in Tucson Monday night and will preach at Prince Chapel this evening. Services start at o'clock led by Rev Cotton P L Watson and W L Nobetes. A banquet at the parsonage on Wednesday honors the bishop and his wife with a five minute address program.
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K. B. Parke
Fifth Episcopal District
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Tucson
Prince Chapel
E. Church
Seventeeth
Convent Streets
Cotton
P. L. Watson
W. L Nobetes
South Stone Avenue
Seventeeth Street
I. M. Endicottie
Tim
Phoenix Thuretay
Good Shower in Tucson Eases Heat Afternoon
Tucson enjoyed a brief heavy shower this afternoon that cooled a day predicted to be very hot. The rain was widespread across the city and several minutes long, offering relief to residents in multiple areas.
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Tucson
Railway Employes Arrested in Theft Crackdown Move
Special Agent R Hughes of the Southern Pacific reports two arrests in a campaign to end thefts from shipments. Rey N Batine a brakeman and Joseph G Wood a freight conductor were taken in Yuma with Wood to be arraigned before a U S commissioner. Ex t ine is held as a material witness. Police found stolen property and cigarettes in Wood and Extine rooms.
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R. Hughes
Southern Pacific Railroad
Rey N. Batine
Joseph G. Wood
Yuma
Wood
United States
Hughes
Tim Warren
Extine
Jimmy Jones Declared World Welter Champion by NY Commission
New York officials announce Jimmy Jones of Youngstown Ohio was declared the worlds welterweight champion after his July 24 victory over Dave Shade of San Francisco. The decision was issued by the New York State Athletic Commission in New York today.
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New York
Jimmmy Jones
Youngsetons
Ohio
Dave Shade
San Francisco
New York State Athletic Commission
Canadian crops damaged by light fly and grasshoppers report
Canadian crops have suffered damage from a fly and grasshoppers, dimming earlier favorable outlook. Department of Agriculture report released today notes toll on overall harvest prospects.
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Megina
Basi
Department of Agriculture
Shade Recognized Champion After Walker Suspension
Shade was recognized as champion by the commission following the suspension of Mickey Walker of Elisabeth J who had won the title from Jack Britton.
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Shade
Mickey Walker
Elisabeth
Jack Britton
Obituary of George Part Reiner 14 in Detroit ties
Mortuary note reports George Part Reiner age 14 died July 2 at 32 East Fourth Street. He is survived by mother Florence A. Paine wife Francie Pleirer and a sister. Remains to be sent to Detroit Michigan. Indian Trading Company 716 North Stone Avenue Parker-Crimehaw Undertekijek handled the re.
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George Part Reiner
East Fourth Street
Local Woman Carrie Westervelt Dies in New York
Mrs Carrie Westervelt died at a local hospital from a cerebrovascular hemorrhage after being found unconscious at home. Her husband J Westervelt a P and W agent at Tombstone was notified and arrived after her death. She will be shipped to Suffvan Rochiang county New York by Parker Grimehaw Undertaking Company.
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Carrie Westervelt
Greg
Odah
J. Westervelt
P. and & W
Tombstone
Suffvan
Rochiang County
New York
Tomorron
Parker-Grimehaw Undertaking Company
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Arras
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Central YM. C .A. of
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Sen
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Middle West
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Omaha
Major Edward Crabtree
Willard
Tuersoma
Noon
Bishop Parks
National Bank Safety
the Bank of Courtesy and Security
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Jimmy Jones
N. Y
Canada
George Farl Reiner
Florence A. Paine
Francie Pleirer
A Smether
Detroit
Michigans
Retner
Mrs
Carrie Westevelt
F. Congres
Moon
Wen Torney FP. H. Bernattang Park Empacy
Los Angeles
Fresno
Long Beach
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