Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Tucson Citizen in Tucson, Arizona

We have 3,310,217 pages in Arizona

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 24 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1923

Page

3

Continental Plantation Farms Plans Power District Formation

Continental Plantation Farms Company and the Pima Farms Company push for a county wide water and power district. They collect funds for survey work with Cone Morris and Vincent Odont to map farm lands and plan a power line from the Salt River valley. Inclusion of Flowing Wells Jaynes Rillito Scotch Farm Midwate and San Xavier districts is anticipated.

Greer Ronstadt Cone & Morris Vincent Odont Tucson Farms Company Continental Pima Farms Company Salt River Valley Ronstad Jaynes Rillito Scotch Farme Midwate Farms San Xavier Indian Reservation Sahuarita

Harding in San Francisco Palace Hotel Sickroom

President Harding remains in a quiet top floor suite at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco as pneumonia develops. The room contains Mrs. Harding, General Sawyer and staff, with the seventh floor housing cabinet offices and a dining room for the presidential party.

Ban Francisco Harding Ecene America Palace Hotel San Francisco Markettreet Mrs. Harding Prigadier Sawyer Market Street Bawyer Execu Mr. Harding

President in san francisco hotel amid quiet night Watch

Reports from the presidential suite at the hotel in San Francisco indicate the president received about five hours of rest by early morning. Lieutenant Commander Joel T. Boone, the on duty physician, checked on the patient repeatedly with discreet visits as the night progressed.

San Francisco Harding Joel T. Boone

Tucson National plans early reopening with new capital

Ernest Cathier of the bank announced today that Tucson National will likely proceed with reorganizing and reopening. The action aims for a successful business recovery with capital infusion and an early date set for resumed operations.

Peetrg Ernest Cathier Tucson

Marketing Vital From Flagstaff Conference Highlights Marketing Problems

County Agent Brown reports the Arizona agricultural extension conference focused on farmers marketing problems. Experts urge cooperative marketing as essential for selling farm products, citing Yuma County as a model. Talks covered past agricultural progress and future challenges with grafting, potatoes, lettuce, and alfalfa seed.

Flagstaff Co. B. Brown Yuma Arizona A. ¥. Kinnigan University

Legion to Honor Memory of Buddy

The Morgan McDermott post of the American Legion plans a memorial for late member Richard P. Kingeleduly a mining engineer and city staffer who died after an appendicitis operation. His burial is planned in Scotland with eight days of services in Mingsbury.

Morgan McDermott American Legion Richard P. Kingeleduly Scotland Mingsbury Kisksbury Tucson Pasy Tucson South Dakota Eines, of

Fellow Workers of Harding Rally for Providence Support

Fragmentary note shows a group calling themselves fellow workers of Harding, expressing concern and trust that Providence will give support. The tone suggests a public appeal or morale message rather than a formal political statement.

Prayers For President Harding In Baltimore Churches

Baltimore churches hold prayers for President Harding as his condition remains uncertain. Baptist ministers announce special services for tomorrow night while Catholic diocesan guidance awaits a formal universal plan under Bishop Corrigan in Archbishop Curley’s absence.

Baltimore Harding Corrigan Curley

Detroit Churches Call for Prayer for President's Recovery

The Detroit GC Council of Churches urges prayers for the president's recovery at all public meetings this week and Sunday and in private devotions of about 369000 members and adherents, in a statement by Rev. Dr. M C Pearson.

Detroit Harding

Pray for President Harding Observed by Children in New York

Several hundred children prayed today at the Institutional Synagogue for the recovery of President Harding. At the congregation of representative Isaac Bel el the first Pasim, his favorite, was read. A message of sympathy was sent to Mrs Harding by the United Bynes gorge of America with 25 060 members.

New York Institutional Harding Isaac Belel Pasim Mre Harding United Bynegorge of America

Body shipment timing uncertain after life tragedy

A report notes the wife is an invalid and confined to bed and that the exact time of body shipment has not been determined due to planes.

Luncheon Highlight of Hoosier Visit to Tucson

Kiwanis and Indiana expatriates in Tucson plan a luncheon for a 175 strong train crew returning from California. Final plans are set at the chamber of commerce tonight to welcome former Hoosiers with sightseeing trips and auto tours around Tucson and the C14 Pueblo. Automobiles from the Motor Trades association will transport visitors and reception helpers to key sites.

Kiwanis and Retary Clube Indiana O14 Webb California Chamber of Commerce Tucson William McGovern Sunshine Climate Club Hacre Tucaoa Motor Trades Association McGovern

Inheritance Tax Paid On Mrs Corbett Estate

A Phoenix dispatch reports $1105.72 was received by the state treasurer as inheritance tax on the estate of Belle Corbett widow of W J Corbett founder of the firm where H G Corbett is president. She died August 2 last year and was a prominent city matron.

Corbett Phoenix State Treasurer Belle. Corbett J. Knox Corbett Tecson Chamber of Commerce

Auto Dealers Back Three-Cent Gasoline Tax Plan

The Tucson Motor Trades Association backs a three cent gasoline tax with 75 percent for county and state roads and 25 percent for a general state road fund. They support using gas tax revenue for maintenance and approved a city car donation for a Sunshine climate club tour. They also rejected Milwaukee Wisconsin’s proposal to stage a separate track event due to poor track condition and high repair costs.

Tucson Motor Trades Santa Pita Ariazna Good Roads Aerocistion Motor Trades Tucson Sunshine Climate Club Indiana A M. McGovern Sunshine Club Wisconsin Auto Races Corporation of Milwaukee Qa, & Tetson Fair Grounds Trades Bodys Sunshine Quartet A. A. Schwarts J. H. McGiiebeny Hamilton Keddie Herbert Burroughs

Underwood Ready to Hurl Hat Into Ring in Montgomery

Senator Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama addressed a joint session in the Capitol at Montgomery urging the state delegation to back his presidential candidacy if nominated by the Democratic national convention. He urged courage to face international issues and stressed the need for stabilized governments and finances in Europe.

Montgomedy Ala Oscar W. Underwood Alabama White House Honee Mobile W. W. Brandon C Underwood Underwood Harding United States Washington Europe

President’s Illness Triggers Stock Sales Across Markets

Reports indicate a sharp dip in the market as President Harris’s illness spurs heavy selling. United States Steel and Brade Baker Hardwin led declines while commissions houses noted small investors dumped shares amid fear over the president’s health.

Hardisa United States Steel Bradebaker Hardwin Ifadere Commission W Ho

Flood waters recede after severe damage near Baltimore

Flood waters recede after a heavy storm system caused the Patapsco River to overflow its banks. Bridges and roads were washed away, hundreds of families fled their homes, and property damage was reported in counties northwest of Baltimore.

Paltimore Ma Patapeco Homer

Six Indictments Filed Against Broker Firm Today

New York reports six indictments against a brokerage firm for misusing customer accounts and bucketing orders. Notable names include John Burke, former treasurer of the United States and three term North Dakota governor, who claimed no knowledge of the firm’s alleged activities and offered to aid the district attorney’s office.

New York John Burke United States North Dakota

Remains to Scotland as local squad accompanies body

A brother of Mrs Kingsbury travels toward Tucson to accompany his sister and the body of her husband to Scotland. A squad from the local legion post will march with the casket to the train. John J Reilly serves as the undertaker in charge.

Éelayea

Small Two Fires Reported In Catalina Forest District

Two small fires started in dead stumps of trees in the Catalina district were reported to the Coronado National Forest Reserve office. The ranger extinguished them quickly. neither blaze threatened surrounding foliage. Deputy forest supervisor C W McKendie cited recent heavy rains as reducing fire danger and attributed other fires to careless backfire.

Coronado National Forest Reserve Catalina Feollage C. W. McKendie

Sonora Rancher Kibbe Visits Twenen on Business

W Beckford Kibbe, a prominent Sonora Mexico cattle grower, arrived in Twenen shortly before noon on business and planned to catch the afternoon train to Nogales. He reported Sonora ranges in fine condition.

W. Beckford Kibbe Sonora Mexico Twenen

Range overrun by horses prompts slashed feed prices

Ranchers seek to rid ranges of breeding mares and saddle horses as markets collapse. Poultrymen offer about 3 per head for feed while cattle graze few pastures, forcing liquidations like Clear Olney selling mares for 4 a head and Cochran failing to find buyers for a large herd.

Homer Cochran T. M. Peters Clear Olney Thomas Canyes Cochran

Alabama senator hints at possible presidential bid

In Montgomery Senator Oscar W Underwood told the Mobile elega tion that if Alabama nominates him he would campaign for the presidency. He said he would dedicate all his spirit to Democracy's cause if named as the standard bearer.

Montodomery Ala Mobile Alabama Oscar W. Underwood United States

Kibbe Ranch Scenes Speak of Rain and Visitors

Mr Kibbe plans a vector to his ranch in the Altar valley and notes that recent northern Sonora rains have nourished the grass. Over six weeks total precipitation exceeds five inches. Mrs Kibbe spends the summer with friends on the California coast while Mr Kibbe hosts his brother in law and sister at the ranch.

Altar Valley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ntinental Plantation Farms Company Landstea IN Power District Fred Ronstadt W Williama Otinental Ima ¢ Paoy Cou Grinning Cone & Yion Engineers Ent Mr.Harding Perine Tocsen National Mra Iffley Oakland Serpe Actes Ecomge Legion To Honor Buddy Fem Hoosier Visit Motor Trades Members Mondsey Sen. Underwood BR. K. Tre ALTAR Theatre Today Lloyd Abo Pathe News Rebeil’s F. J. Taylor Pennington St Stone Ave Snowlands
Search Courier

Search the Tucson Citizen Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Tucson Citizen?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication