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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1916
Page
11
A Monday concert at Rai Hall featuring Profes Mies MA Robert drew strong interest. The program highlighted baritone roles and vivd farce with praise for performances. Critics note the ensemble’s stage presence and technical prowess.
About fifty young Republicans met at Attorney John Merhay’s offices for a smoker. They formed a permanent Young Men’s Republican Club with officers John MarKay president, Warren Crossetta vice president, Ralph Langworthy secretary, and J. Fabstwek treasurer. A committee planned Pinehot meeting arrangements and a dance at the Armory for Republican candidates with details to follow.
A gay little home affair was held Saturday evening at Howard Davis’s house on North Sixth Avenue in honor of Lawrence Austin of Tempe. Dancing and dainty refreshments followed. Guests included Misses Jones, De Ita Austin, Verne Matson, and Mees. Robinson, Lawrence, Austin and Howard Davis attended.
Gen Rivera of Tucson rejects telegram reports that he was named provisional governor by Levalistes. He says the claim is a deliberate attempt to cause trouble with bondsmen as he faces Mann Act charges and a $7000 bond. He denies any intention to accept office and notes no formal appointment.
Jerome Arizona faces a potential ore strike as the Jerome Daisy Copper Company tolls new measurement lines on the 1640 foot level near its neighbor the Arkansas and Arizona. Analysts expect the Arkansas and Arizona to break into ore, prompting expansion alignments for a Verde Extension. A Clarkdale rail link with a five mile spur could provide affordable transport as the Jerome mine increases buildings and production under President James F. Mowries.
Readable fragments describe unclear talk about events and people with scattered phrases. The text hints at a discussion or report but lacks coherent names, places, or dates to confirm a concrete incident or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a marriage license entry mentioning a couple and associated details, with unclear spellings and names. The readable items indicate a court record of a marriage license issuance among local residents.
Purged text appears garbled but mentions a federal court proceeding involving a western company and a debt matter. It references a balance due and a defendant, with a monetary claim cited around 81965.75 and a disputed amount of 68940 25. The context implies a liquidation or settlement action with a specific sum presented for approval or adjudication.
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