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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1923
Page
7
A vivid account describes Charley Velasco and a famed animal trainer attempting to tame a wild monkey. The magnetic gaze fades as the animal resists, while Velasco keeps a cheerful act with his toy and neighbors report the ongoing practice hours bring smiles.
Trade report notes a buoyant autumn market for Hudson and Kesex with projected high volumes in 1973. Analysts cite the rise of practical, economical family cars and a shift toward enclosed models at moderate prices, while open cars lose chauffeur era appeal and retain some demand among motorists.
Digest of the California Vehicle Act effective August 31 outlines driver duties for signaling starts turns and stops. It details hand signals and approved mechanical or electrical devices, demanding continuous signaling within the final fifty feet before a turn and visibility for affected drivers.
Ray Repmoide announces price reductions on two Chevrolet models from 79 to 8 per car, aiding market position in the 1926 road car sector. The firm plans continued cost reductions and passing savings to buyers through nationwide service facilities, with projected production around 64,008 cars.
Canadian automotive exports in June totaled 18.1 million dollars, with cars and trucks remaining just over one quarter of production. Vehicle shipments to Britain Australia and New Zealand drove growth, while exports to other regions traced declines.
The article notes motorist tax payments exceed the year’s railroad taxes by over 60 million dollars. It mentions payments exclude income taxes or manufacturer and individual motorists and references various related logistics and historical notes about roads and transport developments.
A fragmentary report from Chatham Virginia describes a legal dispute over an automobile and a date gesture tied to state authority. It mentions Canada registered cars and gasoline supply concerns, with unclear names or dates.
A fragment discusses proposed New Jersey vehicle flow billing and a broader push to regulate common carriers. It notes attempts in many states, railroads resisting, and motor clubs often opposing such bills, with mixed success historically.
A group called the Devert Todringt cich of Alexandria, Egypt, comprises 15 members from British, French, Greek, and Italian backgrounds. They travel thousands of miles across the Sahara in automobiles, highlighting the unusual scope of the motor tour.
Detectives seized a seven equipped item including a 160 gallon tank and a water pump. The evidence was described in a page three report with details unclear.
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