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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1923
Page
8
Angora, the capital of the nationalist Turkish state, expresses satisfaction with the Lausanne terms as negotiations mark a potential settlement. Turkish officials say the agreement aligns with their goals and anticipates a stable boundary and recognition.
Nogales Arizona residents report renewed talks between Nogales chambers of commerce and officials in Mexico and the United States. President Obregon sends felicitations on recognition and pledges to meet President Coolidge, signaling cordial cross-border cooperation and plans for an international line. A telegraphic acknowledgment from Obregon accompanies the message.
New York Ford Motor Company shows net profit of 54 million dollars for the four months ending June 38 1923 from balance sheet compilations. Tripoli column commanded by Ceionel Marghinotti defeats rebel tribes near Sliten with heavy casualties and captures in two encounters.
The Chicago building department finally grants a permit for the Union Station project after delays. The application lists the construction cost at 16000 dollars.
German newspapers report that France has ordered a halt to all German mail deliveries in the Ruhr region for seven days amid tensions over occupation and control. The move disrupts communication and raises Allied supervision concerns.
Emilie Espreess of Nogsies Senora is jailed on Arisena site avenue. A young man who owned the car offered to surrender it to cover damages but only holds equity bought from an instalment seller. Duran pushes for cash cost and questions arise over a valid bill of sale for the equity in the Ford. Espreess to appear in police court today facing reckless driving or speeding charges.
Yesterday in Nogales Mr and Mrs E Fenneburg from Cajeme Yaquifelts Sonora hosted visitors. Amos Yaegx a noted mining operator from Alamos region Sonora was in Nogales. A meteor ing party from Cananes was noted in correspondence yesterday.
Hall Prince and son of visiting Tad Prisce y John RF were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Mosier M. H. Jacobs and wife and Odam from Tucson. Mr. and Mrs. John Gleason with Mrs. Louise Gilbert from Phoests visited in the line city Monday evening.
Mrs T Rigas and her children from Patagonia were visitors in Line City yesterday. Also, Nog es hosted W W Keck from Ermpalme Sonora.
Engineer Louis C. Kelsey of Nogales and George B. Marsh Inc. advance a major street paving and water sewer contract with progress reported as fine. J. B. Robinson of the Marsh company operates from Sonora capital, collaborating with Kelsey. W. H. Guthrie and Wine Johason from Estacion Metina Nogales are visiting. Merc FM Corti from Curtis cattle ranch near Pesa Sonora was in town yesterday. The lady wan
Yesterday Chairman James Finley and Member Oscar Ashburn of the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors attended the regular monthly meeting in Nogales from Canille and Patagonia respectively. Mrs. W E Jackson wife of the hotel manager at Nogales has gone to California to escape hay fever.
Monday evening Nogales was visited by Mr and Mrs Hudson as neighbors extended a cordial welcome to the couple during their local call.
West Coast Cananea Sonora Sept 5 Patrol reports Jyne Jesus Mendes arrested for striking a child on a public street and fleeing the scene. Witnesses recall Juan Nunes in Cananea district as a possible involved party. A nearby house was struck by debris injuring two occupants who received medical care and are recovering. Several locals, including Miguel river area residents and visitors from Casa Grande Nogales Hermosillo and Empalme, were noted in transit or at gatherings.
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