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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1923
Page
1
The Japan quake disrupted millions across 223 counties with 1.0 million residents displaced. Firefighters battled blazes while military units moved in with machine guns. Centers in the affected zone faced widespread destruction and evacuations as authorities estimated most cities and towns hit.
Fragmentary text notes a commission invited by the president to report on a situation with plans to be data in Chicago, mentioning Coolidge and a week of discussions. Readable nouns include Chicago and President Coolidge.
Fragmentary telegrams report Greek forces occupying three islets near Corfu and avoiding confrontation with Italian warships. The dispatch mentions Merteria and north of Corfa with unclear attribution to Premier Mussetiel and calls from Tricets about telegrams confirming developments.
Police in the northeast corner report a new highland off the pevia and concern over declines in the Oshima. The skipper, containing 'okane and other items, has disappeared with fears of catastrophic changes for the inhabitants and the Bonita area.
The list from the Chris Posten includes thirty recipients for the Prine award with Harding noted among them and Miss Jane also listed. Other names accompany the recognition in Magex’s September issue.
Descriptions of bodies found in parks and streets after a quake near Yokohama and Tokyo. News notes counts of displaced refugees, damaged towns such as Mishima and beachfront resorts, and mentions American nationals seeking shelter in Yokohama and Kobe.
Fragmentary text from September 9 radio report mentions America and a coup context but is garbled, unclear speakers, dates, or locations. Requires source clarification to produce a precise headline and summary.
Four men die when two planes collide in midair over Venice. The crash also injures others and sparks an emergency response as investigators begin examining the cause.
In Nagasaki in September the front utterance of Premier Yome signals a formal address on current policy. The speech outlines wartime strategy and domestic measures, reflecting government posture and regional concerns amid ongoing pressures.
Nagasaki dispatch reports from Tekia state a brief ten day armistice is to be declared according to advices received. The note suggests a temporary pause in hostilities as negotiations proceed.
Fragmentary text shows council members wishing to address the assembly with a forum to discuss potential actions before tangible results are seen. A reference to an officer or collision is noted in the damaged segment.
A blaze damaged the Imperial hotel and its annex with occupants escaping unharmed. Fire crews battled the flames as surrounding areas were checked for embers. No injuries reported and investigations underway.
Thomas A. Page, 23, of Tularosa New Mexico, died by suicide in Chicago. An identification card in his billfold listed his age and a letter to an Evansion bank. he left three letters and named Tularosa as his nearest relative.
Fragmentary text lists players Matserson Mitchell Betts Hen Wee Bentley Gowey and teams New York St Louis Cincinnati. No clear results, dates, or complete game details available from the legible OCR.
Officials record shows Quinn and Picinich as batteries for Philadelphia with Rememell and Perkins listed. scores include 6 and 2 points in a partial box with 160 020 632- 6 16 2 batteries noted.
New York reports a week ending September 1 shows U S crude oil averages up. The Rocky Mountain daily production hits 1 935 500 barrels, California up to 76 008 barrels from prior week. Imports at principal ports total 266 857 barrels, rising from 257 714. Prices show no change for midcontinent oils at 2 20 and various Pennsylvania grades slight declines.
A notice from Amos A. Betts, chairman, warns that operators of automobile stages not holding certificates of convenience and necessity face action under the code of accidents. The warning targets owners of “Tothive” cars in Phoenix in a bid to regulate stage service.
Otto Cole, later at the Nebraska state penitentiary, wore a costume of mixed garments and beard makeup to blur his identity while at the state fair. Aware guards escorted him out as observers noted his disguise. He had been sentenced from Omaha for alleged murder in 1922 and was known to police as Immune Eddie English.
Harrisburg Pa September reports say coal mine operators and state officials resumed talks with Governor Pinchot on settlement terms for the wage dispute that halted operations September 1. After a 12:50 to 2:30 session, leaders saw little shift and Pinchot announced continued discussions to narrow points and bring sides closer to an agreement.
Belgrade reports Queen Marie of Yugoslavia has given birth to a daughter named Gem. The event is awaited as a royal milestone with no further details available at this time.
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