07 Sep 1923
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1923
Page
1
A jumbled United States era page records scattered items including telegraph wires studies, California sports notes, a probate estate mention, an execution or sentence event, and a obituary note. Names such as Loretta Chase and Foscoe Thayer appear alongside campus history mentions and local legal costs, all in terse, fragmentary prose.
Newman Ga September 7 With their father convicted of first degree murder Grady and Jeff Minter and their brothers in law Floyd Weldon and Lote Goodrum will go on trial here today for their lives in connection with the death of Millard Trouton another brother in law J W Minter head of the family will probably be sentenced to pay the death penalty today He was convicted by a jury after a short trial yesterday
Union leaders met to decide acceptance of Governor Pinchot's peace terms ending anthracite mining suspension. Talks between mine operators and state officials shaped a tentative accord as the governor anticipated union approval later today.
Iowa Senator Smith W. Brookhart stated that recognizing the current Soviet government would not validate its actions and warned of dangerous consequences. He opposed the Iowa American Legion resolution urging nonrecognition, arguing recognition could destabilize world peace and that U S relief aid has already shown limits.
A Manila harbor message confirms the steamer President Grant, previously reported burned at Mantle, is safe amid ongoing relief from the incident. The dispatch clarifies the vessel’s status to officials and readers.
El Paso papers report Ku Klux Klan leaders admitting to removing one Mexican flag as the local branch denounces the act and asserts its Liberty Hall membership while denying broader responsibility. Oklahoma City authorities contend the Tulsa mob violence ties to Klan influence in Telea county.
A draft reform proposal from the Greek government is set to be presented to the Legislative Assembly. The text of the bill will be published tomorrow in the newspaper for public viewing.
Rome dispatch says Italy approves U S stance on Greece dispute and League of Nations intervention. The report notes Italy condemns recognition of the League’s competence and frames Greece action as a serious crime.
A historical exchange note compares prewar marks to the U S dollar. It states 1 million marks equaled 6T 154,000 marks, and that 1 dollar then would translate to 22.8 cents before the war. Adjusted, a dollar’s equivalent would cost about 32 million dollars today.
Bulletin reports workers at a Milwaukee yard facing a 12 hour to 1 percent wage cut, with labor leaders and factory officials discussing the impact. Washington coverage notes political support for President and the 1934 convention context, while corporate leaders defend adjustments amid a broad industry downturn.
Three fires endanger the Gibraltar Dam watershed near Santa Barbara California as two fences and a cottage are destroyed and city residents face ash falls. Authorities mobilize 166 firefighters and rangers to hold back flames within three miles of the city core.
Reports from Shanghai and Tokyo describe heavy destruction from the earthquake and ensuing tidal wave and fire. Yokohama and coastal towns suffer while central districts escape major damage. U.S. destroyers bring 30 Americans ashore and aid pours in as relief efforts gather pace.
Washington reports two commissions will sign conventions with Mexico at the state department. Charles Beecher Warren and John Barton Payne will represent the United States and Mexico as plenipotentiaries. The agreements create a permanent court of arbitration at The Hague with one representative from each country on the commissions.
National League action across Boston Pittsburgh and New York with results and battery pairings. Key matchups include Boston vs Chicago and Philadelphia vs New York with final tallies and listed pitchers.
In Philadelphia Boston and Cleveland Detroit matchups, lineups include Brmke Pidinichy Harris Perkins and Dauis Frantland Base ler Uhie Morton O'Neill with team batteries. Chicago Louis game shows Shocker Root Colline Cvengros Schatk as battery members and score details referenced.
The Arizona department failed to report during the G A R encampment roll call. The silence signaled trouble for the Grand Army as no delegation or officer report came from Art-ROD, a historic first in encampment history and a sign of possible dissolution.
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