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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1923

Page

3

Mile Wide Copper sale leads to Union Copper control

The August 29 forced sale of the Mile Wide Copper properties interests Union Copper Company which plans large scale development near Tucson. Frank E Curley attorney notes long legal fight ending with Judge Frank H Lyman decision. Reiniger and Freeman previously built stock and options, funds moved to Copper Company treasury, with final judgment against Mile Wide and fees awarded. Union Copper expects rapid development to turn the mine into a major producer within the next year or two near Tucson.

Union Copper Company Tucson Mounhs Frank E. Curley Pwr Frank H Lyman Maricopa Ming N Reiniger Mexico Tuccon L Racer Ood Pedro Pellon Eusty Mr. Reiniger Intone Lge R. Retnt de Widompany Freeman Inge Charles W. Freeman Reiniger Audh Atock Copper Company Netniger Pert Denth Alt Reinker Mile Wide Frank FE Curley Langworthy Mile Wide Company Srney

Engineers discuss proposed purchase of land strip from Mexico

Members of the local chapter of the American Association of Engineers discussed extending Arizona southward to gain a Gulf of California seaport. Otto Jantzen outlined the plan with 22 miles of river and 67 miles of coast, totaling 1 200 000 acres and two natural harbors, but no action was taken.

Mexico Arizona American Association of Engineers Gulf of California Otto Jantzen Roger C. Rice U. & Geological Survey M. A. Allen EK. Herreras Colorado River Gulf United States

Primary system slammed as a scandal by reform committee

Frank E. Curley reports from the National Conference of Commissions on Uniform Laws in Minneapolis that a uniform primary act is inadvisable. The committee cites widespread candidate proliferation and press manipulation as evils, calling the system a scandal and warning it would disrupt party cohesion and raise governing costs.

National Committee On Frank E. Curley National Conference of Commissions Minneapolis Curley Consid

Espee Agents to Tour Tucson Tuesday

Ten Southern Pacific agents visit Old Pueblo for an educational tour arranged through the Chamber of Commerce. L. C. James leads a city tour, a noon luncheon honors them at the Old Pueblo Club, then they proceed by auto to Globe and Miami and on to Phoenix via the Apache Trail.

Espee Southern Pacific The Chamber of Commerce Old Pueblo Club Globe and Miami

Committee Members Named For Local Election Board

The article lists committeemen for the election board including James M. Graham as chairman, with Frank E. Carley Earle W. Braces Merrill Mooes Charles W. Macorn Willie L. Strachan and Frederick Trier also named as members.

Hrough James M. Graham Frank E. Carley Earle W. Braces Merrill Mooes Charles W. Macorn Willie L. Strachan Frederick & Trier

Lettuce Research Tour Ends in Navajo Apache Counties

B Ballantyne, former acting head of the Agricultural Extension department, travels two weeks through Navajo and Apache counties to study lettuce development and meets university staff. He will honor top boys in the club program and discuss Farm and Home week with youths who previously attended the university. Temple Emmanuel services set for Monday night and Tuesday morning, open to the public.

A B. Ballantyne Agricultural Extension Department Dewieh Temple Emmanuel South Stone Avenuus Orgentation

Comstock Hospital Leads Citizen 500 Refund Contest

Comstock Hospital remains in the lead with 1,230,118 votes in the Citizen 500 cash refund contest, a gain of 435,510 over yesterday. Other contenders show smaller increases as Catalina Council Boy Scouts of America and Organized Charities of Tucson trend differently. refunds available at listed local stores.

Comstock Hospital Catalina Council Boy Scouts of America Organized Charities of Tucson Christan Church Sseseeesee George Jawoh Khebaby Anan Moly Crows Church Salvation Army O.ceeee Santa Cruz Altar Society Catalina Boy Hearts Mt. Marys

Varsity Inn Reopens After Renovation on Campus

The Varsity Inn reopens for the year as campus hangout after two weeks of renovations. Adams Jr proprietor, a university alumnus, returns from the coast to oversee updates including painting curtains and a new soda fountain. The business will be joined by his father C. Adams Sr of Cochise County this season.

IL ¢ KE. Adams Adams Tucson Ademse Adame Cochise County

Zoning Plan Urged by Engineers Here

The Engineers Bulletin urging city planning and zoning is summarized in the latest issue distributed to local engineers. Edited by M B De Wier and P D Whitacre, with articles by KB C Dettrich and Beer Der Vries outlining different aspects of the zoning question.

Engineers Bulletin American Association of Engineers M. BE de Wier PD. Whitacre KB C. Dettrich Beer der Vries

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