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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1923

Page

2

Tucson High School Student Near Death in California Car Crash

Louis Dreyfus, 16, son of W F Dreyfus of Tucson, was seriously burned when a car overturned during a Pleasure drive near San Bernardino California. He was pulled from the burning wreck and taken to Ramona hospital with a small chance of recovery.

Tucson Louis Dreyfus W. F. Dreyfus Mr Dreyfus Simon Heineman Fred Fleishman California San Bernardino Dreyfus Ramona Hospital Heineman

Southern Pacific Agents Tour Tucson and Express Interest

Twelve Southern Pacific railroad agents touring Tucson after a sight seeing trip and luncheon with local business leaders praised the climate and living conditions. They plan to promote the region to customers and will continue by automobile to Globe Miami and Phoenix, sharing favorable impressions to encourage tourism.

Tucson Southern Pacific Railroad Old Puebla Club Sunshine Climate Club Tuccoa E. 3 Fenchurch Freiger Globe and Miami University of Arizone Xavier Mission Teccon Southwest Southern Pacific Gar Glebe Phoenix Fallroad

Investors Flock to Mexico Amid U S Recognition Expectation

Treasury official A F Scharff says prospective investors surge into Mexico in anticipation of U S recognition. Large shipments of mining irrigation machinery have moved south, aided by Tepetla Quemada railroad work. Customs plans to handle growing tomato and vegetable exports from west coast districts to the United States next winter.

Mexico United States A. F. Scharff Treasury Department Customs Service Nogales Tucson Scherff Ament Scharff West Coast Imperial Valley California Florida

Death of Mrs Elizabeth Bunch at 71

Mrs Elizabeth Bunch aged 71 died yesterday after a long illness at her son B L Buchs home at the Santa Rosa and Pima roads intersection five miles north of town The funeral will be held tomorrow at 10 30 am from the Parker Crimshaw chapel Readers of the First Church of Christ Scientist will officiate Interment will be in the family plot at Evergreen cemetery.

Elizabeth Bunch B. L. Buch Santa Rosa Pima Parker- Crimshaw First Church of Christ, Scientist Evergreen Cemetery

Funeral for Randolph Whipple Held at Parker Grimshaw

The funeral for Randolph Whipple longtime library custodian and church attendant was held this afternoon at 3 24 from Parker Grimshaw chapel. Rev Hardy Ingram of the Methodist church officiated. Whipple 55 a Tucson resident four years leaves a four year old son and was widower. He died Sunday in a local sanitarium after a long illness.

Randolph Whipple First Methodist Church Parker-Grimshaw Chapel Hardy Ingram Methodist Church Whipple Tucson

Obituary for Nicholson 68 Former Real Estate Man

Co. FR. Nicholson died at a local hospital after a long illness at age 68. He was formerly a real estate man. The remains will be held at Parker Grimshaw undertaking establishment pending instructions from his brother Dr. T. J. Nichola now in the east.

Nicholson Parker-Grimshaw Undertaking Establishment T. J. Nichola

City Briefs Dr Baker Returned From California

Dr. Baker president of the Pima County supervisors and Harry R Batterton clerk of the board returned to Tucson yesterday from California where Dr. Baker had been for two weeks and Batterton had been visiting his family in the San Diego area. They traveled back after Batterton joined Dr. Baker in Los Angeles.

Baker Wo A Baker Pima County Supervisors Harry R. Batterton Tucson California Batterton Frank Batterton San Diego Los Angeles Dr. Baker

Foley’s Honey and Tar and Foley Kidney Pills Ad

A vintage advertisement offers ten cent remedies from Foley Co. including FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR for coughs and colds, FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS for backache and kidney issues, and FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for constipation. Martin Drug Co. promotes free samples if sent with name and address.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago FOLEY Martin Drug Co.m

Soviet War Minister Trotsky Reportedly Seen Seated

A London dispatch cites unconfirmed reports that Russian Soviet war minister Leon Trotsky was seen seated in a central senate setting. No confirmation or details are provided. Earlier rumors about Trotsky’s health and fate have circulated through Dublin channels without reliable attribution.

London Sene Herijpsarett Leer Troteky Lenine Trotstky Hoesten Weesley Treteky

Six Indictments Returned by Federal Grand Jury

Six true bills were returned yesterday by the federal grand jury in the United States district court. The cases concern narcotics and a related White slave matter. The six indictments were transferred to the Prescott district court for trial before Judge Freda C. Jacobse. No details were released by the clerk’s office. the grand jury reconvened this morning with no further actions reported by late afternoon.

Federal Grand Jury United States District Court Prescott District Court Freda C. Jacobse Aiton

Stranded Liner Cuba Found On Reef Near Las Miguel Island

The Pacific Mail liner Cuba lies stranded on a reef near Point Denmett on Las Miguel Island. Captain L Curtis and Cecil Brown with A M Moncaster located the hulk. Captain Holland and four crew members guard the wreck. Two million six hundred ninety thousand dollars in silver bullion is aboard and en route to San Francisco. five hundred sixty six thousand in coffee is lost.

Santa Barbara Calift Pacific Mail Cuba Point Denmett Las Miguel Island L. Curtis New York A. EB. Moncaster Pacific Mail Company Cecil Brown Board of Marine Underwriters Holland San Francisco United States

Air Leviathan Puts On Dazzling New York Visit

The dirigible ZR-1 glided over Manhattan and Brooklyn watched by five escort planes. It hovered above the Hudson in bright sun as crowds lined Battery Park and the Woolworth Building. Passengers showered pamphlets, then steered toward Liberty Island before dipping from sight.

Manhattan Hudson Liberty Dawn Brooklyn Woolworth Battery Park

Naval inquiry ordered into wreck of ships

A board of inquiry led by Rear Admiral W. V. Pratt was to investigate the loss of seven destroyers near Honda, 75 miles north of Santa Barbara, with 23 enlisted men dead and 22 missing. Survivors and investigators reported possible bodies swept to sea, while the crew searched the ships after they grounded in dense fog at 29 knots.

Santa Barbara Cal W. V. Pratt Honda Here Lee Young San Diego San Francisco Delphy Point Arguellc California Arguello Oght Pacific Hghthouse

HUNT RULE MARKED BY OUSTING WIVES OF U A PROFESSORS

Faculty policy at the university orders wives out of staff roles causing silent protest from affected professors. The rule, described as the administration's stance, would bar faculty with spouses on the staff from remaining employed, effective next year. A Tucson Citizen report notes uncertainty and lack of official statements from those named.

Der BH. B. Leonard Mise Ida C. Etd C. ER. Weaver Maude Darting Weaver A. W. Anderson Department of Law D. W. Albert Tucson Clitisem Marvin

Colorado Probers to Attend Washington Conference on Arizona Plan

Members of a nine member committee appointed by Gov. Hunt will attend the September 24 conference in Washington with the federal power commission. The meeting aims to seek federal approval to allow Arizona to proceed with Colorado River development under a state ownership plan. Details remain undisclosed by Gov. Hunt as the group prepares for talks involving potential representatives from other basin states.

Hhe Geo. W. P. Hant Arizona Colorado River Washington Federal Power Commission Hunt Tucson Phoenix Federal Podgier Commission Committee of Nine Fed Power Commission Izona Réhat Federal Power Mission Commission He Corence Wash John W. Weeks Theernor Rado River

Memorial Stamps to Reach Tucson Post Office Soon

The Tucson post office has ordered 200000 Harding Memorial stamps to replace regular Washington stamps for 80 days. Postmaster Mrs Allie B Dickerman announced the shipment will be placed on sale once received, with many offices already distributing their consignments.

Tucson Washington Allie B. Dickerman Harding

American Destroyer Rescues Foreigners

A wartime report states an American destroyer rescued refugees heading for Kobe. The vessel carried ninety European and American refugees seeking safety, continuing from coverage on page one.

Ing Kobe

Sacred Heart College Tokio Destroyed in Quake

Admiral Anderson told Secretary Den that Sacred Heart College in Tokyo was destroyed by the quake but residents escaped. The message lists Colonel Purington two children and Miss Symond dead, others including Miss Rowland Martin and family safe Archbishop Gialdin safe. Dollard's report unavailable.

Washington Admiral Anderson Den Sacred Heart College Tokio Purington Misa Symond Dollard Rowland Martin Gialdin

River development plan stalls in Arizona meeting

Arizona officials and Governor Hunt discuss river development under state ownership with a nine member special committee and federal observers aboard a train to Washington. The panel, chaired by L W Douglas, includes Kilcrease Greenway Wilson Hinchcliffe Lett Maddock Roberts and McGregor among others, with no agreement reached yet.

Tate L . Douglas George W. P. Hunt Henry S. McCluskey Washington Federal Power Commission John W. Weeks Hubert Work Interior Henry C. Wallace Agriculture C. C. Merritt L. W. Douglas Yavapai County A. T. Kilcrease Pines County John CC. Greenway George Wilson C. W. Hinchcliffe H. A. Ellett Greenlee County Thomas Maddock M. Roberts Cochise County A. C. McGregor

Survivors of Disaster Robbed and Murdered Victims in Shanghai

A Shanghai dispatch to the Morning Post confirms foreign victims of the disaster were robbed and murdered. The Empress of Canada steamer carried survivors who later told harrowing stories of loss, many penniless and without clothes as they were treated in local hospitals.

Japan Shanghai Canada Morning Post

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