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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1923

Page

3

Bank merger talks falter in Tucson cooperative vote

At a Temple meeting the Tucson Co-operative Bank and Trust Co. shareholders decided to break off negotiations to merge with the suspended Tucson National Bank. President W. P. Dunn said there would be no affiliation, while officers and directors were re-elected and new roles assigned as confidence in the cooperative bank remained high amid seasonal deposit shifts.

Coeative Bank and Trust Company Tuc- National Bank Tucson Co-opera Association Co-operative Bank Ual Tucson National W. P. Dunn Institutio Ors A. DeFord Centra Trades Council Wapeaster Dunn Imade Ll. J. Bee Av L Moore Sahau Moore South Iycific Company Comat Acton National Bank McCaleb Brotherhood of Local Engineers Association Hammond State Bank Commer J. & Dodson

Farmers urged to combine to meet problems

Assistant Secretary Roosevelt of the navy department urged farmers to form strong cooperatives at the New York State fair. He said government aid should legalize and expand cooperative efforts and credit access, warning against price fixing schemes and quack remedies while predicting better warehousing and farmer ownership of storage plants.

Syracuse XN. Y Roosevelt Navy Department New York State Kean Mr. Roosevelt

Narcotic Agent John C. Parent Assigned to Arizona Task

John C. Parent, newly appointed narcotic agent for the district, will assume duties in Arizona with headquarters in Nogales and El Paso oversight. He previously operated in Globe and the Miami district, where he built a strong record against narcotics. The grand jury convenes Monday amid heightened efforts to curb drug trafficking.

United States Arizona John Toomey John C. Parent Parent M. Fleming Southwestern el Paso District Fierming Globe Miami Narcotic Usera Deafera Phoenix Prescott Southwest Nogales Grand Jury Giabe

Interstate Commerce Board fixes rail rate valuations for two lines

The Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington set final single sum values for two railroads. The San Pedro Los Angeles Salt Lake line is valued at 4 / 6 dollars and the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic line at 23 245 257 dollars based on full hearings and protest reviews. The commission rejected protest arguments and affirmed the earlier valuations, establishing a precedent for future decisions while stressing value based on fair return and service rather than cost alone.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Todsey San Pedro Evansville & Indianaoolia Railroad Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Atlanta Bimingham & Atlantic Atlanta Road San Pedro Road

Foley's Honey and Minno Opiates Advised for Coughs

A Florida teacher recommends Foley's Honey and Minno opiates to children with the flu or coughs. The ad targets parents, noting the product quickens coughs and croup relief and mentions Mrs L Armstrong of Okeechobee.

Florida Foley L Armstrong Okeecho- Otda Foley

For Sale Two Bedroom Stuese Home With Casement Windows

Brand new helpful write up for a two bedroom stuese home featuring casement windows and a large 48 by 187 percent lot. Price listed as 32300 with $360 cash down and $45 monthly payments including interest. Call for details.

X Heights Stuese Sea- Fon

Quarantine Narrowly Scrutinized for Apache County Cattle

Officials report rumors of a county wide quarantine are overstated. Only a 42 square mile area near St. Johns, Arizona, is under quarantine where cattle were found with scab. Cattle outside this zone may move with health certificates after dipping operations.

Apache County Bureau of Animal Industry St. Johns Arizona Arizona Cattle Sanitary Board U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry New Mexico Line Santa Fe California Forest Service Apache National Forest Apache Forest

Fire on freighter American extinguished after sea blaze

Fire discovered yesterday in the hold of the 16,000 ton freighter American of the American-Hawaiian line, 50 miles at sea, threatened the cargo and vessel. Fire department officials said the blaze was put out late last night. Damage to the cargo was estimated at $250,000.

Los Angeles

A M Philipson Reports On Federal Employees Convention

A M Philipson, returning from the Denver convention, describes gains by the National Federation of Federal Employees. He notes passage of the Federal Employees Retirement bill and Civil Service Reclassification Act, growth, and solid finances. Delegates from Tucson and Nogales attended among about 206 from 300 locals.

National Federation of Federal Employes A. M. Philipson Denver Philipson Tucson Nogales Albany United States Alaska Ise Agid Stewart Colorado Coolidge Cooperaton Convent Congress Committee On Credentials Committee On

Dope film urged for Tucson by Rev Comstock

Rev O E Comstock urged Tucsonans to see the drama Human Wreckage at Rialto praising its truth about drug addicts. He said the picture offers a strong humanitarian lesson and hopes for more films like it. The engagement ends September 25 with the last show at 8:20 p m.

Waliaé Reid Rialto Theater O. E. Comstock Tucson

Tremor Reported In Tekamah Nebraska Overnight

TY KAMAH Neb Sept 11 A tremor was felt in Tekamah at 12 20 a m lasting about thirty seconds with two after shocks described by Mr Sutherland as resembling California tremors felt by several citizens this morning.

TY Kamah Neb Sutherland California

New 26 Mile Telephone Line Planned for Rincon Mts

The Coronado National Forest plans a 26 mile direct line between Tucson and Rincon Ranger Station to speed communication. Hugh G Calkins says construction will start soon to link Rincon with the Tucson headquarters and forest service offices. CW McKenzie departs to survey and oversee the project.

Rincon Ranger Station Coronado National Forest Reserve Hugh G Calkins CW. McKenzie Totes Rincens Forest Reserve Tucson Tanger Rincon Telephone Company Rincon Rangeet Rincons Soldier Camp Tucsom Mr. Calking Coronado Reserve Forest Service Calkins

Calkins Defends Exterminator of Predatory Pests

Deputy game warden Hugh G. Catkins defends M. E. Musgrave, Arizona predator control inspector, amid criticism over licensing and past legal actions. The dispute centers on regulations for trappers and hunters and a hunter fired for bear killing without a license as the state weighs policy.

M. E. Musgrave Arizona Biojoules Survey Department Connec Hugh G. Catkins Mas

Eminent geologist Dr. Ransome to head University geology

Dr. Frederick Leslie Tansome, eminent geologist, arrives in Tacoma to head the University of California geology department during the winter term. His career spans roles at UC, Harvard, Chicago, Yale, and the U. S. Geological Survey. He is a fellow of the Geological Society of America and member of the National Academy of Sciences.

Frederick Leslie Tansome Tac-om G. M. Bauer Dean Butler Greenwich England University of California Harvard U. S. Geological Survey University of Chicago Silliman Yale Geological Society of America National Academy of Science National Research Council Americant Institute of Mining and Metalorigfecal Engineers Society of Economic Geologists Washington Academy of Sciences Geological Society of Washington

Traffic Normal On Espee Lines

William Wilson Tucson division superintendent says Southern Pacific freight and passenger traffic is about the same as a year ago with a rising volume over last week. Lumber shipments from San Pedro and the Imperial Valley lead, with heavy hay and oil moves. tourist travel not yet at peak, but preparations underway for a record passenger season through Tucson and to this city as a destination.

Southern Pacific Railrcoad William Wilson Tucson California Imperial Valley San Pedro Ofim

Christian Church Gains In Contest For Big Prize

The Christian Church makes gains in the standings of the Clizes $690 contest as hospital and charity groups press their lead. At 11 o clock the morning results show Cometock Hospital first with 1 343 067, Christian Church second with 1 088 461, and other entrants including George Jack Khebabe Parent-Teacher Assn and Holy Cross Church. Checks for the prize can be obtained at listed Tucson stores and merchants. The contest nears its end with fevered bids for refunds on every purchase and donations from local shops and organizations.

Comatorch Hospital George Jack Khebabe Tutte Parent-Teacherm Assn Holy Cross Church Falvation Army Santa Crug Altar Society Cataling Bay Reaute W.cca Eeetvesedee Cryatal Bottling Works Econom Krag F. H. Nielse Music National Bretgm Ba Kkeries Tinney-Peares Grocery Co Tucson Steam Launch Southern Arizona Motor Co Poke PF Tienetadt Co Grab Electrics Co Arizona F Electric Co Green Frog

Edna Wallace Moorer Presents Facial Youth Cleanser Claim

Edna Wallace Moorer promotes a French liquid facial cleanser named Facial Youth claiming it cleans deeply without skin impact, reduces grime, softens and Whitens skin, fights wrinkles, and is sold by druggists at a modest price. Also offered are her Youth Cream White Youth Clay and Hair Youth along with a beauty booklet.

France Lucie Lanteime Edna Wallace Hopper Edna Wallace Moorer Waukesna Wisc

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