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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1923
Page
8
A new plan at Tucson high school assigns each student a faculty advisor chosen during enrollment. Advisors, limited to 25 students each, will meet daily from 8:35 to 8:47 to read announcements and discuss issues. The system supplements rather than replaces student government and includes monthly progress reports and a forthcoming student handbook.
In Tacubaya an octogenarian former private secretary to Emperor Maximilian, Jose Luis Blasio, dies after a long imperial era and later exile and retirement as a noted accountant. Advices from Monterrey report the Santa Catalina River floodwaters submerging large city areas, with extensive damage. Obregon tours the Gulf coast, receiving a strong reception in Tampico after traveling from Vera Cruz. Ban Durango notes renewed plans to resume suspended construction projects.
Quater s report Dustin Farnam a movie producer and actor and a party arrived Nogales Arizona hotel Bowman. They plan to travel Saturday toward Haciendall Alamo in Sonora to visit Mr and Mrs W Beckford Kibbey Jr as guests. It remains unclear if the group is a pleasure party or Farnams film company.
Yesterday Chief of Police J. J. Lowe of Nogales and U. S. Customs Inspector E. Webb traveled to Tucson on federal court business. They returned to Nogales by evening.
Governor Alejo Bey of Sonora and his entourage terminated their visit at the line city and returned to Hermosillo. General Garcia departed for headquarters at Magdalena.
The document notes Mrs. John Ardrey wife of Major Ardrey U A visited her mother Mrs Charles L Fowler at Nogales and traveled south to Santa Anna en route 19 Pitiquite to visit her cotton farmer brother Charles V Fowler in the area near the big copper mining camp in Pinal county.
I Stevens of Patagonia has been appointed by Collector Chas Fouler as a mounted inspector in the Arfizens district. Lou will take the field in this new role under the authority recently granted.
Wong Man Jew a prominent Chinese merchant of Nogales died last week after a long illness in San Francisco California. His remains were brought to Nogales for burial with sepulture set for Sunday afternoon in the line city.
Yesterday Nogales saw visitors Judge A and Henderson along with W Kenward from Patagonia.
Rh. Fe. Liddle from Mocori TM Sina loa visited Nogales yesterday.
The 26th Infantry Regiment band left Camp Stephen D. Little with the unit for annual maneuvers at Fort Huachuca. All but a detachment have departed and the camp will be at Huachuca for about a month.
Notables from Arizona visit Nogales as a solar eclipse becomes a partial event. Clouds mostly obscured the sky though brief gaps let sun shine briefly. Figures include Bernard of Tucson, F L Thompson Tepic, Federico Gutierrez from Old Pueblo, Chris Wilson of Penta goni a Electric Light Works, and miners Grant McLaughlin and others arriving from Globe.
A. Scott of Douglas was in Nogales Sunday night. J. F. Johnston arrived from Alamos yesterday. W. A. Clark and wife from Phoenix visited Nogales Sunday night.
Yesterday evening Nogales and nearby areas received a good shower with continued daily showers affecting the surrounding mountains. Local residents noted the pattern may persist through mid September as predicted by weather observers.
Dr. A Kingsley, recently rehired from the Arizona State Hospital for the insane in Phoenix, has returned to the line city and will resume medical practice.
hm H. Reynolds a veteran U S customs inspector at Naco is visiting Nogales for vacation. He has served in the customs service since 1893 aside from a few months in 189% when he was temporarily out due to changes.
In 1911 amid revolutionary disturbances the Durfingo to Mezallan railway project gains backing from chambers of commerce and major mining firms. Candeleria mines owner Daniel M Burns pledges substantial stock, while others pledge subscriptions as the line promises rich mining districts and profitable camps. Joaquin Mercador, wounded leader of the Ku Klux Klan faction, dies from his injuries after an attack on the Excelsior office, with plans for a large demonstration at his funeral.
Yesterday Benjamin Padilla a noted Mexican literateur and editor of Kaskabel published at Guadalajara arrived from San Francisco. The magazine is described as brilliantly conducted with wide circulation and marked influence.
Agustin Legorreta, president of the projected cle bank of issue and representative on the government board, reports European bankers are resuming negotiations for subscriptions. They cite improved U.S. and French perceptions of Mexico, boosting investor confidence in the institution.
Advices from Puebla report an imminent tenant strike as tenants move from Vera Cruz to lead the action. Landlords oppose the movement, promising no concessions. General Almazan orders guard against violence while political circles discuss Celestino Gasca’s potential interior minister appointment and Almada as district governor.
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