Acreage Set Aside for Arizona Veterans
Arizona veterans may apply for 1280 acres bought by the state, with plots of 10 20 or 40 acres. The land spans near Phoenix Yuma and Graham County, and applications are printed in Phoenix. A $7590 value cap applies per veteran, with cash requirements and improvements funded by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Firman F. Stewart
Disabled American Veterans
Prescott
Phoenix
Veterans’ Bureau
Stewart
State Agricultural Bureau
Elimination of Huge Salaries for Movie Actors
Southern California theater owners at a meeting in Los Angeles endorsed ending fabulous salaries to motion picture stars and reducing other excess costs. They supported a nationwide movement to abolish detrimental producer and distributor practices including trimming production costs and padding films to unnecessary lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Destruction of San Jose de Cabo Hinted After Tidal Wave
Wireless reports recount a tidal wave that hit San Jose de Cabo at the cape of San Lucas in Baja California Sur. Officials believe most residents fled to higher ground as steamers carrying workers and merchandise moved away from the Gulf of California.
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Mexicali
Lower California
San Jose de Cabo
Peninenta
Pacific
Cape San Lucas
Gulft
California
Imperial Valley
Card of Thanks for Mrs. McDuell and Family
I thank our many friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of my husband RR. M-41. McDuell, and for the many beautiful floral offerings from ANNA McDUEELL.
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McDuell
Anna McDueell
Suspected munition cache turns out to be tequila store
A Mexican Independence Day event near Tucson shifted from a weapon find to a tequila cache discovery. Special agent Noonan and Tucson police, led by Chief Ford, unearthed over 200 quarts of tequila buried under wood along Tanque Verde road after tracking heavy truck tire marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Cuervo
Jack Noonan
Tucson
Tanque Verde
Dallas Ford
Camacho
Franco
Noonan
Enforce Game Laws Club Plans Tucson Delegation
Twenty four members and guests met at the Copper Kettle in Tucson to discuss game protection. A delegation was chosen to represent Tucson at the upcoming game protection convention in Flagstaff, focusing on stricter enforcement of laws and expanded preserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Natural History Society
Tucson
Flagstaff
Barbecue And Masquerade Set At Eason Ranch
An old fashioned barbecue and masquerade dance are announced for September 22 at M. W. Eason's Huachuca ranch, seventy seven miles from the city. The event is free except for the barbecue, and the road access is described as excellent. Rotarian volleyball defeats Bingoes in two of three games at the YMCA with scores 18-5 13-15 and 11-15. Pirates beat Baracas three straight in the second match with 15-12 15-2 15-8. Tax receipts for 1992 prep under County Treasurer Charles H. Dodge face undelivered mail. residents without statements should report to the treasurer's office.
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M. W. Eason
Huachucas
Rotarians
Bingoes
Y.M. A
Pirates
Baracas
Charles H. Dodge
Narcotic indictments mark busy federal grand jury session
During a three day session the federal grand jury returned thirty three true bills with eleven narcotic cases and seven immigration law cases. Several defendants pleaded guilty and await sentencing by Judge William H Sawtelle as cases move to trial or plea. A separate note covers Tucson hunting season plans and high speed Remington cartridges with judges to verify first deer to avoid disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Attorney's Office
Federal Grand Jury
Jerge William H. Fewtell
United States District Court
Sawtelle
Prescott
Aistrict Court
Frea Cc. Jacobs
Wee
Robert Johnson
FE. J. Hodson
Luciana Barrientos
Leavenworth
Lorenzo Guerra
Jesus Jiminez
United States
Mexico
Yarrapal
Onesefero Landeroe
Enrique Ballesteros
Fr. Drigg
May Crouthitt
H. A. Whitelaw
Margaret Leonard
Miami
Majestic
Edward Dolan
Wanda Williams
Leeds
Carl J. Collins
Henry Armstrong
Jack Turner
Ringo
Albin Otto Matthesius
Watson Summers
Jesue Nunez
Antonia Lopes
Maria Isabella Arambule
Ramon Escobar
Tucson Sporting Goods Company
George Hawke
Tucson
Remington
Hawke
Sporting Goods
Proclamation Seizes Power as Military Rules Considered
A document issued by Captain-General Niviera asserts the military will govern, suspend civil officials, control communications, seize key sites, and arrest opponents. It targets the Communist and Revolutionary associations and urges patriotism while promising to preserve normal life. The move follows claims of manipulation by professional politicians and imminent events discussed overnight.
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Niviera
Executive Board Outlines Fall Work for Catalina Scouts
Catalina council Boy Scouts of America executive board met at the Old Pueblo Club to plan the year and discuss debt reduction. Scout Executive H B Ogle announced final water examinations for first class and merit badges will be held Saturday 9 to 12 at the Rotary pool in Elyian Grove, the pool to be kept open for finishing tests and recreation before closing for the year.
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Rotary
Elysian Grove
Ogle
Texas Cotton Mill Planned by Cuero Operator
A Cuero Texas resident informs the local chamber of commerce a 16 000 spindle cotton mill may be built near Tucson or nearby. He plans to winter in Tucson and may enter talks with local officials in November about locating the project and possibly investing capital.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cuero
Texas
Tucson
Chamber Today
Acknowledgment to Helpers After Loss of Wife
The writer thanks those who assisted during the illness and death of the beloved wife and for the many beautiful floral offerings.
Copper Prices Fall in August and Industry Conflicts Persist
Copper prices ended August at 12 percent cents per pound, lower than a year ago, with sales at 167.5 million pounds against 187.06 million pounds produced and stockpiles at 210.6 million pounds. Despite weak margins and no production cuts, development continues across districts. Major projects include United Verde’s mill, Inspiration improvements, New Cornelia mill work, Phelps-Dodge and Magma programs, and Morenci concentrator upgrades.
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East
Middle West
Arizona
United Verde
Inspiration
Cornelia
Ajo
Phelps-Dodge
Copper Queen
Calumet
Morenci
Phélps-Dodge
Old Dominion
Thief Steals Ford Touring Car Before Hotel Congress
Unusual temerity shown by a thief as a Ford touring car is stolen from in front of the Hotel Congress. The act occurred between 7 and 7 30 while owner Caharies W. Sims, of Menio Park, was away. Hotel guests on benches nearby witnessed the incident as authorities search for the missing vehicle.
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Congress
Caharies W. Sims
Sima
Menio Park
Elmer ¢.Osher
Notable Local Figures Return from Summer for Fall Term
Coronado forest supervisor Hugh G. Calkin leaves for a four to ten week inspection trip through the Chiricahua division. University of Arizona baseball star Otto Pfersdorf returns to Tucson from Michigan. Kirk La Shelle resumes studies in Tucson. L Smith Typewriter rep Harry Dey returns from Phoenix. Miss Emogene Mercer of Miami arrives for the scholastic year and campus publications. J H McGibbeny returns to Tucson for Federal Board study and Sunshine Quintette role. Mrs Charles Bienman and sons Charles Jr and Billy return from San Francisco. State DAV commander Fremd Stewart arrives from Prescott and plans to winter in Phoenix.
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Federal Board
Tucson
Phoenix
Bureau
M. Hall of
United States
Hugh G. Calkin
Coronado National Forest Reserve
cChiricahua Division
Otto Pfersdorf
University of Arizona
Big Family
Michigan
Germany ready to seize private property for reparations
Chancellor Stresemann told German editors in Berlin that private property could be requisitioned in industry commerce finance and agriculture to guarantee reparations if the Ruhr and Rhineland are restored.
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Berlin
Germany
Ruhr and
Rhinelang
Streseeman
Knowlton Mixer Leads Philippine Supply Mission to Japan
Knowlton Mixer, chairman of the Manila chapter of the American Red Cross, directs shipment of relief supplies from the Philippines to areas in Japan hit by disaster.
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RED Cross
Japan
Don’t Squeeze Black Heads Dissolve Them
A vintage ad advises against squeezing blackheads and promotes dissolving them with calonite powder. Sprinkle on a hot wet cloth and rub over the affected skin for a few seconds to remove blackheads, leaving skin soft and clear.
Legal action over property damage and theft claim
Nathan and Sarah Kirschbaum sue Harry F Huston and Eva J Huston in superior court alleging unauthorized entry into 610 North Euclid Avenue in June and August resulting in loss or damage of diamonds valued at 300 and silver worth 15 plus damaged dresses and cooking utensils. They seek 473.50 actual damages, 1500 exemplary damages, plus rent withholding and costs.
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Defendents
Superior Court
North
Euclg Avenue
Kirschbaums
Frank M. McCarthy
Claud Smith
New Assistant Coach Arrival Delayed at University
The University of Arizona said assistant coach B L Stanley will not arrive until tomorrow night due to holidays and Poly High successor selection. He is to oversee the line and also handle football basketball and track candidates for the Wildcats after taking over for Jumbo Pierce.
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Tech
B. L. Stanley
University of Arizona
Poly High
Oakland
Tucson
Butch” Stanley
Jumbo” Pierce
Wildcats
Here’s LA Bid to Fr Jingle
Fragmented OCR text includes a jumbled line about a bid related to a jingle and references to places and ages. The readable fragments mention LA and FR JINGLE with stray phrases about dusk and longing, but no coherent event or facts emerge.
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Veterans’ Frureau
Steward
TAV
Hines
Stewart Willl
Pastime Park
Hie
Vreterane
Mexican Isle
U. S
Barcelona
Publc
Alhucemas
The
Catalina
Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
Puebla
Scout Organization
Catalina Council
H. B. Ogle
Morning
TEX
Copper Review
Arta. Industrial Congress
Kirk LA Shelle
Harry Dey
L. Smith Typewriter Company
Emogene Mercer
Pi Beta Phi Hhopter
City
J. H. McGibbeny
Douglas
University
Sunshine Quartette
Charlies Blenman
Charles Bienman
Charles, Jr
Billy
San Francisco
Firmand Stewart
Disabled American Veterans For the State
Knowlton
U. and High School
Wilson McVey
E. Ind
Mitman Speedway
Park Ave
Signet
W. H. Baker
Sunny Slope Ranch
16Th St
6Th Ave
E. St. St
Naman Lane
10Th Ave
No. 6Th Ave
Nathan
Sarah Kirschbaum
Harry F
Eva J. Huston
Roman
Indiag
Suns
C. W. McKenzie
Coronado Nationg Serve
Rincons
Forest Service
Rincon
Amber
Esmond
Iit
Péintes
Aya City
Bela
Arizona National
the Bank of Courtesy and Security
Martin
Essel
J. B. L. Cascade
Eastmas Agency
Stone & Phone Ress
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