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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1923

Page

2

Patient ejected from county hospital over food dispute

Callie A. Adcock swore affidavits against county hospital management alleging he was expelled after complaining about meals. He states Dr Gotthelf and Mrs Strickler forced his removal while he sought reinstatement and medical care.

Callie A. Adcock Tucson Williams Adcock Comstock Hospital Mr. Strickler Mre Lee W .A Baker Board Iupervisors Getthelf

Modern frame house furnished for sale at 1466 Fast 8th St

EMALIL offers a modern frame house furnished for 325. Shade and electric lights included. Bath. Located at 1466 Fast 8th St. Contact 1219-FRll or 1219-FRll.

Emalil Bath 8Th St

Argentine Hero Firpo Seeks Dempsey Fight in US

Buenos Aires reports detail a young Argentine boxer Firpo who visited the US Consulate to obtain a passport for a bout with Jack Dempsey. Vice-Consul Waters records his aim as training for boxing and notes intense public interest as Firpo becomes a national hero awaiting his challenge.

Waters Firpo Dempsey New York Latin America

Argentinian training marks heavyweight bout outcome

Buenos Aires observers praise Luis Firpo for sticking to the Argentine training system for tonight's world heavyweight title fight. They contend victory or defeat will be an Argentine achievement or loss, arguing it is better to lose with an Argentine coach than win with a foreign one shared with another nationality.

Ational Buenos Aires Firpo L. C. Smith & Bros- Typewriter Co

Police Seize Tequila In Bootlegger Turf War

A bootlegging dispute escalated into a police seizure of a large tequila cache hidden beneath wood near the Tanqué Verde highway. One man allegedly paid the other for illicit liquor but was taunted into a dare, leading the partner to alert authorities and trigger a major haul. Chief Dai Ford pursues the informer and hijacker who betrayed the crime ring.

Tanqué Verde Emugéier Dai Ford

Man With Hoe Becomes Tucson Local Figure in Cleanup

The Man With the Hoe has become a familiar sight in Tucson as city crews, under Archides, advance a city-wide weed and rubbish cleanup. Ten extra workers operate on the north side with plans to move to the south by meat Week. Two bay wagons haul weeds while Deputy Dufton leads health officers surveying homes urging residents to tidy properties.

Nder Jeck Dufton Dufton Health Department

Tom Mix thrills with record canyon leap in 3 Jumps Ahead

Tom Mix performs the longest canyon leap yet seen on screen in 3 Jumps Ahead at the Opera House today and tomorrow. The stunt follows a chase by rustlers as Mix and his horse leap a wide gorge while a bridge is destroyed behind them.

Tom Mix William Fox Opera House Western Plains Mix New York City Tony Fox Audubon’ Theater

Mix thrills fans with daring stunts on returning horse actor

The report recalls Mix performing perilous feats in prior films, including leaping from a horse to a moving train, riding down mountains, leaping between rooftops, crashing through two stories to a basement, and jumping into a moving freight car, while Tony remained nervous during the theater incident and no injuries occurred when the horse slipped on stage.

Tony Mix

Rotarians to Attend Corn-Fed Beef Barbecue at Cortere Farm

The Cortere farm of the Pima Farms company fattens two year old corn fed beef for a Rotary barbecue near Monday. Manager S. H. Grice confirmed the plan as Rotarians, usually dining at the Santa Rita, will drive out to Poe for the event.

Cortere Pima Farms Company H. Grice Santa Rita Rotary Poe

University students return to Tucson campus notices

Stanford student Mie fluby Reagan returns to Tucson to resume studies after illness. Joan Huffman editor of the Wildcat re joins for the coming year. Alumni and students from Arizona universities arrive for the semester, including Jawie Carpenter, Joel Thompson Jr., Winnie Foster, Aaron Levy, Ella Hegelund, Charlee Mahoney, William Brandenberry, P G Wolfe, and William Tanner, with campus activities and upcoming posts and facilities tours indicated.

Huge St TM Bring IP rent on Roads Off Florida

Anticipating a record influx of motorists next winter, authorities caution about rising road use and potential funding needs as Florida braces for heavier traffic and convoy congestion.

Florida

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