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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1923
Page
3
A district court abeyance decision shapes the appeal in a Nebraska case involving gender pay and employment law. The mixed ruling touches enforcement, the state’s stance, and the Sar wage law’s reach as it affects female employees and related parties.
Tests on sugar beets from Sulphur Springs Valley indicate potential for a sugar industry in New Mexico. University of Arizona analysis by C N Catlin lists sugar content from 10.1 percent to 19.7 percent, with beets retaining sugar after rain and leaves transferring sugar to beets later. Fenchurch optimistic about a 100000 acre development. Combe recommends Sulphur Springs Valley Cochise County with shallow water. Beets also useful as cattle feed and suit the hot days cool nights. Efforts extend to San Pedro valley with a projected 16 percent average content for industry success.
Fragmentary text outlines questions about reclamation of land for settlers and owner rights. Mentions offices, commissions, and the need for public statements and procedures to advance commissions, with references to state directions and open public discussion.
Archaeologist Dean Byron Cummings reports new finds from the round house village in Kayenta valley supporting that pottery making originated in the southwest. The three-site summer expedition uncovered slab and round house settlements showing crude beginnings evolving into a major ancient industry, with cliff dwellers credited for advancing the craft.
Government hunters under Inspector Musgrave report 52 coyotes killed in August in the Seligman district and other Arizona ranges. Fred Willie and John L. Frederick lead with multiple captures while warnings about bounty fraud and discipline are issued, with aims to remove wolves by June 25, 1974.
Refugees from the earthquake zone arrive aboard the mercy ship to Victoria amid relief efforts. Medical teams, food, clothing, and ministering hands are ready. Seattle is expected to receive the next wave, with planes and reporters aiding the rapid aid mission.
Tharée Ortiz entered a guilty plea before Judge William F Sawtelle in federal court to charges of transporting aliens. Sentence expected Monday after the plea, as Ortiz was indicted by the recent grand jury. Adjournments delayed arraignments for others including Albin Otte Mathessul and Marthe Wull on immigration law violations. A new home on Fort Fourth Street nears completion for FF HS Packard, slated for occupancy soon, highlighted as a future University Manor showplace.
Supervisor and Mrs. George Truman of Pinal county arrived in Tucson yesterday to arrange enrollment for one of their sons in local schools.
A Sunday School athletic league meeting at the YMCA prepared for a September 29 swimming contest. Competitions start September 29 with a final meeting on September 2. Winners earn points in athletics gymnastics and swimming. Classes include juniors and young men with summer coaching. Brick construction of the building was finished by Grade Brick Co and interior work will begin soon.
Open to the public the athletic director announces a held event at the Civic Hall. Athletes compete for medals with gold silver and bronze awarded, followed by a game between teams at the venue and a post event contest.
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