Willite Plant Moves to Tempe for Paving Work
Sept 18 Tucson Willite paving firm undergoes major reorganization and sale. Col Conway announces temporary move of the large plant to Tempe for a paving project with return to Tucson after completion. The deal involves George Singleton, Frank Hereford and Frank Curley as leading stockholders and signals absorption of Arizon a Willite.
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Phosis
Arie@ne Willtte
Esemmnatea Bert
Colene
Conner
Mer
Comwest
Terton
Arisoma Willite Company
Tucsom
Inite
George T. Singleton
Frank H Hereford
Frank T. Curley
Col. Come
Wiltite Company
Tempe
Tucson
Cariey
Mu ‘Urley
Adimens
Cm Conway
Cot. Conway
Hereford
Willite Company
Inne Capital
Conway
Warren Brothers
Willite
Gophers Targeted by Central U S Expert Visit
Rodent Control Chief A Gilchrist will dispatch an expert to Tucson to aid extermination of gophers from October 1 to December 1. County Agent C R Brown urges farmers bothered by pests to report to the county agents office by September 1 for coordination and to ensure full district coverage. The plan centers on right-of-way lands near rail lines with poisoned sweet potatoes as a control method.
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Tucson
Faria
Arent
R. Brown
Gilchriet
Recient Control
Brown
Aete
Aletheta
Percen
Olchrist
Homes burned in Berkeley Cal fire spreads chaos
Massive Berkeley fire leaves hundreds homeless as 160 soldiers and National Guard patrol the burned zone. Oakland police and volunteers aid relief efforts while fires threaten surrounding streets and homes. Firefighters, relief agencies, and residents rush to move belongings and defend properties amid blackout.
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Oakland
Bay Cities
Berkeley
Fort Beatt
Med Cross
Salvation Army
Ty Am
Regular Army
National Guard
Fam
Diasigny
Alreséy
Local Farmers Debate Ending Cotton Quarantine
Farmers in the Flowing Wells and Tucson area held a meeting to argue against continuing the government and state imposed quarantine on cotton. Fred Ronstadt noted some districts feel the ban is no longer necessary as pest control concerns and rainfall wash seeds across farms are questioned.
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Tucson Parme
Tucson Farme Project
Teeson Farms
Stanz Not Employed by Old Pueblo Club
Mike Stanes the Greek, jailed on assault charge against Mrs. Abraham Joséph proprietor of fruit store at 648 West Congress Street. He was employed as janitor by the club about a year ago and was discharged this morning by Percy Rider secretary. Stanes allegedly entered the store Saturday night, refused to leave, and attempted violence when told to depart.
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Mike Stanes
Abraham Joséph
Fruit
Pércy Rider
Rider
Stanes
Joseph
West
Congress Street
For Sale By Owner Buy in Tucson Offers Best Value
A seller near Tuceon advertises a new home for investment near three blocks from a central area. The owner plans to move to California and promotes the property as the best buy with a contact phone number 1687-2.
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Owxner
Ornia
Committee Named to Lead Sunshine Club Fund Drive
At a Sunshine club board meeting held at the Old Pueblo club a committee was appointed to oversee this year’s finance drive. William McGovern announced the group which includes F A Nathan as chairman with members Hi Corbett Harold Steinfeld Mose Drachman P F Howell Monte Mansfeld Angolpa Naemessen J M Ruthedus Fred J Steward and President CH Marvin. They will publish a Results Bulletin and convene again at noon Wednesday.
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Sunshine Club
Old Pueblo
William McGovern
F. A Nathan
Hi Corbett
Harold Steinfeld
Mose Drachman
P. PF. Howell
Monte Mansfeld
Angolpa Naemessen
J. M. Ruthedus
Fred J. Steward
CH. Marvin
For Rent Purmiane House Near University
Rental notice for a house one block from a university listing contact phone 84 with heater included. Sparse OCR shows location near Purmiane and Somaa Ontater region.
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Sooma
YOR Sale of Cattle and Furniture Notice
Two milch cows a heifer and some furniture offered at bargain prices. For details contact Ri Box 27 Saw telle Ranch.
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Sawtelle Ranch
Jail Breakers Targeted by Pinal County Sheriff
Sheriff T Thurman of Pinal County vows relentless pursuit of eight escapees who broke from Florence jail Sunday night. He coordinates with adjacent counties and plans to extend search into Mexico. The fugitives, led by W P Lusk known as Sun Menton, are described as a dangerous “bad eggs” and had prior escape attempts in Texas and nearby jails.
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T. Thurman
Pina County
Thurman
Time &S
Mexico
Ho Te Kavta
W. P. Lusk
Sun” Menton
Thuriman
Perence
Florence
Henton
Khown
Texas
Wichita Falls
Hile
Bonora
Ray
Pinal
Fires Devour Homes As Wind Spreads Cinders
Cinders spray through the air as flames consume house after house. Workers struggle to halt the blaze and prevent its spread amid high winds and collapsing structures.
Jammer Adjutant Of Local Legion Post Passes Away
Waite, former post adjutant of the Morgan McDermott post, died after a major operation. He will be buried with a military escort under Fike lodge auspices. No funeral arrangements yet. Waite’s brother from California expected to arrive tomorrow. Waite served as adjutant under Commander J. Hf. Ballinger. Claude Smith has been acting adjutant since October.
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Jamer
Ende Wait
Morgan McDermott
Fike Lodge
Claude Smith
Waite
Tucton
307Th Engineers
Waites Brother
California
J. Hf. Ballinger
Foster Accused of Urging Revolt in Kansas City
William Foster of Chicago, radical labor figure, faced police questioning in Kansas City after an address hosted by the Labor Defense Council. Foster and Kansas City secretary John Michelio were arrested, later released on $1,000 bonds each, as authorities assess alleged advocacy of revolutionary methods and property confiscation. Chief Vassar planned further questioning.
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Kansas City
William 2. Foster
Chicago
Bong
Varsar
Labor Defense Council
Foster
John Michelio
St. Julian
Michigan
Michelic
Vassar
Missing Men Beheld Across Southern Arizona Border
Police and county officers from southern Arizona cities and Mexico assist in the search for missing men reported in Silver City Globe and Superior. Authorities across the region coordinate efforts amid the exarch for the missing persons.
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Silver City
Globe
Superior
Arisona
Mexico
Caia
Judge Campbell Recovers From Illness Returns To Tucson
Judge John W. Campbell reports complete recovery after weeks in hospital following eye complications from a siege of kineee. He attributes rapid improvement to consultations with specialists in Los Angeles and resumed duties in Tucson.
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John WH. Campbell
Tucson
Campbell
Kineee
Campbells Otners
Los Angeles
Women Prisoner Quarters Repainted at Pima Jail
All women prisoners were moved to the central cell block while the upper floor compartment is repainted. The rest of the jail received two coats of paint and calcimine under the supervision of Deputy L. O. Wagner to improve appearance and maintain order.
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Pima County
Tl. O. Wagner
Éecupr
Week
Wagner
Trvetet
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Forest of the Hill
Shattuck Avenue
Stanz
OLD Pueblo Club
Ronstadt Grain Co
Congress
Ever Perea
Iri
Mo Objection
W. W. Thomas
Blue Bell Mines
Mayer
Aris
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Sin
Maetella Fi. Brown
Brown Kieson
Kaiser
Glee Roth
the Book Shop
Stone
Bor- Gortané
R. H. Phillips
Beath
W J. Bartlett
Tyesen Gas Electric Light and Power Co
10Th St
Poarders
U. of A
High School
Let Ave
Griffin
Churea
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Company
Sun” Henton
Pinel County
Liberty
Vavirut
Neem Ane
San Simon
Fen Simon
Arigone University
Congren
Foree
Buebang
Mr. McKenslowe A
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F Gent
Co Treat Company
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