21 Sep 1923
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1923
Page
1
Cabinet discussions turn to agricultural relief as officials and lawmakers weigh a remedial program. Reports cite President Roosevelt’s advisers pressing for action amid farm distress and possible extra sessions to push relief measures through Congress.
Officials and publishers from the International Press and New York Publishers Association held a meeting in New York on Sept 1 to draft a contract. Three representatives from each side discussed an agreement to regulate press distribution and cooperation between the two organizations.
The military court of inquiry gains prominence in Coleone as Governor Walton delays stance on next Wednesday’s planned state legislative action. General Markham reports no troops mobilized since a Kingfisher contingent reached the capital at night.
Fragmentary report describes early efforts to fight a blaze near Ress in southeastern Martin County with responders from multiple districts. Mentions concern over conflagrations and protective actions, with limited readable details on agencies or exact times.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a maritime incident involving a wreck and resumed activity. The text is garbled and omits clear dates names or locations, leaving only hints of a shipwreck event and subsequent actions.
Detroit leads 265 to 201 15 16 1 as Olsen and Batter pace batteries Woodall Fullerton Birthea and Piet. Chicago Philadelphia game postponed Cleveland Washington postponed due to rain.
Second game in New York ended with 129 runs to 8? Batteries listed include Watson Gewdy Cooper Steineder Schmidt and Gooch.
Santa Fe bank closed this morning with a notice on the door stating State Bank Examiner L B Grogs in charge. W J Barker issued a statement noting there had been a slight run on the bank.
Reports from Sofia indicate incoming advices arriving through the port detailing a large number of wounded. Assistance teams are noted as active, with efforts ongoing to manage the casualty situation.
A bulletin from Jhete Plating dated Sept 21 reports a complete charging that a plot involved George Ward in the murder of Cler Peters. Ward is tied to the sister 3 Ward and to the laborer scene. The text is garbled but indicates an interdict related to a murder investigation.
Two Marine aviators Rogers and Palmer, flying from Santo Domingo via Havanas to the U S, landed near Miami after noon while another pair from Haiti to St Louis took off this morning. The report notes routes through Havana and Santo Domingo with unclear destination mentions Miami or Daytona depending on condition.
Bureau officials say study by victims of the ZR-1 navy air ship blast reveals a method to save a large amount of gas per year. Victims include Kauer of New Salem Ohio Cook of Cincinnati and Stephen Reed of New London Ohio. The accident stemmed from gas in a mixer sparked by a flame.
A torn OCR snippet provides limited readable facts with scattered letters and numbers. The text shows isolated vowels and fragments with no clear event or identifiables.
Elmer Schmidt was arrested on a charge of trying to obtain money by false pretenses. He allegedly conspired with partner Werderman in an insurance scheme involving a victim who faked death and was said to drown in the Ohio River. The plan reportedly hinged on a coin toss to decide outcomes, with clues found along a river bank.
A woman sitting in a moving elevator car was accidentally dragged into an open shaft on the main floor of the Central Park building. The car plunged to the lower level, trapping Mrs. George beneath. An attendant received minor injuries.
A fragmentary report notes ambassadors facing fines amid rising tensions. Details are incomplete, but the incident signals a notable sanction in a tense diplomatic setting.
The governor appeals for funds to support the fight against the Invisible Empire as lawmakers debate emergency measures. Testimony before a military court links County Attorney J K Sheriff Tom Ceronar and District Judge G W Clark to the Klan, while Judge Clark admits past Klan involvement but denies current ties. Grand jury actions were halted by military orders as the case unfolds.
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