Conquistador Strike Ends With Wage Settlement
After a 10 month dispute, the El Conquistador hotel and the Bartenders and Culinary Workers locals signed a wage contract based on existing scales with further issues settled by Pioneer hotel terms. Open shop is allowed under the new state law and two of the three union members returned to work while picketing continued for the duration. A separate report notes J M Crist faced a bogus check charge after a East Congress street clothing store incident.
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East Congress Street
K. C. Yeazell
J. M. Crist
West
Laguna Street
Justice of the Peace
C. W. Gardner
Ele Conquistador Hotel
Culinary Workers’ Union
el Conquistador
Pioneer Hotel
Sign Toters Block Busy Intersection
Three men wearing derby hats tote signs on East Congress street at North Stone avenue advertising real estate. Police warned them Friday to cease or face prosecution under traffic flow ordinances. They stated they would stop operations.
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East Congress Street
North Stone Avenue
Global Flu Pandemic of 1918 Kills Millions
The 1918 influenza outbreak global death toll reaches about 20 million as health authorities struggle to contain the pandemic. Experts warn the disease spreads rapidly, affecting several continents and overwhelming hospitals and communities.
Transfer Functions of Travelers Aid to Community Service
The USC Travelers' Aid will be taken over by Community Service Inc with Laura Stollar hired as a welfare worker. She will assist stranded travelers with established charities and cooperate with railroad and bus companies. A nominating committee for next year’s officers was named: Horbert chair, plus Bray, Pomeroy, Hitt, Budlong, and Inskeep.
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USC Travelers’ Aid
Community Service, Inc
Laura Stollar
William S. Walsh
Harry Horbert
W. J. Bray
R. L. Pomeroy
Carl M. Hitt
C. V. Budlong
Lester Inskeep
Air Service Is Approved Between Phoenix and Tucson
The state corporation commission authorized Arizona Airways to operate air passenger service between Phoenix and Tucson, ending a dispute with Southern Arizona Airlines and American Airlines opposing the routes. Arizona Airways plans twice daily round trips starting Sunday with stops at Casa Grande on Tue Wed Fri Sun and at Coolidge on Mon Thu Sat.
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Phoenix
State Corporation Commission
Arizona Airways, Inc
Tucson
Arizona Airways
Southern Arizona Airlines, Inc
American Airlines
H. C
Rocky) Nelson
Casa Grande
Coolidge
New Feeder Service Lines Hinted In Arizona Air Plans
The corporation commission foresees approval by the Civil Aeronautics Board for feeder service to American Airlines and Trans-World Airlines. Arizona Airways and others seek feeder certificates while existing air service certs face legal doubt. Judge Lyons weighs who has first rights in two cases in Pima County and another case in Maricopa County.
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Corporation Commission
Civil Aeronautics Board
American Airlines
Trans-World Airlines
Arizona
Airways
John D. Lyons
Pima County
Maricopa County
Attorneys In Suit Correctly Listed
The Daily Citizen corrects a front page error about the Rancho de la Sombra lawsuit ten miles northeast of Tucson. It names the correct attorneys for the ranch owners Carl and Marie Reiners as Larry Robertson and A Y Holesapple of Darnell and Robertson. Archie Connor and Gerald Jones represented Mr and Mrs James C Shields.
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The
Daily Citizen
Rancho de la Sombra
Tucson
Larry Robertson
A. Y. Holesapple
Darnell & Robertson
Carl and
Marie Reiningers
Sir
James C. Shields
Archie Connor
Gerald Jones
Arizona Airways and G Airlines Compete in Tucson
Arizona Airways and G Airlines of Tucson enter a regional aviation dispute with Southern Arizona Airways also from Tucson, while Sky Harbor Air Service in Phoenix and American Airlines watch as interested spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Airways
G. Airlines
Tucson
Southern Arizona Airways
Sky Harbor Air Service
Phoenix
American Airlines
Tucson Firm To Sell Stock
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13. Republic Indemnity Co. of America, Tucson, Arizona, files with the SEC to offer 20 000 shares of $10 par common and 50 000 of $2 par 50 cent cumulative preferred stock to common stockholders. Common at $30 per share two thirds per old share. preferred at $10 per share one and two thirds per old share. Public after Jan 20 if not subscribed. No underwriting. Goal to raise $1.1 million. Organized last April 1, authorized to do business in eight states with licenses pending in four more. NEW ORLEANS A movement to convert the 108-year-old U S mint in the French Quarter into a museum begins.
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Philadelphia
Republic Indemnity Co
Aneica
Tucson
Ariz
Securities and Exchange Commission
New Orleans W.2
U. S. Mint
French Quarter
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Mr. Don’t” Books
Firestone Stores
Th Ave
6Th St
Air Service
Patty Baggs
Cribbon
Nora
Max Bailey
Lester
Raymond
Bailey Dwight
Bailey
Bailey C
Bailey Richard Bailey
Baillie Charles Bain
Leah Marsh Bain
Bainbridge
Baird
Baker
Soo Baker
Basi
Baker CH
Baker Emma
Bent
Baker Forest
Frank E
Ae Baker
Warren
Baker's Place Restaurant
Saahe
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Evan de
Laeyle
van le
Per Paig
Ralph
Barth Phillip
Bartley
Pany
California
Colorado
Illinois
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Utah
Wyoming
Washington
New Mexico
Kansas
Oregon
Olly
East Pennington Street
University District
Speedway
Park Avenue
N. Stone Ave
N. Campbell
Consumers Market
UTE Rolly Cleaners
Grand Road
Tucson Laundry
East Sixth Street
Nogales
Tombstone
Hayden
Superior
Ajo
Tama Wirt Market
del Monte
Libby
Mt. Pass
Kraut Kuner's
Martinelli
Hunt
Ajc
Salt Morton's
Purex Galion
iPeas
St. Joseph
St.Joseph
Tucson Physician's Optical Company
Sixth Ave
Verne J. Hutchinson Dispensing Optician
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