4. Unofficial opening of train service between Nogales and Guadalajara See Mr. H.B. Titcomb's telegram April 10, 1927, filed herein

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  Pamphlet -- "The Gate Way -- to the -- West Coast of Mexico. Empires of Opportunity." Tucson Chamber of Commerce, 1923. 24 pp. Page 22 includes reproduction of photo dated showing Julius Kruttschnitt, President Obregon, H.B. Titcomb, and Harry Chandler of The Times. Final page shows SPM time table for trains

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