Slade Arrest and Stampede Endanger Three Bar
Sheriff Harris and allies trap Slade and accomplices in a tense cabin struggle. Waddles and Morrow are overpowered as a stampede of Three Bar cattle approaches the ranch, forcing a hurried retreat and setting up a future showdown.
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Harris
Slade
Carp
Black Fist
Sistle
Morrow
Thien
Alden
Carpenter
United States
Lang
Garshals
Beipfeas
Waddies
Vad Giea
Skells
Ome Tong
Harrie
Waddles
Officer’s Dignity Cuts No Figure With Pat
A former C M T C trainee recalls three years across camps and an incident with Abraham Levinski nicknamed Pat. At a military mobilization, the general rode by and Pat calmly drew a camera, turned the general’s horse, and ordered a sly smile, drawing laughs from troops and the officer.
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Pat
Abraham Levinski
Robert Noor ing Governor of Pennsylvania and Declaration Signer
On October 33 1734 Robert Noor ing became PA governor and later joined the Continental Congress. He signed the Declaration of Independence and financed the war as his most valuable service.
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Robert 110
Nooring
Pennsylvania
Continental Congress
Marriage Well any marriage and coeducation
Glimpses from the Atchises Globe report on marriage practices and coeducation, noting social expectations and local attitudes in a concise blur of 19th century commentary.
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Atchises Globe
Radio Networks Schedule Highlights for June 16 17 18 19 20 21
Radio listings show N B C Red and Blue networks and Columbia System scheduling daily programs from morning to late night. Notable items include Progr ams like Radio Household Institute Voice of Firestone Grand Opera Hour and Montgomery Ward Hour with multiple daily spots and special guests.
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N. B. C. Reo
Radio Household Institute
Too Po
Voica
Firestone
A. & P. Gypsies
General Motors Family Party
Empire Builders
Grand Opera
B. C. Blue
Montgomery Ward
M. U. & Dept. of Agriculture
M. Roxy
Is Gang
White House Coffee
M. Edison Recorder
C. Red
N. B. C. Red
M. Radio Household Institute
la Touraine
Happy Wonder Bakera
Ingram
Washington
Yeast Foamers
Sylvania Foresters
ABA Voyagers
Stromberg Carlson
Chancellor Dance Orchestra
Columbia System
Ida Bailey Allen
Hank Simmons
van Heusen
la Palma
Koleter
Kansas Frolickers
Coward Comfort
Hoover Sentinels
Seiberling Singers
Halsey Stuart
N. 8. C. Blue
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Grennan
Lehn and
Fink
Mennen
Veedol
Maxwell House
Libby, McNeil & Libby
du Barry
Theronold
Marine Band
Sonora
George Olsen
N. B. C Red
Raybestos
Paris
Schroedertown Brase
Dept. of Agriculture
Dee West
Enna
Arizona and New Mexico News Roundup in 1927
Key items include George Bergfield named principal of Douglas High School replacing Charles Graner. New Mexico cattle shipments for April total 41 226 from M G Keenan. University of Arizona grants 32 advanced degrees and 240 bachelor’s degrees at June commencement. Thomas Montoya is killed at Mimbres River store. George Karr faces shooting charges claiming self defense. Arizona Baptist Association calls dress reform and condemns mixed bathing. Smoki ceremonials in Prescott draw 300 participants. Judge Orie Phillips names Jennie Johnson Las Vegas secretary. Ground broken for a 2 5 million Phoenix generating plant near city limits. Bryant Williams reports a 274 lambs 22 620 pounds average 24 pounds each. State Education Board awards arithmetic contract to Scott Forman Co and adopts Our Arizona by Ida Floyd Dodge. Charles Foster found guilty of murder in Tombstone. Ramon Tafoya acquitted on an instructed verdict in Las Vegas. Cavern discoveries near Globe announced with grand opening June 2. Aztec Chamber backs Farmington fair. J A Lawrence finds 1848 cap and ball Springfield rifle near Socorro. Deming fire destroys laundry and frame house 7500 loss. State Highway Commission raises salaries 317 100 annually for 20+ staff. Prescott meteorological station readied for transcontinental air service. Arizona to spend five to seven million dollars in profits on improvements.
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Thomas Montoya
San Lorenzo
Mimbres
Silver City
George Karr
Arizona Baptist Association
Jennie Johnson
Las Vegas
Tenth Circuit
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Albuquerque
Phoenix
Central Arizona Light and Power Company
Bryant Williams
Hope
N. M
Williams
Arizona State Board of Education
Scott, Forman and Company
Arizona
Ida Floyd Dodge
Tucson
Globe
A. L. Logan
Fred Rhodes
Logan
Chamber of Commerce of
Aztec
San Juan
Farmington
United States
Doubtful Praise Echoes Through Great Hall
A dialogue highlights a singer's performance as the audience disperses with 80 leaving room for the encore. The exchange suggests mixed reception and polite crowd behavior in a public venue.
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Singer
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Antacid Endorsed by Doctors
Physicians urge Phillips Milk of Magnesia to neutralize excess stomach acid. A spoonful acts quickly, relieves gas and sourness, and leaves the system sweet. Safe for children, available at drug stores as the genuine prep aration.
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Hal G. Evarts
Hal G. Evarta
WNL
Grigzly
Wooddles
Larris
Billie
Evansoll
Brill's
U. S
Elde
N. B. C. Red Network
Parke Cadman
Bowes
Atwater Kent
Parker
C. Blue Network
Roxy Stroll
M. McKinney
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Whittall Angin Persians
Enna Jettick Melodies
Collier Rade
M. Light
Opera
Columbia
Ravlad
Cathedral
Servion Ty
Donald Grey
Uncle Don
Vitaphone
Robert Burns Panatelas
M. Jewel
M. Radio
Frederic W. Wile
Paul Whiteman
WB. Cc
Ida Bailey Alien Ea
George Oleen Mudiic
George Bergfield
Douglas, Ariz
Charles W. Granoer
State of
New Mexico
M. G. Keenan
Charles Foster
Classville
Martin Parke
Tombstone
Ramon Tafoya
Santa Fe
Deming
Arizona Highway Department
State Highway Commission
Transcontinental Air Transport
Prescott
New York
Pacific Coast
Taspirin
Eeeaco
Bayer
Hanford
Woney Beck
Gealer
Breodys
Nixel Pharmical CO
Deaver
Cole
Dr. Gordon
First National Medicine Co
6Th Ave
Denver
Gordon
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