Tragic Explosions Kill Two and Injure Several at Sea
The steamship Victorian of the Alaska Steamship line in Seattle suffered a deadly blast in its bunkers. Two men died as a sheet of flame and smoke towered hundreds of feet high. three others were seriously injured. Nation wide reports say postwar hazards persist with rising traffic deaths and wartime debt.
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Victorian
Alaska Steamship Line
Seattle
Wash
Census Bureau
United States
South and Central America
Mexico
Spain
Advisory Committee On
International Parcel Post
Richard E. Hoegling
Los Angeles
Cal
Frances Matthews
West
Marual Matthews
Arizona and New Mexico News Briefs Reach Wide
The National Bank of Gallup Mexico receives its charter and opens January first. Menwal School in Albuquerque begins main building, cost over 77000 dollars. Glendale State Bank closes. supervisor expects temporary shutdown. Gold ore finds near Casa Grande spark excitement. Apache Powder plans acid plant at Calumet and Arizona Copper smelter site. A wireless net linked by forest office in Safford with Clifton, potential expansion. Mining firms in Jerome cut miners’ pay. Las Vegas evaluates livestock exhibit plans. U.S. Supreme Court upholds deportation case rulings in Arizona. Holbrook’s bank suspends business. Glendale bank closes. New Bank of Clementeau to open in Clemen ceau. Arizona Cotton Growers Association ends Mexican picker shipments. Ancient ruins found in Navajo country. Agtec NM dig yields relics. Cananea Copper delay extended to January 15. Patterson arrested over fraudulent check in Albuquerque. Curry County leads in Girls Club enrollment in 1920. Coroner’s jury ties J C Garter death to unjustified rifle wound. Capt E H Coyle found guilty of forcible entry at Tombstone.
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Union News Servict
National Bank of
Galup
Mexico
Menwal School
Albuquerque
Glendale State Bank
Glendale
Arizona
Jesse I. Boyce
Sheridan Mountains
Casa Grande
Douglas
Ariz
Apache Powder Company
Benson
Calumet & Arizona Copper Company
Forest Department
T. T. Swift
Safford
Clifton
Southwest
United Verde Mining Company
United Verde Extension Mining Company
Jerome
Las Vegas
N. M
Commercial Club
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
United States District Court of Arizona
Warren District
Holbrook State Bank
Holbrook
State Bank of
J. 8. Douglas
George Kingdon
William H. Brophy
Michael Z. Cunningham
Bisbee
A. J Pickerill
Prescot
Yavapai County
Bank of Clemenceau
Arizona Cotton Growers’ Association
Navajo
New Mexico
American Musepree of Natural History
Earl Hf. Morris
Mueblo
Agtec
X. M
Catuinen
Sonora
Dyer
Nogales
Cananea Consolidated Copper Company
P. Elias Callies
Alexander G. Patterson
Chicago
George A. Thompson
New York City
L. L. Gaines
The
Nazarene Church
Patterson
Curry County
New O
J.C. Garter
Graham
DHL
Harry Jites
The Blue Moon a Tale of the Flatwoods
Pearlhunter meets the Wild Rose, daughter of the recluse Wild Man, on the Wabash river flats in the late forties. He pursues a legendary $5,000 Blue Moon pearl as a sequence of exciting events unfolds in a queer world of freshwater pearl hunters.
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Flatwoods
Pearlhunter
Wild Rose
Becau
Wild Man
Os Wabash
The Iron Gray Woman on the River Houseboat
A young Pearlhunter aboard a dingy river boat cares for the ailing Iron Gray Woman his mother. She recalls a hidden family past including a Virginia bloodline, a cousin’s elopement, a betrayal, and a vow about a long-awaited pearl to be found when the son turns twenty-one. The chronicle hints at a father’s name and a difficult reckoning to come.
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Greece
Zeus
Buckeye
Wabash
Virginia
Oasis
Mes
Peart
Dougtt
Yong“ Talon
Painted Desert Navajo Wayfinding Monuments Guide Travel
The article describes stone sentinels and rock carvings left by Navajo people along desert routes to mark water sources. Directions may point to pools or seepages, with multiple monuments or arrows in rocks guiding travelers to scarce water amid barren canyons.
Giant Match Industry Details From Americana Report
The article notes America consumes 700 billion matches yearly requiring vast lumber and capital. It cites a Pacific coast plant covering 240 acres using 200000 feet of pine logs daily and emphasizes ongoing search for large forests of perfect trees to sustain demand.
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America
Pacific Coast
H. Chetey
Talke
Zoya
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