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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1930
Page
4
The Winslow City Council backed collecting all fines at sentencing and jail terms if needed. The move targets hundreds of dollars in uncollected penalties and aims to improve law observance and boost city revenues.
The Prescott Courier comments on the rhetoric around former Governor George W. P. Hunt and challenger Frank Lyman. It praises Hunts decisive "doer" reputation and questions Lyman's readiness, suggesting Hunts offers independent action while Lyman relies on political persuaders.
A Nogales Herald column argues editors must choose reader interest over free submissions. Space, advertising needs, and mechanical limits force careful culling of material to avoid overfilling. Editors welcome news of genuine interest. filler items dilute quality.
A Winslow Daily Mail letter from August 4 1930 rebuts Mr Ashbaugh of California who boasted of wealth and influence. The writer defends Arizona scenery independence and accuses California of overreaching by seeking control of Colorado River waters and Winslow business.
Two boys were struck by cars on Flagstaff streets this week but faced only minor injuries. Eleven year old Sefe rino Saez Jr. broke an arm after running in front of a vehicle likely driven by Teofilo Gonzales of a local lumber mill. no charges filed. Five year old Junior Foster received minor cuts and bruises when hit at a street crossing. officers said the accident was apparently unavoidable.
Nevada Governor Fred Balzar disarmed Gordon C. Smith during a heated dispute in Las Vegas. Balzar reached for Smith's collar, twisted the arm, and the gun fell to the floor. County Commissioner James Cashman accompanied them as tensions rose over Balzar's Las Vegas real estate activities.
In Flagstaff a thief entered United Dry Goods by jimmying a rear door. He removed his threadbare clothes and wore a new suit shoes and hat before vanishing. The next morning the discarded garb lay in the store floor and only one suit plus a few items were missing.
Edith L. Henderson seeks re election as Navajo County School Superintendent at the Democratic primaries on September 9 1930. J E Ed Walker runs for re election as Constable Winslow Precinct No 2 in Republican primaries. John Lazear also runs for Constable Winslow Precinct No 2 in Democratic primaries seeking votes and support.
A fragment notes Pete McCoy appealing for support from friends in Winslow Precinct No 2 ahead of the Democratic Primaries held September 9 1930. The snippet emphasizes local party activity and campaigning.
For Clerk Superior Court Navajo County candidate seeks appointment after six years as Deputy Clerk under Lloyd C. Henning. Democratic Primary set for Tuesday September 9 1930.
Public notice endorses the incumbent Navajo County Attorney for re election subject to Democratic Primaries. Voters advised that support and votes will be appreciated.
For county assessor I hereby announce my candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the office of Assessor of Navajo county Arizona. The support of my friends in Navajo county will be appreciated and is solicited on the pledge of a duplication of my past record in this office.
C W Harp announces candidacy for Navajo County sheriff subject to the Democratic primary on September 9 1930. He cites years as a peace officer and asks for support.
A brief political notice states Fred Brown seeks reelection to the office of County Treasurer with support urged for the September 9, 1930 election.
Charles J. McQuillan seeks the Republican nomination for State Representative in Winslow District No. 2, subject to the primary on September 9, 1930.
A. L. Dunklin of Winslow seeks support for Justice of the Peace at Winslow Precinct No 2 under the 9 1930 framework. The notice thanks friends for their anticipated backing and reflects local campaign activity.
Willcox based H. B. Issacks purchases service station from Mrs. H. M. Smith and plans to operate as Blue Banner Garage and Service Station. Glendale firm buys Glendale Lane Cleaning site on Glendale Avenue and Phoenix Laundry Company takes over. Nogales bids opened for Elm Street School building additions.
W J HookwaF of Holbrook Arizona announces candidacy for Navajo County Clerk in the Republican primary on September 9 1930. He pleads for voter support on a pledge of efficient conduct of the office.
A candidate describes participation in the Democratic Primaries on September 9 and appeals for voter backing from residents of Northern Arizona. The message is signed by TOM C. FOSTER from Phoenix, Arizona.
Fred B. Douglas announces his candidacy for State Representative in Winslow District No 2 with a request for support and votes ahead of the September 9 election date.
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