Living standards rise as wages widen access to luxuries
The piece notes a century shift from basic housing and food to widespread use of cars, radios, and modern appliances. Senator Dill argues every worker should enjoy comforts, education, and a good home, while the piece also critiques Arizona Daily Star’s coverage of Democratic unity and Hunt vs. Phillips in 1928 politics.
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America
C. Dill
Washington
Washington State
Henry Ford
Democratic Party
Arizona Daily Star of
Tucson
Phillips
George W. P. Hunt
Daily Star
Frank Lyman
Hunt
Death of Warren G. Damon Editor of Mohave County Miner
Obituary honors Warren G. Damon editor and general manager of the Mohave County Miner. The Kingman newspaper industry and northwestern Arizona mourn a valued, respected figure whose life and labors were widely praised across the state. Expressions of commendation follow his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Damon
Mohave County
Arizona
Kingman
Northwestern Arizona
Notable historical notes and editorials referenced
Excerpted fragments report on G. W. P. Hunt supporting an eight hour day for public works and hazardous occupations, a Winslow Mail editor’s irritation with Mussolini epithet usage, a headline about lions killing natives in East Africa, concerns about schoolboy discipline linked to soap sales, a dull 1930 European tourist season, and a suggestion Americans may seek domestic travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. P. Hunt
Editorial clash over Labor Journal stance on Hunt candidacy
The Arizona Silver Belt reports editorials accusing the Labor Journal of political bias against former Governor Geo W Hunt. It notes resentment from workers over alleged attacks and contrasts claims of official status with ownership by the State Federation of Labor. The piece cites a January Phoenix meeting where the Executive Board adopted a resolution.
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Arizona
Labor Journal
Geo. W. P. Hunt
State Federation of Labor
Dunbar’s
Lyman
Labors
Hunt
Phoenix
Bathing Suits Hard To See At Deauville Beach
Paris based UPI reports Deauville beaches unveil daring fashion with flesh colored and oil silk suits blurring lines of decency. Critics mock a proposed censor panel while noting fabrics blend with skin tone, water shedding properties, and new sunbathing trend toward brown backs.
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Deauville Beach
Paris
UPJ
Deauville
Floren Strand
Edgar Wallace
Arsene Lupin
S. S. van Dine
Sherlock Holmes
Journal Endorses No Candidate Until Board Directive
The Journal and its editor and manager are directed to endorse no candidate until directed by a future Executive Board meeting or by a Federation convention in September or by a non partisan league created by the State Federation. The Journal has adhered to that resolution and will continue to do so.
Fess Seen as Ideal GOP Figurehead for Hoover Era
Ohio Senator Simeon D. Fess is expected to become Republican National Committee chair with Claudius Huson vacating. The arrangement aims to project purity and stability while Robert H. Lucas handles the heavy campaign work.
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Ashington
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Claudius Husson
Fess
Hoover
Robert H. Lucas
Kentucky
Internal Revenue
National Committee
Senator Fess
Lucas
Jouett Shouse
Beach Fashion Sparks Debate Over String and Sun
The piece notes swimsuits risk moral concerns with inner strings at Deauville while silhouettes stay light and color schemes govern summer beachwear. It mentions Fujamas bath robes parasols and coordinated drinks like Bacardi cocktails Alexanders and copper hued Manhattans as the scene shifts to seaside style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Passports Not Needed to Enter Peru From U S
The Peruvian government informed New York steamship companies that American citizens will no longer need passports to enter Peru. The rule ends the last entry restriction, as vaccination certificates and passports are no longer required for U S visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
U. S
New York
New York Steamship Companies
United States
Expedition seeks ancient Greek city near Sebastopol
An underwater expedition has been organized near Sebastopol in Crimea to search for an ancient Greek town believed submerged by shifting earth strata. The mission aims to locate and study remains from antiquity under the sea.
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Sebastopole
Crimea
Ussr
Hayden Completes Inspection Trip Returns on President Adams
Senator Carl Hayden of Arizona ends a tour of government projects in his capacity on the territories and insular possessions division of the appropriations committee. He arrived in San Francisco aboard the liner President Adams.
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San Francisco
Carl Hayden
Arizona
President Adams
Hayden
Territories and Insular Possessions
Congressional Committee On Appropriations
Candidacies Enter Navajo County School Superintendent Race
Edith L. Henderson seeks re election as Navajo County School Superintendent in the Democratic primaries on September 9 1930. She asks for support and votes. J E Walker seeks re election as Constable Winslow Precinct No 2 in the Republican primaries and asks for votes and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navajo County
Edith L. Henderson
Winslow
J. E
Walker
G. W. Nelson
Arizona
Justice OF the Peace
Justice of the Peace of
J. A. Greaves
Caroline Adamns
Pete McCoy Seeks Democratic Primary Support for Winslow Precinct 2
Pete McCoy announces candidacy for Constable Winslow Precinct No 2 in the Democratic Primary on September 9 1930 and asks for friends' support.
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Winslow
Pete McCoy
Olive Clarke Reed Seeks Clerk of Navajo County Post
For Clerk Superior Court Navajo County seeking Democratic primary nomination on September 9 1930 Olive Clarke Reed claims six years continuous service as Deputy Clerk under Lloyd C Henning qualifies for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Navajo County
Lloyd C. Henning
Olive Clarke Reed
Arizona
Wallace Ellsworth
Navajo County Attorney Seeks Democratic Primary Re‑election
A county attorney in Navajo County seeks re election in the Democratic Primaries. The candidate asks for voter support and your vote at the primary.
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Navajo County
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SS Richards
J. Mork
Associated Press
THE
United Press Association
the Newspaper Enterprise Association
MR. Legge
National’ Epitorial Association
Giragis
Winslow Mail
Mussolini
Il Duce
Prescott Courier
East Africa
Man Alive
Europe
Samuel Dashiell
United Press
Opics Gee Ashington
Rodney Dutcher
NEA Service
Mr. Lucas
John J. Raskob
Raskob
Shouse
Huston
Anti-Saloon League
Methodist Board of Temperance
Prohibition
Public Morals
Lewis W. Douglas
Democrat
U.S
Frank Wishon
W. W. Whitecotton
Los Angeles
Winslow Precinct No
John Lazear
Nata County
Hookwaf
Holbrook
C. D
McCauley
W. BE. Shumway
Holbrook, Arizona
C. W. Harp
Fred Brown
Charles J. McQuillan
Sam S. Gillespie
J. B. Drumm
W. Paul
Leila B.) Geary
Tom Fraser
Ray
O. C. Williams
Charlie
Winslow, Arizona
J. W. Richards
Joseph’ City, Arizona
Northern
Tom C. Foster
Winslow District No. 2
Fred B. Douglas
P. A
Phil) Sawyer
Don T. Udall
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