Notable Visitors and Local Returns in Winslow
A roundup of visitors and residents in Winslow includes Babbitt Brothers Trading Co. guests Ray, Herbert and Joe Babbitt with Mrs. Ray Babbitt. Oraibi trader Lorenzo Hubbell Jr. a birth at Moqui. and several residents returning fromFlagstaff, Holbrook, Kingman and the coast. Notables include Judge Crosby visiting a recuperating wife, Mrs. Emma Smith and Maury Smith heading to France with a gold star family, and Mrs. Laura Miller returning from the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxie Webb
Goodyear Rubber Co
Webb
Babbitt Bros
Ray
Herbert
Joe Babbitt
Babbitt Brothers Trading Co
Ray Babbitt
Winslow
Oraibi
Lorenzo Hubbell, Jr
Arizona
New Mexico
Gil Santos
Moqui
Bob Lewis
Santa Fe Roundhouse
Globe
Art Schuster
Heber
Schuster
St. Johns
Holbrook
Ventura
California
J. E. Crosby
A. F. Switzer
Crosby
Jack Weasel
Tennessee
Everett Walcott
Los Angeles
Mr. Walcott
R. L. Walcott
C. H. Bingley
Flagstaff
Garland Bushman
Phillip Lancaster
R. B. Lancaster
Burr. Williams
Leupp
Holibrook
Dallas Guttery
Hol- Breek
P. McDevitt
Kingman
San Diego
Long Beach
Thorwald Larson
B. V. Monson
Jack Shaw
W. .J. Henson
Sarah Smith
Snowflake Herald
Emma L. Smith
Emma Smith
France
Elmer Olsen
G. A. Snodgrass
Phoenix
G. C. Bazell
Navajo
Burr Porter
Mifred Herrick
Eva Rhelia
Drought Loss May Reach Billion Mark
Reported drought damage could exceed one billion dollars with government plans to ease freight costs on hay and feed to cattle regions. Officials weigh transport relief and credit options as Agriculture Department prepares a detailed conditions report for Mr. Hoover next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Mr. Hoover
Carl Williams
Farm Board
Aviator Hawks Across the Nation In Record Flight
Aviator Hawks completed a west to east crossing in 13 hours 3 minutes 43 seconds amid storms from Pittsburgh to Terre Haute and Arizona. Crowds cheered as he landed, his parents and Mrs Hawks observing. he planned a return flight to improve the record. He expected to stop at Albuquerque Wichita and Indianapolis on the way back to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Terre Haute
Ind
Albuquerque
Arizona- California
Arizona
Hawks
Charles M. Hawks
Turner
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Wichita
Indianapolis
Three Women Die In Train Car Crash At English Creek
Three women believed to be sisters from Lilly Pennsylvania were killed when their car was struck by a Reading railroad train at the English Creek crossing near Pleasantville New Jersey. The crash occurred as the vehicle attempted to cross a track ahead of the oncoming train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Will BE
N. J
Lilly, Pa
English Creek Crossing
Reading Railroad
Nogales Flood Leaves City Poised Between Nations
Flooding inundated business and residential districts on both sides of the Nogales border. A Mexican woman and her husband were found drowned in the arroyo, as hundreds fled to higher ground and shelters opened for the displaced. Damage tops $50,000 in Nogales Sonora and $25,000 on the Arizona side with rescue and looting prevention underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Nogales
Sonora
Arizona
Grand Avenue
Salvador M. Estrada
25Th United States Infantry
Camp Stephen Little
Prohibition foes urge bigger war chest for fall primaries
Dir. McBride warns the wets menace in Democratic ranks ahead of the presidential year. He calls for stronger state groups and an offensive plan, noting twenty primary elections already held and stressing nonpartisan league methods in primary campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
McBride
Norviel Barred In Coconino Primary
The unexpired term of Judge J E Jones ends November 4 1930 and a people elected judge will serve until January 1 1931. With no nominating petitions filed both parties may place a candidate in the race. B R Byers of Williams is unopposed for the Republican nomination in the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Jones
Board of Supervisors
B. R. Byers
Williams
Colorado Attorney General Robert F. E. Winbourn Dies
Denver report says Robert FE. Winbourn, 48, attorney general of Colorado, died at Mercy hospital after an operation for an intestinal ailment. He had been state prosecutor since 1947 and is survived by his widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Robert FE. Winbourn
Colorado
Mercy Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. M. Siegmund
W. R. Hensley
Ralph Siegmund
Melvin Greer
Don Ashbough
Glendale
W. J. Hanson
Charles Secrist
San Pedro
Mr. Secrist
East
Laura Miller
Missouri
Kansas City
Chicago
SPE
San Francisco S
Santa Fe
H. J. Fouts
Legge
Northwest
National Livestock Marketing Association
16Th Regiment
Ariz
Ameli
Prohibition
Norviel
Coconino
Jantzen
All Jantzen
Mahoney Addn
End
Hicks Ave
Central News CO
Babbitt
Sohkinenschen
INUCC
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