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Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1927
Page
4
Anglo American friendship praised to avert world war risk
Sir Esme Howard, British Ambassador to the United States, spoke in Boston about the need for Anglo American friendship. He warned against efforts to undermine ties, saying they could hinder peace and raise the risk of another world war.
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Sir Esme Howard
United States
Boston
Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants
Britain
Esme
Atlantic
America
Clothes and the Girl Shows Fashion as a Salary Dilemma
A study on working girls links smart clothes to job prospects and marriage, noting employers demand attire yet pay low wages. Investigators argue dress can affect health and morality, and call for solutions to bridge the salary gap that funds stylish clothing.
World revival in shipbuilding noted by Lloyds Register
Lloyds Register of Shipping public returns for the quarter end September 30 show a global revival in merchant vessel construction. The United States falls from fifth to seventh place with 91 070 tons on hand, while Great Britain and Ireland lead with 1 536 416 tons.
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Lloyd’s Register of Shipping
Great Britain
Ireland
Germany
Italy
France
United States
Lloyds
Oklahoma Legislature Faces Court Again Over Special Session
The Oklahoma legislature may meet in the state capitol or in the county jail as an alternative writ seeks to prevent gathering. A district judge orders show cause why the session should not be blocked, signaling ongoing clashes between branches amid calls to probe state offices including the governor.
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State Capitol
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Air mail future expected to cut postage and boost routes
Aviation progress may lift ordinary letters to air delivery within years as the air mail service lowers costs. Contracts pay up to $3 per pound with some routes already profitable at two cent mail rates. Volume rises, led by Chicago, and Earl Wadsworth heads the program.
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Post Office Department
Lindbergh
Harry New
Earl B. Wadsworth
Indiana stance on crooked politics shows courage and conviction
The passage asserts Indiana’s bold approach to crooked politics, emphasizing its commitment to ethical governance and strong moral stance. It frames the state as having the nerve to stand by hard reforms despite political pressure.
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Indiana
Miscellany of political quips and naval notes from 1927
A collage of remarks touches on Barbs sewing hair in New York and Nick Longworth as a presidential possibility. It notes Kemal’s five day speech, Palestine limits, St Paul scofflaws and Volstead jokes. It mentions Nicaragua elections, marines guarding polls, and navy mincemeat bids. A statistician pegs Adam’s age at 5931 years.
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New York
Nick Longworth
Scofflaws
St. Paul
Andy Volstead
Six California prisoners to face bar of justice at Folsom
Six riot leaders at Folsom Prison are scheduled for a preliminary murder hearing over the death of guard Ray Singleton after a Thanksgiving Day uprising that involved about 1200 inmates. The coroner’s jury found Singleton was stabbed by the escape leaders. The men named are Anthony Brown Roy S. Stokes Walter E. Burke James H. Gregg A. M. Stewart and James Gleason. Brown was also implicated in George Baker’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
BAR OF Justice
Folsom
Ray Singleton
Justice of the Peace
J. B. Leonard
Singleton
Anthony Brown
Roy S. Stokes
Walter E. Burke
James H. Gregg
A. M. Stewart
James Gleason
George Baker
Baker
Brown
Woman Dies by Poison Amid Deportation Wait
Kathleen Jackson, Oakland stenographer, died at Napa State Hospital after taking poison on November 19 while awaiting deportation to Canada. The death occurred at the Alameda county Highland Hospital where she had been treated as a mental patient. Her transfer to Napa prompted an official inquiry into mistreatment of patients at the county institution.
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Napa
Cal
Kathleen Jackson
Oakland
Napa State Hospital For
Canada
Alameda County
Highland Hospital
Miss Jackson
Bank Posts Reward For Bandit Capture In Los Angeles
A Bank of Italy branch robbery in Los Angeles prompted a $1000 reward posted by Bank of Italy National Trust and Savings Association for the capture of the robber dead or alive. The bandit flashed an officer badge, entered as the manager was away, and demanded cash from a woman teller.
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Los Angeles
Bank of Italy
Bank of Italy National Trust and Savings Association
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