Weather summary shows cold spell with frost in valleys
The week ending December 5 recorded below normal temperatures across the state with Bright Angel a notable exception. Readings ranged to a high of 55 and a low of 3, while frost helped cotton fields and yields. Lettuce market activity increased in Salt River Valley and Yuma Valley saw warmer temperatures aiding farming.
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Bright Angel
Bright ‘Angel
U. S. Weather Bureau
Salt- River
Yuma Valley
Whiteriver
Grand Canyon
Williams
New Mexico
Nogales
Douglas
Conviction Of Navaro Brings Life Sentence
Felix Navaro was found guilty of first degree murder for the shooting of Henrio Martinez in Williams on July Std. He received a life prison term in a Coconino county court session led by Judge Jones. The verdict came after a two day hearing with police witnesses testifying. Navaro declined to discuss the shooting.
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The
Daily Mail
Williams
Milton ‘Holdington
Dr. Manning
Navaro
Jones
L. L. Sudhks
Carl Goodwin
G. A. Fanningg
W. B. Goble
Peter J. Harig
Wilson Haywood
Jewel Foster
Frank, Conrad
A. L. Patton
W. R. Slatton
C. L. Caffey
D. M. Hidridge
Frank Conrad
Genoa Board Orders Conte Azurro Liner Construction
The Llossbaudo board in Genoa decided to begin immediate construction of a 35,000 ton liner capable of 27 mph for six day service between Genoa and New York. The ship, to be named Conte Azurro, would beat the current fastest nine day crossing.
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Genoa
Italy
Llossbaudo
New York
Conte Azurro
Boulder dam debates and minor bills advance in chamber
In Congress the Senate debated legislation on Boulder dam funding while the Commerce Committee met to process several minor bills.
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Senate
Boulder Dam
Commerce Committee
Local notes mix sickness travel and commerce in Winslow
Local briefs report C R Tloyd confined to home with illness while a series of visits and trips unfold. The Silver Tea charity features a Torch Thumb wedding at Catholic Hall. Business travelers, health plans, and shopping occur across Winslow with residents and visitors from Holbrook Albuquerque El Paso and Denver.
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C. R. Tloyd
Catholic Hall
Joseph City P T A Hosts Health Talk Meeting
The December Joseph City P T A meeting focused on health issues with Dr. Stump of Winslow giving a preventive lecture. President Edith S Bushman led a community sing and discussed membership, the Christmas tree, and a drive to raise funds for a public library. Dentists Dr Heywood and Dr Stump examined school children free of charge.
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Joseph City
Edith S. Bushman
Moffit
Tanner
Bushman
Peterson
Guild Benefit Dance Tonight Features Special Acts
Special features will be the main attraction at the benefit dance tonight at Arcadia hall sponsored by St Martha's Guild of the Episcopal church. A turkey prize will go to the holder of the lucky number. Lloyd's orchestra provides the music as hostesses Mrs O'Hara Mrs Piesse Mrs Petchell and Mrs Venderift invite all to attend.
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Arcadia Hall
St. Martha’s Guild of the Episcopal Church
Prade
Lloyd’&’ Orchestra
Bill O'Hara
Piesse
Wm Petchell
Vendeerift
Motors to City and other travel notices in Winslow column
Baron Adams travels to Winslow for several hours of shopping and business before returning to headquarters. Len and Herbert Taylor head to Los Angeles for the winter. L. E. Gunn returns from San Bernardino after visiting kin. W. W. Franklin leaves for Phoenix for business and family matters. Mrs. A. G. Emmerson and Mrs. J. F. Auble make a pleasure trip to Kansas City, Missouri. J. McPherridge begins recovery from pneumonia delays. Mrs. B. L. Hicks plans Christmas shopping in Albuquerque. Pete Ward regains mobility after influenza. Winslow Motor Co reports three new Chrysler and Plymouth sales. J. E. Jarmain back at work after illness. E. H. French and spouse return from Detroit. Conductor A. E. Dickson ill at home.
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R.B. Walton
Winslow
Geo. Hennessey
Frank Wallace
Holbrook
W. D. Hitchcock
E. H. Bargeman
Len Taylor
Herbert Taylor
Los Angeles
California
Ada Balcolm
L. E. Gunn
Switchman Gunn
San Bernardino
Gene Graydon
Phoenix
W. W. Franklin
Wwee
Franklin Motor Company
A. G. Emmerson
Kansas City
Missouri
J. F. Auble
Emmerson
Jack, McPherridge
Cal Yards
Carl
Winslow Motor Company
Roy Potter
Dennison
Chrysler
Geo. Greeley
Leupp
H. P. McClain
J.E. Jarmain
E. H. French
Detroit
Michigan
A. E. Dickson
News Snippets From Winslow Hints at Visitors and Travel
The notice mentions a man returning Monday from El Paso due to his mother's serious illness and Mrs. G. C. Franklin arriving Wednesday from Gallup to visit her Santa Fe employed husband. It also notes Mrs. Martha Lewis of PayloF visiting Winslow as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Rhoton, and family.
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el Paso
Martha Lewis
Paylof
Winslow
Mrs. . Rhoton
Arrest Score Booze Smuggling Suspects
Fifty policemen raided a leading Cleveland hotel and arrested 20 men believed linked to a major liquor smuggling ring. Suspects listed Chicago St Louis New York Buffalo Tampa and Gary among their residences.
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United Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Buffalo
Tampa
Fla
Gary
Ind
Promoter Held on Check Charge in Albuquerque
Emory Smith a Denver promoter was questioned by police in Albuquerque about check writing. He sought to promote a passenger airport linking southwestern points and said his Denver based Smith corporation planned to build planes and equip air fields across the region.
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United Press Transcontinental Wire
Albuquerque
N. M
Emory Smith
Denver
Smith
Smith Corporation of Denver
McCluskey Is Named University Regent
Gov. Hunt appointed H. S. McCluskey to the University of Arizona board of regents to fill the unexpired term of Cleve W. Van Dyke. The appointment lasts until the first Monday in January 1931 and requires no senate confirmation. McCluskey previously served on the Arizona Colorado River commission and was a regent in 1917 and 1918.
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United Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Hunt
H. S. McCluskey
University of Arizona Board of Regents
Cleve W. van Dyke
Senate
McChiskey
Arizona Colorado River Commission
Quality Maid Bread Ad Declares Self Responsibility Terms
An old notice from CHAS H. Oster emphasizes that the writer will not pay any bills unless personally contracted. The piece references a sale or event occurring on December 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, and 12.
Highway Engineer Lefebvre Declines Resignation
State Engineer Lefebvre said he will not resign or quit the post unless removed by the commission for cause. He argued the office functions adequately and highway work progresses, calling the move a personal matter after the commission urged his resignation 3 to 2 in executive session. He has led the department for four years.
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United Press Transcontinental Wire
Phoenix
Ariz
Lefebvre
Highway Commission
Polish ambassador in Washington resigns over personal reasons
Warsaw reports ambassador M Ziechowski intends to resign from his post in Washington for personal reasons, a move disclosed to Poland's foreign office on December 6. The resignation follows postwar diplomatic ties and affects Poland's representation abroad.
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Warsaw
Poland
Washington
M. Ziechowski
Foreign Office
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Q. R. Gardner
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Baron Adams
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Christensen
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