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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1931
Page
5
Hogs 400 head 15 cents lower with 5.25 to 5.40 on eastern loads. Cattle 3 000 head steady to weak with Montana steers around 6.70 and bulk steers 4.65 to 6.60. Calves 800 head steady 4.00 to 6.56. Sheep 800 head steady with Utah lambs around 4.00 to 5.00 and ewes 1.50 to 3.00.
In Phoenix a suit challenges the state barber and cosmetology law and the powers of the state board. The plaintiff alleges the board forced him to take an exam to teach cosmetology and pay 26 in fees, seeking a court ruling on authority and licensing. The docket notes a separate Kansas City market report on hogs cattle and sheep.
New York civil courts require about 17 million dollars in annual funding from taxpayers. The figure underscores the scale of the state judiciary's budget and its impact on public finances.
The New York stock market moved unevenly with a tentative rally fading into midday liquidation. Traders awaited Congress action in Washington, railway labor talks in Chicago, Basel reparations discussions, and dividend meetings, while hopes rose for a favorable ICC decision on freight rates.
The Navajo county Superior court records show twelve marriages and one divorce in November. Olive May Harris and Stephen A Harris obtained a divorce. a dozen couples were licensed to wed from Winslow, Holbrook, McNary, Flagstaff and other towns, with partners from Missouri to Tennessee.
PRESCOTT December 7 1949 Judge Fred C Jacobs sentenced 18 year old Patrick Yee to two years in prison and fined 500 dollars after he pled guilty to violating the narcotic act. Mah Ben Til 71 arrested with Yee pleaded not guilty. Frank Earl received a six year term.
In Navajo County Arizona First National Bank of Winslow sues Edgar I Amerman Leo R Hesser Louise Wood John Doe Hesser and Richard Roe in Superior Court Holbrook. Defendants must answer the complaint within twenty to thirty days or risk default judgment. Court clerk Wallace Ellsworth signs the summons dated November 14 1931 with deputy clerk Paul Geary.
An indictment details months' sentence for three counts of forgery of postal money orders. James Edgar Hansen, 15, and George Woodruff of Provo Utah receive four years each in a reformatory for violation of the Dyer Act.
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