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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1928
Page
4
The article portrays teen Senator Couzens of Michigan as rich yet reluctant to fund churches or schools, hoping to aid deserving individuals directly. It argues wealth estranges him from the middle class and from understanding poverty, highlighting a broader need for support for millions unable to fund old age.
A 1912 era article surveys post election call to scrap parties and form a Constitutional party to defend the Constitution. It condemns Democrats for demagogism and mismanagement and criticizes Republicans for radical influences, urging orderly progress and public problem study.
A wart on the state liquor law in Michigan imposes life terms on a fourth conviction, seen as severe but criticized for sparing the big offenders. The piece argues for improved methods to catch and prosecute criminals rather than changing the law.
The query asks who the other party to the contract is for the world roaming wheelbarrow with a $5,000 purse. It seeks identification of the opposing signatory or claimant involved in the agreement behind the traveling figure.
A review shows that in 99.6 percent of cases the winning touchdown comes from a player who raced across the goal line rather than ambled. The finding highlights speed as a key factor in late scoring outcomes and reflects a common pattern across football narratives.
A fragment discusses various ways of pressing a button, mentioning an action labeled WA Hira owaarmne. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or identifiable entities beyond the generic reference to a button press method.
The Arizona Sentinel recounts Governor Alfred E Smith's Atlanta visit with Bobby Jones, praising Georgia's loyalty to Smith and noting his willingness to aid the Democratic Party. It discusses water rights tensions among Arizona California and Colorado River negotiations, urging peaceful arbitration and amicable settlements.
Senators Hayden and Johnson found common ground on Colorado River issues affecting Arizona and California. With adjournment, lawmakers opened discussion on fundamental questions. Both states seek river development and water storage to address drought and growth.
Allene Sumner recounts a nonexclusive interview with President Calvin Coolidge. The scene starts with a strict guard at the door and a press corps eager for access while the chief executive maintains firm decorum and a busy routine.
John Simpson, recently dropped from the federal Prohibition squad, was found dead in his Albany hotel room in Pueblo. Police call it suicide after he failed civil service exams and faced grand jury questioning over a seized liquor disappearance.
United Press Transcontinental reportsKansas City livestock receipts 5 000 cattle 800 calves with a steady to weak trade. Beef steers 10 50 11 50, yearlings 8 50 11 50, cows 7 00 8 50, vealers 8 60 12 50, bull stockers 9 50 11 25. Sheep receipts 6 000. lambs steady to 15 cents higher top fat lambs 13 35, fat lambs 13 00 13 35, fat ewes 6 50 7 23.
A Chicago policeman faces a $50,000 breach of promise suit amid remarks about wealth and public figures. The fragment also trails discussions on transit ridership, quarterback quality, and government sessions. The piece closes with mentions of Sir Oliver Lodge, Secretary Jardine, and Secretary Mellon in a broad satirical mood.
The Interior Secretary disclosed fees totaling 24 500 from Insull companies and reported 67 000 in Insull stock held over two decades, sold for 118 000 after appointment. His wife owns 100 shares, his sister 20, with red tape preventing disposal. West maintained limited direct contact with Insull and denied special information sharing.
In Ghieney a police siege of Ernest Whitehurst ends when he fires on detectives from a window and is killed after a curtain of gunfire overwhelms his second floor apartment. Deputy Commissioner John Stege and Commissioner William Russell lead the operation. Deputy Mullen is wounded.
Bears drove the market down then a mistaken sale of 50 000 shares on Packard Motors spurred a rapid rise to 163 before settling back to near 151. The error prompted a sharp, brief rally as traders covered shorts and broad lists fell. coincedent selling followed amid English king concerns and uneven sector shifts.
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