Shown No Quarter in Auburn Prison Riot Aftermath
The Auburn New York state prison riot cost nine lives including the Principal Sweeper. Warden and seven guards were taken hostage until troopers rescued them. Officials urge no quarter for revolting inmates and sterner prison discipline to curb unrest.
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Auburn, N. Y
New York State
Arizona
Auburn
Colorado
Canon City
Jennings
State Chief of Correction
United States
Christmas Deliveries Ahead For Winslow Shoppers
The town urges early shopping and mailing to ease last minute package surges for postal workers and store staff. Citizens are asked to help Winslow by ensuring others receive gifts on time and sharing in a merry Christmas for all.
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Winslow
Life for a pie shows harsh law in Texas case
A Texas ex convict was sentenced to life for stealing a chocolate pie and 30 cents, triggering debate over mandatory life for a third felony. The piece argues discretion belongs to judges and that such punishment borders on burlesque.
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Tmail
Texas
Lone Star
Senator Hayden Seeks Land Exchange to Free Petrified Forest Road
Senator Carl Hayden of Arizona proposes two bills in Congress to exchange lands in Navajo and Apache counties for U S title and sovereignty over the Petrified Forest area. The aim is to enable a federal road through the forest, noting current roads are in poor condition and hinder access.
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Carl Hayden
Arizona
Navajo
Apache
United States
Colleges Face Pay-for-Play Charges Across Nation
A Carnegie Foundation bombshell accuses many colleges, including those in the Big Ten, of subsidizing athletes. It notes numerous institutions deny these claims while some have dropped players for related reasons.
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Toucea
Carnegie Foundation
From Creamed Glory to Harsh Pay in College Gridiron
The verse portrays Andy MecNitt and other rugged players used for college football glory. It notes their paid roles, fading college ties, and the rise of scouts shipping players to Harvard or Hale. It questions motive: love of college or cash, as workers are exploited for victory.
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Andy MecNitt
Harvard
Hale
Petrified Forest Visit Described As A Difficult Outing
A fragment notes that extending the trip to the Petrified Forest would be an ordeal rather than a pleasant excursion, emphasizing hardship over enjoyment.
Dwight Morrow to Enter Senate Crews Ambassadorship Gap
The piece notes Dwight Morrow will become a U S senator from New Jersey, a move praised for his talents while creating a difficult vacancy as ambassador to Mexico. Hoover faces defining the successor who must match Morrow’s breadth of vision and clarity of thought to sustain good U S Mexican relations.
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Dwight Morrow
New Jersey
Mr. Morrow
Senate
Mexico
Hoover
Morrow
This Week in Winslow Staffing and Events
This week in Winslow Friday features the Senior Class Play The Family Upstairs and a dress rehearsal at the school auditorium. The Winslow Women's Club meets Friday December 12 at the Guild Hall after noon. GoTo Stores hosts a dress event with a musical program. Sunday services are listed for local churches.
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Winslow Women’s Clit
Sna. Mes. GoTo
Wide paved Second Street sparks town pride in Winslow
Report notes the opening of the first block of bitumen paving on East Second Street, praising Winslow for having one of the state’s widest paved streets. It recalls boys testing the surface on bicycles and skates, while locals discuss respect for the U S flag and honors for Mrs Geary and the late Colonel Geary.
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East Second Street
Winslow
Arizona
United States
American Legion
Wsp
Geary
Hoss
Cupid Airship Mystery Captures Local Attention
Residents nickname the "Cupid Airship" as a parade of over twenty sailors and Vowden girls reportedly married during a three and a half year period while the air ship was said to be under construction and on display locally.
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Howupn
Ene
Dee
Mose
Stail Sud
Merried
Washington Cafeteria Pace and City Image in Flux
In the Navy Department cafeteria Secretary Charles Francis Adams stands in line with clerks and officers, while Washington leaders urge pride and caution amid reports of civic decline. Senator Furnifold Simmons uses a magnifying glass to scrutinize tariff bill details, urging Democratic opposition.
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Ashington
Navy
Charles Francis Adams
AB Torv
Farnifold McLender Simmons
North Carolina
Senate Finance Committee
Furnifold McLendel Simmons
Republican Committee
Restaurant promises delightful meals and attractive setting
The text asserts that attractive surroundings and well served food enhance taste. It claims perfected details and guarantees customer satisfaction, stating guests will likely return soon.
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Mary
Bob
Betty
Wwvuwver
Hinslow Dailyfail
Brothers, Publishers
Navajo County
Associated Press
THE
United Press Association
Miliner
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Postoffice
Santa Claus
By Jim O’neal
Giradl Winstew Churehes
Ty. Morris Richards
Washington
BY Rodney Dutcher
Vea Serviee
Eivie
Charles W. Carr
Flagstaff
Sophia
Hills Bros
NEA
Los Angeles Arreau
Richard Walter Catlett
Walter Catlett
Carmel
Calif
Frances Montgomery
Winslow Daily Mail
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