Local travelers and visitors make Winslow rounds
E C Epps, pilot from Tulsa, spent the night in Winslow after landing at Transcontinental Western Air field. C H Cook, formerly of the Harvey house, arrives to visit friends and heads to San Francisco. Mrs W H Holsinger leaves for San Diego after three weeks with daughter Mrs R J Wood. Various residents travel to Gallup Holbrook Phoenix El Paso and Flagstaff on business and family matters.
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E. C. Epps
Williams Brothers Pipe Line
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Western Air Inc
Winslow
Travelair
C. H. Cook
Harvey
Harvey System
Ashfork
Gallup
al Walters
Transcontinental Western Air Inc
E. L. McPhaul
Pinetop
Macnary
B. E. Snoddy
Phoenix
Ralph Davis
Northern Arizona Furniture Co
Flagstaff
W. J. Hansen
Holbrook
L. D. Diverbless
W. J. Henderson
Northern Arizona Furniture Company
Spanish Military Rebellion Downed
Five rebels and two federal soldiers were killed with a dozen wounded as the revolt near Plasencia appeared likely to rise further in casualties. Captain Salinas, son of General Salinas, surrendered amid reports the death warrant could involve his father. Observers cited lack of strong rebel figures as a factor, with Major Ramon Franco rumored as a guiding force. King Alfonso and Queen Victoria attended the opera, then held all night talks with cabinet and army leaders.
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Plasencia
Salinas
Saragossa
Madrid
Ramon Franco
Alfonso
Victoria
Steeg Heads French Cabinet with Key Appointments
The French cabinet lists Theodore Steeg as premier and minister of colonies with Georges Leygnes interior, Henri Cheron justice, Aristide Briand foreign affairs, Louis Germain Martin finance, Maurice Palmade budget, Lounis Barthou war, Albert Sarraut marine, Camille Chautemps education, Eduard Daladier public works, Louis Loucheur commerce, Victor Boret agriculture, Eduard Grinda labor, Robert Thoumyre pensions, Paul Painleve air, Charles Danielou merchant marine, Charles Georges Bonnet posts and telegraphs, Correz Queuille public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Steeg
Georges Leygenles
Henri Cheron
Aristide Briand
Louis Germain-Martin
Maurice Palmade
Congress Delays Public Works Bill and Drought Action
Congress plans possible joint sessions on amendments to the public works emergency appropriation bill. The Senate increased the total to 118 million and removed a clause allowing fund shifting by the president. The House disagreed with all Senate amendments. The drought loan package, set at 30 million, excludes food purchases and awaits House action early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Grandmother Of Wife Testifies At Trial
The article reports on Shepard’s trial with testimony from Miss Grace Brandon and Shepard’s grandmother. It notes delays and contradictions between Shepard’s statements to federal agents in Denver and Miss Brandon’s account of their relationship and his wife’s death. The narrative highlights conflicts over divorce, remarriage, and insurance beneficiary claims.
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Shepard
Denver
Grace Brandon
Miss Brandon
San Antonio
Six Injured As Train Derails Near Canton Mississippi
Six persons were injured when the seven sleeping cars of the Creole fast derailed near Canton Mississippi. The Illinois Central train from New Orleans to Chicago broke a rail under the fifth car, causing the derailment and tossing others from their berths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Miss
Hlinois Central
New Orleans
Chicago
Delicious hamburger and sandwich shop at Ralph's Confectionery
A brief note highlights a delicious hamburger and sandwich shop at Ralph's Confectionery with reader interest implied by the fragment. The text suggests a local eatery feature and possible menu emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Rich Gold Strike Sparks Nevada Stampede Rumors
News from Lovelock and Reno reports a rich gold strike near Rabbit Hole 45 miles away drawing residents to stake claims. Ore assayed at $5 per pound with three sacks valued at $46,276 per ton, prompting a rush to northern mining fields famed for silver and mercury trades.
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Lock
Southern Pacific Railroad
Lovelock
Rabbit Hole
Reno
Nevada
Tonopah
Goldfield
Lettuce Acreage Cut Announced by Arizona Official
J. M. Foote of the Arizona Fruit and Vegetable Standardization Service said spring lettuce acreage would fall by 7,500 acres due to anticipated lower demand. He estimated total planting at 15,500 acres, with 12,500 acres in the Salt River valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhoenix
Ariz
J. M. Foote
Arizona Fruit and Vegetable Standardization Service
Foote
Salt River Valley
Health Officer Orders Cleanup Campaign Under City Inspector
Sanitary Inspector Marle Hohn directs a cleanup drive led by Dr. P. D. Sprankle after inspections of northern Roundhouse area and Coopertown segments found many open toilets and poor sanitary conditions. The move aims to improve health standards across outlying city sections.
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Marle Hohn
P. D. Sprankle
Roundhouse
Coopertown Y
Sulphur and Non Metallic Deposits Highlighted at Black Rock
The report notes sulfur as a key product of the Black Rock area along with various non metallic deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Rock
Superintendent Hamblin Named State Industrial School Head
Jacob Hamblin of Phoenix and formerly of St Johns was selected by Governor-elect Hunt to be superintendent at Fort Grant. He visited Apache County and stopped to see friends before returning to his valley home.
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Jacob Hamblin
Phoenix
St. Johns
Hunt
Fort Grant
Apache County
Livestock Inspector Wrinkles Through Winssow Stop
J. W. Richards of Joseph City, livestock inspector for the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Beri ley, halted in Winssow between trains en route to Drake. He will inspect cattle for local ranchers there during the coming week.
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J. W. Richards
Joseph City
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of
Beriley
Winssow
Drake
Citywide sanitation drive to avert epidemics
Marshal R. L. Neill Mr Hohn and Dr Sprankle led a thorough investigation into unsanitary conditions endangering residents and the city. Hohn with jurisdiction beyond the city limits was ordered to begin a cleanup campaign immediately as a preventive measure amid reports of ill children in the districts.
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R. L. Neill
Hohn
Sprankle
Cit
Liquor violator fined in quick court action
Cornelio Gonzales was arraigned in Police Magistrate A. L. Dunklin's court on possession of intoxicating liquor after being arrested by Marshal R. L. Neill and special officer Fred Daugherty. He pleaded guilty and paid a $100 fine after officers forced entry at his West First Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Dunklin
Cornelio Gonzales
R. L. Neill
Fred Daugherty
Gonzales
West First Street
Neill
Ane
Miss Saylor's Unusual Chocolates at Owl Drug Store
Miss Saylor offers unusual chocolates at Owl Drug Store with a money back guarantee if not the best you ever tasted. Deal described as a tasting challenge to win customer confidence.
Arizona Board of Nurse Examiners Meeting Notice
The Arizona State Board of Nurse Examiners will hold its annual meeting in Tucson on January 16 and 17. Nurses seeking reciprocity must complete and submit their applications to the Secretary by January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona State Board of Nurse Examiners
Tucson
Arizona
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Ti’. B. Slagle
Western Union
Carl Larsen
U. S. Indian Service
Keamns Canyon
R. M. Stump
Larsen
Washington, D. C
The
Indian Service
Stump
Springerville
C. P. Giragi
Holbrook Tribune
S. W. Proctor
Northern Arizona Industrial Finance Corporation
Prescott
EL Paso
F. G. Neill
Henry Heide
Frank Flesch
Charles Osborne
Lorenzo Hubbell, Jr
Oraibi
Los Angeles
G. J. Hicks
Mr. Hicks
Santa Fe Hospital
Winslow Lions
Meteor City Service
Winslow, Arizona
Steeg
Charles Georges Bonnet
Correz Queuille
Congress
Lloyd Hamilton
Holds Her
In His
Arms
Universal Sound News
Eddie Cantor
Ziegfeld
Walter Huston
Kay Francis
Paramount Sound News
Garamount
Ralph's Confectionery
Riaal
Heatrola
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