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Newspaper

Winslow Daily Mail

Location

Winslow, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1928

Page

5

Holbrook Men Describe Arizona Wild Turkey Habits

Special Agent Elmer Olsen of Holbrook, with help from Charles P. Cooley, details Arizona wild turkeys in the Mogollon Rim. The report covers range, altitude, nesting, clutch size, weight, roosts, watering, hunting methods, and season, noting the birds remain abundant in select areas and are aided by local conservation work.

Holbrook Arizona Elmer Olsen Standard Oil Co Standards ‘Oil Bulletin Charles P. Cooley Holbrook Sportsman Piynonth America Cale Plymouth Colony New World Mexico Europe Canada Connecticut United States Standard Oil Service 1. Olsen Kolbrook M. K. Musgrave Animal Control Phoenix Charles P. Couley Sportsman Mr. Olsen Mogollon Rim Grand Canyon New Mexico Line Charles PD Cooley Hol- Drook Apache Turkey Mogollon Mountains Seattle Olsen George Apperson Winslow George Gunghet Bureau of Illogical Mogollon Tim

Californians Celebrate Boulder Dam Bill in Imperial Valley

Elated residents staged a late celebration in El Centro with an impromptu parade and bedlam of horns after word of the Boulder Dam bill passage. Calexico and Barraley joined victory rallies with parades and fireworks as organizers planned continued events Monday.

United Press EL Centro Calif Imperial Valley David Roberts Congressman Swing California Calexico Barraley

Celebrate Passage of Boulder Dam Bill Parade in Yuma

In Yuma Arizona crowds lined the streets as the Days of 49 parade staged by the volunteer fire department shifted into a celebration of the Boulder Dam bill passing the Senate. Pioneer figures rode horses and wagons in 49er dress amid the festive turnout.

Yuma Ariz

Kingman Mourns Move to Place County Seat Dam

Kingman Arizona on December 15 celebrates news that Mohave County seat remains in Kingman though a proposed dam would lie on one side of the county.

Kingman Ariz Senate Mohave County

Wool market steady with quiet trading in Boston

In Boston on December 15 prices for wool remained steady with no standout variations. Fine wools faced buyer resistance while medium grades were plentiful, keeping activity subdued.

Boston Mass

Burton Sworn In as Senator for Ohio in 1953

Theo dore Burton a Republican from Ohio was sworn in today to fill the unexpired term of the late Frank B Willis in the United States Senate.

Routes to prime turkey hunting in the mountain district

Two southern routes pass through Phoenix Globe Rice Whiteriver McNary and Springerville or Phoenix Globe Young Weber offering a central hub for turkey hunting in the mountains. Tolbrook Winslow access with well kept county roads. From the coast Highway No 66 serves Williams Flagstaff Winslow Solbrook with multiple town stops.

Phoenix Globe Rice Whiteriver McNary Springerville Globe, Young Weber Mountain Tolbrook Winslow Wiliams Flagstaff Solbrook

Tourists to Start West Early After Holidays Says Santa Fe Official

Jas B. Duffey, Santa Fe general passenger agent, expects heavy tourist travel to California beginning in January after holiday demand. He cites preparations in eastern centers, warm travel forecasts, and strong winter advertising including golf and hotel guides. The line adds Pullman cars and upgrades on multiple transcontinental trains between Los Angeles and Chicago.

Los Angeles California Jas B. Duffey Santa Fe Chicago New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia Buffalo Kansas City Ohio Chicag

Three More Prisoners Escape From Florence Prison

Three more inmates escaped by sealing the prison wall at the state facility in Florence Arizona bringing the total to six escapees in three days. Jesus Vellanca of Apache county serving two to five years for robbery Loretta Galez of Pinal county serving five to ten years for a statutory offense and Estevar Puentes of Greenlee county serving five to ten years for manslaughter were among those who fled. Bloodhounds were deployed by police to pursue the fugitives.

United Press Floriench Ariz State Prison Jesus Vellanca Apache County Loretta Galez Pinal County Estevar Puentes Greenlee County

Memphis Barber Returns Home After Wife Slaying

Charles S. Taylor a 55 year old barber from Memphis Tennessee was taken back to Memphis to face charges for the brutal killing of his wife Trene Taylor 43 whose body was found beaten with a poker and placed in a trunk in their home. He waived extradition and was in the custody of Sheriff Will S Knight of Shelby County. The sheriff may alter arrival plans due to fear of violence.

United Press Transcontinental Shreveport Charles S. Taylor Memphis Knight

Argentine Vendors Back Hoover With Warm Reception

Argentine leaders and press executives report Herbert Hoover as warmly received and likable. They praise his knowledge of regional economic issues and his stance on self formed government during evolution, with La Prensa endorsing his Chilean speech and productive loan views.

Buenos Aires Argentine Republic Herbert Hoover Argentina Mr. Hoover South America Hovero Irigoyen la Prensa Air Hoover Hegetatore Hoover

Gillett criticizes Kellogg pact calls for armament rise

Bruce Gillett attacks the Kellogg pact as a foolscap peace gesture. He argues renouncing war requires ending war tools and criticizes Britain's naval policy. He cites a St Paul dean's belligerent talk and says the U.S. must strengthen its armaments. President Coolidge seeks senate ratification in talks with Johnson and McLean.

Gillett Great Britain Britannia

Treasurer reports receipts and disbursements for 1928 state funds

Phoenix report shows actual receipts of the state treasurer's office for the year ending June 30, 1928 excluding industrial commission funds totaling 19,568,274.31 and disbursements of 19,126,000.00 according to the treasurer's report to Governor Hunt.

Phoenix Ariz Industrial Commission Gover Hunt Cal Las Ghan

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Nar Bulletin Judas Boulder Dam Florence Felts Cavaliers Romeos Everetts In Bruce Coolidge White House Johnson McLean Curios Winslow Oraibi House of Brunswick Brunswick Winslow Furniture Co Kinsley Avenue J. A. Greaves
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