Death of Lorenzo Hubbell Revered Southwest Trader
The Regis ter recounts the life of Don Lorenzo Hubbell of Ganado Arizona a pioneer trader to the Navajo and Hopi peoples. He built a trading post and fostered Navajo weaving beadwork and silver crafts while aiding communities and defending Navajo customs. He died after strokes and was buried beside his early sweetheart Lena Garcia on Hubbell hill Ganado.
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Lorenzo Hubbell
Register
Tucson
Joseph Emerson Smith
West
Mexico
American Southwest
San Lorenzo Hubbell
Ganado
Arizona
New York
Paris
Rome
Yucatan
Assyria
Gobi Desert
J. Lorenzo Hubbell
Smith
Denver
Hubbell
Don Lorenzo
Pajarito
Albuquerque
N. M
Spain
Juliana Gutierrez
New Mexico
Sheen
Lorenzo
United States
Kit Carson
Gallup
Young Hubbell
Canon del Muerto
Canon de Chelly
Hubbell Old Bayeta
Josely
Hubbel
Canado
Adolf Bandolier
Pueblo
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Hogan
Roosevelt
Lena Garcia
Arizona Faces Unemployment Rise From Transients
Dr. John W. Flinn of Prescott urges immediate action at the Arizona Industrial Congress on unemployment relief. He attributes rising joblessness to transient workers, not permanent residents, and outlines a three week plan for statewide registration. He notes Arizona can house locals but cannot promise jobs for outsiders.
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John W. Flinn
Prescott
Arizona
Flinn
Arizona Industrial Congress
Phoenix
Chambers of Commerce
Industrial Congress
Justice versus Intelligence in Parke murder case ruling
Arizona Supreme Court upheld the death sentence for Charles R. Foster in Cochise County, rejecting insanity claims. The court ruled that crime degree does not hinge on a defendant's intelligence, warning against leniency for mental deficiency.
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Arizona Supreme Court
Phoenix
Parke
Cochise County
Charles R. Foster
Foster
Worthy Undertaking Feeds Hungry Drachman Students
The Drachman school in Tucson serves over 100 lunch hungry children daily. Principal Miss Julia Keen and teachers fund and prepare the meals themselves for students whose parents are unemployed, all of Mexican parentage, a commendable program noted in the Arizona Daily Star.
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Drachman
Tucson
Arizona Daily Star
Julia Keen
Berlin Ad Urges Photo Portrait of Hitler for Christmas
An advertisement in a Berlin newspaper promotes purchasing a photograph of Hitler as a Christmas gift. The piece hints at possible frameup schemes, while noting improving mattress industry sales. A Mt. Vernon New York street has been named after a local newspaper reporter.
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Berlin
Hitler
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Food habits shift as per capita intake tracked by Commerce Dept
Figures from the foodstuffs division of the Commerce Department show per capita consumption changing since 1899. Meat, fats, dairy, fruit, and canned goods reveal shifts with beef down and pork up, cheese and butter edging lower, and ice cream steady.
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Commerce Department
Pennsylvania
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THE
United. Press: Association
Enterprise Association
Winslow
Natronal. Epitorial Association
Don Lorenzo Hubbell
Charles F. Lummis
Mesa
Canon
Nook
Desert
Pricetesa
Colorado
Ark Zona
Lorenzo Hubbel
Gusset
J. Walter Fewkes
Stewart Cin
Brooklyn Museum
Sylvanus G. Marley
Edward %. Hewitt
Moet
Smithsonian Institution
Tlubbell’s
Nelson A. Miles
Hiagn L. Scott
Lew Wallace
Santa Fe
Merwin
Ranger
RADIO
Westinghouse Electric Mfg. Co
American Bell Telephone, and Telegraph
Western Electric Co
General Electric.Co
Mead Cycle Co
Chicago
U.S. A
P. O
Mead Cycle Compar
Eopics Gen Wash
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
AY/ASHINGTON
Turpen & Wheeler
Winslow Chamber of
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