Harold Lloyd's Welcome Danger heads to Rialto for three days
Harold Lloyd brings his first all talking comedy Welcome Danger to the Rialto for a three day engagement. Critics praise the blend of thrills romance and humor in Lloyd's audioscreen debut noting his signature pep and versatile comic style. Winslow fans join cities praising Lloyd as the original laughboy of pictures.
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Ifk
Paramount
Harold Lloyd
Rialto
Lloyd
Audiblecreen
Winslow
Prospector Burned As Lamp Explodes Near Prescott Home
Joseph Trappman a prospector living on the outskirts of Prescott suffered severe burns to head and face when a pressure lamp exploded. His home was destroyed in the blast on Sunday night.
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Prescot, Ariz
Joseph Trappman
Prescott
Ane s Leg Found North Of Kingman
A large anthropoid leg bone was found about one and a half miles north of Kingman Arizona by telephone line workers. Initially thought to be human it is now believed to be from a chimpanzee or a larger ape. The bone is being sent to the University of Arizona for identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingman, Ariz
A. T
Kingman
Arizona
University of Arizona At Tucson
Arizona Leads In Killing Of Mountain Lions
The U S Department of Agriculture report shows 152 of 252 mountain lions taken by federal hunters were in Arizona this year, with New Mexico 36 Utah 28 Montana 10 Oregon 9 and others 17. Musgrave notes Arizona's lion population is not as high as Oregon California and New Mexico, and faulted these states for underfunded lion hunting programs.
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United States
Arizona
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
M. BE. Musgrave
New Mexico
Utah
Montana
Oregon
States
Musgrave
California
Arizona daily publishers to meet in Tucson on December 22
The Arizona daily newspaper publishers group will hold a meeting in Tucson on Sunday December 22 to discuss the print supply for the coming year. William KR Mathews of Tucson, secretary of the state organization, called the meeting.
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Tucson
Arizona Daily
William KR. Mathews
State Organization
Chicago gamblers fund ransom racket amid kidnappings
The Herald and Examiner reports two Chicago gamblers gave 20,000 dollars to a ransom racket after “Pye” Goldman claimed to be out of town. Goldman was reportedly kidnaped Friday night and released for 20,000 dollars. Milton Klein, called the “unsneakiest gambler,” was kidnapped last Thursday for 10,000 dollars.
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Chicago
the Herald
Mxaminer
Chicagea Gaimblers
Pye
Abe Goldman
Loop
The
Herald and Examiner
Goldman
North Side
Milton Kleld
Local social notes recount bridge club and theatre outings
Flagstaff residents host bridge club gatherings with Mrs J C Brown and list guests. Shakespeare club plans and theater outing are noted, plus several visits and travels by local residents to Phoenix Los Angeles and Prescott. A new state office building project advances with bids discussed and architects named.
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Shakespeare Club
Elsa Myers
Milton
Miss Myers
C. W. Tsham
Tom L. Rees
Bertha S. Kennedy
Kennedy
Orpheum Theatre
Henrietta Myers
Peggy Neff
Lucille Koch
Phoenix
State building contract awarded to Clinton Campbell
Phoenix contractor Clinton Campbell was awarded the general contract for the state's new office building at Seventeenth Avenue and Adams Street on a bid of $197,108. The decision was announced by the secretary of the board of directors of state institutions. Groundbreaking is expected to occur, including a $10 estimate.
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Thompson Plumbing and Heating Company of
Phoenix
Otis Elevator Company
Thompson Company
Otis Company
Clinton Campbell
Seventeeth Avenue
Adams Street
Struei
World Poultry Congress Set for London in July
A British Ministry calendar announces the World Poultry Congress will run July 21 to July 30 at Crystal Palace London South. Delegates will tour Great Britain and the Irish state following the congress.
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London
Ministry of Agricultur
Crystal Palace
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J.C. Brown
Grover Jones
Fred Jones
Joe Francis
EF. C. Mills
Stanley Sykes
W. WH. Switzer
Ht. ©. Metz
R. E. Taylor
Margaret McNerney
W. A. Webber
T. A. Riordan
Los Angeles
Campbell Hall
Catherine Beckwith
I. L. Squires
Gene Masterson
Suncourt
Mrs. L. Higgins
Mr. Higgins
College Theatre
A. J. Evers
Babbitts Accounting Departments
Denver
G. I. Smith
Beaver Creek
Oscar McClure
J. Q. Thomas
Playstaff
Jackson
Ohio
Peary Francis
Cottonwood
Julia Francis
W. B. Raudebaugh
M. O. Duas
B. McConkey
Frank Richmond
J. W. Field
Scott Martin
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Richmond
KE. T. McGonigle
McGonigle
Colorado River
Alfred Dickinson
Walter
Ralph Dickinson
Alf Dickinson
BE. L. Chase
M. Brunkhorst
Vivian Gray
Babbitts
el Paso
Henderson Warnock
Joe T. Walters
Houserock Valley
Walters
Dave Hadley
Ture
Amoun
Lescher An Mahoney
Phoenix Architects
Tissaw Electric Shop
Avizsa
Save
Save the Crowns
Skylight City Bottling Works
Kodaks
Miss Saylor
Boy
Husband
the Owl Drug Store
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