Las Amigos Sewing Club Hosts at New Home
Members and guests of the Las Amigos Sewing Club gathered at Mrs. Jim Olds new home on Thursday afternoon to admire a trimmed Christmas tree and exchange gifts. A two course luncheon followed, honoring Mesdames Foy Stanley Baker Simon Willian Moden Fair Lederer Parry Keaton and Hine.
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Burt Vineet
Hicks Home
T Mesdames Houston Dagg
J. P. Lloyd
Ghinde Matz
J. M. Henderson
Donald Pattison
C. E. Bailey
D. P. Everett
Mrs
Burl Vincent
Sew and
John If Embry
Embry
Histess
Moesdames Talmadge McGowan, Jr. Henderson
St. B. Lancaster
LaMar Hicks
Las Amigos Sewing Club
Jim Olds
Mesdames
F. Foy
W. W. Stanley
George Baker
R. R. Simon
Harry Willian
E. D. Moden
Bert Fair
A. H. Lederer
C. Parry
J. K K. Keaton
George Hine
Third Street Pridee Club Social At Mrs Walton’s Home
Mrs R Walton hosted the Third Street Pridee Club at Apache Avenue with a Christmas mood and gift exchanges. Mrs B F Evans won the club prize for high score and many members joined a six o'clock banquet for 75 Eastern Star guests.
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R. 2. Walton
Third Street Pridee Club
Apache Avenue
B. F. Evans
Thomas Qvnernan
C. J. Brooks
Bernard Niaullen
W. D. Chase
C. T. Shew
George W. Barstow
Martha Hunt
Eastern Star
Fiona Parr
BE. C. Gilpin
Violet Douglas
P. S. Jenkins
G. T. Stevens
Horace Eevans
Frank Farnsworth
Edna Bowden
Flora Saunders
Cora Walcott
Elsie Shew
Elma Maden
Ada
Lula Murray
Ruth
Meteor Dance at Arcadia Hall Proves a Social and Financial Hit
The Meteor Dance at Arcadia Hall Friday night drew strong support and funds for a first class Annual to be edited at the local high school. Lloyd's Orchestra provided music, keeping guests on the floor late into the night.
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Arcadia Hall
Lloyd
California Governor invites New Mexico to western exposition
Governor C G Young of California invites New Mexico to join the western states exposition in Sacramento from August 31 to September 9 1925. Governor Dillon replies with interest and will refer the matter to the legislature. Young says participation would bring valuable advertising for New Mexico. Absent minded joke ends the paragraph.
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United Preas
Santa FE
N. M
C. G. Young
California
Dillon
New Mexico
Sacramento
Young
Compliment from a veteran newspaper man praises Winslow Daily Mail
A letter from an experienced journalist lauds the Winslow Daily Mail. He cites years in the newspaper business and five years as news editor of the Bisbee Review. He commends the paper's makeup style headline writing and states Arizona papers are surpassed by few.
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Winslow Daily Mail
Bisbee Review
Arizona
Excess Baggage Screen Story Ends In Love And Drama
A vaudeville troupe tale becomes a romance as Eddie Kane and Josephine Dunn wed. She seeks screen fame leaving him unable to perform his risky act, making him “excess baggage” until a New York reunion resolves their conflict in a lively, well paced film.
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Haines
Eddie Kane
Josephine Dunn
Kane
New York City
Ser¢Gen Entertainment
Internationa News
Don Steele
Road House at Rialto Features Prodigal Son Tale
Reckless youth and parental misunderstanding drive the plot of Road House a William Fox picture showing at the Rialto tomorrow. The film promises a beautifully staged story with a strong theme like father like son and features Warrel in the leading roles.
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William Fox
Rialto Theatre
Warrel
Joe City road builder wins ten mile highway bid
Phoenix dispatch reports bids opened by the state highway commission for ten miles of the National Old Trails highway from Holbrook to Winslow. John Turley of Joseph City offered the low bid of 526,643.09 with six other bidders named and construction including box culverts and drainage channels. Federal aid funds the project with sections A and B to be awarded in days.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Holbrook
Winslow
State Highway Commission
John Turley
Joseph City
Roger Brothers
Snowflake
J. M. Simpson
Springerville
Whiting Brothers
St. Johns
Tanner and Packard
Josephity
E. J. Maloney
Jallup
Ken Bodeman
Pasadena
Calif
Livestock Market Report From Kansas City
Livestock market results show cattle receipts 300 and calves 500 with stockers and feeders steady to 25 cents higher. Beef steers and yearlings range $8.20 to $13, cows $7 to $8.75, cutters $5.25 to $6.50, dealers $8.20 to $13, fat lambs $13.50 to $14, fat ewes $6.75 to $7.50, feeding lambs $12.20 to $13.80. Sheep receipts none.
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Kansas City
Logging Firms Asked to Aid Arizona Compensation Act Safety Code
Executives of lumber and logging firms in Arizona were solicited to help shape a safety code to protect workers. R B Sims, chairman of the Industrial Commission, stressed employers’ stake in lowering accidents to keep insurance rates down. The code will follow US Dept of Labor Code No 5 guidance, with industry specifics added. Existing codes cover electrical work, abrasive wheels, and mechanical power transmission.
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Phoenix
Ariz
R. B. Sims
Industrial Commission of Arizona
Sims
Bureau of Standards
United States Department of Labor
The
Industrial Commission
Hoover Departs Rio De Janeiro After Warm Welcome
President elect Herbert Hoover left Rio de Janeiro on a remarks filled day of informal talks with Brazilian officials and leaders. The day featured discussions on coffee regulation policy and potential Kellogg pact acceptance amid praise for city planning and a motor tour of Rio. Mrs Hoover was hosted by prominent women and Hoover received a cordial welcome at a joint senate and chamber of deputies session.
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United Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Herbert Hoover
Tropics
Hoover
Americas
Washington Luis
Brazil
Mr.Hoover
Cattece Palace
Rio
Mr. Hoover
Guanabara Palace
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Rego Barros
Chamber
US Brazil ties praised amid state visit events
The report notes warm remarks calling the United States a leader in human evolution and cordial bonds with Brazil. The presidential party visited the supreme court after senate visits, with a reception at the American embassy and a state dinner, as Rio road lamps displayed both flags. Paul R. Bengsch, a 66 year old Tanner cigar maker, died Saturday in Tucson after 24 years here.
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United States
Brazil
Supreme Court
Senate
Rio
Tucson
Ariz
Paul R. Bengsch
Tanner
Bengsch
Brazil Guests Spark Crowds as Utah Departure Planned
Crowds cheered Brazil's guests as the Utah was announced to sail from Rio de Janeiro at 6 p.m. tomorrow. The fragment mentions a bread brand called Quality Maid but provides no clear article context.
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Brazil
Utah
Rio de Janeiro
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