Christmas Visitors and Moves Among Winslow Residents
Winslow residents welcomed friends and relatives from Holbrook McNary Gallup Flagstaff and Phoenix over Christmas. Notables included J E Balmer and wife from Leupp visiting then returning to her group in Leupp. T W Hendrick and wife from Flagstaff spent Christmas with relatives.
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J. E. Balmer
Winslow
Leupp
T. W. Hendrick
Flagstaff
Mr. Hendrick
W. C. Hendrick
Gallup
J. C. Turpen
C. D. Richardson
Richardson
Royal Smith
First National Bank
Mark Smith
J. W. “Dad” Richardson
Leupp Junction
W. S. Young
Red Lake
R. S. Lloyd
Indian Service
Ft. Defiance
Volcano Renews Its Eruptions in Hawaii
Kilauea volcano erupted again after a brief pause near Hilo Hawaii with lava fountains up to 300 feet high from Halemaumau crater. Visitors witnessed a seething lava lake and red hot crust around the fiery pool as an enduring eruption seemed possible through the winter tourist season.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Kilauea
Halemaumau
A&g
Acre
President To Confer With Party Leaders Over Economic Program
President Hoover planned further talks with congressional leaders from both parties during the recess on the economic program outlined in his 12 point plan. White House aides said he was considering methods to expedite congressional action on the measures.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Theodore Joslin
Congress
Northern Arizona Furniture Co. New Arrivals
Furniture and house furnishings make useful lasting Christmas gifts. See our selection of furniture just arrived at Northern Arizona Furniture Co.
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Northern Arizona Furniture Co
Trainmen's Dance Proved Successful at Arcadia Ballroom
The Christmas Dance held last night by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at the Arcadia Ballroom drew a large crowd. Lloyd's enlarged dance orchestra provided music and a popular dollar admission was charged. Visitors from surrounding towns attended, and many Winslow dancers were present.
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Arcadia Har
William Woods
Seligman
Wood
R. J. Wood
Holbrook
P. A. Sawyer
Arcadia Hall
Brotherhood of Railroad
Phoenix
Tom Foster
Capitol City
C. L. Giragi
Foster
Mcnary
D. T. Benchoff
William
Winslow
Benchoff
Arcadia Ballroom
Lloyd's Enlarged Dance Orchestra
Tusko the elephant finally conquered with heavy chains
In Portland on December 26 the ten ton elephant Tusko, after a wild Christmas day, was chained in a damaged barn. He broke front leg shackles, fought guards, and prompted police and marksmen to guard the area as officials debated killing him, a decision that was ultimately delayed.
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Portland
Ore
Tusko
L. V. Jenkins
George L. Baker
Tuske Trapped by Steel Cable Noose Amid Trucker Setup
A dog named Tuskee was lured inside a steel cable noose attached to a truck. As the truck moved, the dog’s front foot was caught while trainers restrained the animal with a prod and secured its legs with cables and chains.
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Tuske
Tuskee
Questioning In Kidnap Case Being Delayed
Bloomsburg Pennsylvania December 26 three Kansas City detectives were unable to question Mrs Ethel Depew in the Nell Donnelly kidnapping case because her attorney was absent The arrest occurred as she visited a sister and detectives conferred with her counsel
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Bloomsburg
Ethel Depew
Kansas City
Nell Donnelly
Chinese Christian General Favors War With Japan
Feng Yu-hsiang, a Christian general, was reported en route to Nanking to urge preparations for war against Japan. He had recently met with Yen Hsi-shan, his ally in the revolt that toppled Nanking a year ago, and criticized the government's non-resistance policy. He urged the reoccupation of Manchuria by force.
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Peiping
Feng Yu-hsiang
Nanking
Japan
Taiyuanfu
Yen Hsi-shan
Anchuria
Identity Of Citizen G Confirmed In Moscow Report
A secretary of the Czechoslovak diplomatic commission named Vanek, who had left Moscow, was reported to be the foreign diplomat identified as Citizen G. He was accused of plotting an attack on the Japanese ambassador and was recalled by his government after attempting to persuade a Soviet official to strike the ambassador, a plot seen as dragging Russia into Manchurian trouble. Sheriff Arthur Rabb said they would not see Mrs. Depew until her attorney arrived.
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Moscow
Vanek
Russia
Arthur Rabb
Mrs. Depew
Communist Uprising Crushed in Chile Amid Clashes
In Santiago on December 26 the government of President Estebal Montero crushed a radical Communist agitation. The outbreak caused many deaths and injuries in Ata¢ ame Province as soldiers and police battled Communists in Copiapo and Valllenar.
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Santiago
Chile
Estebal Montero
Sco
Ata¢ame
Carabineros
Copiapo
Vallenar
Deputy Killed In Kentucky Mine Area
In Harlan Kentucky deputy sheriff and mine guard Owen Sizemore was killed after a dispute over literature distribution tied to a planned general strike by the National Miners' Union for January 1. Sheriff J H Blair said Virgil Hutton 32, suspected shooter, was wounded by deputy Dixon as he fled.
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Harlan, Ky Y
Owen Sizemore
Chevrolet
J. H. Blair
National Miners’ Union
Blair
Virgil Hutton
Sizemore
Dixon
Advance On Chinchow Stalls Again In Manchuria
Mukden Manchuria December 26 The Japanese advance on Chinchow appeared at standstill as detachments moving toward Chin chow in a campaign against Chinese irregulars have been drawn back to the South Manchuria railway zone authorities said a major clash was averted for now
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mukden
Manchuria
Chinchow
South Manchuria
Seven Hurt Two Die In Holiday Quarrels
Christmas day quarrels ending in shooting or stabbing left seven wounded and two dead. Laura Paparino, 46, was killed by her husband who was charged with homicide. John Bruno, who stabbed his wife, died after the attack. Arcadia Hall G I A Dance announced for January 1.
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New York
Laura Paparino
Luigi Paparino
John Bruno
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Wikicup
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Cal
Jack Shaw
Pepper Construction Company
Petrified Forest
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Jane Day
James Day
Albuquerque
G. T. Midgley
Midgley
Agnes Spooner
U. S. Indian Service
Tuba City
M. J. Flaharty
A. L. Flaharty
Lucille
B. E. Snoddy
Cady Lumber Corporation
Max Hendrick
Nava
Jo County
City
T. W. Cook
Polacca
C. C. Cook
Santa Fe Railroad
Fletcher Corrigan
Oraibi
al LeGath
Santa Fe _ railroad
Williams
Tom Walsh
Walter Fleck
Babbitt Bros. Trading Company
F. R. Hancock
Union Oil Company
B. W. Richards
J. W. Richards
Londos
Alice Diplaracos
Europe
Jim Londos
Miss Diplaracos
Greece
United States
Keokuk
Louis
New Orleans
Randi Lerohl
Superior
Wis
Mississippi River
Eukuk
Daily Mail
Kentucky
Atlanta
Johns-Manville
R.T. T
V. F. Foy
B. of
R. T. Dance Committee
Beauty Shop
Naivette Beauty Shop
Kinsley Ave
Johns Manville
Johns- Manville
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