Repossessed Buick 1923 Sedan for $100 Cash
Oakland touring repossessed vehicle listed for $50 cash. Contact Kendig at the Howell Hotel for details.
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Buick
Howell
Oakland
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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1928
Page
5
Pan American Announces 13000 Mile Air Service Network
Pan American Airways unveils a 13000 mile air network linking 21 nations across North Central South America and the West Indies with Miami as the U.S. terminal The scheme ties air and rail schedules and starts January 7 or 9 adding routes from Miami to Nassau Havana Camaguey Santiago de Cuba Port au Prince Santo Domingo and San Juan The plan includes Havana to other West Indian points Nassau Miami to Puerto Rico and aims to extend to the Leeward Windward islands and South America with eventual aims toward Chile and Buenos Aires A fleet of ten multi motor planes is planned for the West Indian service.
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United Press
New York
North
South America
West Indies
Pan-American Airways
Miami
Florida
States
Asystem
United States
Nassau
Bahama Islands
Havana
Camaguey
Santiago
Suha
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Santo Domingo
San Juan
Porto Rico
Chicago
St. Louis
Leeward
Windward Islands
Guianasco
Pernambuco
Brazil
Yucatan
Honduras
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Colon
Panama Canal Zone
Colombia
Venezuela
Abe
Ant Monet Air Line
Ines
South América
Vale de Chile
Andes Mountains
Buenos Aires
Argentina
South‘America
West Indiana
Box promoter Buckley owes $5,000 in auto crash suit
In Worcester Massachusetts Charles Peskin a former school teacher won a sealed verdict in superior court against Johnny Buckley manager of Jack Sharkey Boston heavyweight for 5000 dollars for injuries suffered in an automobile accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Johnny Buckley
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Charles Peskin
Buckley
Classifieds From Daily Mail Highlight Local Results
The Daily Mail classified page lists community notices and short ads with local names, prices, and events. Readable items include job postings and sale offers featuring street addresses and dates where specified.
Lost purse with small black fountain pen ad
Found purse containing a tiny black fountain pen. Owner can reclaim by calling Daily Mail and paying for this ad. December 28.
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Simall
Daily Mail
Survive Crandall’s Gabble Marathon Wins Prize
The Dec 27 article notes 25 survivors in Professor Milton Crandall’s gabble marathon winning a $1,000 prize for proving dogs are stronger in bark than body. Betty Wilson, a college swimmer, leads among four top talkers while others complain of foot pain and funding cuts.
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United Press Transcontinental Wire
New York
Milton D
Betty Wilson
Miss Wilson
George Palmer
Claude Yoomans
Australia
Yeomans
Crandall
Pickford Siblings In Silent Screen Lawn Fight
Hollywood, Dec. 27. Lottie Pickford could not be located as investigators probed a Christmas party melee on her lawn. Daniel Jaeger, battered and finger amputated, accused Jack Daugherty of beating him over Miss Pickford. Daugherty and others left before police arrived. no warrants pressed.
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United Prees
Rax Scontinental
Hollywood
Lottie Pickford
Mary Pickford
Screen
Miss Pickford
Daniel Jaeger
Jack Daugherty
Daugherty
Virginia
Brown Faire
Barbara la, Marr
Pickford
Pickford Lawn
Jaeger
Holiday liquor deaths fall to record low says Prohibition chief
Washington December 27 1930 holiday liquor deaths were fewer than ever before according to Prohibition Commissioner Doran. He credited changes in denaturing formulas used by the prohibition bureau for the drop.
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Washington
Prohibition
Doran
Prohibition Bureau
Stocks Rally As High Money Pressure Eases
New York stocks advanced despite tight money conditions with call money around 12 percent and some loans rumored at 15 percent. Pivotal issues like General Motors, Steel, Can, General Electric, Chrysler, Packard and Montgomery Ward rose from early lows, with Radio gaining after a drop to 347. Ford and other majors remained in the spotlight as convertibles and rails showed activity.
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United Press
New York
Hearish
General Hist
General Motors
Steel
Can
General Electric
Chrysler
Packard
Montgomery Ward
Kennecott
Livestock market report from Kansas City cattle hogs and sheep
Hogs receipts 10,000 slow and uneven market mostly 15 to 25 cents lower. Top 8.65 on 190-230 lb hogs. Calves and heifers stronger with beef cattle 10.50 to 12.40 for steers, 9.00 to 14.00 for vealers. Sheep demand steady with fat lambs 14.35 to 14.65 and cull lambs 9.00 to 10.00 on 5,000 head.
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Kansas City
Wool trade slow amid holidays in Boston
Wool trading was slow due to seasonal holidays in Boston with a few sales reported on fine and medium territory wools at prices to manufacturers needing stock for immediate consumption.
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Boston
Mystery Night At Whalen's New. Force Ends In Arrest
Mayhew resisted a jackknifed robbery at Whalen's New Force. A watchman and McCauley bound Mayhew with a silk rope before flee. Patrolman Ulrich and two truckmen discovered Henry Law, a temporary night watchman, dead in a adjoining room with torn telephone directory fragments nearby. Detectives arrived to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayhew
McCauley
Ulrich
Henry Law
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad seeks land in Arizona
The Santa Fe Pacific Railroad, through Phoenix attorney John H. Page, filed in the Phoenix office an application under the 1897 act to select NW Sec 26 T15N R15E G&SRM, Arizona. Adverse parties or objections citing mineral claims must file protests by February 8, 1929, with Register Henry A. Morgan. First publication November 26, last January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company
John H. Page
Phoenix
Arizona
S. FR. M
Fragmentary note mentions cyanide found near coffee factory
A fragment notes cyanide potassium was found nearby in a wartime coffee factory area. One lump contained cyanide while another did not, suggesting partial contamination or testing by chemists. No clear location or full names are provided.
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Gaw
New Safety Codes Aimed at Reducing Arizona Industrial Accidents
State Industrial Commission adopts additional safety codes to cut industrial accidents in Arizona. Tombstone reports a new store and restaurant recently opened in town.
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Phoenix
State Industrial] Commission
Arizona
Tombstone
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