Personal Mentions and Travel Notes From Winslow
Personal notes recount Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes visiting Popeka Kans returned to Winslow Sunday night. Several items list trips to Albuquerque Phoenix Los Angeles Holbrook Gallup Leupp and Payson with relatives and business visits.
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Topeka
George Hughes
W. H. Hubbard
Blythe
Cal
California
Washington State
Alabama
Pasadena
J. E. Balmer
Leupp Indian Agency
Winslow
Holbrook
Fred Brown
Gallup
Ray F
Red Lake
Bill Young
Los Angeles
Rittenhouse
Gerald Lloyd
Howard
Kenneth Lloyd
W. D. Wilson
Williams E. C. Hatley
Continental Oil Company
Wil Hams
Hatley
T. O. McQuillan
Ontario
Canada
J. P. Lloyd
Mildred Hurst
Josephine Billingsley
T. C. Turpin
Earl F. Goodman
Morris Packing Company
C. H. Payson
W.S. McDonald
Western States Insurance Company
Seattle
Taylor
F. W. Payne
Phoenix
John McCormick
Momsen-Dunnegan-Ryan Company
Notice of Stockholders Annual Meeting First National Bank Winslow
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Winslow Arizona will be held at the bank office in Winslow on January 13 1931 between 4 and 5 oclock for election of directors and to consider other business that may come before the meeting.
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First National Bank of
Winslow
First National Bank
Arizona
Hitchcocks Travel West With Mrs Crissman to LA
Mr and Mrs W D Hitchcock travel with Mrs Crissman to Los Angeles this morning on Train No 9. Crissman will establish her future home in the city.
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Albuquerque
Dorothy
Ralph Wickham
G. E. Wickham
Los Angeles
W. D. Hitchcock
M Hitchcock
Crissman
Los An
Geles
Tucson Man Kills Self in Phoenix Hotel
Irving Kah, 60, of Tucson, was found dead in a Phoenix hotel room shortly before noon. Investigators say he took his own life by inhaling gas after arriving the previous night claiming he awaited a check. The hotel propert y reported the events and staff discovered the body after a ventilating system carried a note and the body into view.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Irving Kah
Tucson
Kahn
Phoenix Man Pleads Not Guilty in Youths Deaths
D F McClennan pleaded not guilty to manslaughter in superior court here over the May 10 automobile crash that killed three Phoenix high school youths. Judge M T Phelps set February 10 for trial. The complaint cites McClennan as responsible for the death of Jack Lewis, driver of the other car, while Willard Schaffer and Robert Patton also perished.
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Phoenix
Ariz
D.F. McClennan
M.T. Phelps
McClennan
Jack Lewis
McLennan
Willard Schaffer
Robert Patton
Funeral Held For Noted British Industrial Leader
Lord Melchett, a towering figure in English industry and head of Imperial Chemical Industries, was buried at St Pancras cemetery after funeral services with full Jewish rites. He died last Saturday from blood poisoning, witnessed by scores of industrial and political leaders.
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London
Lord Melchett
England
St. Pancras Cemetery
Imperial Chemical Industries
Anything Can Happen And Behold It Did
Chicago clerk William A. Rowley, long trusted with others money, retired after twenty years without luck. A sudden aunt’s inheritance arrives, valued at $631,480, reshaping his fortunes.
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Chicago
William A. Rowley
Final Count Of Dead Placed At Eighty In Chinese Train Wreck
Shanghai China December 30 Eighty persons were killed and forty injured when bandits derailed a Peiping Mukden railway branch line train in southwest Manchuria. Bandits removed fishplates on ties, a locomotive boiler burst started a fire and gasoline fed blaze destroyed several coaches and burned many passengers.
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Shanghai
China
Peiping-Mukden
Manchuria
Pied Piper Advertises Rat Control for Cities
A modern Pied Piper figure promotes rat removal services via the U S Biological Survey offering to clean cities at 30 dollars per thousand population. The plan targets urban areas, presenting a data driven pest control proposal through government channels.
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Jackson
Miss
Tires Turn Into Sandals In Leon Mexico Trade
Worn automobile tires from many Mexican cities are gathered in Leon to be used in making sandals. Soles cut from the tire center fetch higher prices than those from near the rims.
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Leon
Mexico
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John LeZear
M. E. Herron
Lazear
Payson
Superior
Methodist
Grand Canyon
Wiliam Burkett
Frank Martin
Indianapolis
Redlands
E. E. McCarty
A. T. & S. F. Railway Company
Charles Hitchcock
Florence Seilen
Marjorie
W. C. Hendricks
Jack
University of Arizona
Erom Holbrook Art Saunders
Santa Feland Gent
R. K. Barrett
Grapher
H. J. Fout
James Spiers
C. H. Vandegrift
Homer Vaughn
The
Winslowurniture Co
Southern California Roads Company
Thelma Haynes
Goldie Hutchinson
Whiteriver
Laura A. Armer
Ralph
Victor Records
RIA
Heine
Paramount
Amos ‘N
Andy
Radio
Ruth Chatterton
Ruth
Chatterton
Paul Lukas
David Manners
Winslow Women's Club
Western Electric
Victor Bruce
Pacific
New York
South America
Africa
Self
Phoenix Man
Britain
LOT No
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Brown Kid
Pied Piper
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