School Heads Robbed of Bags Stowed in Auto
Thieves took advantage of a moment of inattention Wednesday night and stole suitcases and handbags from the unattended car of G. H. Madden superintendent of public schools and Ben K. Cudd high school principal. Officers investigated after a Mexican-looking man was seen with bags near the Santa Fe depot. A search of a nearby house failed to locate the stolen items.
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G. H. Madden
Ben K. Cudd
Madden c
Mig Cudd
Phoenix
Madden
Santa Fe
Noted Music Bowl Self Sustaining
Raymond Brite reports the Hollywood Bowl, seating twenty thousand, hosted concerts three times weekly last summer. 293,082 attendees paid 110,183.79 dollars, yielding a surplus near one thousand dollars. Future summers promise world famous conductors and renewed concert series.
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America
Raymond Brite
Hollywood Bowl
University of Arizona agriculture conference to start Jan 4
The Twelfth Annual Conference of the Agricultural Extension Service at the University of Arizona will run four days starting January 4 in Tucson. Directors and speakers include Henry Boice, Walter Strong, J Crider, Eugene Merritt, and county farm workers. Special sessions feature home demonstration and 4-H club activities with A B Dallantyne directing. Yuma Roosevelt school completed and opened.
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Tucson
Pec
Agricultural Extension “Service of
The
University of Arizona
P. H. Ross
Arizona
Ross
Henry Boice
Arizona Cattlemen's Association
Walter R. Strong
Arizona Farm Bureau Federation
Maricopa County Farm Bureau
J. Crider
Boyce
Thompson Southwestern Arboretum
Superior
Eugene Merritt
United States Department of Agriculture
Stella Mather
Home Economics
University
A. B. Dallantyne
Iextension Service
Mining notes on copper output and ore strike across districts
Clifton Calumet Arizona Mining reports about 4 000 000 pounds copper monthly. Wickenburg sees a strike of high grade lead silver and gold ore on Rainbow Mining property in Vulture district. A $150 000 appropriation funds continued construction of canals and laterals for the distribution system from Coolidge dam.
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Clifton
Calumet & Arizona Mining Company
Wickenburg
Rainbow Mining Company
Vulture
Coolidge Dam
Federal Bakery Sold To Former Resident Hers
The Federal Bakery, moved to a vacated Winslow location, was transferred from C. J. Baldwin to Clark H. Reed. Reed, a longtime local, is a Chicago trained baker with Santa Ana experience and prior Winslow work. He plans equipment upgrades and a possible delicatessen offering cooked foods and meats.
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Federal Bakery
Winslow Mail
C. J. Baldwin
Clark H. Reed
Reed
California
Clark
Hie
Chicago
Santa Ana
Calif
Fred Harvey
Frank Howe
Ideal Bakery
Winslow
Udall Named Presiding Official of Mesa Temple
David K. Udall of St. Johns is named presiding officer of the new $700000 Arizona temple of the Latter Day Saints in Mesa. He will reside in Mesa with his wife after wintering in Salt Lake City. Udall, born 1851 in St. Louis, has long served the church and Arizona public life, including roles as bishop, stake president, patriarch, and former territorial legislator.
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ST. Johns
David K. Udall
Arizona
Latter Day Saints
Mesa
Salt Lake City
Observer
Udall
St. Louis
England
New Orleans
Nephi
Utah
LETS
St. Johnse
St. Johra Stake
Territorial
John Il. Udall
Phoenix
Barberton mill boosts output at Sheldon Mining
Since mid August the Walker site mill of the Sheldon Mining Company has operated on two shifts, lifting mine production to 19 100 tons per day.
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Walker
Sheldon Mining Company
Coconino County Supervisors May Change Personnel
Rumors swirl as the new board vows economy and may shift staff hours. The old board meets for the last time tonight, and tomorrow the new supervisors take office amid scrutiny. Mrs. Ann Frohmiller departs as county treasurer for Phoenix to become state treasurer, with deputies Miss Mary Jackle and Mrs. Estelle Bird joining her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Mail
Flagstaff
Court House
Board of Supervisors
Ann Frohmiller
J. F. Jones
Frohmiller
Phoenix
Mary Jackle
Estelle Bird
Mohave County Citizens Begin Drill for Oil
Mohave County moves toward its first oil well as Ozona Oil starts rigging near Kingman Dome north of St. George. A second well is planned on the Bloomington Dome east of the Virgin Mountains near the Narrows of the Virgin. past drilling near Virgin City Utah produced 12 to 24 shallow wells with a deep well hoped to reach the third sand. Oil quality noted as excellent though flow remains small.
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Kingman
Mohave County
Ozona Oil Company
Kingman Dome
St. George
Littlefield
Cedar City
Utah
Bloomington Dome
Virgin
Virgin Mountains
Narrows ‘of the Virgin
Virgin City
W C T U Plans Year Of Prayer On Prohibition
Evanston Ill Dec 30 Mrs ua A Boole president of the National W C T U announced a partial program of activities by national officers The plan begins with a day of prayer January 6 when locals unite to seek divine blessing on temperance and wisdom for leaders and law enforcers Victory Day follows January 16 with meetings in churches and a theme Yes it is the law and it s a good law A national conference will be held in Washington in January
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Evanston
Ill
Ua A. Boole
W.C.T.U
Ella A. Boole
Ida B. Wise Smith
Frances P. Parks
Sara H. Hoge
Nelle G. Burger
Margaret C. Munns
Mary Harris Armor
Washington
Local Holbrook News Roundup From Holidays to Weather
Cyrus McClere and John Isler drove to Snowflake on Wednesday. Jay Manley Jr hosts a New Year’s Eve dance. Hunters report luck despite the cold as Howard Bartlett and others shoot rabbits. Rotary hosts and Elks ball plans in Winslow. May Randall wed Clarence Sandburn in Chandler. couple to live in Chandler. Tom Berry visits St Johns ranch for sale. Severe cold causes plumbing troubles. many homes have frozen pipes. Ed Johnson travels for Arizona Highway Department. Viola Johnson stays with Mrs Light. Art Saunders donates 25 to Community Church. Holbrook schools being cleaned. January 2 set for next semester opening.
Elk's Annual Ball Opens to Elks Members Only
Winslow Elks plan New Year's Eve ball at their Third street home to welcome 1927. The event, traditionally open to guests, will this year be limited to actual members with invitations not extended to friends. A large Elks attendance is anticipated for the year end observances.
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Elk’s
Winslow Elks
Third Street
Trishamec
Elks
Order
G. N. Laws
Young
Winslow
Arizona
Ritz-Carlton
the Elks
B.P.O.E
Fatal Accident At Nevada Copper Mine In Ray
Tom Foster state mine inspector traveled to Ray to investigate a fatal accident at the Nevada Consolidated Copper mine. The Globe deputy mine inspector was ill but notified Foster. The victim’s name and the cause of death were not reported.
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Phoenix
Foster
Ray
Nevada
Globe
Women Executives Lead W.C.T.U Demonstration Across DC
The text outlines a mobilization on March 25 26 27 to showcase the movement's quality leadership and earnest purpose to Congress and the nation. It mentions addresses by congress members and officials including notable women executives, and events at Statutory Hall, Arlington tomb, Mount Vernon, and congressional sessions with W C T U members.
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Congress
W.C.T.U
Statuary Hall
Frances Willard
Arlington
Mount Vernon
Winslow Prepares for New Year Cheer Amid $10 Cover Omission
The Winslow Arizona scene gears up for New Year 1927 with no ten dollar cover charges at local eateries and Arcadia Hall admitting at a dime. Churches and Elks plan watch parties while residents expect jazz and public revelry, with no rough houses expected despite moonshiner rumors.
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Winslow
New York
Arcadia Hall
Winslow Visitor Changes Address From Navajo County
W. H. Clark formerly Navajo county public information officer now resides in Oceanside California. He has been visiting Holbrook for some time and was a Winslow visitor yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Clark
Navajo County
Oceanside
California
Holbrook
Local dealer returns from Iowa as mother remains critical
W W Franklin a local automobile dealer came back Wednesday night from Iowa reporting his mother remains in critical condition due to her illness.
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W.W. Franklin
Iowa
Sawyer Pays Visit to Holbrook County Official
Holbrook county attorney Holbrook I. A. Sawyer was here yesterday on business with local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holbrook
I. A. Sawyer
Painted Desert Inn Visit By Local Lumber Executive
M. L. Veteto manager of J. G. Halstead Lumber Company motored to Painted Desert Inn on business Wednesday evening.
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Painted Desert Inn
M. L. Veteto
J. G. Halstead Lumber Company
Pay’n Takit executive visits Phoenix from Flagstaff store
J L W Champion publicity manager for Pay’n Takit stores arrived in Phoenix yesterday from his Phoenix headquarters. He was accompanied by the manager of the Flagstaff store.
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Phoenix
J. L. W. Champion
Pay’n Takit
Flagstaff
School Officials Return From Phoenix Motor Trip
Superintendent of Schools G. H. Madden and Ben K. Cudd returned Wednesday night from a motor trip to Phoenix.
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G. H. Madden
Ben K. Cudd
Phoenix
Campbell Sails to Los Angeles on Business
A. B. Campbell of Campbell's Market departed yesterday for Los Angeles on business.
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Los Angeles
A. B. Campbell
Campbell
Upchurch Family Returns from Los Angeles Christmas Visit
Mr and Mrs J O Upchurch and their twin sons returned this week from Los Angeles where they spent Christmas with relatives at the beaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Upchurch
Los Angeles
Beaches
Mrs Fiona Parr Shows Slight Improvement From Flu
Mrs Fiona Parr, confined to bed with an attack of the flu for a week, is reported to be slightly improved.
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Fiona Parr
Senator Nelson Leaves for Seligman on Business
Senator G. W. Nelson departed for Seligman yesterday on business. Bill Crozer of San Francisco, formerly with Dagg Mercantile, has returned to Winslow to join Olds Brothers Lumber Company as head of the office and hardware and paints department.
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Nelson
G. W. Nelson
Seligman
Olds Bros
Bill Crozer
San Francisco
Dagg Mercantile Company
Winslow
Olds Brothers Lumber Company
New Home Nearing Completion in Sweeney Heights
The residence of W. R. Baker, constructed by Olds Brothers in Sweeney Heights, nears completion and is expected to be ready for occupancy in January.
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W. R. Baker
Sweeney Heights
Olds Brothers
Leupp Officials Report Bad Roads to Winslow
J. E. Balmer senior clerk of the Leupp Agency and W. S. Young Indian trader visit Winslow and report the Leupp to Winslow road in very bad shape. They say the people in the area will welcome any road improvement program.
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J. E. Balmer
Leupp
W. S. Young
Winslow
Finland to build first official radio broadcasting station
The Finnish government plans to establish the nation’s first radio broadcasting station, signaling a new era in mass communications. A provocative aside notes a shift in gendered behavior, reflecting contemporary social commentary.
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Government of
Finland
Wall of Coast Lines in Winslow on business
H S Wall of Los Angeles superintendent of the mechanical department of the Coast Lines is in Winslow on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.S. Wall
Los Angeles
Coast “Lines
Winslow
Baker Visits Flagstaff to Inspect Pump House Boilers
L. S. Baker traveled to Flagstaff today to inspect the boilers in the pump house.
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L. S. Baker
Flagstaff
Old Supervisors to Meet Today in Holbrook
Outgoing county board led by Chairman C. G. Payne and colleagues will meet in Holbrook for the last time to wind up business before turnover. New board includes J. A. Greaves, W. H. Chamberlain, and John L. Willis with Willis slated as chairman and R. B. Walton as clerk.
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Board of Supervisors
C. G. Payne
C. E. Owens
W. H. Denham
Holbrook
J. A. Greaves
Winslow
W. H. Chamberlain
John L. Willis
Willis
R. B. Walton
Wallace Ellsworth
Geo. Schafer
L. D. Diverbess
Pp. A. Sawyer
Hattie Flaharty
Lloyd C. Henning
Lucretia W. Flanigan
W. BE. Shumway
J. E. Crosby
Superior Court
G. T. West
Northern roads open as chains required in snow
W R Hutchins reports Northern Arizona highways in fairly good condition with chains advised for motorists. A Holbrook to Phoenix update shows the Hassayampa Trail segment south of Prescott as the only noted rough stretch after heavy recent snows.
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Phoenix
W. R. Hutchins
State Highway Department
Arizona
Holbrook
Prescott
Hassayampa
Visit Helps Snowflake Family Reunite En Route Home
Mr and Mrs Winfred Jackson visited with Miss Martha Hunt yesterday. They were en route to their Phoenix home after spending the week in Snowflake with Mrs Jacksons relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfred Jackson
Martha Hunt
Phoenix
McCools Headed to Needles for New Year Visit
Mr and Mrs Mrazzy J McCool departed Thursday evening for Needles California to spend a three day New Year visit with Mr McCool’s mother.
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Mr. and
Mrazzy J. McCool
Needles, Cal
Mr. McCool
Williams Rotary Looks to 1927 City Hall and Golf Course
Williams Rotary members hear town clerk L S Williams propose city hall housing offices and court, jail east of First Street, plus a 9 hole municipal golf course on Weber Field. He cites 1926 gains including paving bonds water system upgrades and dam work, and notes plans gained strong backing. The meeting also covers Odd Fellows degrees, Game Protective Association setup, and NTAC visitors Grady Gammage and Mrs Gammage in Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Odd Fellows
E. O. Messimer
Fred Udine
J. R. Richardson
Father Buys Rubens While Abroad Last Summer
A report notes a father purchased a Rubens during a Europe trip last summer. The fragment mentions a person named Y Medley and a cryptic query about horse power. The readable context is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubens
Europe
NL “Y. Medley
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U.of A
Yuma
Roosevelt
Hers
Bucknell Belle
Coconino County
Cyrus McClere
Sanat
John Isler
Jay Manley, Jr
Howard Bartlett
John’ ‘Miller
Lloyd Henning
Rotary Club Memosi
Jack Nelson
William Chamberlin
Mrs. Chamberlin
May Randall
Clarence Sandburn
Chandler
Miss Randall
Tom Berry
Walter McClaws
Ed. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Arizona Highway Department
Viola Johnson
Dina
Arthur Light
Louis Bache
Great Basin Oil Company
Farmington
New Mexico
Great Basin
Art Saunders
Holbrook Schools
Sio Winslow
Franklin
Carnegie
Milady’s Beauty
M’dell
Shipley Payne
Alsea
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