Visitors and residents address business in Winslow
E Damewood and I F Veaney visited in Winslow on business. Jack Saffro of Phoenix spent several days here, arranging Rialto Theater signs last summer. Local visitors from San Bernardino Hutchinson Kansas Pueblo California Leupp Holbrook and Flagstaff are noted with brief travels and returns from Los Angeles Phoenix and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Damewood
I. F. Veaney
Winslow
Phoenix
Jack Saffro
Mr. Saffro
Rialto Theater
San Bernardino
Agee
Santa Fe
Pueblo
W. D. Hichcock
Winslow Man
Los Angeles
Leupp
J. Is. Balmer
Leupp Indian School
Ruth Canterll
Helen McLemore
IND
Winslow D
Mrs
A. Trowler
Boston
Gillespie Well to be Spudded Monday in Arizona
J T Finn a Gillespie Petroleum director announced plans to spud the B A Gillespie well on the Campbell Francis ranch as soon as Monday using Rotary No 5 gear. The project, backed by Los Angeles capital, covers 30 000 acres and aims to reach 7000 feet with first oil sands expected around 2800 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Gillespie Petroleum Company
Campbell Francis Ranch
Francis
Winslow
J. T. Finn
Finn
R. T. Inn
Cial
B. A. Gillespie Petroleum ‘Company
Los Angeles
B A. Jespie
Strucie
Sunshine
Arizona
Sunshine Station
Arizona Sunshine
Canyon Diablo
Meteor Mountain
Flagstaff
Oklahoma
California
Ice shortage hits Kansas City New Year revels
Thirty revelers at Kansas City hotels and clubs face cold drinks without ice as W Harold Lane prohibition administrator warns against supplying set ups ginger ale and ice. He threatens injunctions for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
W. Harold Lane
Winslow Elks Dance Staged Tonight
The Elks Lodge annual New Years dance will be held at the lodge rooms tonight for members and guests. The entertainment committee promises a good time with Lloyd's Orchestra providing music from early evening until the crowd quits. Notables include H O Griggs and A L Thurston among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Entertainment Committee
Daily Mail
Elks Lodge
Entertainment Committee
H. O. Griggs
A. L. Thurston
M. H. Proctor
Q. R. Gardner
R. C. Rhoades
House Committee
Robert Powell
R. S. Rose
A. R. Kleindienst
Lloyd's
Former Winslow Cattleman Dies in Gallup New Mexico
George Hubbard age 58, longtime Winslow cattleman born in Tonto Basin, died of pneumonia Thursday night at a Gallup hospital. Body returned to Winslow on No. 7. funeral plans not announced awaiting word from relatives. Hubbard built the Babbit Brothers building and the Palace of Sweets site, later returning to cattle. He is survived by his brother Tom Hubbard and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hubbard
Winslow
Gallup
Hubbard
Gallup Hospital
Tonto Basin
Babbitt Brothers
Palace of Sweets
Tom Hubbard
Chamber to appoint panel on Prescott highway stage service
Yavapai county Chamber of Commerce will appoint a committee to study highway stage service between Prescott and other state points, notably Phoenix. The group notes the only current service is via Black Canyon road and will press Santa Fe to route at least one main line train through Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Ariz
Yavapai County
Reliance Strike 500 Barrel Oil Well Near Gallup New Mexico
Oil in commercial quantity was reported at Valentine No 1 well near Gallup New Mexico in the Hos pah district about 500 barrels per day. Dr W F Green of Reliance Oil Co says gas pressure pushed oil and water to surface and a big producer may follow as drilling plans continue with new wells announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Transcontinental
Holbrook
Ariz
Valentine
Gallup
N. M
W. F. Green
Reliance Oil Company
Hospith
Holbrook, Oi
Reliance Company
New Mexico
Hospahr
Midwest
Point Lookout
Mesa Verde
Green
Teeple
Robert Green
Dr. Green
Denver
Reliance
Political crystal gazers predict big happenings in coming year
Washington predicts a busy leap year with a heated election race. Prohibition remains a campaign issue as Smith’s stance tests dry and wet camps while McNary-Haugen farm relief fuels intra party fights. Power issues and the Muscle Shoals Boulder dam debates frame broader policy battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Congress
Republican Party
Hoover
Lowden
Dawes
James A. Reed
Smith
Cupy
Muscle Shoals
Boulder Dam
Walsh
Senate
Arizona Man Held For Robbery Trial
S I Morrison a 47 year old former employee of the Frank Wilson pool hall in Humboldt Arizona bound over for trial on a robbery charge. Morrison is accused of stealing 1000 dollars in gold from the pool hall. Keith Savage a Holtville California bank teller testified Morrison bought 350 in traveler’s checks with gold. Morrison bond set at 1000 dollars. The remark about a toothpick in church noted in the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Humboldt
Ariz
S. I. Morrison
Ontarion
Calif
Frank Wilson Pool Hall
Morrison
Keith Savage
Holtville
Cah
Notice to settle accounts before year end
All parties having accounts with the undersigned are requested to call and settle before the first of the year. This is very necessary so I can pay my bills, CHAS. DAZE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Stunt flyer fatally injured in aircraft crash
Al Johnson aged 30, stunt flyer for the Caddo Motion Picture company, was badly burned and probably fatally injured when his plane crashed into a high tension wire and caught fire in Glendale California. He was to play in Hell's Angles, a film about airplane warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Unitel
Glendale
Calif
al Johnson
Caddo Motion Picture Company
Johnson
Prohi Agents Start Annual Dry Drive in Chicago
Federal enforcement under E. C. Yellowly brings 300 agents from Illinois and Indiana to keep Chicago dry for New Year weekend. Downtown hotels priced at 15 dollars a cover. reservations scarce. Outlying night clubs sold out for months while roadhouses beyond city limits plan record business unless weather falters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Yellowly
Ilinois
Indiana
Local Man Quips About Fear of Loved Ones
A local man says he fears those who love him more than those who hate him. The remark appears in a social setting and reflects personal anxieties rather than a broader incident.
Hay fever worsens with more treatment says study
A concise note states hay fever is a disease that can intensify as treatment increases. Researchers caution against overdoing therapies and suggest balanced management.
Terror Stricken Boy Returns To His Home Again
Duane Thompson, 13, who shot and killed Frank Cropas, 15, while hunting near St. Johns Arizona, returned home after a night of wandering. Officials said the shooting was accidental and the boy would not be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Thompson
Frank Cropas
Thompson
Frank
Winslow
Duane
Frisco to Keep Liquor Flow Amid Prohibition Night
Frisco faces no liquor shortage as cabarets and dance halls plan extended hours until 5 am. The federal prohibition director signals steady enforcement without raids, ensuring liquor remains readily available and prices unchanged despite the UPI dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Francisco
Federal Prohibition
Big Squad
Four Killed as Auto Hits Train Near Fullerton
At a crossing one mile west of Fullerton California a car was struck by a freight train late last night. Four people died including Mr and Mrs Albert H Arland of Aberdeen Washington and Mr and Mrs C W Arland of Pomona California. Mrs Arland died on the way to Fullerton hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulleton
Calif
Here
Albert H. Arland
Aberdeen
Wash
C.W. Arland
Pomona
Albert Arland
Fullerton Hospital
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Pohland
Indian Department
T. M. Jordan
Zuni-Arizona Oil Company
Harry Kislingbury
W. D. Hitchcock
Albuquerque
H. M. Weatherford
W. R. Hessell
Methodist Church
Gillespie
Winslow Elk
Disson
Gallup, N. M
Coolidge
Anti-Saloon League
Wayne B. Wheeler
Borah
Nicholas Murray Butler
Havana
Mostyn Lloyd Winslow Hotel
J. E. Walker
W. E. Shumway
Chicago
Frank Hughes
Mahoney
ST. Johns, Ariz
Frisco
Elk’s 15Th Annual
Elk’s Home
Lloyd’s Orchestra
Armour
White Cloud
Mortons
del Monte
Borden’s
Tall
Meat Department
Babbitt Bros
Thriftway Dept
Winslow’s Leading Department Store
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