Local Residents Headed Various Directions for New Year
Multiple notices show residents of Winslow and Holbrook traveling for holidays and family events. Max Garcia leaves for Albuquerque to visit his parents. E. O. Cook arrives to take over Santa Fe division storekeeper duties in Winslow. E. C. Hatley from Continental Oil visits local dealers.
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Albuquerque
Max Garcia
The
Santa Fe
New Mexico City
E. O. Cook
Richmond
Cailif
Winslow
Santa Fe Railroad
Coast Lines
E. C. Hatley
Continental Oil Company
Williams
A. J. Jackson
Holbrook
Jackson
George W. Hennessey
Arizona
Evelyn
City
Prescott
A. M. McHenry
McHenry
Phoenix
W. C. Eddington
Yucca
G. T. Stevens
George
Frances
Steven
Curtis Neal
Redlands University
W. H. Hubbard
Blythe
Calif
Pasadena
Tulane University
San Bernardino
Dahl Norman
Daze Transfer Company
J. B. Probus
Ralph Davis
Northern Arizona Furniture Company
Flagstaff
Joseph F. Pomeroy
Herman Sughrue
Winslow Drug Company
Alta Benson
Frank Siegmund
Winslow Music House
George A. Giragi
W. L. Carpenter, Jr
Grand Canyon
California
University of Southern California
Ifrom Holbrook
Louis Divelbess
Navajo County
Mrs. C. C. Miles Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. C. C. Miles died after a prolonged tuberculosis illness. Chas. O. Miles, Santa Fe crew dispatcher in Winslow, traveled with their daughter Geraldine on train No. 9 to Fresno for burial. The family had lived in Winslow seven years, Miles previously moving from Fresno as a time keeper and serving as dispatcher for four years.
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Chas. O. Miles
Santa Fe Railroad
Winslow
Geraldine
Fresno
Miles
Mr. Miles
Fred Tanner Funeral Set for Joseph City Tomorrow
Funeral services for Fred Tanner 71 pioneer resident of Joseph City Tuba and Flagstaff will be held tomorrow afternoon in Joseph City starting at 2 p m. Relatives report he died Monday after an extended illness. An early Mormon pioneer he first settled at Tuba later at Flagstaff and for 30 years in Joseph City. He is survived by his wife and eight children.
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Fred Tanner
Joseph City
Tuba
Flagstaff
Mesa
Arizona
New Year Dance Draws Large Crowd Promised
The Grand International Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginemen expects a big turnout for the New Year's dance at the Arcadia Ballroom tomorrow night. Doc Williams and his seven piece orchestra from Flagstaff will play. Attendance prizes include a $10 first prize and $5 second prize. The annual event attracts crowds from Winslow and nearby towns to cap off the holidays.
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Grand International
Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginemen
Arcadia Ballroom
Doc” Williams
Flagstaff
Winslow
Piano Recital By Mrs Rex Porter Pupils
The piano pupils of Mrs Rex Porter gave a recital this afternoon at three at her home 619 Kingley Avenue Each pupil performed a composition by an American composer.
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Rex Porter
Week of Moderate Weather Aids Cattle and Crops in Southwest
Moderate weather prevailed across the district with light precipitation. Snow covers high country while plains see varied ranges from good to poor. cattle and water conditions improve in some areas and agriculture shows steady progress with lettuce shipments and slow citrus harvest.
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Phoenix
Fort Bayard
N. M
Gamerco
Grand Canyon
Santa Cruz County
Seligman
Wiliams
Pinedale
Douglas
Thatcher
Billy Jones Emerges as Challenger in Boxing Tournament
Billy Jones of Philadelphia, likened to Jack Johnson, ranks as a major challenger after a one sided beating of Larry Johnson in Chicago Stadium. The two second round, ten round bout is part of the National Boxing Association tournament to crown a successor to dethroned titleholder Maxie Rosenbloom.
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Chicago
Billy Jones
Philadelphia
Jack Johnson
Larry Johnson
Ottawa fears quaking keepers seek pole trek
An investigation by the Canadian Mounted Police finds no earthquakes near the North Pole in at least 150 years, prompting a cautious Ottawa to consider a trek exploration instead.
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Ottawa
North Pole
Canadian Mounted Police
Pole
Florence Ziegfield Bets On A Roaring 1932 Model
Florence Ziegfield previews a new 1932 model American girl with sharper curves, less streamline design, five feet six inches tall and a weight of 118 pounds. She is described as the kind gentlemen prefer.
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New York
Florence Ziegfield
Leaders Silent On Third Party Talk
Washington dispatch notes Republican leaders abstain from commenting on third party talk as the 1932 race begins. Hoover and Fess weigh political impact while California Sen. Johnson keeps options open. Northwestern Independents vow support for a Progressive candidate, any primary result shaping convention dynamics.
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Washington
Northwest
Hoover
Fess
Republican National Committee
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Johnson
California
Flashes Of Life Lies and Legal Notes Across Cities
In Youngstown dramatic gunplay injures 18 year old Harry Besharre as the bullet traverses the heart area toward the leg. In Los Angeles a perforated paper strip is challenged as a legal document by Judge Crail, ruling the hole punched text may affect its validity.
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Associated Press
Youngstown, O
Harry Besharre
Arota
Los Angeles
Superior Court
C. S. Crail
Milton McCallister
Ambassador Forbes plans retirement from diplomatic service
Washington December 31 reports American Ambassador to Japan William Cameron Forbes has notified the State Department he desires to retire from the diplomatic service.
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Washington
William Cameron Forbes
Japan
State Department
Ungrateful Hitch Hiker Steals Auto
Holbrook report says a hitchhiker who had been fed and offered a bed by a tourist couple between Winslow and Holbrook stole their car after 1 AM. The auto, with a tire tube missing, was found in front of E. B. Newman's residence. no other items were taken.
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Holbrook
Winslow
Sheriff's Office
Mid-West Camp Ground
E. B. Newman
Price War Hits Portland Small Markets on Sandy Boulevard
In Portland Oregon on December 31 small markets along Sandy Boulevard engaged in a price war. The fight over groceries and consumer prices prompted sharp competition among local shops. Multiple stores slashed prices to attract customers as shoppers watched for impacts on weekly budgets.
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Portland
Ore
Sandy Boulevard
Holloway Hearing Postponed in Statutory Offense Case
The Holbrook case against Frank Holloway, accused of a statutory offense against Ella Richardson of Winslow, was postponed as Justice A G McCloskey was disqualified. The hearing moves to early next month before Justice A J Jarrett in Standard. Ella Richardson’s parents seek annulment of their daughter’s marriage and accuse Holloway of a prior offense.
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The
Daily Mail
Holbrook
Frank Halloway
Ella Richardson
George Richardson
Winslow
Justice of the Peace
A. G. McCloskey
A. J. Jarrett
Standard
Halloway
Freakish Bargains Offer One Cent Bread and Milk
An advertisement promotes one pound loaves of bread for one cent each and grade A milk at four cents a quart, highlighting extraordinary low prices for staple groceries in a single store.
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Mettie Hanners
Bruckman’s Curio Store
Joyce Stump
R. M. Stump
Glendale
Alif
R. A. Chapman
John Sutherland
Harry Sutherland
Coast
W. J. Crozer
Los Angles
Jervis Houck
Adamang
Callahan Construction Company
Gallup
St. Mary’s Hospital
E. Leonard
Mary Ann Buchanan
Marie Norman
Winslow Schools
Mary Margaret LeZear
Los Angeles Visitor
Celeste Bixby
Robert McNelly
Bixby
Chenards Art School
C. C. Miles
Long Ilness
Holbrook Range Fair
Whiteriver
Challenger
Sharar Service
Cor
Second St
Hicks Ave
Cleveland
Dobbin
Pent Crolleh
Bruchman’s
G.la
L. A
Arcadia
M. Ferguson
Mgr
Yosemite
SENG
NEA
N Vicks
Rotiog A
Holloway
Arcadians
Frank Perkins
American Legion
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