Oil as world greatest money maker fuels wildcat ventures
A long editorial argues oil is the strongest money maker driving global development. It claims promoters attract investors, Standard Oil seeks regulation, and small operators fuel new wells while critics warn of manipulation. The piece also jokes about Arizona oil bets and political satire.
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John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Coolidge
Conservation Board
Trould
United States
Oil Trust
Itas
Threeworld
Denver
The Era of Publicity and Free Newspaper Advertising
A discussion on the shift from paid advertising to free publicity in newspapers. It argues product worthiness and intelligent marketing, cites Lindbergh and Grange, and notes the cost of election campaigns versus courtroom development, ending with a critique of readers seeking free space.
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Oakland
Santa Fe
Flagstaff
Arizona Desert
Arizona
I Press
Indifference Seen In Arizona Voter Turnout On Amendments
Douglas Dispatch notes Arizona voters showed little interest at the polls on Tuesday. The piece argues lack of turnout reflects indifference rather than disinterest in government and urges funding a judicial ruling to define Colorado River rights and development prospects.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Colorado River
Arizona
Congress
Washington
Colorado
Flight and finance musings mix in vague chatter
Snippet of scattered remarks references a homecoming, a famed flyer, a ship magnate named Robert A. Dollar, currency changes by Mellon, and a Scottish professor musing that the universe is running down. The text blends unrelated notes with no clear single event.
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Robert A. Dollar
Lindbergh Declines Vaudeville and Film Offers
Captain Lindbergh earns praise for his record flight and for refusing lucrative offers from vaudeville circuits and moving picture companies. He declined since accepting would cheapen his historic achievement and reduce his lasting legacy.
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Lindberszh
Pyle
Gramee
Famous Train In Funeral Cortege To Old Mexico
Nogales Arizona June 4 Mexico's famous presidential train carried the body of Senora Natalia Chacon De Calles wife of President Calles from Los Angeles to Mexico City amid floral cars and a crowd singing Nearer My God to Thee The cortege planned temporary burial in Dolores cemetery Mexico City with final rest to be in Nogales Sonora beside her parents and young son.
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Old Mexico
Nogales
Ariz
Mexico
Senora
Natalia Chacon de Calles
Los Angeles
Mexico City
President Calles
Jalisco
Senora Calles
Dolores Cemetery
Sonora
Ashby Held on Murder Charge in Cochise Court
Elvis Ashby was held to answer in Cochise County Superior Court Tombstone on a murder charge for the May 18 fatal shooting of James Bud Gilwan. He was released on a $6 000 bond set by Judge L T Frazier after a preliminary hearing in justice court. The hearing included a search for weapons in the crowded courtroom, which found none.
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Leisbee
Ariz
Elvis Ashby
Cochise County
Tombstone
James
Bud) Gilwan
Justice Court
Ashby
L. T. Frazier
Great Send-Off For Flier From Shore Of France
Captain Lindbergh marked the departure from Cherbourg as the Memphis steamed toward Hampton Roads. Farewell receptions for the American ace were gratifying and the start for home was the best part of the voyage.
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France
U. S. S. Memphis
Lindbergh
Memphis
Cherbourg
Hampton Roads
Washington Letter on Colonial Government Proposals
Rodney Dutcher reports on a surge to seek a constitutional amendment for uniform territorial government. Porto Rico Alaska Hawaii and the Philippines push to elect own governors while debates center on a permanent, flexible federal framework. A bureau of insular affairs is favored as a simpler path, with current control split among War Interior and Navy departments.
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Scareton
United States
Philippines
Alaska
Porto Rico
Samoa
Virgin Islands
Seventieth Congress
Hawaii
Felix Da=ea
Carmi Thompson
Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Interior Department
Guam
Department of the Nive
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Total News
Ariv@nx
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Goldwin A. Howland
Toronto
American Neurological Association
Ossen
Lindendorf
Cooldige
Tire
White House
Kentucky
Herald
Poular College
Grange
Pacific
St.’ Louis
Douglas Dispatch
Lindbere Ft
Charley
Paris
Mellon
Lindbergie
Bisbee Review
Cochise Court
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Heath
Altyiy
Scienice
Beck
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Srociae
Burei
Winslow, Arizona
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