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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1927
Page
7
cattle and hog prices decline across calve, steer, heifer, and lamb categories with top fed steers 9.25 to 11.2 and hogs around 9.05 for 170 to 200 pounds. United States market movers show American Water Works and utilities rising while S Rubber and Porter goods fall. foreign exchange steady with sterling near 44.85 and French francs about 3.91.
A broad recovery in public utilities led a brief session gain as margin calls prompted liquidations yesterday. New York City building permits fell in May while bank clearings rose year over year. Houston oil hit a new high, and Delaware & Hudson surged to a fresh railroad high as gains broadened.
New York June 4 AP The stock market showed power to absorb with the largest volume since January 1 as demand for seasoned railroad and industrial stocks pushed averages to record highs amid some weak second grade issues. Commodities rose especially grains with corn hitting season highs before futures trading limits were tightened. Cotton and wheat prices eased and advanced treasury financing at 3 3 8 per cent marked the lowest wartime level. Call money stayed firm at 4 1 2 per cent amid month end demand and brokers loans from closing out when issued contracts in U S Steel. Lowering call rate eyed for next week.
On the cruiser Memphis in June 4 AP report Captain Lindbergh expressed hope as the Bellance plane Columbia began its trans Atlantic flight from New York.
New York lost to Cincinnati 1 to 5 while Boston defeated Chicago 10 to 8 and Brooklyn fell to St. Louis 0 to 4. Philadelphia versus Pittsburgh was postponed due to rain.
Miguel Avila arrested on assault with deadly weapon charge as he allegedly threatened his wife with a revolver. Miss Helen Maxwell accepted a Prescott school position for next year. Frat. Harry Shill moves to Phoenix to work with his brother in poultry. Eugene Perry and sisters return to Phoenix from Williams visit. Stanton Carr omitted from senior class honor letters list published earlier. E J Nordyke and son attended Leander Sheldon and Margaret Duffield wedding at Epiphany church Flagstaff. Mrs Bly and Miss Alcorn plan Tennessee trip to visit relatives.
In Chicago 6 Bostom 6 St Louis 5 Washington 3. Detroit New York game postponed by rain. Cleveland Philadelphia game postponed by rain.
In Los Angeles Sacramento beat Hollywood 3 to 2. Portland defeated San Francisco 11 to 3. Seattle edged Los Angeles 5 to 3. In the San Francisco Oakland match the Missions won 8 to 3.
San Antonio edged Houston 2 0 while Dallas beat Fort Worth 11 to 5 Shreveport defeated Wichita Falls 3 to 5 and Waco won against Beaumont 10 to 4.
The American Association results show Indianapolis 3 def Toledo 8, St Paul 4 def Milwaukee 5, Columbus 3 lost to Louisville 5, Minneapolis 2 lost to Kansas City 7.
Okmulgee defeated Muskogee 10 to 2 while Fort Smith beat Springfield 10 to 8. St Joseph led 5 to 3 and Topeka won 6 to 4 in the remaining matchups.
New Orleans beats Memphis 7 to 12 while Birmingham records 1. Chattanooga defeats Mobile 9 to 3 with Little Rock 1 to 5 and Atlanta 5 to 5 and Nashville 9 to 11.
The Aero Corporation of California announced regular service between Los Angeles and Fort Worth will start within 30 days. The first tri motor flight is planned around July 4 with connections at Fort Worth and stops including Phoenix, Arizona.
A thoughtful musing contends that true living measured by quality matters more than mere age. It reframes birthdays as milestones of meaningful experiences and personal growth rather than numeric years.
President Coolidge views the U S fleet from the Mayflower off Cape Henry Virginia as the battle line salutes and sails to distant posts. The fleet, including 28 planes, departs to protect American citizens and property abroad.
War dances and cries echo as Navajo families travel from Leupp to retrieve children held by the U.S. government. Elders host moonlit dances where spinsters select partners, then races follow at noon Sunday featuring horse, relay, and wagon events with heavy wagering by participants.
In Lankershim California a man thought to be Thomas P Hearne a Los Angeles traffic officer shot and killed a young woman who jumped from his car and started to run away then shot himself in the head.
Notice to holders of Second Liberty Loan bonds announces a 1927 offering of United States Treasury bonds dated June 15 1927 with 343 percent interest. Bonds mature in twenty years, callable after sixteen, and exchange privileges expire around June 15. Holders urged to consult banks or trust companies for details and participate within the limited period. A W Mellon Secretary of the Treasury Washington May 31 1927.
Ruth Wallace Moritz sues Mary Zuck Lacer Thomas Greer William Greer and Mike Greer heirs of Ann Greer deceased and other unknown heirs. Gilbert Cline Jessie Kline Johanna Schuster Irma Snellenburg Marguerite Steinlein and Dena Hulet named as defendants. Defendants are summoned to answer within twenty to thirty days or risk default. Court clerk Lloyd C Henning issues from Holbrook Navajo County May 14 1927.
Department of the Interior notice announces Eli jah S. Rushing of Winslow Arizona filing for Three-Year Proof to claim land in Section 8 Township 20 N Range 16 E G and 5 meridian. Hearing before U S Commissioner D W Easley at Holbrook July 2 1927 with witnesses H R Pitts Julia F Mahoney J B Williams and Frank Holloway all of Winslow. Ist pub May 31 last pub July 1
A dishwasher tells co‑workers one more glass and then they will go home, signaling the night’s close at a busy local eatery. The remark captures a casual moment as staff wrap up duties.
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