Winslowite Given Member Status in Hawaii Pele Order
Special to The Mail reports Winslowite resident Moo Phares of Avigens was named a member of the Fiul-O-Pele, a Hawaii based order honoring the fire goddess Pele of Kilauea. Members must have visited the volcano and paid homage. Phares received a lapel badge with Pele’s fiery seal after a ritual in a steaming crater. The group, now about 9,250 members strong, venerates Pele who is said to reside in Kilauea’s fiery pit and sometimes appears in human form to foretell volcanic activity in Hawaii National Park.
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Winslowite
Hawaii
Pele
Kilauea
Clouse
Kilanea Crater
Moo Phares
Winslow
Avigens
Madame Pele
Phares
Hawaii National Park
Son of Woman Suspect Faces Grilling
VALPATIATSO June 5 AP Mrs Catherine Cassier of Chicago, charged with murder in the death of Miss Campela Seutar, awaits further questioning of her adopted son Edward as investigators probe a grisly case near Hebron.
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Surder
Valpatiatso, Incd
Iudward
Citherine Cassier
Chicago
Campela Sentar
Cussler
Miss Seutar
Hebron Inet
Jove’s Strength Echoes in Modern Sentiment
Rupert Hughes notes Jove remains strong and fervent but lacks old time sentiment. A wife asks her unemotional husband if he would mourn her diet and visit the cemetery, and he answers yes, explaining proximity to the golf links.
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Rupert Hughes
Water of Ila Held Property Af This State Explains Bill
California backed Swing Johnson bill to limit to 4 490 000 acre feet of water with a possible 5 272 000 feet, excluding the Gila claim. Bacon says actual need is 7 200 000 acre feet, noting the Mexican burden and danger in the policy.
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Water OF
Ila
California
Bacon
Arizona
Vivid Eighteenth Century Driving Habits Recalled
Nostalgic snippets recall well dressed motorists and outfits like gog gles linen duster coats and lap robes. The piece reflects fashion and travel customs from earlier eras with a dash of humor about stalled starts and calling for a horse.
Lava Flow From Volcano Diminishes Near Vesuvius
Naples Italy July 5 The Vesuvian Observatory reports lava waves subsiding after two days of heavy activity. The eruptive cone rebuilds and continues to bombard the Valley of Hell with hot stones and blazing fire as red traces fade on the lava.
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Naples
Italy
Moan Vesuvius
Vesuvien Observatory
Phe
Strone
Wes Sal
Hell
Nomination of Cotton Approved by Senate
The Senate confirmed Joseph P. Cotton of New York to be under-secretary of state on June 5 in Washington.
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Washington
Joseph P. Cotton
New York
Senate
Explosion at Tauriano warehouse kills eleven
In Curine Italy June 5 a blast at a warehouse storing war stocks near Snilimbergs killed eleven workers and injured thirteen, six of whom are in serious condition. The cause is under investigation and no details of the blast have been released.
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Curine
Italy
Tauriano
Snilimbergs
News Hounds Track Lindbergh Honeymoon Mystery
Provincetown Mass June 5 AP The mystery of the ocean honeymoon of Col Charles A Lindbergh and his bride deepened as the cabin cruiser K21025 departed the harbor minutes after Cape Cod. The craft docked briefly then sailed again, pilot maneuvers confusing reporters ashore who were unable to engage the crew.
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Provincetown
Mass
Thea
Ocean
Col. Charlo
A. Lindbergh
Cape Cod
Meran at the Wheel in a Traffic Horn Incident
A man named Lucius Lester Thorne upset a driver by honking in traffic after being startled. No injuries reported and no official charges noted.
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Meran
Lucius Lester Thorne
Fire Devastates Rodasto Port on Marmora Coast
A large fire in Rodasto on the European shore of the Marmora Sea caused enormous damage to a major portion of the port area. The blaze burned for hours eight miles west of Constantinople, with extensive destruction reported.
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London
Constantinople
Rodasto
Sea of Marmorea
Arizona to graduate largest class in university history
The University of Arizona will honor its biggest class tonight with 236 seniors and 81 candidates for advanced degrees among the graduates.
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Tucson
University of Arizona
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Oden CO
Croquette
Hills Bros
Oingfrail
Leslly
NEA
Mexico City
Maria Concepcion Acevedo
Obregon
Mexico
Three Mary Islands
Clermont Press
Cross City News
Times-Union
Scenic Airways
C. W. Helm
Scenic Airways Inc
Dover
J.D. Halstead Lumber Co
Kinsley Avenue
Winslow, Arizona
Lindy
UGE
Hamilton Beach
Vaughan’s
Winslow Furniture Co
Just
Mien
United Dry Goods Stores Inc
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