States Seek Arizona Plan For Inter-Industrial Cooperation
Ohio and Arkansas join Phoenix in pursuing the Arizona Plan for inter industrial cooperation as a model for addressing development problems. Officials note the plan’s self help approach and potential to educate citizens about state interests while prompting inquiries from leaders in other states.
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Phoenix
Ohio
Arkansa#s
Arizona
Arzona Industrial Congress
WG. Pettie
Little Rock
Arkandas
R. Pettie
Grennizgiton
Industrial Congress
W. W. James
Léagie
Fitona
Fee
James
Een 2
United States
Naniduitain
Phoenix Engineer Weds Miss Sears in New York
P. G. Spilsbury president of the Arizona industrial congress married Miss Juanita G. Sears of Los Angeles in New York City. Spilsbury, a well known mining engineer in southwestern mining circles, reported by wire tonight.
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Ariz
P. G. Spilsbury
Arizona Industrial Congress
Marrie Miss Juanita G. Sears
Los Angeles
New York City
Spilsbery
Credit Demands Peak In c. a 12th District
Reports from New York indicate Charles Evans Hughes may depart for Europe before the Republican national convention. The Industrial Congress is handling inquiries on forward Arizona work and similar requests have come from Utah, Florida, and New England states. The March to May 1928 period shows tighter credit with limited funds, steady security rates, and a continued downward trend in building permits across the Twelfth District.
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New York
Charles Evans Hughes
Europe
New York Evening Post
Hughes’ Office
Ole’’ League
Industrial Congress
James
Arizona
Congress
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Utah
Florida
Rotary International
New England
Federal Reserve District
Townshire
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Pacific Northwest
Intermountain States
California
Puff Puff Ah Hain and the Fast Day Charge
A garbled deejay style line references slang about a quick job on the very day or a famous charge. The fragment mentions Custer or the Light Brigade, indicating a misheard or playful historical allusion within a rough historical gloss.
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Puff
Custer
Ught Brigade
Three Men Arrested in California Swindle Case
Three men Richard E. Golden Pat Patterson and Charles F Welch were jailed in San Pedro after and aboard the Calawan steamer on suspicion of involvement in California swindles linked to millionaire Thomas Vale a Hawaii case and a druggist losses. Authorities sought records and fingerprints while Honolulu investigators note the women aboard were not held.
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United Press
San Pedro
Calif
Hsid
Ish Visua
Enna
Calawell
Hawzi
Richard E. Golden
Pat Patterson
Charles F. Welch
George Contreras
California
Contreras
Hie Department
Jin
Calawan
Mary Golden
Betty Brown
Honolulu
Hawaii
Bosing
Charies of
Oghs
Washington
Chicago
Baseball results from National and American leagues
National League scores show St Louis and Cincinnati winning, Brooklyn and Chicago also prevailing while Philadelphia and New York split. In the American League New York defeated Cleveland 16 to 7 as Lake and Grabowski led the attack backed by strong pitching.
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Cleveland
Pennock
Grabowski
Uhle
Bayne
Levsen
L. Sewell
Miss Wills Captures French Tennis Championship Title
Miss Helen Wills of California won the women's singles at Roland Garros, defeating England's Eileen Bennett 6 1 6 2. Henri Cochet beat Rene Lacoste 5 6 3 6 1 6 3 in the men's final, confirming Wills as possibly the greatest woman tennis player.
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Paris
Helen Wills
California
France
Eileen Bennett
England
Henri Céchet
Rene Lacoste
Miss Wills
Heflin to address Protestant rally near Albany
United States Senator Heflin of Alabama, foe of Governor Alfred E. Smith, has rented a hall near Albany for a Protestant rally on June 17. Posters announcing the event appeared in the city today.
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Aera
Albany
United States
Hetlin
Alabama
Alfred E. Smith
Heflin
Women Enter Air Race to Cross Atlantic Ocean
Miss Mabel Bell may attempt a non stop flight from Roosevelt Field in a monoplane Columbia with pilot Eilever C. Le Boutillier and navigator Captain Arthur Argher. The plan targets a dawn takeoff between 4 and 5 am as weather permits while winds and storms threaten the Atlantic crossing.
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Atlantic Ocean
Mabel Bell
Atlantic
Curtiss Field
L. L. Fung
Columbia
Eilever C. le Boutillier
Arthur Argher
Miss Bell
Roose
Belt
Pil
de Boutillier
Pacific Coast League Scoreboard Amid Busy Standings
In San Francisco and across the coast, Seattle loses 7 to 5 as Oakland posts a 22 run tally while Hollywood suffers. Sacer reports an increase to 0 as Missions tally 3 in Los Angeles and Portland slides to 4.
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San Exangisco
Seattle
Oakland
Hollywood
Sacer
Aumento
Missions
Los Angeles
Portland
International League scores and rain postponements
Jersey City defeated Baltimore 7 to 6 while Reading beat Newark 11 to 5. In the second game Reading won 4 to 5 at Newark over seven innings. Other games were postponed due to rain and wet grounds.
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Jersey City
Baltimore
Reading
Newark
St Paul and Indy clash as rain delays second game
Kansas City beat Columbus 9 to 7 in the first game. In the second game St Paul faced Indianapolis but play was called off by rain as several other games were postponed due to wet grounds.
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Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianpolis
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Local Scores From Texas Baseball and Football Notes
Partial OCR list shows Houston 7 Shreveport 3 San Antonio 0 Wichita Falls 6 Beaumont 2 Dallas 4 Fort Worth 6 Waco 4 with multiple city.matchups across Texas events and scores may reflect a regional standings summary.
Oklahoma City Game Splash in Nine-Run Duel
The results show Oklahoma City 6, Wichita 7 in a high scoring game while Tulsa led AmanN lo 6 and Des Moines notched 17, Denver 6. Omaha beat Pueblo 4 in the second game after a 2–4 score in the first.
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Oklahoma
City
Wichita
Tulsa
AmanN'lo
Des Moines
Denver
Omaha
Pueblo
Sou Pac Coast Baseball card style results
Southern Association scores list: Little Rock 3 New Orleans 6. Atlanta 4 Nashville 8. Memphis 4 Mobile 3 in game one. Memphis 3 Mobile 7 in game two. Birmingham 9 Chattanooga 10 in game one. Birmingham 5 Chattanooga in game two.
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Southern Association
Little Rock
New Orleans
Atlanta
Nashville
Memphis
Mobile
Smoke From Smelters Sue For Damages In Arizona
Sue and Mrs. M Jackson, ranchers in Belt Field Arizona, sue United Verde Extension Mining and Verde Copper for crop damages in 1926 and 1927 from smelter smoke. The case, filed with judge A S Gibbons presiding, alleges economic losses valued at twenty five thousand dollars.
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Iverescott
Ariz
Lindbergh and Hughes Awarded NYU Honorary Degrees
Charles Evans Hughes and Col. Charles A. Lindbergh received honorary degrees at New York University commencement. Hughes was named doctor of civil laws while Lindbergh earned a master of aeronautics but could not attend.
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New York
Charles Evans Hughes
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York University
Hughes
Lindbergh
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Real Estate Foreclosure
In Navajo County Arizona the sheriff will sell Lots 13 and 14, Block B, A P Addition to Winslow to satisfy judgment of OLDS BROTHERS LUMBER CO. against Ira Cook and others. Sale at the Holbrook courthouse steps on June 23, 1928 at 10 a m. Bid cash. Dated Holbrook May 25 1928. L D DIVELBBESS Sheriff. May 31 June 7 8 14 21
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Ira Cook
Dora Sprague
Superior Court
State of
Arizona
Navajo
A. D
Tra Gook
Dora Sprag
A. P
Winslow
Navajo County
State of Arizona
Holbrook
L. D. Divelbbess
Sale of Burbank land in Winslow Navajo County Arizona
Public notice of a 1928 judgment sale against Philip E. Burbank and Lottie E. Burbank to satisfy a $5,316.50 debt plus $498.50 costs. Property includes Lots 17 18 19 20 Block 15 Mahoney Addition Winslow Navajo County. Sale set for June 25 at 10 a.m. at the Holbrook courthouse door.
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Philip E. Burbank
Lottie E. Burbank
Superior Court
State of
Arizona
Navajo
A. D
E. Burbank
Mahoney
Winslow
Navajo County
Court House
Holbrook
L. D. Divelbess
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