Locals and visitors listed in Winslow notices
A long column of notices lists visitors residents and travelers in Winslow including M J Bukove from Salt Lake City considering settling here G Wrencher from Springerville a N Y Life rep and Katherine Bauer back at work after illness. Others travel to Memphis El Paso Flagstaff Gallup Standard Phoenix and Los Angeles with family visits and local business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Bukove
Charles Bukove
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bukove
Winslow
G. UW. Hammond
Mormon Lake
Springerville
Guy Wrencher
The
New York Life Insurance Co
Katherine Bauer
First National Bank
J. W. Angel
Anl
Memphis
Tennessee
Marie Mentel
Pasadena
California
Ed Harbin
El-Paso
Fay Goff
el Paso
D. W. Basley
Miss Goff
A.E. Wingate
South Texas Continental Oil Company
Phoenix
Flagstaff
Garland Bushman
Northern Arizona Teacher’s College
Bushman
Garrett
East Third Street
Gallup
Emmett Drumm
Santa Fe
Canary Murder Case and Rialto Twin Bill at Local Show
The Rialto presents a double feature featuring The Canary Murder Case based on the Dot Kine murder and Van Dine’s famed detective fiction. Also shown is The Voice of the Storm with Kari Dane, Marthe Sleeper, Rex Bell in Wild West Romance, plus the final chapter of The Mystery Rider and the first episode of The Diamond Master. Pay day is noted for tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonfehi
Yhalto
Winslow
S. S. van Dine
Dot Kine
van Dine
Rialto
Storm
Carl Dane
Marthe Sleeper
Kari Dane
Rex Bell
National League Owners Eliminate MVP Award
National League club owners met in Cincinnati on June 7 and decided to eliminate the Most Valuable Player award for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Phoenix Girl to Be Heard Monday Night on Radio
The National Broadcasting Company will feature six venue artists contest winners in a half hour concert after a banquet in Finsian, Massachusetts Monday at 9 AM mountain time. Adelaide Couture 9 of Phoenix winner in Arizona will compete, possibly revealing the winning songstress of America as part of the Biennial Federation of Music Clubs in Boston scheduled for June to 164.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Broadcasting Company of America
Finsian
Mass
Adelaide Couture 9
Phoenix
Arizona
America
United States
Federation of Music Clubs
Boston
Band Concert Moved To Saturday Night At City Park
The regular Sunday evening band concert at City park will be held Saturday instead this week. Band members who also play for the Redskin Ball team will be away in Kingman Sunday for a game, so they will miss the usual concert. Indian band concerts grow in popularity as summer crowds gather along nearby streets to listen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Campbell
Margaret Prinninstool
Miss Campbell
Alice Campbell
Winslow
Battle Creek
Michigan
East
Vernon I. Foy
Foy
Dorcas
Methodist Ladies Aid
Cage’s
R. K. Mullens
Raymond
Kansas
Redskin
Kingman
Round House Boys
Gen Snead Named Confederate Chief
Gen R A Snead of Oklahoma City was elected commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans and Biloxi Mississippi chosen for the 1930 reunion at a business session in Charlotte North Carolina. Michigan has by far the greatest coastline of any state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
R. A. Snead
Oklahoma City
United Confererate Veterans
Biloxi
Miss
Michigan
Retiring Officers Hand Over Seals at Windsor Ceremony
The formal handover of seals by retiring government members occurred in Windsoresstle this afternoon under extraordinary conditions due to King George's Princess and the prevailing weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Windsoresstle
Threatening Letter Suspect is Arrested
Manuel Ternel Ochoa, author of threatening letters to Robert A. Scott and other officials in this district, was arrested by U S border patrol inspectors. Ochoa has been deported from the United States to Mexico several times, most recently to Yucatan via New Orleans in a bid to prevent his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Sybc
Manuel Ternel Ochoa
Robert A. Scott
TU. S
Asttoia
U. S
Border Patrol
Ochoa
Mexico
Yucatan
New Orleans
Colter Protests Donovan Proposal in Arizona Hearing
In PETOININ Ariz a protest is filed against the Donovan plan by AYinera Biehtine Reclemariea led by Catto president who warns Arizona Colorade rives commission in session at Washington that the Donovan program is worse than the Santa Fe compact and the Swing Johnson DHT. The message voices bitter opposition to adoption by the Arizona commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petoinin
Ariz
Drine
Adi
Fred Ty. Catto
Ayinera Biehtine Reclemariea Asso Vistion Ine Talerram
Charles BR. Ward
Arizana Colorade Rives Commission
Washington
Donovan Eommannianatre
The
Arizona Commission
Texas Tornado Kills Two and Hurts Six
A tornado yesterday struck Fanning Water Hale County and Plage in Casiroa County. Two people died J A Snypes of Fanning Water and R A Cassady of Flage. Six houses were blown away at Plage and three houses destroyed at Running Water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Pex
APS
Fanning Water
Hale County
Plage
Casiroa County
J. A. Snypes
R. A. Cassady
Flage
Temperatures and a historical note on the Dixie name
Record shows Winslow reached 82 degrees yesterday while another value notes temperatures and mentions the origin of the term Dixie from the Mason and Dixon line. The fragmentary item references Lawes and a historical aside about Dixie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
Mason & Dixon Line
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Eliza T. Campbell
Snowflake
Garland Pushman
B. F. Chase
Los Angeles
R. M. Williams
Ralph H. Cake
Ford Dunham
Mr. Dunham
Constance Shipley
Northern Arizona Teacher's College
Mrs. L. M. Shipley
Pauline Wood
R. F. Wood
L. T. Gwynn
Minneapolis
R. C. Tanner
Owensmouth
Congress Junction
New York
Karl Dane
Martha Sleeper
Pense
Adventure
Mystery Rider
Phoenix Girl
Gen. Snead
Modern Plumbing and Heating Co
Beard Street
Kodaks
Thermos
Colter
Donovan
Phoenin
Aviz
Government Weather Bureau
Ahilcene
Boise - Pp
Aegis
Chicago
Denver
Kansas City
Wade Bee
Roswell
St. Paul
San Francisco
Bill
Q’hara
Canada
Hostess
Carton
del Monte
Valley Brand
P. & G. Leap
Y A
Manhattan
Star Brand
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