Personal Mentions Enter College In Flagstaff
Mrs. G T Stevens state president of the Arizona Congress of Parents and Teachers leaves Winslow to enter the State Teachers College at Flagstaff. Various visitors and travelers pass through Winslow including a poultryman Walter Shelley from Joseph City and railroad foremen F Mahan and J L Scott heading to San Francisco.
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G. T. Stevens
Arizona Congress of Parents and Teachers
Winslow
State Teachers College
Flagstaff
Walter Shelley
Joseph City
California
Wm. S
Billy” Borum
San Francisco
TG Maryland
H. R. Mercer
Santa Fe
Mercer
Sue
Cumberland
Swanton
Maryland
Indiana
Illinois
Senate cuts federal annual leave to save money
The Senate voted to reduce paid federal employee annual leave from 30 days to 15 days, aiming to save 22 million dollars. The action targets government workers with pay and affects leave accrual across agencies.
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Washington
Senate
Dunbar Faces New Suit Over California Extradition
Mark Dunbar, whose extradition hearing was postponed after he failed to appear before Governor Hunt, now faces a suit to recover 2500 alleged payments from Mrs. C. N. Jewel of Los Angeles. He is sought in Los Angeles on a corporate securities act charge. the complaint says he was loaned 2500 with return-on-demand terms.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Mark Dunbar
California
4-H Members Headed to Tucson Dairy and Poultry Contests
J. W. McInnes assistant county agricultural agent leads 38 county club members from Phoenix to Tucson for dairy cattle judging and poultry demonstration contests.
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Phoenix
J. W. McInnes
Tucson
Police officer Hassell injured in car overturn crash
Mesa officer E N Hassell remains in serious condition after his car overturned yesterday. He was hospitalized following the accident, with authorities continuing to investigate the cause.
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Mesa
E. N. Hassell
Phoenix Man Dies After Quarrel Over Dining Choice
Arthur Du Frain, 49, killed himself after an argument with his wife about eating downtown. He died in Phoenix last night, ending a domestic dispute that led to the fatal act.
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Phoenix—Aarthur du Frain
Wanted in Tucson Elkins Shot in Globe Gunfight
James B. Elkins, 27, wounded in a Globe gunfight with Patrolman Lee Kilgore, was out on 1500 bail for a Tucson burglary trial and was to have appeared in Tucson.
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Tucson
James B. Elkins
Lee Kilgore
Globe Sunday
Tucsonis
Elkins
Trial Date Delayed Indefinitely After Schedule Move
A court hearing originally set for June 1 has been postponed indefinitely as the date was moved without a new reopening schedule. Attorneys await further notice on rescheduling and potential impacts on the case timeline.
Adkins Waives Appeal Fees In Kidnap Case Inmates
Clifford Adkins, serving a life sentence for kidnapping Tucson banker Gordon H. Sawyer, signed a pauper's oath requiring the county to pay appeal costs to the state Supreme Court. He began serving his term at Florence State Penitentiary last week.
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Tucson
Clifford Adkins
Gordon H. Sawyer
Supreme Court
Adkins
Florence
Copper town celebrates four-cent tariff approval
In a jubilant scene the old mining community joined Miami in cheering President Hoover as he signed the revenue bill yesterday imposing a four-cent tariff on foreign mined copper. Neighbors fired pistols, blew whistles, and car horns rang out as months of unemployment and hardship were briefly eased by the political victory.
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Globe
Miami
Hoover
Highway 60 segment reopened between Salome and Quartzsite
The reconstructed portion of U. S. and S. Highway 60 between Salome and Quartzsite is open to traffic. Work completed on 35.75 miles of roadway, restoring passage and improving regional travel.
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Phoenix
Salome
Quartzsite
Queen Esther Circle Meeting at Mrs Kerring Home
The Queen Esther Circle of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday at 2:30 PM at 521 Williamson Avenue the home of Mrs R V Kerring. A special invitation is extended to all members to attend.
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Queen Esther
Wsther
The
Methodist Church
R. V. Kerring
Williamson Avenue
Progressive Arizona June issue highlights Arizona history and events
The June Progressive Arizona magazine features The Ghost City tale by M. E. Bemis about Briggs in Yavapai County, vacation pieces by E. O. Whitman, Phoenix Chamber of Commerce plans by James M Segl, and coverage of the American Legion Rodeo at Holbrook and Meteor City Roundup at Winslow.
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Frank Tenney Johnson
Biltmore Salon
Arizona
M. E. Bemis
E. O. Whitman
Arizona Industrial Congress
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
James Msegl
American Legion
Holbrook
Winslow
Fantastic Clan
Johames Thortaber
Frances Bonker
Murray Orders Troop To Keep Bridge Open
Oklahoma City June 7. Governor William H Murray has dispatched national guardsmen to guard the Red River bridge on the Oklahoma Texas border. Four guardsmen bivouacked at the bridge between Durant and Denison to safeguard it from what he calls inferior federal courts.
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Murray
Oklahoma City
William H
Red River
Oklahoma- Texas
Durant, Oklahoma
Denison
Giant Sahuaro Cactus Photo With Grand Canyon Scene
A photograph captures a towering Giant Sahuaro cactus with the Rainbow Natural Bridge and the Grand Canyon of Arizona in the background, presenting a striking desert landscape study. The image emphasizes the cactus’s size against the colorful canyon panorama.
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Rainbow Natural Bridge
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Tax bill regulations begin under internal revenue
Treasury tax experts met in the office of commissioner David Burnet to draft regulations for administering the new 1.1185 billion dollar tax bill.
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Washington
Treasury
David Burnet
Internal Revenue
Texas Officials Command Bridge Open After Judge Ruling
Texas authorities, following gubernatorial orders, kept the span open after Federal Judge John C. Pollock in Kansas City ruled against Oklahoma’s motion to dismiss a suit by the Red River Bridge Company seeking closure of the free bridge.
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Texas
John C. Pollock
Kansas City
Kas
Oklahoma
Red River Bridge Company
Brookhart, Brookhart Leads in Iowa Republican Primary Returns
Returns from 1,399 of 2,435 precincts show Field with 105,508 and Brookhart with 78,181. The report notes the opening of Lake-Stoneman Guest Lodge as part of state updates.
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Iowa
Gave Field
Brookhart
Stoneman Lake
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Yan
Eddie A. Bellandi
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
Ash Fork
Harry Kelchner
Kelchner
Santa Fe Railroad
Junction Town
W. Hendricks
W. C. Hendrick
G. J. Barber
Navajo Indian Agency
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H. B. Rinker
Spokane
W. F. Coffee
Coffee
Indian Agency
Winona
R. H. Wilson
Winond
U. S. Department of Commerce, Airways Division
Perry Mahan
John M. Christensen
Kari Cahn
Owl Drug Store
Josephine Mandelson
Helen Bazel
A. L. Good
White Mountains
Good
W. E.ferguson
C. W. Tevis
Nettie Hanners
Bruchman Curio Store
Daily Mail
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Meteor
Safeway Pay
Variety Hardware Store
Frances Constantine
Safeway Pay’n Takit Store
Cooking
J.C. Penney GO Department Store
Brookhart Trial
Des Moines
Northern Arizona Furniture Co
Kinsley Ave
R. Davis, Mer
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General Electric
Safeway Pay’n Takit Coogking
Meteor Pharmacy
Williamson
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