Winslow council reorganizes city government
The Winslow Council sworn in by City Attorney J. P. Clark reorganizes city offices and sets salaries. Appointments include police judge A L Dunklin at $50 monthly, city attorney J P Clark at $50, health officer Dr J W Bazell at $50, engineer and sanitary inspector consolidation with F R Goodman at $300, clerk Hazelle Canady at $160, and assistant clerk Arlene Bostwick at $85. Various department pay rates are set and hydrant bills reviewed.
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J. P. Clark
O. L. Murray
A. L. Dunklin
E. C. Gorman
J. W. Bazell
F. R. Goodman
Hazelle Canady
Alice L. Stewart
Arlene Bostwick
Chas. Lundine
Chas. Harris
Hedwig Smith
Safeway Cooking School Opening Tomorrow in Winslow
Miss Constantine will lead a two hour daily cooking school showing fool proof pastry and leftovers disguises along with proper luncheon table settings. Local merchants supply equipment and materials including kitchen cabinet dining table china glassware gas ranges refrigerator aprons and flowers for demonstrations. Houseswives invited to attend with notebook and pencil.
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Winslow
Constantine
Arizona Furniture Company
Vaughan’s Furniture Company
Arizona Electric Power Company
Arizona Gas Company
Meteor Pharmacy
General Electric
J. C. Penney Company
Winslow Floral Company
Safeway Pay’n Takit Store
Miss Constantine
Eleven Die After Downtown Cleveland Blast Fire
A massive blast and ensuing fire in downtown Cleveland killed eleven and trapped residents as a 10,000 strong crowd watched. A man fell from the fifth to a second floor ledge while rescuers pulled eight women from the blaze and fire crews battled the flames. Only two victims were identified among the bodies recovered.
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Cleveland
Dawes Resigns as Fiance Body Head
Dawes explains leaving the London ambassadorship last winter to return to private interests and to work with the Central Trust Company of Chicago. He, Eugene Meyer of the Federal Reserve Board, and other reconstruction unit officials spent the weekend with the press.
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London
Central Trust Company of Chicago
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Reconstruction Unit
Contemplated Expansion of Relief and Construction Loans
A report notes exhaustive review of work at Rapidan camp focusing on expanding the program to include relief measures and income producing construction loans. The discussion centers on how to broaden task scope and financial mechanisms.
Communistic Vet Plot Discovered Amid Police Tensions
Glassford stated communists planned 100 man fighting units to confront police during a veterans march. He said he expected no trouble and that uncovering the plot reduced danger. New soldiers arrived last night and more were due. food was scarce and police help to end Thursday morning spurred groups to seek supplies at home.
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Glassford
Najeeb T. Basha Dies in Chandler After Illness
Najeeb T. Basha, 62, owner of property and longtime mercantile and dry goods businessman in Chandler, Arizona, died at his home after a brief illness. He had operated in the town for 12 years.
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Chandler Chandler
Ariz
Najeeb T. Basha
Bar Silver Slips in New York Trading
Bar silver falls 1 8 to 27 7 8 per ounce in New York on June 7 as markets react to daily trade activity.
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New York
Nevada fights Hoover Dam taxes in militia call
Nevada and Clark County clash with federal authorities and Six Companies over Hoover Dam taxes. A federal injunction blocks tax collection while a court case looms, with Arizona already collecting. About $40,000 gathered as fund for possible adverse ruling.
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Clark County
Nevada
Arizona
Rockefeller Urges Repeal of Dry Laws
Rockefeller argues the 18th Amendment lacks public support and has boosted crime and speakeasies. He backs a Republican platform resolution for repeal by state conventions and questions enforcing the amendment. The World Court fund appropriations also move forward in Washington with $53,895 for American participation despite Senate approval gaps.
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Rockefeller
Dr. Butler
Columbia University
Butler
World Court Fund
Washington
The
House Foreign Affairs
Senate
German elections loom as Hindenburg may dissolve Reichstag again
A Foreign Office official warned Berlin that if the July 31 Reichstag vote fails to clarify politics, President Von Hindenburg would dissolve the Reichstag for a second time and order another election.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
von Hindenburg
Public utilities czar Samuel Insull resigns as Midwest receivership ends
In Chicago on June 7 a federal judge accepted Samuel Insull’s resignation as one of three receivers for the Midwest Utilities Company, ending his link to the vast utility chain he built from Maine to Texas worth about three billion dollars.
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Chicago
Federal Court
Samuel Insull
Maine
Texas
Walter C. Lindley
Middlewest Utilities Company
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Arcadia Hall
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