Attributes of an educated man by Dr. Grady
Dr. Grady of Arizona State Teachers College at Flagstaff told Prescott graduates that true education shows in ten practical traits such as doing something well and staying busy, keeping an open mind, seeking truth, and maintaining faith in self and lofty ideals. He urged seniors to follow these rules for success in business and life.
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Grady
Gammage
Arizona State Teachers’ College
Flagstaff
Prescott High School
St. Joseph’s Academy
Prescott Rotary Club
Highway debate over Globe-Springerville link to Concho rages
Arizona newspapers attack the Daily Mail campaign noting that routing the Show Low to Springerville road to Concho would save taxpayers money by meeting U S Highway 70 instead of bypassing Concho. They accuse boosters of reversing early claims about snow altitude and crowding Concho to serve a few interests.
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Arizona
Daily Mail
Globe-Springerville
Concho
Springerville
Showlow
Apache County
Child Speaks Out On Belief That Adults Lie
A child expresses clear understanding of truth and lies, challenging a caregiver or guardian about honesty. The remark highlights trust issues and the impact of adult deception on a young listener.
Garner Brands Tariff Agent Ad Blunder
A speech excerpt criticizes foreign business slaughter and panic in the United States. Dr. Klein is cited on high‑sounding theories about retaliatory duties. Tilson accuses Free Trade Democrats of aligning with foreign interests and failing to specify tariff reductions or which industries to cripple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Klein
Tilson
Democratic Party
Danish Artist Arnold Krogh Dies at 75 Father of Copenhagen China
Danish artist Professor Arnold Krogh died aged 75 in Copenhagen. He earned the title father of modern Copenhagen china for transforming the pottery industry and shaping Danish ceramic art.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Arnold Krogh
China
Pope calls for global economic reconstruction
Washington columnist notes the Pope urges reconstructing the entire economic system to ensure fair distribution of wealth. He cites Borah and Michigan activists, warns of tax hikes on millionaires, and discusses 1929 wealth versus wage gaps, noting rising production costs and wage stagnation.
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NES
WasHington
United States
Borah
Idaho
Ciuzens
Michigan
Congress
Treasury
Couzens
American Federation of Labor
Fire Devastates American Feanut Plant Area
The American Feanut Corporation plant burned with an estimated loss of one million dollars. Seven city blocks were swept by fire. Thirty people including several firemen sought hospital treatment and sixteen sustained injuries. Nearby equipment and vessels were damaged as firefighters from multiple cities fought the blaze until rain halted it.
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American Feanut Corporation
Newport News
Portsmouth
South Norfolk
Suffolk
Naval Base
Norfolk Naval Yard
Norfolk
T. J. Hooper
Eastern Transport Company
Pomeroy and Harris Post $750 Bonds in Fraud Case
Pomeroy adjutant general and Harris government property custodian of the national guard posted $750 bonds each after being charged with devising and intending to defraud Arizona of 533.23 dollars through a false claim. The complaint alleges the claim was marked approved by Pomeroy and presented in good faith. Harris denies signing the claim.
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Pomeroy
Harris
National Guard
Hunt
K. Berry Peterson
W. W.brookner
Maricopa County
Lloyd Andrews
State of Arizona
United States of America
Pomeroy and
Mesa Reed Service Station Opens East of Here
The Mesa Reed Service Station formally opened four miles east of here marking the new business launch.
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Mesa — Reed
Here
Church Building Plans Highlight Papal Priority
The pope favors new church edifices as a remedy for Catholic unemployment and discussed the program with Cardinal Mundelein. The Vatican advances youth club reorganizations into congregations, formed under Fascist law and linked more to the church, with locations undisclosed.
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Mundelein
Chicago
Vatican
Attorneys Blamed For Crime Reform Report Advocates Change
A commission criticizes prosecutors for crime increases citing crowded dockets and nolle prosequi. It calls abolishing the grand jury except for public officer inquiries and large conspiracies. It condemns third degree police practices and favors magistrate examinations to protect rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolle
Government Seeks Capone Property Across Regions
The government plans lien actions in multiple districts against Al Capone assets including Miami Beach real estate, a rumored ranch between Los Angeles and San Diego, and property near Eagle River Wisconsin. Acting IRS collector Robert E. Neely said actions will begin within a week and cover safe deposit boxes and other personal holdings.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Los Angeles
San Diego
Calif
Eagle River
Wis
Robert E. Neely
Internal Revenue
Capone
Southern Arizona Gas Service Starts and Subsidiaries
Southern Arizona Gas Service starts operations and ties to supply from a Texas field 224 miles east of El Paso. Long term contracts secured with copper firms in Bisbee Douglas Cananea district including Phelps Dodge and Calumet Arizona Mining in Bisbee Douglas and Cananea Consolidated Copper in Cananea Sonora.
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Page One
Texas Field
el Paso
Bisbee-Douglas- Cananea
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Calumet & Arizona Mining Company
Bisbee-Douglas
Cananea Consolidated Copper Company
Cananea
Sonora
Leading Players In Major Leagues By The Associated Press
American League leaders include Ruth of the Yankees batting .391 with 411. Simmons and Gehrig pace runs with 40 and 45. Cronin and Webb lead hits and doubles. Foxx and Ruth top home runs with 11. Walberg wins 9 and1 pitching. National League shows Hendrick batting .318 and Klein leading runs with 44. players like Arlett and Horns figure in batting and scoring.
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Associated Press
Ruth
Yankees
Cochrane
Athletics
Simmons
Gehrig
Combs
Cronin
Senators
Webb
Red Sox
Oliver
Vosmick
Indians
Manush
Lary
Foxx
Chapman
Johnson
Tigers
Walberg
Fischer
Hendrick
Reds
Arlett
Phillies
Klein
Mexico President's Cousins' Slaying Linked to Okla Shooting
Emilio Cortes Rubio 20 and Manuel Gomez 22, said to be Mexican students and relatives of President Ortiz Rubio, were killed near Ardmore Oklahoma after a car chase by state officers. Salvador Cortes Rubio, 24, linked the trio’s deaths to a mistaken-identity shootout, as Fernando and Guillermo Ortiz Rubio head toward New York to join their mother.
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Atchison, Kas
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
Manuel Gomez
Ardmore
Okla
Atchison
Mexico City
Fernando Ortiz Rubio
Guillermo Ortiz Rubio
New York
Salvador Cortes Rubio
St. Benedict’s College
Oklahoma
Rolla
Mo.) School
Rubios
Gomez
St. Benedict's
Mexican consul reports slayings of Gomez and Rubio in Kansas City
Mexican consul Carlos Gaxiola said he was informed of the deaths of Manuel Gomez and Emilio Cortez Rubio in Kansas City. Gaxiola identified Rubio as a cousin of the Mexican president and said Gomez came from a distinguished Mexico City family. He planned to contact President Ortiz Rubio and Ambassador Tellez.
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Kansas City
Carlos
Gaxiola
Hero
Manuel Gomez
Emilio Cortez Rubio
Gomez
Mexico City
Consult
Ortiz Rubio
Tellez
Southwest Seen In Short Time By Train And Air
Wilmont R. Evans of Washington DC and Franklin I. Jordan of Boston began an eastbound tour of the southwest by train and air marked by rapid connections. They left Washington and Boston within hours of each other on May 21, rode to Chicago by rail, then boarded Santa Fe routes to Lamy New Mexico and Santa Fe before continuing toward Winslow.
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Wilmont R. Evans
Washington
D. C
Franklin I. Jordan
Boston
Winslow
Southwest
Santa Fe Railroad
H. J. Fouts
Evans
Jordan
Chicago
Santa Fe
Windy City
Lamy
N. M
New Mexico
Cubs Rally Key Performers Highlight Run Totals
In a high scoring game the Cubs top hitters Klein and Arlett led with multiple categories. Klein drove in 40 runs and hit 13 home runs while Arlett added strong power and run production for the Phillies. Pitchers Derringer and Sweetland earned the decision in a 5 to 3 win for the Cubs.
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Herman
Cubs
Davis
Bartell
Phillies
Watkins
Cardinals
Worthington
Braves
Klein
Arlett
Comorosky
Pirates
Jackson
Giants
Pitchird—Derringer
Sweetland
Patented Roasting Process by Hills Bros Coffee
Hills Bros Coffee declares a patented controlled roasting process that roasts small batches in a continuous stream for even flavor. The coffee is vacuum packed to remove air and preserve freshness, with the Arab trade mark on Hills Bros cans sold by grocers nationwide.
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Hills Bros
Hills Bros. Coffee
Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc
Los Angeles
Calif
Chiang Kai-shek Moves to Suppress Bandits in China's War Plans
Reports say Chiang Kai-shek outlines steps to stamp out bandits in the Yangtse Valley and defend Swatow Canton from anticipated air raids while Kiangsi and Hunan mobilize for possible moves toward Kwangtung and Canton. Cantonese and Hong Kong sentiment runs against Chiang, with appeals to withdraw recognition. Government troops claim a rout of 20,000 bandits in southeast Kiangsi and capture Futian.
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Yangtse
Chiang Ne Netiee
Kwangtung
Swatow
Canton
Chiang
Kiangsi
Hunan
Hongkong
Nanchang
Kiangi
Futien
Americans urged to evacuate Foochow area amid rebel surge
Peiping dispatch says imperil led revolutionary forces threaten Foochow area. Thirteen Americans linked to the Methodist Episcopal Mission at Yenping Fu urged to withdraw as insurgents move after defeating a government corps in West Fukien Province and advance down the Min river.
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Peiping
Foochow
United States
Methodist Episcopal
Yenping-Fu
West Fukien
Min River
Tourists Fouts and Companion Travel Scenic Southwest
Two men begin a three week journey from Grand Canyon to Boston using a sequence of trains planes and buses. They leave Grand Canyon June 5 take the Grand Canyon Limited to Winslow then fly to Kansas City and aim for the California Limited to Chicago. From Chicago they ride the Wolverine to New York and reach Boston the next morning.
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Grand Canyon
Phoenix
Gila Valley
Santa Fe
Winslow
Kansas City
Chicago
Michigan Central Railroad
New York
Boston
Boston & Albany
Southwest
Fouts
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Girag! Brothers, Publishers
HARDS
Wenn
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Navajo County
Arteona
the Postoffice
Winslow, Ariz
Mall Matter
United Press Association
the Newspaper Enterprise Association
National Editorial Association
Member
Arizona Newspapers: Association
Arizona: Daily Newspaper, Association
M.c-Mogensen'& Co- Inc
San Francisco
42Nd St
Michigan Ave
Detroit
West Grand Blvd
Prescott Evening Courier
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Garner Brands Tariff Agt Aa G.O.P. Blunder
Fes
Rodney Dutcher
America
Pomeroy, Harris Post
Southern Arizona Gas Service
Rubio
Crosby
Guess
Philleis
Hornsby
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