Meteor City Round-Up Brings Top Rodeo Talent to Winslow
Arizona’s supreme rodeo titled Meteor City Round-Up in Winslow runs July 2 to 4. It offers cash purses and valuable prizes, classed as an A show by the Rodeo Association of America, with all events contributing points toward world championships. Local and world famous cowboys are expected to attend, drawn by the high per day prize money and three days of festivities drawing audiences from across Arizona.
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Arizona
Meteor City
Supreme Rodeo
West
Rodeo Association of America
Winslow
Needed: A dole substitute for unemployed in England
The piece argues the British dole masks unemployment shock among 600 000 to 700 000 unable to work. It warns the U S should study England to avoid mass starvation or revolution and seek a better substitute than direct relief, while acknowledging the dole prevents famine.
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England
United Press
Graham County officers pledge salary cuts for 4th class county
Graham County officers and candidates met in the Superior court room and agreed to accept salaries of a fourth class county if elected. Present office holders will take a 10 percent salary cut from July 1 to January 1, when new officials take office. The plan lowers salaries between a third and fourth class scales.
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Graham County
Safford
Arizona
Superior Court Room
County ranges from ten to twenty percent in pay cut pledge
Twenty five candidates signed the resolution agreeing to a pay cut if elected.
Today in Congress a busy session across committees
Senate work on the War Department supply bill and a Democratic relief program spans the calendar. Banking, Agriculture, Commerce, and Rules committees move pension and relief measures while the House considers a second deficiency appropriation, wheat relief, and prevailing wage legislation. The Senate approved a 10 percent pay cut substitute and nearly 100 miscellaneous bills. Tariff Commission reappointment and veterans bonus loan relief advances also occur.
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War Department
Banking
Agriculture Committee
McNary
Red Cross
Commerce Committee
Shipstead
House
Rules
Senate
Finance Committee
E. B. Brossard
Tariff Commission
Mechanics Bank Fails to Open in New Haven
New Haven bank once among the oldest in the city failed to open on order of the state bank commissioner. Mechanics Bank held deposits totaling 19,000,060 dollars.
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New Havien, Conn
the Mechanics Bank
Bar Silver Niew York Notice
Bar silver in New York on June 9 opened at 27 1/4 per ounce and traded down to 27 1/4 as the price moved.
Hoover aide informs loan request for Verde River project
Lawrence Richey, secretary to President Hoover, notified Governor Hunt that a letter seeking a $20,000,000 loan for the Verde River Irrigation and Power district has been laid before the president.
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Phoenix
Lawrence Richey
Hoover
George W. P. Hunt
Arizona
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Verde River
Buffalo Bill Relics Highlight Albany Hotel Display
A private Buffalo Bill collection at the Albany Hotel in Denver draws guests with medals a bust a gold fountain pen and the sombrero worn in the rodeo era. The display includes a painting and photographs while Buffalo Bill s grave on Lookout Mountain is noted as a fitting resting place.
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Shawnee, Okla
Wm. F
Buffalo Bill) Cody
Albany Hotel
Denver
Colorado
Frank R. Dutton
Mr. Dutton
Albany
Treasury
Col. Cody
Rindside
Buffalo Bill
Lookout Mountain
Pahaske
Tepee
Mexican Tryouts for Olympic Team Set at White Sox Park
Mexican athletes from Lower California and U S residents will take part in Sunday tryouts at White Sox park for possible selection to their country’s Olympic team. The event specifies eligibility for candidates living in the United States and Mexican nationals resident in the region.
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Los Angeles
White Sox Park
California
United States
South Sydney girls stripped of title in cricket dispute
In Sydney officials void the city pre championship victory of the south Sydney club girl cricketers because the team wore bare legs while their rivals wore stockings. The decision follows a controversy over proper attire for the match and the victors are now contested.
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Sydney
Australia
South Sydney
McAdoo Urges Dry Law Referendum
William G. McAdoo, former treasury secretary, calls for a national advisory referendum on prohibition to gauge public sentiment. He notes it would not change the Eighteenth Amendment but could guide moves to repeal or amend it. McAdoo leads the California delegation to the Democratic National Convention backing John N. Garnett.
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Los Angeles
William G. McAdoo
California
John N. Garnet
House of Representatives
Congress
McAdoo
Hemroid internal remedy promises quick relief for piles
An ad claims Dr J S Leonhardt’s Hemroid internal pills end itching and bleeding piles without cutting or salves. It says the medicine heals the lower bowel, relieves congestion, and offers money back through Central Drug Co.
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Dr. J. S. Leonhardt
Central Drug Co
Soviet announces large five year loan for final plan year
The executive committee of the Communist party and the council of the peoples commissars announce a new state loan of 2,200,003,009 rubles to finance the fourth and final year of the five year plan. The loan matures in ten years.
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AD Shcow
Ab Communist Party
Council of the Peoples Commissars
Long Beach Star Boats Begin Olympic Trials Sunday
Pi Elimination trials for Long Beach star boats open Sunday with the first race in a series ahead of Olympic competition. Additional trials follow June 19 25 and 26, with winners matching sailors from Newport Harbor San Diego Santa Barbara and San Francisco in a July 7 to 120 series. Mec Adoo discusses public opinion speculation.
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Long Beach
Calif
Newport Harbor
San Diego
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
Mec-Adoo
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
An advertorial claims fat loss by removing the cause and taking Kruschen Salts daily. It advises a light diet, noting energy and skin improvements within weeks and promotes purchasing a four week supply from Central Drug Co. or any druggist at low cost.
Stevens Declares Candidacy for Navajo County Treasurer
G T Stevens of Winslow Arizona announces his candidacy for county treasurer of Navajo County in the Democratic primaries on September 15 1932. He cites his accounting and banking experience as qualifications and asks for voter support.
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Navajo County
G. T. Stevens
Winslow
Arizona
A. B. Campbell Seeks Navajo County District Two Nomination
A. B. Campbell of Winslow announces candidacy for Navajo County Supervisor District 2. He seeks the Democratic Party nomination in the September 13, 1932 primary and requests support from voters in Winslow and surrounding areas.
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Navajo County
Winslow
County Attorney Re Election Sought in Navajo County
Electorate invited to support incumbent County Attorney of Navajo County in the Democratic Primaries on September 13 1932. Nomination sought by Co D McCauley.
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Navajo County
Co. D. McCauley
Hitchcock enters race for Navajo County Recorder
C M Charlie Hitchcock announces his candidacy for County Recorder of Navajo County in the Republican Primary set for September 13 1932. He asks for the support of friends.
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Navajo County
C. M
Charlie) Hitchcock
Mary A Brown Seeks Navajo County School Post in 1932 Primary
In the Democratic Primary on September 13, 1932, Mary A Brown petitions for support as County School Superintendent of Navajo County. She asks friends for backing in the race.
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Navajo County
Mary A. Brown
Sheriff Nomination Note for Navajo County Democrat Primary
A brief statement announces the Navajo County Sheriff race in the Democratic Primary on September 12 1922 and asks for the support of friends. The message emphasizes voter participation and appreciation for backing.
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