St Martha's Guild meeting and town notes spread
A Winslow newspaper snippet lists upcoming events including a St Martha's Guild meeting at Mrs. Roy Brennan's home, a Guild card party on June 14, and regular meetings of the Women's Benefit Association. It also reports residents traveling to Los Angeles Phoenix Holbrook and Snowflake with mentions of local births injuries and visits from officials and a brief business mission.
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St. Martha’s Guild of the Episcopal Church
Roy Brennan
East Maple Street
Eleanor Dudley
Lou Parrish
Los Angeles
Miss Parrish
Women’s Benefit Association
Ms Phoenix
Irs
Renee Greze
Phoenix
St. Louis
Missouri
Greggs
Sheen
Winslow
Cc. P. Gregg
Elmer Olsen
Dallas Guttery
A. E. Riggs
Rialto Theatre
L. Barneall
Pete Cobb
Whiteriver
Glider Snake Hopes Dash as Yaqui Legend Probed
Pax on Hayes, reptile curator, returns to Los Angeles after a two month Sonora jungle trip. He failed to glimpse the glider snake but reports rare animal and reptile finds. An accident in a stream left him with two broken ribs after a water boa attack, yet he remains convinced the flying snake exists and plans to return next fall to continue the search.
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Lo&t
Hayes
Sonora
L Los Angeles
McCauley Seeks Re election for Navajo County Attorney
A political notice announces Cop. Dewey McCauley’s candidacy for re election as Navajo County Attorney. He seeks support at the Democratic Primaries and asks voters for their vote.
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Navajo County
Explorer Returns with Flying Snake Tale and Reptile Rarities
A collector named Hayes unveiled a baby baubasauria and a Mexican iguana at his reptile farm and recounted a solo two month trek into jungle country seeking a glider snake. Yaqui guides aided his journey with Chief Blanca Pluma helping reach the habitat. he also showed a Yaqui letter recommending him between tribes.
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Haves
Hayes
Blanca Pluma
White Plume
Supervisors Close Equalization Work
Navajo county board of supervisors finished a ten day session as a board of equalization after surveying two complete tax rolls. They made adjustments to valuations where warranted.
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Navajo Counny Board of Supervisors
Offer 55000 For Murderer In Chicago Crime Probe
The Chicago crime investigation tightens as clues are guarded and Sam Hunt negotiates surrender through his attorney while police keep promises at bay. Aunt, arrested at a recent gangland shooting, is free on bond. The Tribune editorializes that crime challenges must be met with justice.
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Chicago
Sam Hunt
Lingle
Hunt
Aunt
the Tribune
Women own half the wealth, McCormick says in radio address
Representative Ruth Hanna Mc Cormick asserts in an international radio address that women hold half the nation's wealth, outnumber men as stockholders in large corporations, and pay taxes on incomes above 500000 dollars.
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Washington
United States
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Standard Oil to Spend $10,060 on New Hill Street Station
Standard Oil Company plans expenditure of 10060 dollars for a new service station at the intersection of Hill Street and Qoal Streets. The move signals expansion in local fuel and lubrication services with expected job creation and improved accessibility for motorists.
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GLOBE
Standard Oil Con
Hill and
Qoal Streets
unclear fragment about tax validation process
county assessor office crews advance tax calculations based on validations though the text is fragmentary and lacks clear subjects or dates.
Canada Forest Fire Sweeps Timber Land
Port Arthur Ontario reports dozens of forest fires in the north and west areas with warm winds and dry weather increasing danger. Additional equipment is sent to rangers as about 200 men work in the Mack district ninety miles northwest to combat a spreading blaze amid renewed outbreaks in nearby townships.
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Port Arthur
Ont
Mack District
Here
Milk Supply Is Safe Says Morgan
Winslow officials advised the local inspector to begin tests after a report claimed city milk was not up to standards. Morgan defended the supply, stating Winslow's milk is equal to any in the state and safe for consumption.
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Winslow
Winsouw
Eigh Body Immediatey
Morgan
Dairies Survey Yields Sanitary Upgrades in Winslow
A thorough dairy survey led to updated sanitation measures in dairies. Milk was tested from cow to consumer home in Winslow, uncovering and fixing unexpected sanitation gaps. Commissioner Morgan returned to Phoenix headquarters last night.
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Phoenix
T. P. Morgan
Winslow
Morgan
Flaming Oil Takes Two Score Lives
A Maine disaster aboard the Wairfax carried 12 000 barrels of gasoline. Captain Archibald Brooks ordered ambulances to be ready as survivors arrived. Eleven passengers were dead or missing and 12 crew members unaccounted for, many believed to be stokers who leapt into the flaming sea. A female passenger died from burns.
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Maine
Archibald Brooks
Passengers saved as Clouchester ferry faced disaster
Survivors recount brave rescue aboard the Clouchester after a disaster on the Fairfax sister ship. Seven passengers were taken to Carney hospital in South Boston with five on the danger list. Naval officers sailors and marines aboard helped salvage the ship and aid the burned and trapped passengers.
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Clouchester
Ing
Carney Hospital
South Boston
Fairfax
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P. A. Sawyer
Jessie Shumway
Taylor
H. S. Tanner
Shumway
Snowflake High School
Meilweary Head
Florence K. Smith
American Legion Auxiliary
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Thome
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Arizona
Fred Willis
Southside
Amador Chavez
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Tie
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Miles A
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