Winslow hosts mid-summer session of Arizona Good Roads
The Winslow Daily Mail reports Northern Arizona welcomes Arizona Good Roads Association members for a state-wide meeting. The piece discusses highway needs in northern regions versus southern development and notes Hawaii’s Japanese-American assimilation as a comparative perspective from Honolulu correspondent William Philip Simms.
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Winslow
Arizona Good Roads Association
Arizona
Good Roads Associae
Winslow Daily Mail
Gir
Winslowe
The
Good Roads Association
Hawaii
United States
William Philip Simmts
Honolulu
Japan
Simms
mid-Pacific
Minister who loved Broadway returns to stage in sorrow
A rural Arizona preacher once acted on Broadway recalls footlights glory while his wife is sent to a sanitarium. He loses hope, requests a funeral notice, and later plans to leave Phoenix for Broadway, seeking a reconciled life with faith and theater.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Broadway
Lottery Winners Reflect Harsh Toll on Losers
The article notes lotteries create sudden riches for a few while many investors lose. An investment of one dollar can yield enormous returns for a winner, but every cent of winnings comes from the pockets of ticket buyers who did not win. It urges readers to remember the broader losses behind luck.
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Orby
Comic Strips of Antiquity Show Beauty Humor Eternal
C Leonard Wooley notes that 6000 years ago beauty was a cult as today with flappers and vamps using compacts similar to modern drugstore equivalents though colors varied. He cites clay panels depicting mules and monkeys as waiters serving drinks, seen as ancient comic strips and proof that beauty and humor are eternal.
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C. Leonard Wooley
Let the Indian road move forward on federal funds
The Arizona Silver Belt prints Superintendent Walker of the Western Navajo Tudima reservation letter endorsing a Flagstaff to Bluff Utah highway and arguing the federal government should pay for construction across the Navajo reservation. He cites route benefits for a park to park system and says state funds should not bear the burden.
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Tuba City
Arizona
Tudima Reservation
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Navajo Indian Reservation
Flagstaff
State
Welker
United States Department of the
Bnterior Indian Field Service
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Arizona Silver Belt
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Ujese
Colorado
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Uiah
Wearvie
Piresont
Salt Lake City
Perth
Galluy
United States
Lee
Cameron
Washington
National Park Service
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Automobile Associations
Unclear historical figure changes identity amid health claims
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls Dave Adams Evans Smith or Jones converting to an Arizona identity due to his wife’s illness. The text hints at relocation to a sunnier climate, a quiet life among small-time politicians, and unclear details about his crew and actions.
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EV. Smith
Jones
Ayoegod
Flagstaff Man Alex Johnston Returns From California
Former Flagstaff resident and businessman Alex Johnston returned today from California prior to heading to Phoenix to run a cleaning and tailoring business. Mrs Johnston is expected in Flagstaff early next week to attend the Arizona summer session which opens Monday.
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Flagstaff
Alex Johnston
California
Phoenix
Johnson
Arizona
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