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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
5
Tillie the Toiler stars on an independent schedule as she navigates work and romance without corporate backing. The strip highlights the artist’s determined independence and everyday challenges in a bustling city setting.
Summary of livestock prices and activity across markets in Chicago Los Angeles and Prescott with hogs cattle and calves values, including feeders and yearlings, and a note on a Smoki snake dance involved flight from Prescott to Riverside for reptile operation against rophets hampering flights.
The two day dedication will feature a pageant on early Mormon settlement and a 2000-strong attendance with events from Flag Day exercises to open air dances. Officials from Arizona Utah New Mexico Nevada and California join governors and industry leaders in Prescott Phoenix Winslow and Flagstaff transit and air services. Scenic Airways and three Union Oil planes participate.
French airmen depart in the Green Flash on a mission toward Paris despite damage to their craft. A propeller part broke and a wing tore as the Yellow Bird carries radio gear to maintain contact with ships during its journey from Old Orchard Beach.
Rumors of a possible church state accord dominated coverage after a lengthy meeting with President Portes Gil. Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz y Flores and Bishop Pascual Diaz declined to reveal details, while photographers were told not to photograph the heart, signaling sensitive negotiations and unanswered questions.
An aviation brief notes the plane uses call letters FAX and operates on a 600 meter wavelength.
M Lotti senior learns his son Armand and companions Assolant Lefevre left Old Orchard heading to Paris. The Yellow Bird is expected to reach Le Sourget between two and three o'clock Saturday morning.
The article suggests the matter may be sent to Pope Pius for formal ratification. A renewed conference likely after Vatican action could return priests to Mexican churches after nearly three years. Credit is given to Ambassador Morrow and Mexican envoy Manuel C Telléz for their roles.
The Arizona Flying Service operators G. W. Brophy and Paul Odneal faced an Arizona Corporation Commission citation hearing that was postponed to an indefinite date after testimony from several individuals. Odneal remains absent due to shock from the fatal Sunday night crash.
The article reports the 1925 killing of Frank Sears during a still raid, with May Miller and Clarence Gossett upheld as rightly convicted. It notes indictments of six San Francisco agents for conspiracy and property misuse, and mentions related enforcement tensions and a Fort Smith sentence for Mrs. Joe Post.
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