Oklahoma visitors visit Winslow during a busy week
Miss Virginia Shaw of Depew Oklahoma with Miss Ellen Teagie visits cousin Miss Meta LaPrade in Winslow planning trips to Los Angeles. Later, stockgrower Julio Lancet returns from Phoenix, and many locals make short business trips to Holbrook Navajo Albuquerque and Los Angeles.
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Oklahoma
Virginia Shaw
Winslow
Depew
Ellen Teagie
Miss Shaw
Meta LaPrade
Los Angeles
Julio Lancet
Phoenix
Holbrook
Ned Mullenauex
Union Oil Company
Rodeo Queen Race Draws Round-Up Interest
Interest in the Meteor City Roundup Rodeo Queen contest surged as nine candidates including Geneva Jensen Alice Lee Marjorie Wakefield Jessamine Bargeman Mary Margaret LaZear Sunny Stewart Georgia Kelly Louise Smongeski and Ina Bender campaigned for votes. By noon votes were estimated in the thousands. the top five will advance to the final contest.
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Meteor City
Geneva Jensen
Alice Lee
Marjorie Wakefield
Jessamine Bargeman
Mary Margaret LaZear
Louise Smongeski
Ina Bender
Window Decoration Prizes Planned For Meteor Round-Up
Lions Club committee led by A T designed prize awards for best decorated windows and best parade floats for the Med icor City Roundup in Winslow on July 2 3 and 4.
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Medicor City
Winslow
Lions Club
Oare Seeks County Treasurer Nomination in Navajo County
Winslow resident Charles F. Oare announces Republican candidacy for Navajo County Treasurer. He cites banking and government experience, ownership of an insurance and real estate office, and a pledge to run the office economically. Oare appeals for primary support and cross party backing in November.
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Charles F. Oare
Winslow Daily Mail
Winslow
Navajo County
Mr. Oare
Illinois
Arizona
Care
Winslow Ladies Golf Club luncheon notice
Members of the Winslow Ladies Golf Club planning to attend a luncheon hosted by the Flagstaff Women’s Golf Club on Tuesday June 21 must call Mrs. W. L. Lindblom, president, before tomorrow night. She will notify the Flagstaff organizers.
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Winslow Ladies Golf Club
Flagstaff Women’s
Lions Club parade entries to include rides floats and business displays
Dick Hartley reports broad support from local business houses and organizations for parade participation. The event will feature rodeo contestants and parade floats along with Lions Club cars and any other entrants who wish to join.
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Dick” Hartley
Lions Club
Pinetop Broncs Not Suitable For Winslow Roundup
Henry A. Ulrich rodeo director and J. B. Wilson returned to Winslow after touring Pinetop ro deo. Ulrich said the Pinetop horses fail to meet Winslow standards and will push for the 20 pitching broncs from southern stockmen. He met cowboys including Everett Bowman and Jess Livingston who planned to attend the Winslow show.
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Henry A
Hank” Ulrich
Meteor City
J. B
Buck” Wilson
Winslow
Pinetop
Ulrich
Social Dance Night at Community Hall
Social Dance tonight at the Community Hall starts at nine o clock. Open to Trainmén members and their wives plus all Auxiliary members as of June 16.
Winslow Club Plans Attendance and Transport Details
The Winslow club must confirm how many players will attend and arrange transport by tomorrow night. Final numbers and travel plans should be settled promptly to ensure timely departures.
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Winslow
Bonus Marchers Sought In Winslow
E R Smith department commander of about 200 bonus army veterans halted in Winslow to recruit others to travel to Washington. He travels in a car marked Arizona Copper and Nevada Silver and plans an orderly procession from Kansas City joining groups from Texas Oklahoma Colorado and more.
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E. R. Smith
Las Vegas
Nev
Winslow
Washington
Arizona
Nevada
Old” Smith
Boulder City
Salt Lake City
J. M. Grace
Aide de Camp
J. A. Novotnew
Smith
Kansas City
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Kansas
Old-Time Cowboy Orchestra to Provide Evening Entertainment
An old-time cowboy orchestra of three guitars a violin a mandolin and a banjo will perform song and dance numbers during the evening. Bridge will be provided for those who tire of dancing or who do not dance and the public as well as the Elks and their families are invited to attend for an evening of enjoyment.
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The
Elks
India Olympic Team Sees Baseball Game In Los Angeles
June 16 report from Los Angeles describes India’s Olympic squad watching a baseball game as Los Angeles defeated the San Francisco Missions 5 to 4 in eleven innings. The visitors marveled at fast pitches and slow baserunning, with sprinter R. E. Vernieux questioning Babe Ruth’s absence.
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India
Los Angeles
San Francisco Missions
Pi-Gold Bridge Wins Granville Stakes at Ascot
Pi-Gold Bridge carrying A. K. Macomber silks won the Granville Stakes at Ascot over five furlongs. Greenore owned by Lady Ludlow ran second at 26 to 1, Thermometer third at 100 to 8, in a £1000-added race with twelve others.
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Ascot
Eng
Gold Bridge
A. K. Macomber
Lady Ludlow
H. F. Clayton
Alabama Renominates Hugo Black After Runoff
Democrats in Alabama renominated Senator Hugo Black on the face of returns after he announced support for a prohibition referendum. Former governor Thomas E. Kilby, a referendum candidate, forced Black into a runoff.
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Alabama
Hugo Black
Thomas E. Kilby
States of the West Continue March from Missouri City
Readable text notes a western states contingent continuing its march in a larger body starting from a Missouri city. The fragment hints at a coordinated movement or procession across territory as part of a larger campaign or trek.
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Missouri City
Air mail planes depart Phoenix for Pacific coast routes
Arizona brief notes: first night air mail planes left Phoenix at 4:39 a.m. for San Diego and 9:49 a.m. for Los Angeles. Eastbound planes arrived last night to inaugurate service near the desert site, with a history dating to December 19, 1928. Dixon was arrested on information from County Attorney William G. Hall via witness Robert Wilkins who saw the shooting.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Los Angeles
Dixon
William G. Hall
Robert Wilkins
Phoenix Photographer Tells of Re-trial in Duke Case
County Attorney Lloya J. Andrews said an early retrial will be sought for Phoenix photographer E. E. Kunselman in the death of Gwendolyn Duke, a manicurist. The jury in the first trial was dismissed after failing to reach a verdict.
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Phoenix
Lloya
J. Andrews
E. E. Kunselman
Gwendolyn Duke
Kunselman
Dixon Trial Set for July 11 in Tucson Slaying
Milliard F. Dixon will go on trial in Tucson on July 11 for the alleged slaying of Oral L. Mize, a Tucson automobile salesman, who was found shot to death.
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Tucson
Milliard F. Dixon
Oral L. Mize
Mize
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