State Highway Bridge Crew Uncovers Skeletons At Ancient Pueblo
Bridge crew on the San Cristobal project along Hinkle Highway uncovered three nearly intact skeletons with pueblo remains pottery and evidence of an advanced culture. A water system or irrigation canal lined with cut stones led to road construction saving builders time. A sandstone pictograph gallery about three quarters of a mile long on the hillside depicts hunting scenes snakes lizards and animals. Visitors can access from Hinkle Highway turnoff at San Cristobal two hundred feet east of the creek bank near the ruins.
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San Cristobal
Hinkle Highway
State Highway Department
Te Road
Pankey
State Board to Certify Sanitary Tourist Camps in Arizona
The State Board of Health plans to issue merit certificates to tourist camps meeting sanitation standards. Inspections began in 1925 under Jane H. Rieder, with improvements noted in sewerage and water protection. Approved camps will display signs, guiding travelers and spurring better upkeep while preventing unfair competition.
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State Board of Health
Arizona
Board AG
Bethe’ Suate
Jane Hlider
Pireetor
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Arizonatate Laboratory
Nave
Pothrée
BatesBoard. of Health
Report on Work Arizona Bureau Child Hygiene
The Arizona bureau of child hygiene reports aiding 9 physicians 2 dentists nurses and 10 lay persons under the Sheppard-Towner Act. The year included 7700 infants under one year 1600 preschool children and 365 prospective mothers served in 6 counties 8726 births recorded.
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Arizona Bureau Child Hygiene
Arizona Bureau of Child Hygiene
Children’s ‘Bureau
U. S. ‘Department of Labor
Arizona
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Silk Train Derails Injuring Two Near Altamont California
A Southern Pacific silk train derailed on a curve near Altamont California injuring the engineer T Gustafson of Oakland seriously and scattering three overturned cars with silk contents along the right of way. The tender rolled down a 75 foot embankment and tracks were torn up for 350 feet.
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United ‘Presa
Altamont
Calif
Southern Pacific
T. Gustafson
Oakland
Italia Rescuer Is Turned Back By Dense Fogs
United Press Transcontinental reports the Hobby freed from ice and moved toward North Cape to aid in the Italia rescue. Riiser-Larsen’s party faced dense fog off the northeast land coast and had to return as Nobile reported the Italia drifting five eighths of a mile in the last 24 hours.
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United Press Transcontinental
Hobby
Spitzberg
Arctic
North Cape
Braganza
Riiser-Larsen
Umberto Nobile
Nobile
Cleaners And Dyers To Organize State Branch
Phoenix Arizona June 16 Representatives from eight cities Phoenix Tucson Douglas Globe Prescott Yuma Mesa and Clarkdale discussed forming a state branch of the National Association of Cleaners and Dyers Roy Denny urged unity for the undertaking. A separate fragment mentions men on ice awaiting rescue after erecting silk tents a mile northwestward.
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Phoenix
Ariz
National Association of Cleaners and Dyers
Arizona
Roy Denny
Research Bureau
The
National Organization
Arizona Cleaners and Dyers
Tucson
Douglas
Globe
Prescott
Yuma
Mesa
Clarkdale
Average man a dashing Romeo to self and women
A witty take contrasts self view as bold lover with wife’s view of him as a sap. The line frames gendered perceptions of male charm and domestic disappointment.
McCluskey Seeks Reinstatement To Arizona Panel
H S McCluskey, ousted from the Arizona industrial commission, will press a reinstatement bid next Tuesday before Superior Judge Joseph S Jenckes in Phoenix. Testimony highlights his river commission work and Governor Hunt's support as experts note his knowledge on the Colorado river problem.
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United Press Transcontinental
Phoenix
Ariz
H. S. McCluskey
State Industrial Commission
Joseph S. Jenckes
McCluskey
James H. Kerby
George W. P. Hunt
Washington
Boulder Dam
William E. Hunter
Industrial Commission
Thomas Maddock
Arizona
Colorado
Governor Hunt Seeks Unified Arizona Policy on Swing-Johnson Bill
Governor George W. P. Hunt announced plans to convene a state wide conference in Phoenix to craft a unified Arizona policy on the Swing Johnson bill. He said materials from the Colorado river commission and the Arizona delegation would be reviewed to inform residents and show unity against the measure.
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United Press
Transcontinental
Phoenin
Ariz
George W. P. Hunt
Phoenix
Hunt
Arizona Colorado River Commission
Arizona
Prescott Frontier Days and Rodeo Celebrate Anniversary
Prescott plans its Frontier Days and rodeo on July 1 2 3 and 4 inviting visitors to witness the oldest cowboy contest in America begun in 1888 with Juan Teaves receiving the first medal. The event showcases cattle, mining heritage and Northern Arizona products through the State Fair exhibits attracting tourists to Prescott.
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Prescott
Daily Mail
Arizona
Southwest
America
Juan Teaves
Frontier Days Association
Hod Aitken
Shorty Davis
Frontier Days
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Italia
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Frank H. Hanna
Tempeare
Emilio Soto
Ft. Mohave
Virdia Haught
Winslow
W. G. Nicholson
Cottonwood
Maria C. de Soto
Byron la Junesse
Skull
Rand Earm He
M’cluskey
Panama Canal
Fighteen
Jee
Electric Power Co
Winslow, Arizona
F. O. B. Detroit
Essex
tHrerissel
Henderson Auto Co
218 Williamson
G. C. Bazell
Goodyear
R.M. Bruchman
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