Personal mentions fill Winslow social pages
A stream of visitors and travelers is noted in Winslow as residents and guests arrive from Flagstaff Phoenix Holbrook Payson St. Johns Richville Clarksdale Avard and Adams to visit relatives, conduct business, or return home. Notables include Sheriff L D Diverbess, Major W W Midgley, and railroad officials touring track and roadway projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Goldsworthy
W. F. Goldsworthy
Winslow
Phoenix
Good Samaritan Hospital
Flagstaff
W. W. Midgley
Midgley Food Markets
Clarkdale
Coconino County
Roy Midgrey
John Erwin
Nelle Greer
Harvey Erwin
St. Johns
Richville
Victorville
Calif
Bruce Goutt
Maricopa Creamery Company of
R. E. Crozier
Edgar Knight
Boulder Dam
Fred McNutt
Coast Lines
Santa Fe Railroad
Los Angeles
E. E. McCarty
Gabriel Garcia
Winslow Daily Mail
Verne Conway
Nona Martin
Williams
Avard
Okla
H. R. Lake
Pacific Coast
Chicago
California
Gillespie Fined for Prohibition Law Violation
S. S. Gillespie pleaded guilty in A. L. Dunklin police court to transporting and possessing intoxicants. Officers found 15 cases of beer and more than a pint of illicit whiskey at his home. He was fined 50 dollars or 50 days in jail.
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S. S. Gillespie
A. L. Dunklin
Gillespie
Interest Grows in Roundup Rodeo Queen Race
Winslow Lions Club reports rising voter interest in the Rodeo Queen contest as merchants citywide cast ballots. Five leading candidates will be announced after Friday’s vote count at four and crowned after close of business June 28 with prizes to the winner.
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Winslow Lions Club
Rodeo Association of America
B. P. O. Elks
Fourth of July Boxing Card Promised by Promoter
Local promoter Ray Mitchell announced plans for a Fourth of July boxing card following last night’s bouts at the Paramount Amusement Hall. Fay Cosby issued a challenge to Mitchell for a July 4 contest, while late changes saw K. O. Simpson and Art Hays staged in a six round exhibition to pacify the crowd.
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Ray Mitchell
Paramount Amusement Hall
Fay Cosby
Flash
Mitchell
Cosky
Fighting Marine
el Paso
King
K. O. Simpson
Arizona
Springerville
Art Hays
Hays
Simpson
Oscar Winsor
Parachute Christy
Spider Garcia
Automobile Pioneer Alexander Winton Dies at 72
Cleveland reports the death of Alexander Winton Sr a seminal figure in auto history. Known as the first commercial car maker he built vehicles in Cleveland with his first model in 1895 and later amassed a fortune through innovations before his factory paused automobile production in 1924.
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Cleveland
Alexander Winton
Winton
Rialto Theatre Show Highlighted by Local Businesses
Local business houses sponsored an evening event at the Rialto Theatre on June 29. The program featured community support and noted attendance by residents and area merchants.
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Rialto Theatre
College Alumni To Elect New Officers
Arizona State Teachers College alumni association will hold its annual dinner and officer election at the college dining hall at 6 30 p m tomorrow. Ellen Harrigan president said many graduates have returned for the summer session and the date was moved to allow greater attendance. All graduates with two four year programs are eligible. Several members will participate in the program and alumni are urged to attend as future association plans will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Mail
Hplagstaff
Ariz
Arizona State Teachers College
Ellen M. Harrigan
Davila Of Chile Suffers Overwork
SANTIAGO Chile June 22 A severe attack of gripped kept Carlos Davila president of Chile's ruling junta confined to his bed today while the army pressed against Communist forces seen as threats to his regime. The illness was said to be worsened by overwork during a strenuous two weeks as the principal figure in the revolution and counter revolution. Disorders in which five killed yesterday and many injured apparently subsided but the junta outlawed Communism by decree threatening punishment exile imprisonment or fines for attempts to cause trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Carlos Davila
Davila
Tournament Postponed At Ga merco With Winslow Golf Club
The golf event scheduled for Sunday June 26 in Ga merco New Mexico featuring the Winslow Golf Club is postponed with the new date to be announced later by the Daily Mail.
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Gamerco
New Mexico
Winslow Golf Club
Daily Mail
Holbrook Woman Dies Here Today
Mrs. A. Windsor died in a local hospital shortly before 8 oclock this morning after a brief illness. Funeral services and burial are set for Holbrook. five sons a daughter and a grandchild were at her bedside. Brief services will be held in Winslow parlors this afternoon.
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Holbrook
A. Windsor
Windsor
Winslow Undertaking Company
Tom Patrick Captures California Heavyweight Title
Tom Patrick, a young Los Angeles Irishman, won the California heavyweight title at the Olympic Auditorium by technical knockout in the eighth round over Dynamite Jackson. Referee Harry Lee halted the bout due to a bad cut over Jackson's left eye as Lee Ramage forfeited the prior title for not meeting commission rules.
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Los Angeles
California
Tom Patrick
Patrick
Olympic Auditorium
Dynamite Jackson
Harry Lee
Jackson
Lee Ramage
San Diego
State Athletic Commission
Cabinet Resigns in Vargas Government in Brazil
The cabinet of Provisional President Getulio Vargas resigned today in a full body withdrawal from office in Rio de Janeiro. The move marks a historic political shift as the government faces upheaval and potential reorganization.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Getulio Vargas
Superintendent Nilson Removed From Arizona School for the Deaf
The Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind board notified Roy F. Nilson of his removal as superintendent. The budget is being drafted with an expected 15 to 20 percent saving on groceries and supplies. Nilson resigns to teach in Jacksonville Iowa at the Illinois School for the Deaf and Blind. 18 applications have been received for his replacement.
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Tucson
Roy F. Nilson
The
Arizona School ‘For the Deaf and Blind
Nilson
Jacksonville
Department of the
Illinois School
Copper used in 1933 Arizona license plates
The Arizona Highway Department says 70,000 pounds of copper will be used to manufacture the 1933 plates. New plates drop the bright finish, emboss figures in natural copper color, and add half inch to plate height with Arizona 1933 in black or dark blue at the bottom.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Highway Department
Arizona Supreme Court affirms Yavapai perjury verdict
The Arizona Supreme Court on Monday upheld the Yavapai County Superior Court ruling finding Carl Fletcher guilty of perjury during a grand larceny trial in Prescott. Fletcher denied under oath that he ever used the name Walter A. Smith as he testified. State criminologist J. F. McDonald cited fingerprint records from the state bureau.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Yavapai County
Carl Fletcher
Fletcher
Prescott
Walter A. Smith
J. F. McDonald
State Bureau
Gold shipment reaches Cherbourg from United States
A total of 17.2 million dollars in gold was landed at Cherbourg today aboard the liners Olympic Berengaria and Milwaukee from the United States.
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Cherbourg
France
United States
Olympic
Berengaria
Milwaukee
Funeral for Mrs. Gonzales Held in Albuquerque
Mrs. M. C. Gonzales aged 78 died Sunday night after six months illness. Funeral services will be held in Albuquerque Thursday morning with burial in Santa Barbara cemetery. Survived by five sons and four daughters including Tom Gonzales and C. Gonzales of Albuquerque and Amador Romero of Kingman.
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Albuquerque
M. C. Gonzales
New Mexico City
Santa Barbara
Tom Gonzales
C. Gonzales
O. Gutierrez
Barella
Koran Gonzales
Max Garcia
Amador Romero
Kingman
Winslow
M. Gonzales
J. F. Gonzales
Los Angeles
Arizona Democrats Move On to Chicago
Arizona's delegation to the Democratic national convention meets in Phoenix to depart for Chicago. The slate is pledged to Governor Roosevelt, with Wirt G. Bowman guiding state efforts. They seek a copper tariff plank and to abolish the two thirds rule, listing delegates including Flynn, Bene, Sawtelle, Bacon, Hannon, Tatum, and others.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Chicago
Roosevelt
New York
Wirt G. Bowman
John G. Flynn
Bisbee
H. V. Bene
Walter A Smith Detained in Marico County Case
Fletcher had been held in Marico county under the name Walter A. Smith, with records indicating his detention under that alias.
Government takes Tucson aviation field for military use
President Hoover advised Governor Hunt that the government has taken control of Tucson Municipal Airport for military purposes. Secretary of War Hurley was directed to exercise control on behalf of the United States as the War Department recently erected a $53,000 hangar at the old Pueblo airport.
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Phoenix
Hunt
Hoover
Tucson
Patricka Hurley
United States
War Department
Old Pueblo
Hitlerites Ready to Arm for Nationwide Rally
Berlin reports say Hitler's NS legions ordered to report armed within 24 hours. Germany sees clashes as Nazis, Communists and police fight in multiple cities leaving a death in Berlin and a stabbing in Essen. Cabinet battles over uniforms and state police powers.
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Berlin
Rote Fahne
Adolf Hitler
National Socialist Legions
Hitler
Reich
Germany
Essen
Derailed Box Car Delays Santa Fe Train at Joseph City
A Santa Fe box car derailed at Joseph City due to a defective axle while the train moved slowly through the yards. The incident occurred at 10:25 p m yesterday, causing about 500 dollars in damage. Traffic was resumed after the main line was cleared early this morning, per division superintendent E E McCarty.
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Joseph City
Santa Fé
E. E. McCarty
Fishes Chew Gum Bait in Port Jefferson Tale
In Port Jefferson New York two fishermen tried worm bait all afternoon with little luck. When worms ran out they used chewing gum on their hooks and caught fish continually while gum lasted. A Chicago politician faces a future without his breakfast eggs as a hotel imports two dozen penguins from South Africa but holds them in cold storage while the government decides if penguins are wild or domesticated birds. The tale notes it is illegal to import wild bird eggs.
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Port Jefferson
N. Y
Chicago
South Africa
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T. J. Ruth
Helen
San Bernardino
Payson
C. H. Biegel
Hughey
Buzz
L. D. Diverbess
Canada
T. J. Mahoney
June
Bert Nedeau
Billy Corey
Saskatchewan
Jean Dendinger
W. C. Callaway
A. L. Hopson
Howard Duffy
Whiteriver
Ampsted Rencher
K. R. Stewart
Aripine
Barr Turley
Alipine
Beulah
Jay
Fred
Barr
Altpine
Jervis Houck
Callahan Construction Company
Adamana
E. Leonard
Dora Lopez
Martin Howard
Patsie Reed
Ralph Davis
Northern Arizona Furniture Company
Gallup
Ft. Defiance
Metal Works
George Madridia
Tedal Montoya
Mike Alarid
Jack Harring
Alarid
D. J. Foley
Checo Tatum
Winslow Floral
Naval Dirigible
AKRON
Algar H
Diesel
C. E. Rosendahl
Arizona News
Associated Press
M. Ferguson
Tve
Olds Bros
Lowe Brothers
Democrats
Central Drug and News CO
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