Winslow Civic Club selects 20 candidates for director posts
The Winslow Civic Club named twenty candidates for six director seats at a meeting of its organization committee. Ballots go to members Monday with returns due by Wednesday. a strong membership drive has reached 552 signups pledging about 5010.00.
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Winslow, Tigie
Pallot
H. J. Fouts
R. M.bradman
Fred Browns
Fred Douglas
C. W. Rhyan
Charles Cahn
Fal. Riley
James
Bianconi
As. B. Nelson
Dhamar. Hicks
F. Williams
Walter Olds
Geo. W. Nelson
J. Aafreayes
H. Madden
R. L. Moore
George Jackson
Chester Sharar
Bert Funk
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Hoover Curtis lead in eastern states forecast by GOP leaders
Republican leaders from across the nation predicted Hoover and Curtis would win every eastern state and possibly New York. Pennsylvania and the Keystone State were said solid for Hoover, with Work planning swift campaigning. Western speakers noted the middle west and Colorado favored the ticket, while New York futures weighed heavily on Democratic prospects. Farmers were forecast to back Hoover for relief.
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United Press
Washington
Herbert Clark
Hog Wer
Moses
New Hampshire
Hoover
Curtis
New York
Edward’ Fisher
Pennsylvania
Edward Martin
Hoover- Gertie
Hubert Work
National
Work
Keystone State
Rep
Newton
Minnesota
Cbureau
Middle’ West
Clarence Hamlin
Colorado
Dixie
Alfred E. Smith
Hodover-Curtis
Smith
New York State
Hover
Executions At State Penitentiary In Arizona Report
A detailed account of a series of executions at the state penitentiary notes the fourth inmate, Gee King Long, refusing to acknowledge guilt before his death by the noose at 6 14. Witnesses, including prison officials and newspaper staff, observed the grim proceedings ending with Long’s death and the subsequent shooting of others cited in the case. The article mentions suspects from an Oriental group arrested later in Needles, California, denying involvement or affiliation with a crime they allege they did not commit.
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Ariz
Ava
Dea Boeowiks
Long
Tom King
Kingman
B. W. L. Sam
Shew Chin
Jew Har
Gee King Long
Woue
Lung
Needles
Calif
Yevelty
Rugman
Rescue search expands for missing polar expedition men
Kings Bay, Spitzbergen, June 22. Ships and dog teams direct a night-long effort to locate sixteen men lost on polar ice. Amundsen and five others in a giant French seaplane are missing since Monday after leaving Tromsoe to aid Umberto Nobile's Italia crash survivors. Italians Maddeniena and Penzo reported from Nobile encampment while Amundsen's fate remains unknown as ice conditions worsen.
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BS United Tress
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Sairplaneé
Ravid Amundsen
South Pole
Tromsoe
Umberto Nobile
Italia
Jeft Nobile
Amundsen
Bear Island
Umberto “Maddalena
Nobile
Supsplite
Penzo
Nobile’s
Foyne Island
Maddale
Capri- Platea
Cape Leigh Smith
Maddalena
Fen Malgremr
H. Riiser-Larsen
Luetzow Holm
Sora
Foyn Island
Sara
Rotary coalition aims for peace in global message
The British Labour leader Ramsay Macdonald speaks on coalition aims for peace. He emphasizes reliance on America and self, urges democracy and wartime restraint, and advocates frank Anglo American talks to resolve world issues.
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Rotary
Ramsay
Macdonald
Bo Ma
Teader
Wwe
Strivin
America
Rasche Denies Breaking Contract With Backer
New York June 2 Thea Rasche testified in the Supreme Court that Harold W Harwell broke their contract regarding a plane she planned to fly to Germany in a craft furnished by Mrs. James A Stillman She denied abandoning Harwell and said he had not paid for the aircraft she intended to use.
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United Press Transcontinental
New York
Thea Rasche
Germany
James A. Stillman
Supreme Court
Harold W Harwell
Harwell
Two Frenchmen Plan Paris to America Flight Test
Paris reports Capt Weckenheim and Lionel Demarmier will attempt a test flight from Le Bourget aboard a 600 horsepower Potez monoplane within two weeks aiming to set a long-distance record on their hop to America.
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United Press Transcomtmrental
Paris
Weckenheim
Lionel Demarmier
America
le Bourget
Tammany Leader Olvany Tours Houston for Lincoln Nomination
George W. Olvany arrives with staff to nominate another Abraham Lincoln from New York sidewalks. Governor Smith backs stronger law enforcement on Volstead, while New York figures push for a similar platform. Olvany comments on pragmatism as the heat reaches the 90s in Houston.
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Houston
Texas
Tammany
Hall
George W. Olvany
Abraham
Lincoln
New York
Forest Fire Sweeps Verde Range Lands
Forest fire in the Verde Range on the Prescott National Forest burns hundreds of acres in the Nedre Valley district. Rangers on duty are pressed into service. no timber is in the path of the flames.
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United Press Transcontinental Wire
Jerome, Ariz
Nerde Valley
Prescott National Forest
Hopi Runner Dan Comahungnioma Finishes Fourth
Word reached at midnight that Hopi runner Dan Comahungnioma placed fourth in the Redwood marathon while Chief Ukiah finished third.
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Dan Comahungnioma
Redwood
Chief Ukiah
Road Conference Site Chosen for Winslow September 12
Secretary A Sam Baylor mails notice that the Road Association meeting will be held in Winslow on September 12. Conflicts with July dates and state tax conference caused changes. Major Midgley and local authorities favor Winslow for central location and proximity to Lee’s Ferry bridge dedication on September 15, ensuring publicity.
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Winslow
Winslow Daily Mail
Sam Baylor
Taylor
Wittslow
Lee’s Ferry
Midgley
Clarkdale
Report Croatians To Quit Parliament
Tense riots after the Belgrade parliament killing of Croatian deputies Paul Raditch and Djura Bassarieck leave parliament in protest. Montenegrin radical Ponica Ratchitch linked to the incident. Authorities urge calm as Croatian deputies announce they will no longer recognize the government.
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Transcontinental
German cabinet effort fails. seeks Weimar coalition
June 22 report from Berlin says Hermann Mueller’s bid to form a large socialist led cabinet collapses. He vows to immediately attempt a Weimar coalition cabinet including the socialists Democrats and Catholics.
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Berlin
Hermann Mueller
Risko and Godfrey Arrive for Saturday Heavyweight Fight
New York June 22 Johnny Risko and George Godfrey arrived tonight for their ten round heavyweight bout at Ebets Field. Both have trained at their camps since the postponement of the bout originally set for Wednesday night.
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New York
Johnny Risko
George Godfrey
Coolidge Seeks Passive Summer Role in 1928 Campaign
Cedar Island Lodge Wisconsin June 22 No official word on Secretary Work's plan to visit President Coolidge at the vacation capital. Coldidge prefers a passive role in party battles, will not speak or campaign, and plans to rest along the Brule River, declining most social invitations. He remains secluded at the Pierce estate, resting and fishing.
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United Press
Cedar Island Lodge
Wis
White House
Work
President Coolidge
Coolidge
Brule
Pierce
Governor Smith delays platform remarks until convention ends
Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York told reporters he would say nothing more on the Democratic platform until after the convention. He claimed he had said all he would yesterday and denied changing his mind on prohibition. He arrived in Albany and went to the executive mansion to handle correspondence, as Mrs. John A. Warner and her husband met him at the train.
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United’ Press
Albany
Nyys
Alfred’ EB. , Smith
New York
Houston
Smith
John A. Warner
Rebels Lose Battle Near Las Puertas in Jalisco
A Guadalajara despatch reports ten federal soldiers and 22 rebels killed in an eight hour clash near Las Puertas Jalisco. Rebels led by two priests Pedroza and Vega and bandit Rodolfo Loza. about 350 rebels took part and left their dead on the field.
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United Press Transcontinental
Mexico City
Las Puertas
Jalisco
Excelsior
Guadalajara
Bene
Pedroza
Vega
Rodolfo Loza
New York Banks Loan Cuba Fifty Millions
The loan agreement for 50 million dollars to Cuba for public works was signed by President Macha do and Chase National Bank of New York representatives. The 12 percent loan will be advanced over two years.
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United Press Transcontiental Wire
Havana
Cuba
Machado
Chase National Bank of New York
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