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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1929
Page
4
Petrified wood export sparks Arizona press clash
The Holbrook Tribune condemns California funded removal of petrified wood from near the Petrified Forest edges. F. Sander, a San Diego contractor, shipped 17 carloads and 87 tons last week for a millionaire’s coast estate, prompting editorial calls to curb looting by law and stronger enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Arizona
F. Sander
San Diego
Holbrook
Civic Band Delights Eastbound Passengers In Winslow
A Santa Fe Indian band gave a Saturday concert for passengers from the east aboard a special train carrying delegates to the American Railway association convention in Los Angeles. Indians in tribal costumes danced and presented an entertaining program, boosting Winslow’s civic pride and advertising value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Santa Fe Indian Band
Los Angeles
American Railway Association
Livestock Farmers Ride High While Grain Prices Sink
E. C. Brown of the Chicago Livestock Exchange says livestock gaisers hog producers and dairy farmers enjoy top prosperity not seen in years. They can buy corn at 65 to 75 cents move it into beef and pork and turn a 50 to 100 percent profit, strengthening farm finances even as grain prices lag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Brown
Chicago ‘Livestock Exchange
Mr. Brown
Edison Lamp Centennial Tribute Marks 50th Anniversary
The piece recalls Thomas A. Edison’s 1879 incandescent lamp birth, noting his experiments with bamboo filaments, the first public demonstration from Menlo Park, and the creation of central station power. It highlights how Edison shaped electric generation, distribution, and societal change, turning light into a common utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Preece
Tyndall
New York
Menlo Park
N. J
Central Station
Pearl Street
Western Union Telegraph Company
Lsnes
Well Rounded Lines Return To Style In 1929 Fashion
Ziegfeld touts stylish lines as a sign of culture while a fad of even grand opera moving to farm life grows. Gene Howe once criticized opera stars now nods to Marion Talley buying a farm. Hoover sent Congress 2000 words but gained no money. Babe Ruth tuxedo photos prompt playful wonder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Howe
Texas
Marion Talley
Lindbergh’s Spirit of St Louis and aircraft approval process
The column explains how Lindbergh’s Spirit of St Louis flew with an experimental license and how the Department of Commerce now requires three steps for an approved type certificate: engineering data, a flight test, and producer capability. Major Clarence M Young notes standards are rigid and must be met before unlimited manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Ashington
Spirit
St. Louis
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
Atlantic
Department of Commerce
Lindbergh
Spirit of
Major Young
Legion plans July gathering and state convention in Williams
Post leader Mark A Moore issues invitation to Legionnaires and auxiliary members across the state for a July 28 event in Williams. A convention committee organizes rides, entertainment, and a kiddie car race, with Commander Ginsburg and Adjutant Turney overseeing details. Benefits and fund drives are planned to support the local post and Wheat-Globe district programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark A. Moore
Minestaif
Hes
Lichtes
Fortfowine Vie
Cornrail
Willistas
Vile Math
Brandgen
Weatherford
Willeh
I. R. Warkey
G. C. Middleton
Thomas (. McCarty
Michael Ginshurs
Fred Turney
Cunander Ginsburg
Adjutaan Burner
Suits Grow Over Arizona Water Pollution Case
Several new lawsuits filed in Arizona claim damages from lumber and mining firms over pollution of the water supply. Plaintiffs seek compensation including 15 006 dollars, while other cases target related entities in the regional court system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariz
Sahoo
Pete Ograius
Harmbey
Saroury
McNury
Oliver
John D. Rhyne
Wisconsin Senate probes five year campaign finances
A legislative inquiry in Madison examines expenditures and methods in Wisconsin campaigns over the last five years to uncover violations of the corrupt practices act and to propose strengthening legislation. The probe, authorized with 216000 for investigators, targets contributors to a 5000 dollar fund and covers La Follette era races and related contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Walter J. Kohter
la Follette
Kehler
Inaken
Calline
Amore
Richard MT. Lee
New York
Attonics
Robert M. LaFollette
Unitec
Senate
Jonn J. Deine
Pronor
United States
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