Meteor City Round-Up Promises Arizona Fourth of July Pageantry
Winslow hosts a grand celebration under Lions Club guidance with Henry Aldrich directing stunts and advertising. Notables like Senator Carl Hayden attend as guest and toastmaster, while William Gibbs McAdoo reportedly delivers the July 4 address. The rodeo follows Rodeo Association of America rules as visitors flock to the transcontinental hub noted for hospitality and climate.
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Winslow
Meteor City
Lions Club
Henry Aldrich
Arizona
Rapidy
William Gibbs McAdoo
Carl Hayden
Hayden
Senator Hayden
McAdoo
Rodeo Association of America
Winslow Launches Crime Cleanup With Early Arrests
Marshal R L Neill and Deputy Sheriff J E Walker arrested two people on violations of national prohibition laws and one for a disorderly house. County Attorney D McCauley warns padlock action will be used where liquor is found. Citizens welcome the law and order push after a long wait.
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Winslow
R. L. Neill
J. E. Walker
D. McCauley
Honoring Fathers and Fathers Day Reflection
The piece notes Mother’s Day is well observed while Father’s Day passed with little notice. It argues fathers deserve acknowledgment and cites Arthur Brisbane on letting fathers speak with earned wisdom for one day.
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Dad
Arthur Brisbane
Mr. Brisbane
Livestock Prices Drift Amid Supply Demand Balance
Los Angeles livestock men report price moves driven by supply and demand. USDA notes lower hoof prices with New York and Chicago reflecting cuts. cattle down 35 percent hogs 40 percent lambs 13 percent year over year. Eastern markets show a $1 per hundredweight rise recently. western feeders expect limited gains and continued pressure as ranges vary and demand remains weak.
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Los Angeles
United States Department of Agriculture
New York
Chicago
Middle Western
Colorado
Wyoming
Summer politics in Washington show noisy mimeograph battles
A July analysis notes the Republican and Democratic publicity drives loud and partisan. It criticizes outbursts from Senator Dickinson and Joe Burns, questions Shouse as Democratic leader, and highlights inflated Commerce Department costs under Hoover as a misleading attack.
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L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
Republican National Committee
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Committee
Shouse
Senator Fess
Robert H. Lucas
Boulder City May Be Moved Across River To Arizona
Reports say Boulder City near Hoover Dam could be evacuated and moved to Arizona to escape Nevada wide open laws. Officials cite elevation, climate, and a looming casino as reasons, with Mohave County urging a Kingman Kingman to dam road survey after July 1.
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Boulder City
Nevada
Arizona
William. Turnrow
U. P
Phoenix
Hoover Dam
Colorado
Kingman
Vic
Washington
Mohave County
George W.W. P. _Hunt
State-Highway Commission
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Price Support Lifts Sagging Market
A two week period of channels showed a stimulating effect by adding needed support to a badly sagging price situation.
Engle Ordered Out of Jerome by Judge After No Local Crime
W M Engle known as Boyd Lee and Floyd and other aliases had lived in Jerome and was ordered to leave town by Judge Clyde B Jones after it was shown he did not commit any crime in Jerome. He has a history of prison records across the country.
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Associated Press
Jerome, Ariz
M. Engle
Boyd
Lee
Floyd
Jerome
Clyde B. Jones
Prince of Wales Prefers Portable Typewriter For Speeches
Report notes the Prince of Wales normally drafts his speeches in his study using a portable typewriter. Details about his typing method, whether he types with two fingers or uses touch typing, remain unconfirmed.
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London
Prince of Wales
Railroads Seek Rate Hike Citing Revenue Decline
The railroads plan to ask the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to raise rates by fifteen percent arguing heavy revenue shrinkage has crippled their carrying capacity. Critics warn higher rates could reduce freight volume, threaten employment, and push more business to trucks, worsening conditions for industry and agriculture.
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Arizona
Daily Star
Interstate Commerce. Commission
Baltimore clergyman Baldwin at Goucher College commencement
The Rev. Dr. Charles W. Baldwin of Baltimore, founder of Goucher College, attends commencement festivities and says he sees no reason he should not return next June.
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Haven
Charles W. Baldwin
Baltimore
Dr Nixon’s Chinaroid Piles Remedy Ad
An old style advertisement touts Dr Nixon's Chinaroid claiming rapid relief from piles with a rare imported Chinese herb. It promises fast action, minor costs, and a money back guarantee, urging readers to avoid surgery.
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Nixon
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