Midget Rodeo Queen Contest Inaugurated At Meteor City
The Meteor City Athletic Club sponsors the Midget Rodeo Queen contest which grows in popularity as local merchants and businesses enter. Prizes are donated by J. C. Penney Co Winslow Music House and the club for the Rialto stage event on Saturday June 25 between shows. The original cowgirl costume decides the queen. entries accepted via Alvin Bender at the club room. Merchants already entered include Bill O'Hara Mandell's Shoppe Palace of Sweets White Cafe Texaco Service Texaco De Luxe Barber Shoppe Vaughan's Winslow Furniture Winslow Drug Naivette Beauty Drumm's Barber Pay'n Takit Nona's Beauty Meteor City Service Station and Nehi Bottling Works.
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Meteor City Athletic Club
J. C. Penney Company
Winslow Music House
Rialto Stage
Alvin Bender
Bill O'Hara
Mandell’s Shoppe
Palace of Sweets and White Cafe
Texaco
de Luxe
Vaughan’s
Winslow Furniture Co
Winslow Drug Co
Naivette Beauty Shop
Drumm’s
Barber Shop
Pay'n Takit
Nona’s Beauty Salon
Meteor City
Nehi_ Bottling Works
Wool Growers Set Annual Meeting in Flagstaff
Jerrie W. Lee of Phoenix, secretary of the Arizona Wool Growers association, announced the group will hold its annual meeting in Flagstaff on July 12 and 13. A Missouri relative has inquired about the estate of Bill Williams, namesake of Williams town and Williams Mountain, with reports noting the pioneer was found dead beneath a tree on a towering elm.
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Flagstaff
Jerrie W. Lee
Phoenix
Arizona Wool Growers’ Association
Bill Williams
Williams
Bill Williams Mountain
Missouri
Eight-year-old drowned in Flagstaff college
Chandler, Arizona youth Marvin Dug dale, eight, drowned at the college here yesterday. A search began after he failed to report in class. County Attorney H. L. Russell called the death entirely actual.
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Flagstaff
Marvin Dugdale
Chandler
Ariz
H. L. Russell
Miner's Quarrel in District Camp Leaves Men Wounded
Jim Humphrey a 37 year old prospector is hospitalized in Phoenix with shotgun wounds. Jack Bergeson 25 is held at the sheriff's office after a quarrel at a mining camp 40 miles north. Earl Eidson, Bergesén partner, says the men fought during a card party. Humphrey wounded in hand and chest.
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Springs
Phoenix
Jack Bergeson
Sheriff's Office
Here
Earl C. Eidson
Bergesén
Humphrey
Sabotage Warning Over Possible Southern Pacific Strike
In Mexico City on June 24 the department of industry commerce and labor asked the war department to aid in preventing sabotage if the Southern Pacific railroad strike is called for June 27. About 2,500 workers would be affected and west coast transportation could halt if no agreement is reached.
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Mexico City
Department of Industry, Commerce and Labor Today
War Department
Southern Pacific Railroad
Mexico
State of
Nayarit
More Treasure Taken From Sunken Vessel
Brest France June 24 Divers aboard the salvage ship Artiglio I resumed work on the sunken liner Egypt and recovered about 2.5 million dollars in gold and silver bars from the treasure room. It is estimated that half the liner s bullion cargo has been recovered after the ten year old sinking causing 100 deaths.
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Brest
France
Egypt
Artiglio I
Candidates Actions Report From National Convention Day
Franklin D Roosevelt ponders a rush trip to Chicago if deadlock continues and meets John E Mack in Albany. Alfred E Smith hosts supporters at Chicago HQ with Chippewa Indian delivering a bass. Albert C Ritchie leaves Baltimore for the convention amid a large crowd and a hotel elevator accident. John N Garner watches relief funding reach 2.3 billion dollars as conference talks begin. Newton D Baker returns to Cleveland from the East amid silence on Chicago. James A Reed attracts a large crowd at his headquarters and Missouri’s second choice question is denied. Alfalfa Bill Oklahoma governor denounces delays in platform naming and cites convention control by postmasters.
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James A. Reed
Missouri
Tariff Conclave Urges International Conference
At Chicago a convention urged a pledge for an international tariff conference. The speaker said prosperity depends on adjusting tariffs to encourage other nations to buy and consume America’s export surplus.
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Chicago
Time aside for other candidates in news balance
Other candidates did not figure prominently in the news for the time being, as coverage focused on main contenders and ongoing campaigns. The statement notes a temporary lull with attention shifting to key figures and events shaping the race.
Flushing bar urged to save quail and game birds
The State Game Commission advised Pennsylvania farmers to fit a flushing bar to mowing machines. The bar sits before the blades and pushes nesting quail ringnecked pheasants and rabbits from the machine’s path to protect them in fields.
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Harrisburg, Pa
State Game Commission
Pennsylvania
Dublin Hosts Women at Eucharistic Congress Meeting
In Dublin on June 24 a mass meet of women dominated the Congress program at Phoenix Park. A choir of 500 voices led by Cardinal Lauri presided at the service. The day featured sentinelina and national meetings in Dublin halls and a solemn Pontifical high mass in the pro cathedral. Tomorrow is children’s day.
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Dublin
Phoenix Park
Cardinal Lauri
Procathedral
Irish Runaway Returns to Ireland After Fifty Years
James Byrne, veteran Santa Fe railroad worker, returned to his native Ireland after a fifty year absence. He left without word to relatives and gave no notice of his visit to the Eucharistic Congress, puzzling family and friends.
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James Byrne
Santa Fe Tetlreader
Ireland
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