Derby rumbles in town as Scooby fans attend race
A garbled note reports a local derby event with names like James Catt and Professor referenced in a confused crowd scene. It hints at a race or tour setting but lacks clear details or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1928
Page
6
A garbled note reports a local derby event with names like James Catt and Professor referenced in a confused crowd scene. It hints at a race or tour setting but lacks clear details or outcomes.
The readable text is fragmented and does not provide a coherent event or outcome. Unable to determine the main action, participants, organization, or location from the source.
The Federal Grand Jury indicted Col Rob Stewart on perjury charges in a three count indictment. Frank J Hogan claimed Stewart would seek immediate trial and said the indictment was an outrageous abuse of court process for political purposes.
The article notes a smooth path for Al Smith and a pro prohibition stance amid a party shift. It suggests moderates and drys have compromised on Volstead act changes and farm relief through the McNary Haugen bill. Extreme drys may press floor but would be only to set records. Delegates could meet briefly, endorse Smith and prohibition, then depart.
Mrs Anne U Stillman backed Rasche as the monoplane North Star rolled from Camp Madeline air port at Grandmere Canada. A plane with a concealed pilot prepared for a noon takeoff from Hadley Field New Jersey today toward Canada. Stillman said Rasche would likely be in Canada to oversee preparations and would not confirm if Rasche flew today.
June 25 reports say three armed men attempted a hold up at the First National Bank on Hollywood Boulevard. Gates 17 was shot in the neck and may die. Bill Howard was arrested while a third bandit remained unidentified. the getaway man escaped.
Delegates arrive by train as Houston swells into a sea of perspiring crowds. Rice Hotel buzzes with lobby activity and packed elevators while 250 guards and detectives manage the rush. Many walk the streets as the city endures a booming but taxing spectacle with few injuries.
In a Superior Court scene a bailiff faces a heated moment as Savage, claiming to wear fighting clothes, confronts a speaker. The article notes the Manila Bay hero status of a lieutenant commander and mentions Helen Marshall securing a decree from Raymond Marshall amid another divorce suit.
Five hours of prayer and a mass meeting closed the pre convention exhortations of women dry enthusiasts. Dr. Lee Calvin urged possible second convention if Gov. Alfred Smith is nominated. Former Representative Upshaw denounced Smith as arch m hulificationist. speakers included Mrs. Stevens and Mississippi state Senator Belle Kearney.
Frank Baker twenty died in Culver City California from injuries suffered in a weekend plane crash while performing a film stunt. Baker was the son of C H Baker a wealthy chain shoe store operator. The accident occurred Sunday as the plane fell to the ground during the stunt.
In a shift from strict rules, courts consider defendants' home environments as influencing whether contempt charges are filed. Critics say this reduces coercive penalties but raises concerns about fairness and consistency in enforcing courtroom decorum.
The report notes a Chicago figure expressing intent to travel to Washington within days to demand an early trial. He remained confident in a favorable outcome and spoke of personal realizations as fleeting moments.
Fragmentary OCR advert shows classified style notice urging readers to buy sell or trade. Limited readable terms imply a local marketplace itemized listing section. No specific names, places, or dates are legible in the fragment.
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