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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1928
Page
3
A clipped memory circulates of Mr W Wen Bruc sending an old photo of his mother with the remark she had not changed a bit. He joked about her waist being reduced to its prewar circumference as a tease before his arrival.
A muted crowd at the party gathering listened as Bowers stressed opposing the Republicans and attacked oil scandals while noting the looming inevitability of Gov. Smith’s nomination. Delegates staged a brief protest march before resuming night proceedings and adjourning at 9:24 pm.
The article discusses the possibility of abandoning the original adjournment plan for Higiention Priday as senators consider whether to delay and how the delay might affect a peace alliance. Pittman is noted as negotiating the agreement and reportedly confident it will be carried out. The piece also includes a public foreclosure notice in Navajo County Arizona detailing sale of Lot 14, Block 7, Winslow, to satisfy a judgment of 911.21 plus costs.
Note describes a leather wallet or billfold with valuables and money. Request return to mail office and include contact details. J24 26 27 referenced.
Manila P I June 26 600 tents requested to shelter refugees fleeing the Mayon volcano on Luzon after tremors smoke and stones. Provisional governor says no eruption danger yet but panic persists as villages are deserted and relief is needed.
The gasoline price war in the south area has eased with a two cent cut this week. Local stations quote 27 cents per gallon, while Pennsylvania product from Bister Oils offers five cents off the prior 40 cent rate, now 35 cents. Western oils remain at the previous price.
Frances "Peaches" Browning filed suit in New York on June 28 to establish dower rights in her husband Edward W. Browning's estate, seeking guardianship for Peaches' mother as guardian in the action amid a separation suit from Edward.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions cows and city names Chicago and Kansas City with uncertain context. No clear event, names, dates, or outcomes emerge from the readable portion.
Maria Cones a Mexican beauty and stage figure arrived in Juarez seeking to satisfy immigration rules for entry to the United States Her entry was delayed as authorities checked her citizenship She says she was born in Valencia Spain and claims citizenship by marriage She was detained over a silk smuggling probe involving General Jose Alvarez a former aide to President Calles She denies charges and says she may visit Los Angeles before possibly traveling to Europe Her 18 year old son Manuel Sainz joined her in El Paso and she may be admitted to the US on Wednesday
Tucson reports Corbett, state chairman of the central Republican committee, will resign the post after two terms. The Central Republican committee plans a Prescott meeting on July 7 to map reorganization while Corbett remains an active party member and continues as a national committeeman.
Col. Robert W. Stewart, Standard Oil of Indiana chairman, was indicted for perjury in the Teapot Dome investigation. He pleaded not guilty and a trial was set for October 8. Stewart asked for immediate trial, but the government objected.
Two women, Mrs Woodrow Wilson and Mrs Alfred E Smith, held unobtrusive spots at the convention in Houston. Mrs Wilson wore a white evening dress with an orchid cape, while Mrs Smith arrived late in a tan ensemble before Claude Bowers’s keynote address.
United Press reports in New York that a temporary order blocking the Dodge Bros Inc and Churgaten merger was reserved today. Briefs from preferred stockholders in the Dodge company will be submitted Wednesday to determine whether the merger should be made permanent.
Directors of Anaconda Copper Company increase the annual dividend rate from eight dollars to four dollars per share by a quarterly disbursement of one dollar payable August 20 to stock of record July 14. This marks the hundredth dividend declared by the company.
Classified notice indicating no buying or selling of items. ad emphasizes trade only. Limited readable details available. text appears as a filler or placeholder within the classifieds section.
Three unmasked bandits robbed S. F. Farmer, stealing the weekly payroll of the San Antonio Light Hearst newspaper. They escaped with 6756 dollars 60 cents as Farmer was returning from the bank with the money.
Don A Udall announces his candidacy for Navajo County Attorney as a Democrat subject to the will of Democratic voters at the primary election to be held September 1928. He states he is informed on the duties and prepared to handle county affairs.
In Winslow Arizona Fred Brown declares his candidacy for county treasurer under the Democratic primary on September 12. He cites years in business and asks for friends' support.
Mi BD McCauley announces candidacy for county attorney of Navajo County subject to Democratic primaries September 11 1928 C W Harp of Winslow Arizona announces candidacy for sheriff Navajo County subject to Democratic primaries September 11 1928 Lucretia W Flanigan seeks re election as County Recorder Navajo County subject to Democratic primaries September 11 1928 with a record of service cited.
George W Nelson of Winslow Arizona announces his candidacy for reelection as State Senator from Navajo County subject to the Democratic primaries on September 11 1928. He urges continued service and support from local voters.
The city announces a hearing by the Common Council on July 12 1928 at City Hall to review assessments for alley improvements in Blocks 6 and 7 A and P Addition Winslow Arizona. Bonds of about ten years at six percent will be issued to fund the work. objections may be filed before the hearing.
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