Wins on Civic Club elects officers and sets dues
The Wins on Civic Club held its first board meeting at City Hall selecting G. Be Giragi as president Fred Brown as vice president and James Bianiconi as treasurer. Secretary position to be decided July 9 with applications read. Membership committee of ten aims to recruit new members with a 100 dollar set at. The group plans to cooperate with the Northern Arizona Automobile Association and establish a northern Arizona office for publicity value.
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Winson
Giragi
Presient
Fred Brown
James Bianiconi
Easwier
Neil
Fred Doug
George Drumm
Lamar Hicks
iHosler
Jones
HH. M Pamon
R. L
Moore
W. -Nel- Frank -Riley
Az.b
Nelie
Tran Tife Club
Arizona ‘Office
É Automobile
Civic Club
Arizona
Automobile
Stewart
Death at Colpak Studio In Reckless Drinking Act
By Lee Press Transcontinental Wire a youth named Colpak gambled with death in a dark studio room choosing between two glasses one water one poison he drank the deadly potion and died as a note he wrote promised faith or at least in death to make amends for his cowardice in life Death won
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Lee Press
Transcontinental Wire
Port gains aid amid uncertain spadid crisis
In a turbulent period the port reports unexpected gains amid unclear spadid pressures. Officials confirm steady cargo flow and cautious outlook as markets weigh potential policy shifts and regional tensions.
Prohibition Policy Targets in Democratic Platform
The piece notes a move to enforce prohibition with no calls for repeal. It stresses the party's platform favors strict enforcement over modification of the Volstead Act. It mentions presidential candidate positions and Hoover's pledge to uphold law enforcement.
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Raymond- Clapper
Ee Ee Rt
Hoover
Woman sues ex Yale football star in Chicago court
Actress Crudley seeks divorce from Edward Ted Coy alleging two assaults in 1926 and 1927. She says he attacked her violently in Chicago on January 15 1926 and again on November 4 1927, after which she left him and has not returned. She was suspended by Actors Equity last April for missed performances in Milwaukee and St Louis and will press charges in superior court Saturday.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
St- ‘Louis
Superior Court
Yale
Petion States
Miss Rasche Abandons Trans Atlantic Flight Plan
German aviatrix Miss Theo Rasche announces she will return to Germany and cancel her trans Atlantic flight under the backing of Mrs. James A. Stillman. She cites legal difficulties as the obstacle and says she would not embarrass Mrs. Stillman after a New York firm threatens breach of contract action.
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New York
Theo Rasche
Aviatrix
Germany
James A. Stillman
Rasche
Smith Flooded With Congratulatory Telegrams After Nomination
Governor Alfred E. Smith received thousands of telegrams of congratulations upon his nomination as Democratic presidential candidate. He read, dictated replies, and postponed breakfast as telegrams poured into the Albany executive mansion after the Democratic convention named Senator Robinson for the vice presidency.
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United Dress
Albany
N. Y
Alfred E. Smith
Rescue aviator Lundborg reports drift of Italia crew on Arctic ice
United Press reports Lieut Einar Paul Lundborg and five Italia crew drifted 24 kilometers in three days with a strong northwesterly wind. No word on three men who left Nobile’s camp or seven men blown from the Italia’s hulk. Amundsen’s plane sighting near Bear Island is noted as authorities reassess search efforts off Spitzbergen.
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United Press
QUEST
Einarpaal ‘ Gundborg
Umberto Nobile
Dirit E
Italia
Men “Telumnin Rt 148
Jostad
Roald Amundsen
Troenisee
Bear Island
South Caps
Spitzbergen
Amundsen
Aluundsen
Rome
Einar- Paul Lundborg
Nobile’s
Nobile
Talia
Tornado devastates Johnstown area farms in Colorado
A mile wide tornado tore through farming country south of Johnstown Colorado killing Adeline Montez and Susie McLaughlin while injuring 15 others. Ten farm buildings were wiped out and multiple sheds demolished along a five mile curved path before fading near the town outskirts. Mrs Harold Andersons home was destroyed but she and two children survived.
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Ity United Press
Johnstown
Colo
Here
Adeline Montez
Susie McLaughlin
Harold Anderson
Berkeley Explorer Named Chief of Smithsonian Ethnology
Mathew W. Stirling of Berkeley California appointed chief of the bureau of American ethnology at the Smithsonian Institution. He succeeds Dr J Walter Fewkes who retired from active duties. Stirling recently returned from Dutch New Guinea after leading the largest expedition there. He is a University of California anthropology graduate.
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United Press Transcontinental Wire
Washington
Matthew W. Stirling
Berkeley
Calif
Bureau of American Ethnology
Smithsonian ‘Institution
Charles G. Abbott
Smithsonian
Stirling
J. Walter Fewkes
Bureau
Civil Service Commission
Dutch New Guinea
Plemies
University of California
Hunt Congratulates Arizona Delegates
Governor Geo. W. P. Hunt sent a telegram congratulating Harry V. Bene, Arizona delegation chairman, and other members for their work in preventing endorsement of the Boulder dam legislation by the national convention in Houston. The message was dated June 29 from Phoenix.
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United Press
Transcor
Phoenix
Ariz
Harry V. Bene
Arizona
Houston
Geo. W W. P. Hunt
Stork Delivers Twins in Seventeenth Visit to Lazaros
In Richmond California on June 29 the stork marked its seventeenth visit to Bernardo Lazaro and his wife bringing twins for the first time. The Lazaros now have seventeen children with twelve surviving illnesses and accidents ranging from five to 22 years old.
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Richmond
Calif
Stork
Bernardo Lazaro
Lazaros
McAdoo Declines Comment on Smith Nomination
Santa Barbara California June 29 William Gibbs McAdoo, once a leading Democrat and rival of Governor Alfred E Smith, refused to comment on Smith choosing the presidential nomination. He said he would speak after the Democratic nominee delivers acceptance speeches. The 1924 primary fight between McAdoo and Smith ended with John Davis winning the nomination.
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United Pree
Transcotmental
Santa Barbara
Calif
William .Gibbs
McAdoo
Alfred E
Smith
Democratic Party
John Davis
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
California
Power Interests Influence Michigan Minds in FTC Probe
Washington June 29 United Press reports a federal trade commission inquiry into the power industry uncovers widespread propaganda funded by Michigan utilities. Alfred Fischer former publicity director testified receiving 150 dollars monthly from a consumer power company. An editorial service advertised as under Michigan Press Association auspices supplied weekly papers with publicity and letters show Keister solicited funds and directed newspapers to print the material.
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United Press
Transcontinental Wire
Washington
Michigan Utilities
Federal Trade Commission
Alfred Fischer
Consumers’ Power Company
Michigan Press Association
Fred’ W. Keister
Novelist Richard Whiting Dies at 88 in London
London reports author Richard Whiting has died at 88. The obituary notes his long career as a novelist and his prominence in literary circles. The death occurred in London on June 29.
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London
Uop
Richard Whiteing
Indictments Filed In California Joint Case Rise
United Press dispatch reports Transcontinental California faces two indictments with additional counts tied to the same case. Authorities allege multiple charges against named parties as the probe continues.
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United Presa
Pbtocrton
Calif
Juncom
Joint
Bis
Smith Urges Prohibition Modification at Democratic Convention
Alfred E Smith addresses the Democratic convention in Houston on June 29, backing modification of the prohibition law. His stance on temperance and strict law enforcement dominates coverage as the convention shapes the national campaign. His outspoken support signals how voters may respond to Smith.
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Houston
Alfred E Smith
Smith
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