Arizona Auto Association Affiliates Alliance with ASA
An Arizona automotive agency unit aligns with the American association, becoming a non profit member of the ASA. Oak-Aand will lead sales and organization efforts while Miss Stewart recently assumed charge of sales and organization work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fices
Arizona Autoaidehion, Inc
Cei “Association
Parpeeyion
ASA
Oak-Aand
I ‘Tong
Atiqual
Arizona
Mitcafon
Steve Ein
World War Veteran Active in Postwar Labor Law Debates
A World War I veteran from Navajo County in Arizona participated in late 1920s political action. He supported the eight hour workday pension and insurance measures, aided passage of worker compensation acts, and opposed laws he viewed as harming farmers and laborers. He also helped promote veterans benefits and tax provisions while resisting efforts that enriched a few at others’ expense.
Fred Humes Headlines Rialto Showing Put Em Up Tonight
Universal Western star Fred Humes will appear at the Rialto Theatre in Put Em Up we are told. The cast includes Gloria Gray Tom London Harry Semel Pee Wee Holmes Bent Corbett Charles Colby and Bert Starkey with Edgar Lewis directing.
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Fred Humes
Universal
Rialto
Fred
Idaho
Gloria
Gray, Tom
London
Harry Semel
Pee, Wee - Holmes
Benty Corbett
Charles, Colby
Bert Starkey
Edgar Lewis
Radio Prize Announced for Best Fourth of July Parade Float
Chester Sharar publicity committee member for the local Independence Day celebration announced yesterday that a six tube Atwater-Kent radio will be awarded as first prize for the best float in the July 4 parade. The prize could fetch about 75 000 if sold, and more prizes are expected for participants. Several new entrants signaled intent to enter original floats, with floats likely to exceed thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Sharar
Atwater-Kent Radio
Daily Mail
Jack Kaufman
Agages
Winslow Community Mourns Loss Headlines Train Collision Casualties
A tragic train collision yesterday near Winslow left twenty five dead and many injured among excursion and freight trains. The report notes ongoing investigations and the impact on local civic figures including Mr. McQuillan, a booster for Winslow and active in veteran relief work.
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Adarl
Arizona
Department
Reserve
Association
Eairman
Legislative ‘Committee
Department of
American Legion and
McQuillan
Winslow
Winslow Aviation
Winslow Post Ledger Notes Multiple Local Visitors
D.M Livingston travels on Mountain States Telephone business. Mrs C C Moyer returns from Los Angeles with relatives. Lions Club director Potlouse visits Winslow before returning to Albuquerque. Mrs G W Nelson returns from San Francisco with niece Leona Carr. Dolores Kingrea from Long Beach stays as guest of Lucille Drier. Families J B Klierdienst Ed Klierdienst and Peggy return from Long Beach. Ge Badecient and associates visit. E R Thornton and daughter plan weeks in Los Angeles. Lorenzo Hubbell visits from Oraibi. Jess Hohn heads to Mormon Lake for vacation. Navajo visitors CLP and Jack Smith. Driver returns from Kansas City. Dave R Pembridge visits town. White Mountains trip for Mr and Mrs John McCormick. Mrs C J Brooks heads to Los Angeles and San Bernardino. Grace Bird of Pawhuska visits Phoenix area. Cranston returns from Los Angeles.
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G.W. Nelson
Nelson
San Francisco
Pia
Leona
Carr
Long-Beach
Dolores
Kingrea
Long Beach
Lucille Drier
Bing Beach
J.B -Kliertdienst
Ed “Kliendienst Y
Peggy
Ge Badecient
Kelly
Rel Aing
George
Sargeant
Sargeant, Secrotary
Genere- Business
Los Angeles
Thornton
Rv AL . Hawks
AIBS
Lorenzo Hubbell
Oraibi
Mormon Lake
Jess Hohn
Clp
Jack Smith
Standard Furniture ‘Company
Kansas
Holbrook
Dave
R. Pembridge
Hays
White “Mountains
John
McCormick
Ian Ains
C.J. Brooks
San Bernardino
N. EL. Dupont
N. BE
Dupont
Winslow
Brooks
Red Lake
Ran Young
Ross Lake
Okla Toma
Grace ‘Bird
Ory Phoenix
Tothia
Cranston
Trashmaster
Tiadey
Kasas
John Vand bonds in murder case in Chicago
In Chicago on June 29, John Vand was released on a ten thousand dollar bond related to the murder of Tim Murphy known as the Big Tim. Elaborate funeral plans were noted for Saturday, honoring Chicago’s pioneer and colorful figure nicknamed the King of racket eats.
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Chicago
John ‘Vand
Tim
Murphy
Cattleman Found Snake In His Boot
Berkeley California July 5 Construction of Giannini Hall a building for agricultural economics research will start soon. A. P Giannini donated 500 000 to UC for the building and 1 000 000 to endow a foundation studying farmer problems in the state. The hall will resemble Hilgard Hall used by the agricultural college.
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United Press
Berkeley
Catlif
Giannini
Board of Regents
University of California
A. P. ‘Giannini
California
Hilgard_ Hall
Agricultural College
Home Made Telescope Demonstrated by Delano Resident
A Delano resident and his sons built a 20 foot long home made telescope from odds and ends. The eyepiece uses camera lenses and the reflecting mirror served as a paper weight. The device is not enclosed in a tube and is held together by an iron frame.
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iBy United Press Transcontinental Wire
Delano
Calif
Stanford President Made Pueblo Chief in New Mexico Ceremony
Palo Alto Calif July 6 United Press Transcontinental Dr Ray Lyman Wilbur president of Stanford University was made a chief of fourteen Pueblo tribes during a recent visit to New Mexico He attended a curious ceremony with the president of the University of New Mexico and heard a vow binding members to aid a brother in trouble regardless of circumstances
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Palo Alto
Calif
Ithe University
New. Mexico
Lynch Attempt Targets Negro in North
United Press Transcontinental reports June 29 that a mob tried to lynch John Brown Jr., 22, after a white woman filed a complaint. Policeman Leonard Smith of the Jamaican force kept the crowd at bay with his revolver and drove the prisoner to jail.
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United Press Transcontinental Wirey
New - York
John. Brown, Jr
Neere
Tony
Leonard Smith
Ray Enters Marathon in Wildwood Ahead of Olympic Try
Pete Ray, named to represent the United States in the Amsterdam Olympic marathon, makes a belated entry in the five mile board walk marathon in Wildwood New Jersey scheduled for Saturday.
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Ray
Wildwood
N. J
Pete Ray
United States
Amsterdam
Market Tumble Forces Banks to Raise Rates
Final mid year settle ment pressures sparked heavy withdrawals from the call loan market pushing the rate to eight percent the highest in seven years. Early gains faded as profit taking and professional selling intensified with leaders closing notably GM after a 2 point rise and a large block move.
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New
York
General~ Motors
Fragmentary notes on a restless evening incident
A jagged OCR fragment recalls an evening event with references to people, a paused action, and a nap. It mentions Peterson and a casualty of confusion, with stray words like boots and feet suggesting a minor disturbance or accident.
Locomotive Marvel At Santa Fe Transcontinental Flyers
Los Angeles reports celebrate the Santa Fe railway giants pulling fast transcontinental flyers. The article notes the mighty engines shine as they glide into stations along the line, with new polish and gleam catching the sun.
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Los
Angeles
Santa Fe
Chicago
Sméghanical Department
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Actnity
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Los. ‘Angeles
C. C. “Moyer
Beauraee
Albuquerque
Be “Potlouse
Lions. Club
Swifts
Premium Hains
Campbell
United Press Transcontinental Wire
Chris
Peterson
Gagrags
Cme
Rex McCoy
Williamson
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