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New Britain herald., 1929-06-07
RUTH MAY BE OUT
 0F GAME A MONTH Weakened Heart Nay lncapaci.
 tlte Star for Rest Of Season

New York, June @-The Eve ming World says today that an over- taxed and weakened heart will keep Babe Ruth out of the Yankees line- up for at least . month and possibly for the remainder of the season.
 The home run king was described as "a pretty sick man." . stubbsrn lung congestion is taxing his strength and he is fretting over his physicians ruling that he avoid all excitement. He is not allowed 10 drive his automobile and he has been refused permission to attend baseball games.
 The paper says Ruth's doctor has been visiting him two or three times each night. The exact nature of the illness will not be known for a few days or until Dr. King, the Yankees physician. turns in his report to the club management
 Unti! the report of the physicia ! is forthcoming. adds the paper. no definite statement will be made as to lne l1d U0 . COII4IttOu. 4bOAo "NNSAAV@ bile rides into the open country ts the medicine prescribed to help bring the Yankee star back to com- plete health.
 Newspaper men and most of the visitors arc refused interviews and social calls at Ruth's Riverside Driv apartment. partly because Of the ex- citement and partly because of de- sire to keep his present condition secret.
 Mrs. Ruth. a bride Of two months. is in constant attendance and does her share in seeing that Babe obeys the orders of his physician.
 It ts almost q week since Ruth ap- peared In the Yankee lineup. Last Saturday he slammed out his 10th home run of the season and then went to the showers. On Monday it was announced he would be unable to play on account of a heavy cold.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07
START PLANS FOR
 JUNIOR LEAGUE
M,n,eas of Ttlns in Circuit
 Suet Initial x@tin8

Preliminary preparations for the opening Of the Junior City Baseball league were made at . meeting of the managers of the teams last evening in City hall. Commissioner James J. Naughton of the public amusement commission. presided. The teams that were represented and their managers are as follows: Phantoms, Milt Berkowitx: Y. M. c. A. 'Scotty" Squillaciote; Golfers, J. Florkowski: Holy Cross. Stanley Partyka and the Eddy-Glover Post. Joe Jackson. The last named man. aser was not present at the meeting but he signifed his intentions of en- tering the Legion team in the race this season.
 After some controversy it was voted not to change the age limit to 10 years. But any boy who does not reach his 18th birthday by October 1, 1929, ts eligible to compete. Each team will be allowed 1e men on its squad and the names of the play era must be handed in at the next meeting to be held on next Thursday evening. June 13 in Room c07 In City hall.
 All games will be played at Wal nut Hill park on Monday and Wei- nesday evenings and Saturday after moons. Monday and Wednesdays games will be started promptly at 6:15 and Saturdays games will be called at p. m.
 The home team, that is. the team which receives the toss shall be re- sponsible for the balls in use ari shall supply the said balls if any are lost. Each teem will receive two balls and two bats. Election of of- ficers will be held at the next meet ing as we'll as drawing up 2 schedule.
 City League Meeting
 Managers of teams in the senior City League will meet tonight at : o'clock at City hall. The lists of players on each team must be sub mitted and final details for the opening on June IS, will be conl- pleted.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07
CUTLERY CUBS WIN
Newly Organized Team Defeats Ot' flee Crew in Race for Landcrs Dcpartment Championship.

Another rival has been added 10 the duet of baseball teams among the Landers department clubs. rms is the newly organized Cutlery Gun. who stepped ont last night and landed the team from tn" mrin or ire A IS 10 : d-ubbinG. Errafir nclG;nc. spectacular catches and hard hitting featured the contest.
 The Cutler" pitching staff prov'"l very effective. A spectacular slide for home by Francis Kelton was the high light. He slid 20 feet in a sitting position and was put out H.: feet from the plate. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07
KENSINCTON TO BATTLE
 MYSTIC CLUB ON SUNDAY
Conquerors of Corbn Red Sox to Be Seen in Acoa at Percival Avenue Grounds - Harry Mills to Pitch Against Former Mates = Corbin Red Sox Go to Manchester-Falcons Scheduled to Play New Lon. don Submarine Base Crew - Doings of Other Teams

Mystic, erstwhile conquerors of the Corbin Red Sox baseball team in the opening game of the season. will furnish the opposition to the kens- ington team Sunday afternoon at the Percival avenue grounds in KensinE- ton. The crew is rated as one of the fastest in the baseball circles of th% state.
 Harry Mills, former Kensington player and Industrial league star in this city, will do the pitching for the visitors on Sunday. For his battery mate he will have Blair. This fs the old time Taftville battery and several other members of the Taftville team. including Normandin. will be in the visiting lineup. The game will start promptly at , o'clock and Eddie Crowley will do the umpiring.
 Red SOx.Msnchestcr
 The Corbin Red Sox team is scheduled to battle the fast Man. chester Recreation team Sunday af- tcrnoon in Manchester. This will be q battle of parts due to the rivalry be- tween the two clubs. The locals will leave from the Central Junior high school about 1e:30 o'clock. Falcons. Submarine Ease
 The reorganixed Falcon team will nlay the New London Submarine Ease crew at St. Mary's field Sunday afternoon. The team will prctice Sat urday afternoon at St. Mary's and the following men are asked to re- port: Kopec. Klatka. w. Wojack' Luty, Wallicki, Gaida, Lefty Haber last year. has been signed by Man. ager of the Burrttts.
 "Lefty" Atwood. pitching ace or last year, has beef signed by Man. aker Smulski.
 Holy Gross Plays
 The Holy Cross team will meet the Hartford Red Sox Sunday after noon at the Washington school dia' mond. This team played kenslngton a couple Of weeks ago.
 Sacred Hearts Practice
 The Sacred Heart team will prac' .ice tonight from ! to s at walnut Hill mark and tomorrow afternoon from 1 to { at Willow Brook park.
 Isurvitts Practice
 The .Burritt baseball team Wit practice tonight at I o'clock at wal nut Hill park and again saturoay afternoon at , o'clock at WILLOW Brook park. All members of the City league team are asked to be on hand.
 St. Matts Practice
 The St. Matthew baseball team will hold a practice session at stan lev quarter park tonight from 10 2 o'clock in preparation for game tomorrow afternoon at Stanley Quar- ter mark with the Bristol German ,ut1,erar tenn. The contest VIII start at 5 o'clock. The suits VIII ne handed out after practice and the following players ar~ asked to he on bond: W. Fink. Eddi" Hi"". Goon'e prcisser. Cramitt. F.. klopp. r. prcisscr, w. Prcisser Q. Suess. H r:ebcck. J. Preisser. L. Newman. w. Newman. 0. steege, R. Fink and h. Slnko
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07
CHURCH CUP SERIES
Tennis Championship Play Between Three Biz Centcrs Opens at For est Hills Today.

tSt n1tlS TO(lay.
 Forest Hills, N. Y.. June ' -H The Church cup series for the team tennis championship of the casts three biz centers, Philadelphia. New York and Boston, opens on the courts of the West Side Tennis club today.
 Represeptatives of Boston and Philadelphia meet today in a nine- match engagement. the winner to face the New York team tomorrow. Each series consists of six singles and three doubles matches.
 Philadelphia's representative in- cluded Norris Williams. Carl Fisher. Samuel Gilpin. Harold Colburn. Har- old MacGuftin and Joseph Olha usen. Fitted against them will he the Ros- ton playsrs. Henry Hewitson. F.. Mauran Beals Jr.. Harry Fully. AL den Briggs. Malcolm Hill. Holmes Perkins. Henry Guild and Brooks Fenno.
 New York's team has not yet been selected but 1t proba bly will be chos- en from among pr. Philip D. Hawk captain. Gregory Mangin of Newark, Dr. George Kins. Jerry Lang. Percy Kynaston, Edward w. Policeman. Ned Hernon. Elmer Griffin and Flu gene McAuliff.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07
' ths Associated PresA

lH the Associated Pres.
 With each passing day it becomes easier to believe that Baker and Barry and Collins and McInnis are 1kck at their posts again. easier to 0ke the backward trail through AasAoall history to the day when Cernelius McGillicuddy owned the @o.perfect baseball machine. Tho Athletics Of 1929 battered the Browns shamefully yesterday in . H to 1 battle. proving once more 0eir right to wear the mantle of 1eir illustrious predecessors.
 It ts yet too early to pass out the nennaAts. but if memory serves. the championships of 1918 and lsl% 4ere as good as awarded to MT. | ack along about April. The first third Of the 1929 campaign soon will be over. and the Macks promise 1 pas that stage in such good c3rcvmstances that .560 ball will suAies over the rest of the route - 1t would have sui{iced for the last Qree Yankee teams. Further. noth- IF short of cataclysm can pre- vent the Macks from holding the lead on July 1, the traditional date eh which pennant soundings are taken.
 eCleveland outpunched the Yank- CT. to {. yesterday as the Ath- 0tics made merry with the Browns, 0iyine MT. Mack another neat gain Oser his neal est competitors. The Tanks and the Browns remained in ., virtual tie seven and one-half gamee behind the Athletics. with the champions holding slight per- S3ntaks edge through having play - fewer games. The Philadelphia tAan the cold figures. because the 2ankets face twelve double headers with pitching hardly equal to the nSk.
 .GAerEe Pipsras was knocked out " the Indians yesterday. and Myles 1Aenaas and Tom Zachary were t1ueAly used after he departed. Nbny Lazzeri and Cedric Durst MsdA 1t seem close with | pair of heme runs in the eighth, driving Walter Miller from the box. and an cher rally in the ninth threatened t4 pull out the decision against Ken Holloway. Young Terrell put an shA to the foolishness hy the simple atpsAient of forcing Gehrig to hit iete . double play.
 oserte Earnshaw failed to go the routs against the Browns in spite Of = Wtea.run lead, but he nevertheless lIeetvsA official credit for the Sic- n. The Browns easAd him out q tho picture with . feur run rally the fifth. and Bill Shores did q | Tt Job of finishing. Simmons
 btpel the Macks with his twelfth heaaer. tying 0Ahrig forj the league 4eA. while Fsxx cut lin with his tfath.
 eDttreit rallied in the eighth for tAr~4 runs to defeat Washington by ts :. and the White Box stopped tAs Red by 5 to 5.
 The nip-and.tuck battle in the Natieaal League continued. The 0ants edged closer to the real feAt by shading the Cardinals, s to & fee the second successive after. Aeea e the Cubs rallied to defeat
 teklyn. : to 6. Pittsburgh in- 1oeeae4 its lead over the Caros by toktne . { to 2 decision from the AAvee, and the PhiIlies regainsd | .Soo-mark by turning back the HD4a. to 0. The Phils won on pessco Thompson's homer which
 p1d from fair territory into a ftold box. Ray Benge outpitched Nay and Kemner.
 eThe Giant victory was notable for t4e pitching comeback of Larry Hentcn. who has had an in and out spring. Bill Terry. helped him with homAr. lim Rottomlcy inserted four base blow for St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07
BASEBALL SEASON
 ID END TOMORROW
High School Tam Meets Nev Haven Hllhouse in Last Game

"Einis' will be written at the end of the New Britain high school ath- letic season tomorrow afternoon when the baseball team will play iti final game. It's rival on this oc- casion will be the strong New Haven Hilihouse high school team and the contest will be played in New Haven.
 The Red and Gold team has an opportunity of making the end of the season one of special distinction by defeating Hillhouse nine and cap- turing the triangular baseball ti,.e. Incidently the New Britain high team has. not been successful in de- feating the Elm City team in any branch of sport this year. The real opportunity came in the football game which ended in a to tie. IT it were not for breaks" at times when the New Britain team had had the ball in scoring position. the Red and Gold team would have won. followers say.
 In basketball. Hillhouse high won both games and in track it finished ahead of New Britain. Only one game is on the baseball slate and that is tomorrow's contest. New Britain can win the triangular championship if it scores a victory over New Haven because that would give it two victories and one defeat. New Haven would have one victory and one defeat and Hartford would have one victory and two defeats. However victory for Hillhouse wifi give it two wins, no losses and the championship.
 Coach Cassidy will start the same lineup, as follows: Schmarr, D; Man. gan, of; Potts, 1b: Clark. 2b; Par- tyka, ss; Bogdanski. 3b; Osipowicz, If; Wesoly, Of. and Ross, If.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07
Standlag

In a game as exciting and hair raising as any seen in Industrial League play in this city. the Stanley Works baseball team defeated the Stanley Rule < Level club at Wal nut Hill park last night. The con- test was decided in the last half of the ninth when after ono man wus out with the score tied It 3 all. the Buttmakers filled the sacks and Jack Schroeder, veteran backstep. lined . hit through the pitchers box sending Paul Schneider across the platter with the winning counter.
 The. same literally sparkled in al- most every inning with brilliant plays. Both pitchers received silt edged support, the infielders and cuthelders getting almost impossible hits and turning them into putouts with regularity Each team got 10 hits while B batters faced each pitcher. The Stanley Works crew registered IS assists to 1? for the Stanley Rule crew but erred three times while the Rulers turned in only two misplays.
 Walter Scott, acc moundsman for the champions of lest season. re- turned to the wars after layoh last night and he was in excellent trim. He tanned 10 Of the Rulers batters and walked only one. Casey occupied the mound for the Stanley Rule team and although he failed to turn in the nights work that his opponent did. he pitched we'll enough to win any ordinaty baseball game.
 Stanley Rule opened the scoring in the second inning. Jack Argosy slapped triple to right held and Zapatka sent him home with . sac rihce fly to left feld. Charlow's throw was . beauty but was just too wids of the plate to catch the run. ner as he slid across the platte.
 The Stanley Works team tied the count in the third. Schneider lined . single over second. Char low buntSd him to second. Jimmy Greene then dropped . Texas leaguer over the shertstop's head and heet-footed Paul raced home.
 In the hfths AAaniGy Works went into the lead by one run when Scott. leading In the inning. singled through the pitchers box. He went to second on Charlew's single to left and reached third when Joe Jervis dropped Greene's liner into left field. Schroeder then sent high 'y to schaefer in right hHld and the ball was in too deep territory to sttempt to catch Scott n he made for home.
 Cndaunted, the Stanley Rulers fought tooth ana nail until the bat ters delivered . run in the eighth thst tied the score. Jervis cressed up all depe by Jumping . single into left field. S,mons aacrihced him to second. Jacobsen tanned but Jack AreoAy again came through with . spanking atnsis inte right Held that tied the score. The Rulers threatened to break the deadlock in the first half Of the ninth. hut . ,tg"|rins like d~uhle play. Greene 10 Wendroski to ParAons. amothSred -a''v erA retir~h the AiAe.
 rt 1e~'-"d like cxtra innings when ~-~+t N~~t ,o"r u~ in thA last kaf ~f t',n r'ot', Ni~A ~rt t~ c'n l., rAr- t"~ @c'a. c"''~-is~-, N~~-~-~-. rf.Ar w9'-'~y "rt. hurtei re" te >"~rtstop.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07
FEENEY'S TEAM WINS
Fleet footed Police Sergeant Steals Home With WinniNs Run in 18th Inning.

Police Sergeant Thomas J. Fee ney's 1ankec soft ball team won . close contest over Tommy Devine's crew at St. Mary's field last night in the Tabs soft ball league. The game went for 14 innings. the final score being 14 10 13.
 The winning run was scored in the 14th inning by the fcet-footed ser raant when he stole home from third with two out and two strikes on the batter.
 The second game of the night was won by the Cardinals over the Giants by a 12 to { score.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07
WATCHES YOUNG HURLtn

St. Marys. kansaa June M- Steve O'Rourke. scout for the Bos. ton Red Box. has m eye on . II. year-old junior league pitcher here who has turned in two no-hit, no. run games in the last few weeks. and Steve will have the inside track on signing the youth . few years henci. He is Seve's sen, Junisr o'Reurke.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07

z-Kan for Ruel in 7th
 zz-Batted for Hadley in 7th.
 zzz-Ratted for tiagstead in 7th.
 zZzz-Batted for Liska in Sth. Detroit 200 oil 030-7 Washington l08 O00 400-5 Two base hits: Gehringer ?. Barnes. Alexander. Three base hit: Fothergll. Homo run: Myer. Struck out: By Liska l. Winning pitcher: stoner. Losing pitcher: Liska.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07
SINGER KAYOES ROY
I.ronx Flash Makes short Work Of Veteran Canadian Fcathcrwcight In Bout in New York.

New York, June R,-Al Singer, Bronx Hash. has used the Montreal veteran. Leo Kid Roy. as a stepping stone in his come back campaign.
 Singer. whose stock dropped sharply when he was knocked out by Ienacio Fernandez. scored sensa- tional one-round knockout over Roy at the Coliseum last night to regain the favor of New York fans.
 Roy went down twice an the two minutes and 4l seconds the fight lasted. A left hook to the chin first dropped him for seven seconds and . moment later a right cross to the game spot slowed him away for the evening.
 Singer weighed 1S0h pounds; Roy l2s.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07
EOAE RUN CLUB

By the United Pres.
 LEADERS Klein. PhiiIies. 1l. Hafey. Cardinals. 1c. Gehrig. Yankees. 1e. Simmons. Athletics, 1e. Ott. Giants. 12. Ruth, Yankees. 10. Jackson. Giants. 1N. O'Houl. Phillies. 10. Bottmley. Cardinals. 10. FoSN. Athletics. 10.
 YESTERDAYS hOMEl:S Thompson. Phillies. l. i'ottnmley. Cardinals. 1. Hornsby. cubs. 1. Malone. Cubs. 1. Terry. Gants. l. Simmons. Athletics 1. FoxX. Athletics. 1. Myer Senators. l. Lazaeri. Yankt e. 1.
 TOTALS National League ..... e49 American League ....... 177 Total 4e5 n . q Rr
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07

'"eeHf7 oV IT v IT .
 z-Batted for Hsving in 9th.
 zz-Batted for E. Barrett in 9th.
 zzz-Ran for Bigelow in 9th. Chicago 02e 40 000-3 Boston 100 l2O OOl-5 Two base hits: Shires ,, Kerr :, Rey- holds. Watwood. Narlesky. Rothrock. Three base hit: Rothrock. Struck out: By Adkins 3. by Bayne l. Losing pitch. CT: Norris
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07

The fnal unit of Lindbers field at San Diego from which the famous aviator started on his epochal flight to Paris, is now under construction
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07
TURNS 1'RC

Washington recently signed Shorty" Smith. George Tech short stop. and sent him to Birmingham for development.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07

TSo base hits: Parsons. Jacstssn. zapetka. Three bass hit: Areosy. 1essc on eells: scett l, CAssy ;. str,ck m " ssott lG Casey I. DevblA. pIays ufeen to Wsadrsski to ParsonA Um.
 A-ons svtt when winning run scsrng
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07

Ernie Lombardi, young Oakland. Calif.. rntchcr. vas hittir- clcse to the 500 mark after the first month of play in the Pacific Coast league.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07

A-sStted for Thomas in 7th
 Cleveland l4O .lo O10-y New lork VVv OO1 33V--7
 I've bess hits: Jamieson, Lary. Three paA nite: Durocher. J. Sewel. Home runs: LAzzeri. burst. struck out: By Pipgias 2. by Miller ;. by Holloway l. by fsrrell l. winning pitcher. Miller Losing pitcher Pipslss.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07

z-Batted for May in Stli
 zz-I.an for Lucas in Sth
 zzz-E Ran for Purdy in stl Philadelphia 100 es0 OeN--2 t,llrInnati U,u UaV OJn--J Two base hits: Ietian. Sul.cfurth Home run: ThoInpsoI. s5tru, k out: By BenGe l. by May :. Losing pitcher: May.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07

x-BAtted for Haid in 9th.
 New York 2v2 U0l O00-S St. Louis 200 lOl UUO-l
 Two base hits: 1iafey, Gelbert, Welsh. OFarrell, Roush. Three base hit: Jack son. Home runs: bottnniley. Terry Struck out: By IIaid 2, by Benton 9
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07

Two baes hits: Elrns,law. simmons 2. Aanus. kress. Haas Three base hits: Cochrane l: Home runs Simmons, Foxx. Struck out: By BIaslloldsr ,. by Ogden l. by carnshaw [. by Shorss :. Winning pitcher: Earnshsw. Losing piecher: DtAoholder
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07
 
ATHLETICS BRING BACK
 MEMORIES OF OLD DAYS

Baker Barry, Collins and Mclnnis Pictured as Mack. : men Sweep on Towards Pennant - Hand Browns Is to Fasting in Yesterdays Game = Cleveland Sets Down Yankees to 7-Giants Shade Card. , inaIs, to and Cubs Rally to Beat Brooklyn.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07

Home -un J. Guernsky. Struck out: By Franks 3, Elovetsky 2, Guernsky 1.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07

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Nogales international., 1929-02-22
CHIROPRACTOR TO MOVE
INTO LARGER QUARTERS

DR.. Mile A. Wi;ston, chiroprac-
tor, will move within the next few
days from her present location in
the Nogales National Bank build
ing to larger offices at 236 Grand
avenue over the Arizona Furniture
Company where she can better ac-
comodate her growing practice.
Nogales international., 1929-02-22
PRINCIPALS CONFER

F.. E. Westerland, principal Of
Nogales High School will leave
today for Tombstone where school
principals from nine southern Ari-
zona communities will gather to
set the date for the annual Ari-
zona musical contest which is
scheduled to take place here.
Nogales international., 1929-02-22
LOCALS
TRIP TO CALIFORNIA

Mrs. Howard Givens and Mrs.
Jules Nahoun and son, Felix, left
Wednesday via automobile for Cal
ifornia, Mrs. Nahoun and son going
TO San Diego, and Mrs. Givens to
Los Angeles where she will spend
a month.
Nogales international., 1929-02-22
DIVORCE GRANTED

Judgement was given on Feb
ruary 18, in the case of Estella
Morris versus Troup Morris in the
superior court for divorce. The
basis of the charge was cruelty and
judgement was rendered by Judge
w. A. O'Connor after it was pro-
ven that the husband had on sew
eral occasions assaulted his wife
and on one instance struck at her
with an axe.
Nogales international., 1929-02-22
40 MEN WORKED q CEN
TURIES IN TELEGRAPH
BUSINESS

More than twenty-one centuries
of service is the record of forty
active employees Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. Of
this number eleven were tele-
graph operators, handling key
with old-time proficiency and
speed at the beginning of the
year. The others occupy various
positions in the company and
practically every one of the forty
still uses the telegraph instrument
from to time. This total years
of service is believed to con-
stitute record in Americana in
dustry.
Nogales international., 1929-02-22

Among many arrivals at the
Bowman Hotel, Wednesday, were
Ignacio Ochoa, Guadalajara; Mr..
and Mrs. c. o. Fisher, Ration, N.
NJ; ]. A Gilbert, C. 0. Williams
and James Walker, Phoenix; D.
MacCrakin, Tucson; Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Hester and J. S. Winton.
Phoenix; and Mrs. E. E. Gloar,
Magdalena.
Chief of Police J. J. Lowe spent
yesterday in Tucson on police
business.
Jose Plaza, manager of the La
Moda store was in Tucson We'd
nesday on business.
Nogales international., 1929-02-22
ELKS TO HOLD BANQUET
FOR DISTRICT DEPUTY

District Deputy Fred w. Curtis
of Globe will be here on March
26 at the time of the initiation of
a large class of candidates by the
Elks Lodge. A banquet will be
given in his honor in Nogales.
Sonora.
Nogales international., 1929-02-22
TO ATTEND RODEO

Among persons who will go
from Nogales to Tucson to the
rodeo are the following: Miss
Theilan Thomson, Miss A. E.
Peterson, Mrs. Emily Holder,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Jackson, Fred
c.. Emery, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Jackson of Ell Centre, Cal, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Marcy of
Boston, Mass. The latter four
are winter visitors in Nogales
stopping at the Bowman Hotel.
Nogales international., 1929-02-22

Kingman Surveying of road
from here, through Chloride, to
Boulder Dam site, started.
Coolidge Coolidge Public Ser
vice Co., capitalized at $4,000,
granted charter.