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   Winslow Daily Mail (Newspaper) - October 13, 1930, Winslow, Arizona                                AIM ZONA - Fair tonight and winner in northeast Saturday 61 Saturday Sunday IkS Sunday 26 The Winslow dally newspaper In Is a of the two greatest press associations In the the Associated Press and tha United VOLUME 38 SIX PAGES OCTOBER 13,1930 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MEMBER Of THF UNITED PRESS NUMBER 254 SUIT BE Fighting Federals And Rebels Both Claim Victory In Late Wide Front In Bra Sao Paulo Is Center Of Capt Tavora Gains For Insurgent Cause In North Passengers May Go From New York To Pacific In Little More Than A Day Los air swiftly by Oct. 13 battle for the state of Sao richest prize of southern appeared today to be ill its initial with both insurgent and federal armies claiming victory in advance guard General Miguel rebel reported that troops of his right had taken the towns of Singues and Funto and were advancing on railway head of a direct to the city of Sao Oct. 13 * He said rebel on his left The Post Department had had skirmishes with federals today that inauguration at and San Jose de Wednesday of the Atlanta to state of but that mail and passenger i the federals fled without route wju foe followed At another the el crossed v A. A a New York to Atlanta passenger the Parana border into Sao A Equipment is already being w Irving justice gave an - entirely different version of the saying 2,000 insurgents referred to this proposed had been repulsed at Punto new service as first direct and It also was claimed passenger service that in fighting at a | flom New York to Los and added first through the al New York to Los would start October 25. This would mean that if the passenger service from the east to the west coast metropolis by way of gets under way before the route through St. it will have to start within two Glover said On Page federal column had repulsed a of. 2,000 volunteers rebel attack and had begun a march into the interior of Parana toward Colonia But front the statements from both quarters it was the federal and insurgent armies in. actual contact over a 200 mile front in an engagement which may mean a decisive rebel or prolongation of the on page 6; Have Purchased A Farm NEW Oct. 13 - Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh have bought farm near N. and hope to make it their eastern The farm contains a little more 1han 1G0 Colonel Lindbergh told the Associated Press Most of it is hilly and covered with dense trees and orchard but it will ho possible to make a landing field for small planes and the colonel intimated that might be contemplate building a honie on the farm and although the colonel has no intention of changing his legal residence from St. Louis he and his wife plan to make the Princeton place their residence when they are in the east. They havo a New York apartment and also spend some of their time at the N. home of Dwight W. Mrs. Lindbergh's REVOLUTION ZONE IN BRAZIL DE PAULP - uruguay grande do SUb Centers of revolutionary activity in Brazil sire indicated on this The of Santa Oio Grande do and comprising of the country's area and 38 per cent of its were definitely known to have into rebel hands in the early stages of the The lightly shaded starts of 3iatto Ceara and were claimed A contingent was reported to be against Sao a strategic Flagstaff Man Hurt In C ameron P o wd e r Still Clings To Life Confession Ends Slaying Mystery Oct. 13 strange slaying of 12-year-old Earl whose mutilated body was found dn the Mississippi river flats near here Oct. 5, was solved today by tho confession of Joseph 22. The confession followed 15 hours of Ollinger said he would plead guilty when arranged in district court No motive for the crime was More than 200 persons were arrested and questioned in the hunt for the Wyoming Permitted To Sue Colorado Search Made For Escaped Prisoners Oct. 13 - Phoenix and Maricopa county authorities were asked today to aid in search for Robert J. 20 years and D. P. federal prisoners who escaped fro Gila county jail at Globe James Daniels and AV. H. who escaped with were captured ' last The four were arrested at Safford two weeks ago and were being held for the federal court on The prisoners sawed through bars in the jail which had been after a frustrated break of other Oct. 13 was granted permission today to file suit in the Supreme Court against Colorado to test its claim Colorado is withdrawing more water from the Laramie river than it is entitled to under a of the Oct. 13 F. most critically injured of 15 persons hurt seriously Saturday in a miscalculated dynamite blast on a motion picture location in Dinosaur 70 miles northwest of still was alive although physicians last night had despaired of his a Flagstaff man employed by the picture company as a a skull Other victims of the brought here for were recovering Two injured motion picture meu are in tho hospital at Tuba The condition of one of Frank Garland of Angeles and was reported critical last Telephone lines to Tuba City are out due to recent In addition to the 15 requiring hospital 25 persons received minor The violence of the motion picture officials was due to of hard rock in the face of a 400-foot cliff in which two tons of explosive had been with the expectation it create a on page 6) Car Limit Case Will Be Heard Arizona Asst. Attorney General Leaves For San Francisco To Represent State Oct. 13 Charles L. assistant attorney general of 1 is leaving for San Francisco to represent this state in a Hearing of evidence in an action brought by the Santa Southern Pacific railroads to suspend operation of Arizona's train limit only operating statute of its kind in the J. E. Morrison of Phoenix was named master to hear the evidence bearing on claim that the law places undue burden upon after a federal court several months ago had denied petition for a injunction against enforcement of the The composed of Curtis D. San United States circuit court A. F. St. San federal district court and Fred federal district court ruled the issue to be the unduly burdens tho denying an assertion of plaintiffs that to regulate all traffic across The Arizona train limit law forbids freight trains of more than 70 1 on page German Government Given Large Credit Jack Diamond May I Chinese President n ni Announces War Dead Survive Shooting Oct. 13 The understanding in official circles here is the credit to Germany is to be an international one Avith banks in other tension of credit in such a large countries The Avas interpreted as the confidence of the international bankers in Germany despite the political situation Chief Justice Pays Visit To President er Prescott Garage Man Killed As Car Falls Oct. 13 - R. F. for many years a resident of * Avas killed instantly last night a car he had raised on a jack for greasing fell upon breaking his Stanley a garage He Avas 45 years 5 so Oct. 13 - general threatened for did not presumably because the government arrested many radical Strikes in individual factories * Oct. 13 gangster and rallied today in Polyclinic hospital from five bullet wounds inflicted yesterday by would be assassins burst into his room in a side fired on him and Doctors believed the gangster chief to be reported when he this morning from four hour's that he had a fair chance to and they regarded his condition as so much improved that they held in abeyance plans fdr a Coconino County Fair Draws Large Crowd To Exhibits Oct. 13-The annual Coconino county fair was to a successful conclusion Satin day a 2-day showing of products raised in this It was the third annual exposition and shattered all previous ance recor ds aswell as to establish ( a high mark in the quality of the i products Exhibits included departments in agriculture and domestic domestic and Four H club and county Oct. 13 - President Chiang speaking ot the national government office said that in the recent revolt the total of the rebel armies Avas 600,000 and that they suffered 150,000 He said the nationalist armies lost 35,000 killed and 60,000 Marine Officer Kills Self In Nicaragua Oct. 13 Harvey Byars Alban of the United States marine captain of the Nicaraguan National Guard detachment at Porto committed suicide yesterday by shooting himself in the Friends said the officer had been in financial Financial Activities At Standstill Today NEW Oct. 13 activities Avere at a standstill today in Wall Street in observance of Columbus All of the security and dity exchanges and the banks were following the custom of observing the holiday on Monday it falls on Oct. 13 - The Supreme Court headed by Chief Justice Hughes called on President Hoover at the House It has long been the practice of the highest tribunal to pay its respects to the president President was on the day it its new not here last Monday the Believes Education And Not Force Or Laws Will Remedy Our Conditions Oct. 13 American prison association conference here today had before a suggestion from George W. chairman of President Hoover's enforcement commission that inquiry into the results of flogging as a punishment may Avell be made to determine the desirability of in the Avar against banditry and by birch or by 'the Avas discussed by Mr. in an address which he had written but Avas read to the conference by E. R. New general chairman of the Mr. saw a state of actual in the United States between organized society and against its he Avas conducted by whose lar methods the defense of the police pride upon the successes of Mr. crime is rampant oa page Arrests Nip Strike Plot Oct. 13 a consequence of several hundred arrests in principal cities of the police believed today they had suppressed an extremist plot for strikes and The police worked quietly and without causing The total of those taken was kept secret but it Avas believed several hundred Three hundred Avere sought in Barcelona Among those arrested was Major Ramon Spanish air hero and transatlantic who recently announced his adhesion to a republican Atlantic Aviators Resting At London Oct. 13 J. Boyd and Lieutenant Harry P. aviators who completed a flight from Harbor Grace to Croydon in the airplane are resting here after their arduous trip across the They are undecided whether to fly to W. A. E. Planes Land At Local Port Hereafter With the merger of operations of i the Western Air Express and the T. A. equipment of the former company has ved from Holbrook to consist Emmett Western Air field H. H been renin Winslow and is being placed in op oration officials at the local airport said this The radio equipment of the Western Air brought to Winslow the latter part of last Avas placed in operation this officials other equipment consisting of short radio set and radio are being installed today for use within the next day or The building of the T. A. Lines is being utilized but the personnel and office equipment is being put to use intact as at the Holbrook The personnel of the Western Air Express Co. has come to to live and today took up at the local They duties chief radio M. Comptroller Declines Arizona's Request To Hold Up Appropriation Supreme Court Grants Permission To Arizona To File Suit Against Wilbur And The States Of Colorado Basin Short Time After Other Decision Is Made Public Oct. 13 important decisions affecting Arizona's fight to prevent the construction of Hoover Dam on the Colorado river were handed down today -one against the state and the other in her Shortly after announcement of a decision by Comptroller General declining Arizona's request that funds for the dam's construction be held the Supreme court granted the state permission to test by suit the validity of the congressional act and Colorado river state compact under which the project is being initial work of construction is expected to proceed without Oct. 13 - today was granted permission by the Supreme court bring suit against the states interested in the construction of Hoover dam and against Secretary Wilbur to test the validity of the act of congress and the compact between the states under which the dam is being The request was submitted by K. Berry attorney general of who handed the court a printed statement details of the contended both the Santa Pe and the congressional action under which the undertaken the construction oi the dam constitutes an invasion of its It takes the position it Avill not receive under the plan adopted far share of the hydroelectric power from the dam nor the On Page CADY RECEIVER AUTHORIZED TO BORROW Oct. 13 Judge William H. Saturday authorized Arthur J. fdr the Cady Lumber company of to borrow to be used as working capital and in paying insurance The receiver also authorized to prosecute a suit against the Lumber and was allowed a month Application of for permission to continue cutting limber on government lands near Flagstaff and McNary in the Coconino were taken under Three Die In Africa When Plane Crashes Oct. 13 A pilot and two passengers were killed yesterday morning in the crash of an airplane of the Toulouse service at village of There Avas some belief the fAVO passengers although this was not Tribesmen saAV the plane make a forced landing at which is between Larache and It turned at the Hurricane Sweeps Mexico MEXICO Oct. 13 - Dispatches to Excelsior from resort town in Oct. 13 Wilbur announced today Comptroller General McCarl had declined the request of Arizona that approval be withheld on use of funds for the construction of Hoover Construction of the dam at Black it was said at the will proceed with all possible The secretary said the comptroller general's decision had been to the general pt McCarl said appears to bo nothing presented by the Arizona requiring or justifying by this office the made for the specific purpose of commencing construction of the dam and incidental work in connection with the Boulder Canyon project act is not available for that Arizona had contended the executed by the department of interior for the sale of power to the city of Los the water district of southern and the California Edison were invalid because of the alleged inability of the city and the Oa Pace Floods Submerge oty as a of heaviest flood along the south SAX Oct. 13 - Santa Fe and tracks were under four feet of at 21 miles south the Concho river since 1906. Four hundred sheep were drowned in the railroad shipping came within 100-yards of the business district but is - Oct. 13 The second flood within a week this city today as the Brady river Avent on another rampage due to heavy The river overflowed to a quarter of a block of the courthouse plaza and the avus rapidly Fifteen business houses were Six inches of fell at var British Aviatrix To Attempt New VALLEY | 13 Keith ish took off from Curtiss 1 Field at a. S. today i for a to Los Angeles in at j effort lo lower the women's record recently radio operator A. radio and C. R. are here temporarily while the transfer of equipment is Eastbound Western Air Express ships arrive here at 0:30 a. the plane this morning reaching the local landing field on scheduled the ship is to arrive here at about 5:00 o'clock in the and day said the worst hurricane in to established bv Miss Laura She make her first stop at and stop overnight at HOOLS CLOSE years struck Friday night causing j collapse a number of buildings Wichita Kans and wrecking roads and 1 ' ic Considerable property damage is reported from along a long AH ILEX Oct. 13. of the coast although there were -All city schools here have been no casualties so far as Re- ordered closed ten days following ports to Excelsior from the state the report of two more cases of of Sinaloa said hundreds of j infantile Of several cases the southern | in the last month only one was ilies were homeless in part of the  

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