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   Winslow Daily Mail (Newspaper) - July 21, 1932, Winslow, Arizona                                Serving Northern Arizon the largest city In Northern is the division point for the A. T. & S. F. is the only point of contact in Arizona on the New York - Los Angeles airmail line; is on U. 8. Highway 66, and has the daily newspaper in Northern First With The News The Winslow Daily only daily newspaper In Northern is a member of the two greatest press associations in the the Associated Press and the United SIX PAGES NAVAJO JULY 21,1932 MEMBER OP YH Or NUMBER 189 TE TO SPEND 14608.744 ON RO ECONOMIC CONFERENCE IS OPENED Bennett Makes Proposal To British Leaders At Ottawa Gathering July 21 definite offer wider preferences for British goods in exchange for great British preferences to Canadian imports was made today by Premier R. B. Bennett of Canada immediately after he was chosen chairman of the * imperial economic Any such program of preferences would have considerable effect on the trade of the United The premier declared such a system of preference exchanges should be Representatives of the he must decide now what course they intend to take and follow it without His proposal was directed to the United Kingdom but the offer was extended also to all other parts of the empire wherever its application would be mutually are two ways of obtaining increased he by lowering trade barriers among ourselves or by raising them against choice is governed largely by local but subject to it seems to us that we should follow the first rather than the second BOAT AND BRITON WHICH SET SPEED MARK Here are shown Miss England speedboat with which a new record of 119.81 miles per hour was set July 18, and the owner and pilot of the Kaye of The speed trials were made on Lock and on one heat Don reached a speed of more than 120 miles an the first time in history an all-water craft ever attained that The former world record was held by Gar Wood of the United Gila Wants To Keep Tax Rate Under July 21 Gila county board of supervisors is endeavoring to bring the county tax rate for the current fiscal year below per of A tentative which it hopes to provides for expenditure of approximately including but excluding special school It would make the tax rate slightly more than on a valuation basis of Last year's tax rate was but property valuations since have been Arizona Military Teacher Promoted July 21 Colonel Howard C. Tatum The head of the science department of the University of Arizona has just received notification from Washington of his promotion from the rank of lieutenant He expects to leave July 24 for Oklahoma where he will be chief of staff in charge of reserve instruction in the 103rd di- REGISTRATIONS Secretary Of State Says Mark May Pass 1930; Democrats Lead July 21 - Registration for the September 13 as recorded in Secretary of State Scott White's passed the 100,000 mark Although a complete checkup has not been completed of the lesser the major tabulation The register closes for the primaries August 14. Total registration two years ago was 124,810. At the present rate of the secretary of state said he expected the 1928 figures to be equalled or Bolivia Republic In State Of Siege LA July 21 A state of siege was declared today throughout the of Bolivia as a result of demonstrations arising from popular excitement over the boundary dispute between Paraguay and Demonstrations continued today with increasing Merchants Work To Beat Tariff Limit Scientist To Study Cosmic Rays Atop Mexican Mountain MEXICO July 21 - Prof. Arthur H. noted physicist of the University of will arrive here July 23 to continue his study of cosmic rays on what is said to be the highest mountain peak in the world with a tourist highway leading to its Prof. assisted by a Mexican scientist and will set up his camp on the summit of the Nevado de 14,950 feet above sea An 18 foot tourist highway winds up the mountain slopes to its Irish Free July i 21 - English merchants were making frantic efforts today to beat the deadline of the Free State emergency tariffs which probably will become effective These tariffs constitute a retaliatory measure against the re cent duties imposed by the British parliament On free state and once they become effective the economic warfare between the Free State and Britain will be on in A flood of goods is pouring into the port of Dublin from Red Cedar Lumber Is Cut At Showlow Mill National Political Fires Flame With Exchanges Of Forces Arizona Man Held In Labor Troubles St. Lawrence Campaign Funds And Trades Discussed SPRING N. July 21 A. chairman of the Democratic national made his first speech of the 1932 presidential campaign pleaded for party harmony and attacked the Republican platform as an instrument of meaningless platitudes and jughandle Addressing the New Jersey Democratic state the new chairman mentioned the fight of Alfred E. Smith against the candidacy of Franklin D. Roosevelt and added that the one hope of the opposition was that sturdy warriors would nurse their disappointment and sulk in their tents during the know and I he the futility of any such One by one without exception the chiefs of the on page tonight and local showers and thunderstorms in east little change in WINSLOW Wednesday high Thursday July 21 new industry for of red cedar now underway at a mill A virgin stand of red cedar timber is being cut in the Sitgreaves National Forest in Navajo county and on the Apache Indian Operators of the mill say most of the red cedar used in this state for manufacturing purposes has been imported from and no previous attempt has been made on a large scale to produce it The area in which the mill is working is estimated to contain a billion feet of red cedar Arizonan Leads Expedition Into Central America July 21 Wisdom of Tucson is expected to reach the coast of Central this week as leader of the Marshall Field expedition to study the customs of the Guatemalan who was graduated from the University of Arizona in 1930, will use material gathered on the expedition for his thesis to crown his work for a degree of doctor of philosophy at the University of 111., July 21 from among 128 James Collins of was blamed today by a jury for the shotgun killing that marked a labor riot at the Marseilles government a worker on the Illinois waterway was ordered held to the LaSalle county grand jury on a charge of slaying Steve unemployed union steel worker from Joliet who with 300 others picketed the dam Tuesday until gunfire drove them off. Seven other out-of-state nonunion workers were held without bail in the county jail as accessories to the slaying after the jury's midnight Policemen Showered With Ripe Tomatoes NEW July 21 Chinese were fined each today for creating a disturbance in and the same magistrate then issued summons charging three policemen who arrested the Chinese with simple The Chinese were arrested for throwing tomatoes and orange skins at police who staged a fake raid in Boyers street for a series of films depicting police There had been no announcement of the fake raid and it caused a near riot among several hundred residents of who believed it DINO GRANDI IS EMISSARY TO ENGLAND Union Pacific To Effect Savings July 21 - Officers of the Union Pacific railroad testified today they hoped through consolidation of its subsidiaries to save approximately a year in accounting This word was given before Examiner Thomas F. Sullivan of the Interstate Commerce The Union Pacific is seeking to consolidate the Oregon Short the Oregon - Washington Railroad and Navigation company the Los Angeles and Salt and the St. Joseph and Grand Island It plans to consolidate the accounting offices of the companies at C. R. president of the Union said the properties had been operated as a unit for several years and that the only change would be in DICKEY SUSPENDED July 21 Commissioner Kenesaw M. Landis today approved the suspension of William New York Yankee who was declared ineligible until August 4 and fined for breaking Carl Statesman Who Resigned Yesterday In Cabinet Shakeup Gets Post July 21 - Dino Grandi was appointed today as the Italian ambassador to Great Official announcement of the appointment was made at the foreign office which Premier Mussolini took over yesterday in a general reorganization of the Signor who relinquished the foreign ministry to his started on a month's vacation this When he returns he will go to The London post has been vacant for about six weeks since the death of Ambassador Antonio Who occupied the post five Veterans Ordered To Leave Federal Lots July 21 - The treasury department today issued orders for evacuation of all government buildings along now occupied by members of the bonus order also instructed police to out adjoining vacant lots where the men have built crude Pelham D. superintendent of Washington made plans for the evacuation later At the veterans administration members of the bonus army continued to seek transportation At 9 a. m. railroad tickets or oil and gasoline had been furnished to slightly more than 4,000. Wide Search Made For Missing Jewel NEW July 21 Island police were working on a society jewel mystery searching for a lost or stolen octagonal emerald brooch which Mrs. Payne Whitney wore to a charity fete at the Marshall Field estate in Huntington last Mrs. it was learned missed the jewel about She told her host and hostess and private detectives and wealthy guests joined in searching the acre of grounds on which tents and booths had been set up for the Russia Demands Huge Arms Cut July 21 representing Soviet Russia at the world disarmament demanded today that a declaration to be adopted before the conference adjourns until be rewritten to include the specific recommendation for a one-third reduction in all He forced a roll call on the and with sixteen members abstaining was defeated by 30 to 5. NEW AMBASSADOR Railway Consolidation Plan Approved With Modification July 21 - j The Interstate Commerce mission today approved plans of the four principal eastern trunk line railroads for of all roads east of the Mississippi river and north of the Ohio river j and the North Carolina state line J with certain The commission modified its consolidation plan of 1929 by completely eliminating the Wa- i allocated j the entire property of the Indianapolis & Louisville railroad company to the Atlantic coast line and the Southern railway The Indianapolis & also known as the was allocated under the original plan party to the Baltimore & The Baltimore & Ohio in the four system scheme sought complete control of the From Page U. S. 66 Will Receive In Regular And Emergency Set-Up MANY STRIKERS RESUME DUTIES Only 6,000 Remain Out In North Carolina Industrial City Dino shown has been named ambassador for the Italian government at He yesterday resigned as foreign minister in Mussolini's Heat Kills 38; Relief Promised the Associated temperatures subsided Thursday throughout the upper Mississippi basin as the nation credited 38 more deaths to extreme summer Showers swept mercifully across the northern brow of the from the Rockies to the Great Lakes and on into the north Atlantic but southern areas still gasped in anticipation of relief promised by Minneapolis produced an official record for with 102 degrees but last night its citizens slept at 76 Aviatrix A New York Broker N. July 21 Miss Elvy planning a nonstop flight to Greece with Roger Q. was married here to William Miller on July 5, it became known Miller is a New York HIGH N. July 21 3,000 industrial employes went quickly back to work here leaving only operatives of 24 textile mills and several other smaller concerns on There were no disturbances as the employes took up their work where they left off Tuesday when a general walkout paralyzed industrial High Today's resumption of activities left only about 6,000 employes on strike for a wage These were operatives of 23 hosiery mills and one textile Twenty leaders of the roving bands of unemployed and strikers which the manufacturing on Page Bank Meeting To Be Held In Phoenix Federal Relief Measure Provides Funds For Much Arizona Work NEW LOW NEW July 21 - Pressure of further Japanese offerings forced copper to a new low level at 4.50 cents a pound in the export according to reports in copper circles Some small independent producers abroad are reported quoting 4.60 cents with Copper Exports at 4.70 Al Capone Gives Advice To Mates July 21 - A picture of a penitent AI Capone patiently pegging shoes and handing out righteous advice to evildoers has just come out of Atlanta federal he is quoted as telling fellow you nowhere except Chicago's former Public Enemy No. 1 is making good as a convict said H. W. released yesterday serving 33 who identified himself as a Memphis said the serving ten years for evading income has only one It is fear that will get the impression on the outside that I can't take my July 21 - A plan for reopening the and Kingman branches of the defunct Bank of Arizona is to be discussed at a meeting here tomorrow The plan would provide for the Williams and Kingman offices to be opened by Nov. 1, issuance of certificates for 50 per cent of payable over a three-year and formation of a liquidating corporation to issue to depositors capital stock for the other 50 per cent of their Brother Of Governor Of California Dies SAN July 21 M. 59, brother of Governor Rolph and former president of the California Hawaiian Sugar Refining died at a hospital here early He suffered a stroke Friday while at Bohemian Grove and had been critically PLANES MADE FOR BRAZILIAN ARMY July 21 Arizona Highway T. S. state announced will expend in construction and survey of roads during the present fiscal out of the regular and emergency budgets and i Adoption by Congress of the relief brought an increase in federal aid construction funds through the emergency entirely from any relief money the state will borrow from the Reconstruction Finance U. S. Highway 60, extending from New Mexico to California through the Salt River will get the largest share of the construction U. S. Highway 66, crossing Northern Arizona from New Mexico to will receive plus in national forest highway Total amounts to be expended on other routes St. prior to - via New via Tucson and Phoenix S. 80), Junction S. 180), Mexico via Casa The total state money expended during the fiscal year on surveys and construction will be federal aid money provided for in the funds and other funds July 21 prominent Edward L. 59 years and J. H. 63, have been found at their dead of gunshot within 24 O. L. Pick ex-officio decided each had committed July 21 Waco Aircraft company today receipt of orders for 15 planes for the Brazilian army and the contract amounting to Ten planes are to be equipped with gun and bomb racks and the rest are to be equipped for radio and BASEBALL NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia 000 000 200-2 7 0 Pittsburgh 8 0 J. Elliott and V. Kremer and Only game AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 011-3 11 0 New York 002 000 000-2 4 0 Moore and Wells and July 21 The St. Louis Browns defeated the Athletics 5 to 3 Stewart holding the A's to four hits while the Browns pounded Mahaffey and McKeithan for July 21 Supplementing an order by the treasury to evacuate all government the District of Columbia ' commissioners ordered the bonus army to abandon their camps on ail public park property by August 4. July 21 - President Hoover today signed into law the unemployment relief described by him as strong step toward | LAMPLIGHTER TO RETIRE ' July 21 - t This city's last lamplighter will j pass into history within a few j i Jim Bateman and his will retire when the ing gas lamps are lit by I TARIFF REDUCTIONS BUENOS July 21 foreign ministry disclosed today that negotiations are in progress with United States j Ambassador Bliss regarding j procal tariff ( Nc details were Detroit 3, Washington 5, end I AMBASSADOR RECALLED I July 21 - I Italian ador to was recalled by Premier Mussolini today take up an Important post in the Italian  

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