Arizona to test Boulder Dam power dispute in Supreme Court
Arizona plans to file suit in the United States Supreme Court to test Congress authority over Colorado River water and Boulder Dam power after abandoning negotiations with California and Nevada. The state seeks to challenge the Swing Johnson Boulder Dam bill and California’s claimed navigation power as a federal project. Attorney General Berry Petergon signaled the suit will challenge the Boulder Dam act’s constitutionality and include a broader attack on the allocation of power and water rights.
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Ariz
Arizona Colorado River Commission
California
Nevada
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Colorado River
Boulder Dam
Commission
John C. Phillips
Wilbur
Arizona
Charles B. Ward
Doren Oy
K. ‘Berry
Petergon
Supreme Court
Boulder Dam “Hill
W. M. Donovan
Tri-State Conference
Ohio bids farewell to Senator Theodore E Burton
Ohio State paid its last tribute to Theodore E Burton a renowned statesman taken by death within a year of another leader. President Hoover and officials joined Washington leaders at his bier and the Senate chamber honors preceded public funeral services in Cleveland with state and local officials and civilians paying final respects as the body lay in state.
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Ohio State
Theodore E. Burton
Hoover
Washington
Senate
Fr.m
Ufe
Boys go hunting on pheasant hunt after senior high day
Students at senior high were excused from the last period Tuesday as 52 boys used an old custom to go pheasant hunting.
Dispute Over Rail Line Abandonment in South Dakota
In Rapid City on October 31 a contest over abandoning 42 miles of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line between Englewood and Calcite D. D. surfaced. The railroad, via Homestake engineers, filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to abandon. The line serves the Homestake mines with lime kilns and saw mills nearby and Englewood as a major junction. The dispute hinges on whether continued operation remains economically viable versus preservation of forest lands and regional freight needs.
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Chicago,Burlington and Quincy
Englewood
Calcite
D. D
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
T Homestake Mines
Homestake Engineers
The
Burlington
Homestake
Nemo
Caleitt
Athase
Timber town hopes rise near Deadwood long ago
The report notes Englewood lies eight miles south of Deadwood and describes mills expected to be back in full operation in a few years after prior closures. It references the Black Hills region and a Fort Pierre railroad later taken over by Burlington.
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Deadwood
Black Hills
Fort Pierre
Andj
Burlington Ind
Third Tait Installed from Lead to Englewood
Fragmentary note reports a third Tait installation from Lead extending to Englewood with four narrow gauge Hn figures and mentions Elect Ansted as a member of the Science Academy tied to WHSSINGTON EFRINGS dated October 81.
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Lead
Englewood
Ansted
Science Academy
Whssington Efrings
Ansted Named to Two Prestigious Societies
Harry B. Ansted, president of the local junior college, has been elected to membership in the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences and the Royal Economic Society of England. Announcement of the election came yesterday. The science academy includes many prominent educators nationwide, and the English society has few American members. Australia supplies about one fifth of the world’s wool.
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Harry B. Ansted
American Academy of Political and Social Sciences
Royal Economic Society of England
Science Academy
English Economic Society
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