Aviators Reported Lost in Santa Rita Mountains Search Continues
An Eight Corps Area report says two aviators Colonel Matsuell and Lieut Webby are missing after their plane reportedly veered east into Santa Rita mountains between the Tin Buttes and Sohunrito. Rescue efforts from El Paso to Nogales and San Diego with multiple planes continue as authorities assess a possible crash or forced landing in rugged terrain.
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Charles L. Webber
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Tein Buttes
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Meil
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al Tetepvan
Ruckwell
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Arizona
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Jock Rabb
Hislih Corps
Sana ' Lita Mountains
Vorvier
Paesum
Enyalre
Kelly Tiel
Marr
Yort Bliss
Moxico
Tucson
Carrige
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Tylent, O'Connell
Tarnty-sixily
Sijundeun
J. A. Woodruff
Thirteenth Squadron
el Paso
Brooks
Raley Moree
San Diego
Wight
Matsuell Snd Llewténnne Webby
Nayce
Tuesay
Eighth Corps
Tim Buttes
Sohunrito
Tlane
Helvetia
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Santa ’ Rita
Border Service
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Rowart
Governors conference on prohibition scheduled for January
The Associated Press reports governors will hold a conference on prohibition in January. The gathering is indicated by a White House briefing noting the event will be arranged after the president’s message to Congress.
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Congress
Alamo Foods Company
Unemployed Bold Demonstration in Lobby of Commons
A brief protest scene erupts in the House of Commons lobby as about fifty unemployed men invade the chamber, sing the Red Flag, and display placards before police intervene and eject the demonstrators from Central Place.
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Senate committee opens hearings on credit legislation
Senator Capper of Kansas opened the Senate Banking Committee hearings outlining a bill to widen credit facilities for livestock growers by authorizing cooperative livestock loan associations. Senator Tennant of Wisconsin, a member of the agricultural commission, followed with committee remarks.
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Joint
Congressional Agriculural Commission
Leupoat Anderon Bill Aims for Livestock Credit Network
A partial summary notes a proposed bill supported by Senator Capper and administration figures aiming to create associations with $2,009 capital to secure loans through federal reserve banks. The measure targets livestock growers and seeks to shift credit mechanisms away from direct farmer credit toward organized associations. The text is fragmentary but indicates a drive to broaden credit access for livestock producers via formal associations and central banking support.
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Af Nein
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Federal Reserve
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Beitizh Steamer Orteric Adrift Off California Coast
A wireless report from the Orteric steamer indicates the Beitizh steamer ran aground on rocks near Fish Rock ten miles south of Point Arena, California, while transferring to a loading site. Crew reportedly saved and are en route to Eureka, with no further details available.
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Vaule
Gureka
Junie
Weny
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