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Winslow Daily Mail

Location

Winslow, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1929

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British aviatrix injured in Cleveland plane crash

Lady Mary Heath, famed British aviatrix, suffered critical injuries when a plane plunged through a factory roof in Cleveland. Mechanic Irwin Kirk escaped with injuries not listed as serious, while Heath was rushed to Emergency Clinic Hospital with likely skull fracture and multiple wounds.

Cleveland Lady Mary Heath Hspital Lady Heath Irwin Kirk Kirk Mills Company

Fox Farm Is New Venture Near Flagstaff

W D Hathaway has the Mt Elden Silver Black Fox farm planned as a closed corporation with a $50 000 outlay. Flagstaff men including C J Babbitt Rama Aso R J Babbitt William Babbitt and William Hathaway participate. Buildings pens and equipment ordered. Milligan Morris will send a keeper for a year and at least six locals will buy fox pairs for the ranch under a Fox expert’s supervision.

Flagstaff W. D. Hathaway Los Angeles James Babbitt Mt. Elden Magstaff Greenlaw Lane Elden Mountain C. J. Babbitt Ramon Aso R. J. Babbitt

Endurance Fliers Near 150 Hours Up

Chicago observers report endurance flight record seekers logged 143 hours of continuous flight by 10 31 am as they pressed on through fog. They sent a note congratulating Graf Zeppelin for its record and promising their own achievement soon.

Chicago

Graf Zeppelin completes globe flight in record time

The Graf Zeppelin returned to Lakehurst New Jersey after circling the world in 21 days seven hours and 33 minutes. Deducting ground time the actual air time was 11 days 23 hours 14 minutes, surpassing prior marks set by airship and aircraft routes. The journey included stops at Friedrichshafen Tokyo and Los Angeles with a crowd of about 5000 watching the arrival.

W. W. Chaplin Associated Press Naval Air Station Lakehurst N. J Friedrichshafen Tokyo Los Angeles L. A John Henry Mears C. B. E. Collyer Atlantic Pacific United States Army Graf Great Bay Manhattan

Boulder Dam power price discussed by basin states

A Colorado basin conference, with seven state representatives, approved a resolution urging a fair price for Boulder Dam power. The plan calls for considering all cost factors, including comparison with other regional power, and for preserving revenues beyond actual project costs for the federal government.

Salt Lake City Boulder Dam Colorado Basin Frank E. Emerson Wyoming Arizona Nevada Sturplus Colorado River

Shuttle Mail Plane Forced Down After Oil Can Incident

The transcontinental Shuttle, flying from Oakland to New York, was forced to land in Cleveland after a 5-gallon oil can fell from a refueling plane and sprayed oil into the cockpit. Pilot Captain Ira K. Walter and co pilot Lieut Bernard Thompson were unharmed. The flight, the fifth leg of a long distance mail test, aimed to assess feasibility of sustained air mail by Boeing.

Cleveland Ohio New York Ira K. Walter Haker Bernard Thompson Maker Oakland Cal United States Post Office Department Army Boeing Aircraft Company

Scientists Attend Conference in New Mexico

Prominent scientists from Flagstaff attend a Pecos New Mexico conference led by Dr. A V Kidder of Phillips Academy. The aims cover technical aspects of southwestern archaeology and include Dr. Neil M. Judd from the Smithsonian, studying Pueblo ruins in Chaco Canyon and dating beams by tree rings with Dr. A E Douglass. Also present are Dr. H S Colton and assistant L L Hargrave.

Flagstaff Pecos N. AL A.V. Kidder Peabody Museum Phillips Academy of Andover Mass Southwest Neil M. Judd Smithsonian Institution of Washington D. C Chaco Canyon National Georgraphical Society A. E. Douglass Pueblo H. S. Colton Museum of Northern Arizona L. L. Hargrave

Winslow High School Opens Modern $160000 Building

The Winslow school district unveiled a three story, $160000 high school with shops domestic art and science space and a moved picture projection setup. Construction began after a March 10 1928 bond vote and progressed rapidly with final inspection on August 8 1929.

Winslow State of Arizona Manavajo County Board of Trustees Winslow District

Ruth Elder and Walter Camp Wed in City Chapel

Ruth Elder, renowned actress and alleged thief, married Walter Camp Jr. today in New York at the municipal chapel. Inspiration Pictures Inc. president Camp was joined with Elder in a noon ceremony officiated by City Clerk Michael J. Cruse.

New York Walter Camp Jr Inspiration Pictures Inc Ruth Elder Michael J. Cruse

Auto Crash Kills Man. Two Hurt Near Fulton

W. H. Hutchings of Los Angeles died in a vehicle fire after a crash with a parked truck on U S highway No 4 ten miles northwest of Fulton Missouri. Linn Righter of Venice California was injured in the same collision.

Fulton, Mo W. H. Hutchings Los Angeles Wis Linn Righter Venice Cal U. S. Highway No. 4 Here

Emil W. Haury Aids Dr Douglass On Tree Ring Study

Emil W. Haury assists Dr. Douglass in a tree ring research project. The collaboration focuses on dendrochronology to understand historical climate patterns and environmental conditions.

Emil W. Haury Dr. Douglass

Ice Cream Gaining In U S Popularity

Washington Aug 29 AP reports America’s ice cream consumption rose yearly with last year’s total at about 348000 gallons. Bureau of Agricultural Economics estimates per capita use in 1928 at 2.90 gallons.

Washington America Bureau of Agricultural Economics

Sleeping Sickness Spreads in Japan With 249 Cases

Sleeping sickness remains widespread in southwestern Japan with 249 reported cases and 136 deaths today. The surge affects Kagawa and Hiroshima prefectures as officials monitor the outbreak and implement control measures.

Tokyo Kagawa Hiroshama

Bar Silver Advances in New York Trade

In New York on Aug 25 bar silver rose to 32 and 5-8 for Mexican dollars, trading activity noted by AP.

New York

Winslow Schools Announce 44 Member Faculty

The Winslow public schools list a 44 member faculty led by Superintendent G H Madden. Most teachers trained in Arizona colleges with many attending the University of Arizona or Teachers College. Supervisors cover music art and physical education.

Winslow Public Schools Arizona Arizona University Teachers Colleges G. H. Madden University Teachers College AJL Ben K. Cudd University of Oklahoma Leona Hall Verla Care A. B University of Arizona Kathleen Kerlin A. B. Western College For Women Myrtle A. Sellman A. B. University of Iowa J. Burrus Wilson A. B. Drury College Winifred Wilton Commercial B. S. South West Missouri State Teachers College Ralph A. Ward B.S. Kansas State Teachers College Olyn C. Carlile B. S. Northeastern State Teachers College O. Wade Letts B. A. State Teachers College Oshkosh Wisconsin Marie Dickinson B. A. Penn College Raymond Booth B. S. State Teachers College Pittsburgh Kansas Annetta J. Scott Eastern Kentucky State Normal May Winn Northern Arizona State Teachers College Mary A. Godsell B. A. Fargo College Treve McCauley B. University of Arizona Washington Willie McKinney

Arabs Assert Independence From Britain in Palestine Turmoil

In Nablus Arab leaders declare independence from England and raise the Turkish flag. Across Palestine Sporadic Arab attacks on Jewish colonies continue while Jerusalem shops reopen cautiously. British troops enforce disarmament after a mass meeting at Qmar mosque as unrest grows.

Jerusalem Nablus Palestine England Jewish Telegraphic Agency Kastinia Keith Roach Qmar

Agreement Reached on Young Reparations Plan at The Hague

The creditor powers and Germany reached a final agreement on the Young reparations plan at The Hague conference. The full session of all powers reconvenes at 10 a.m. tomorrow to officially conclude the business started on August 6 after weeks of tough negotiations and fears of deadlock.

Hague

Chicago Police Track New Gang Murder Case

Chicago police investigate the murder of John F. Bowman, a 36 year old racketeer, stabbed by a swarthy small man who carried the body to Henrutin hospital. Bowman suffered five bullet wounds. the carrier fled through a second story window as officers arrived.

Chicago Henrutin Hospital John F. Bowman Bowman Hospira

Robber Fled Prison Truck Chase Ends in Crash

Frank Williams serving a 10 year term for robbery in Maricopa County is wounded after fleeing in a prison truck at a gravel pit near Florence. A pursuit failed when gas ran out. John Dixon followed and Williams was shot after a head on crash and a second chase. Williams is in a prison hospital and expected to recover.

Florence Ariz Frank Williams Arizona State Prison Maricopa County Williams Apache Junction John Dixon Dixon

McCracken Injured as Plane Crashes Near Bridgeport

William P. McCracken Jr assistant secretary of commerce in charge of aeronautics was slightly hurt when his airliner while returning from Cleveland to Lakehurst wrecked near Bridgeport New Jersey. The craft struck telegraph wires overturned twice and landed upside down. The pilot sustained a sprained wrist.

Bridgeport N. J William P. McCracken, Jr Cleveland Lakehurst Here C. H. Charles

Paddock and Luberty Announce Engagement in Brief

Charlie Paddock the sprinter and Miss Madeline Luberty of New York say they intend to marry soon after meeting in Honolulu in 1922. She is 21 and lives with her parents in New York. A separate report from London notes an agreement among France Great Britain Belgium and Germany on the Rhineland settlement.

Cleveland Charlie Paddock Madeline Luberty New York Honolulu Paddock London Reuter The Hague Rhineland France Great Britain Belgium Germany

Zeppelin Commander Eckener Visits Hoover to Pay Respects

Dr. Hugo Eckener commander of the Graf Zeppelin arrived to pay respects to President Hoover and meet other high officials of the American government during a Canadian voyage legend context.

Washington Hugo Eckener Hoover

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Fox Farm New Mexico McCauley Chris Totten Ambrose Baca Grady Gammage Northern Arizona Teachers College Auto Mechanics Auto-Mechanics Walter Camp U. S Wanslow Hberty McCracken
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