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Winslow Daily Mail

Location

Winslow, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1929

Page

6

Santa Fe Invests in New Chief Pullman Equipment

The Santa Fe Railway plans about 37 million dollars in new Pullman cars for the Chief, adding semi lounge cars and enhanced facilities. The Chicago to Los Angeles service runs 4 452 miles daily with eighty sleeping cars and thirty locomotives. New cars will debut this month, with some cars reassigned to the California Limited and Grand Canyon Limited.

Arizona California The Santa Fe Chicago Los Angeles James B. Duffy Ant Mr. Duffy

Ban on Stock Gambling Bill Drafted in Congress

Representative Kelly introduces a bill to prohibit interstate trading in securities on credit or margin by telegraph telephone wireless or mail without intent to receive or deliver the securities. The measure targets presumed speculative practices and seeks to curb risky stock dealings across state lines.

Washington Kelly Republican Pennsylvania

Russia accuses U S of provoking war in Kellogg pledge note

Washington reports show astonishment as officials study a Soviet memorandum sent through France. Moscow charges U S with unfriendly motives for warning against war in the China-Soviet frontier dispute and criticizes Kellogg pact commitments.

Red Army Washington Soviet Russia Soviet Union China United States

Indians to Reap Benefits From U S Budget Proposals

Budget proposals detail increases for Five Civilized Tribes probates, land surveying on reservations, forestry education, and overall Indian affairs funding. Requests include a $15,000 rise for land surveying, $175,000 for forestry administration, and a total rise to $1,070,000 for Indian affairs. Reductions include liquor suppression funding from 106000 to 90000. Also proposed are new telephone lines on the Southern Navajo Reservation and on Hoopa and Mescalero reservations.

Five Civilized Tribes Navajo Arizona Hoopa Reservation California New Mexico

Local Girl Freed In Fatal Shooting Continues Testimony

Sheriff L D Divelbess and Deputy Walter corroborate witnesses in the fatal shooting case as details emerge. The body shows leg bruises from blows and a bullet wound. Mortician C A Robbins testifies on wounds. Miss Mersfelder testifies she kicked the man and screamed during the attack. Dr J W Bazell describes an operation on Jaramillo and the suspect’s statement.

L. D.divelbess Walter Marshal Harp C. A. Robbins Jaramillo Mabel Mersfelder

Mother identifies items in Jaramillo case and child survivor testimony

The mother identifies a bag used as a awomask and an automatic pistol kept under her pillow as her belongings. The 12 year old daughter recounts a home invasion in which a man demanded money, attempted to choke her, assaulted her, and was shot when the girl grabbed her mother’s gun. The court exonerated the girl, with a recommendation of dismissal for justifiable homicide.

Jaramillo Mama C. D. McCauley

Kingston housewives seek safe eggs by signal timing

Kingston residents advise a traffic light pattern to determine safe boiling intervals for eggs. In New York a dedicatory luncheon for 90 people will be held inside a boiler at the East River station of the New York Edison company, after which the boiler will be fired.

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Indian irrigation funding requests outlined across a western region

The proposal lists numerous irrigation projects with specific funding figures for Arizona California New Mexico and Nevada. Highlights include Gila River Reservation 600000 and Pueblo and Hogback projects with varying increases and decreases. Most Indian reservation appropriations would be repayable from project income.

Gila River Reservation Arizona Colorado River

Healthiest Girl and Boy Named in Four-H Contest

Chicago reports Florence Smock of Eustis Florida named healthiest girl age 17 125 pounds 5 ft 4 1 2 in by the Four H elule congress. Harold Deatline 18 Morgan County Indiana named healthiest boy 5 ft 8 in 140 pounds strong farm work. She swims dances dates bedtime nine oclock get up seven. he is described as broad shouldered and well muscled.

Chicago United States Eustis Lake County Florida Florence Smock Harold Deatline Morgan County Ind Deatline Florence

Emergency route to Fredonia and north completed near Flagstaff

FE B Pratt reports a thirteen mile all year connecting road from the Buckskin divide north to Lees Ferry has opened joining the existing highway. Forest funds cover 140000 for Jacobs Lake to Houserock valley link, with construction planned in 1950. Major Wright and officials inspected the four mile Sedons to Indian Gardens contract at 100000, while winter road work slows for the season.

Flagstaff Fredonia FE. B. Pratt J.B. Wright Houserock Valley Buckskin Divide Lees Ferry Jacobs Lake Houserock Major Wright Oak Creek Wright Major L. McLane Phoenix Leva Dt Brown San Francisco U. S. Bureau of Public Roads Sedons Indian Gardens

Secretary Adams backs Camp Kearney as west coast dirigible base

Secretary Adams recommended Camp Kearney in California as the preferred west coast naval dirigible base in a communication to Congress. The selection emphasizes strategic location for air operations and defense planning during the era.

Washington Adams Camp Kearney Cal Congress

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