Speed Ace Bayles Dies In Air Crash At Wayne County
Detroit dispatch reports Lowell R. Bayles of Springfield Mass a speed flier killed during a record attempt at Wayne county airport. The plane dipped and struck the ground during the first lap of his fourth try to beat France’s Bonnet speed record of 278.4 miles an hour with a target surpassing it by 4.97 mph. Bayles had unofficially exceeded 300 mph in earlier trials and officially reached 281.9 mph on December 1.
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Detroit
Lowell R. Bayles
Springfield
Mass
Bayles
Wayne County
France
Bonnet
Relief Committee Calls For Clothes In Winslow
The Winslow Relief organization appeals for clothing and bedding, with Mrs. E. H. French chairing the collection of shoes coats stockings and other garments. She notes ongoing demand and gratitude from recipients and chamber of commerce offices have received many items recently.
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Winslow Relief Organization
E. H. French
Winslow
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Whitney Recovering After Harbor Sanitarium Operation
Mrs Harry Payne Whitney, noted sculptress and widow of the late sportsman, is a patient at Harbor sanitarium following an operation for acute mastordities.
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New York
Harry Payne Whitney
Harbor Sanitarium
Arizona Weather: Fair Tonight and Sunday With Frost North and East
Weather report for Arizona notes fair conditions tonight and Sunday with little temperature change and frost in south central and southeast portions tonight. Winlow area reports Friday highs and lows not specified due to OCR gaps.
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Arizona
Winslow
Hitler Declines Presidential Candidacy in Germany
Adolf Hitler, Austrian leader of Germanys Nationalist Right, says his regime will soon control Germany and assures American bondholders their investments are safe unless reparations are demanded. He warns that paying 2.5 billion marks in reparations and 2.5 billion in interest would bring economic chaos domestically and abroad.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Volunteers rout NYU in charity game at Yankee Stadium
Tennessee's Volunteers score all points in a second quarter barrage to beat New York University 13 to 0 before 40 000 fans at Yankee Stadium in New York. Navy defeats Pennsylvania 6 to 0 at Franklin Field as Bullet Lou Kim connects a 25 yard pass to Tschirgi for the winning score.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Tennessee
Volunteers
New York University
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Lou” Kim
Tschirgi
Navy
University of Pennsylvania
College Football Scores and Results Tidbits
A collage of mismatch results features Tennessee defeating New York University 13 to 0 while Yale tops Holy Cross 6 to 0. Centre and Kentucky post wins, with Alabama routing Chattanooga 18 to 0 and Maryland hammering Western Maryland 41 to 6.
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Tennessee
Carnegie Tech
Duquesne
Holy Cross
Yale
Centre
South Carolina
Western Maryland
U. of Maryland
Kentucky
Florida
Quiet calm prevails in San Salvador after upheaval
SAN SALVADOR Republic of Salvador Dec. 5 Six army officers and four subalterns form the governing junta after President Arturo Araujo fled to Guatemala. The regime has been accepted nationwide and elections are planned as soon as feasible.
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San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Arturo Araujo
Guatemala
Highway Supplies Bought In Arizona
W C Joyner reports Arizona highway department purchases totaling $812 204 32 from in state firms during the 11 month period ending November 30. Out of state buys amounted to $8 107 98.
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Phoenix
W. C. Joyner
Arizona Highway Department
Lynch ends in Salisbury as mob hangs Williams after employer killing
In Salisbury Maryland Mack Williams 35 was dragged from a hospital cot to the courthouse yard where a mob hanged him and later burned his body after he fatally shot his employer Daniel J Elliott Sr and wounded himself. State officials planned action after Governor Ritchie rushed to Baltimore and Sheriff Phillips wrestled for the remains.
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Salisbury
Cicomico County
Mack Williams
Daniel J. Elliott
Levin B. Bailey
Williams
G. Murray Phillips
Albert C. Ritchie
New York
Baltimore
Daniel J. Elliott, Jr
Elliott
Lynch Williams
N. H. Holland
John Parks
Phillips
Bailey
Attorneys Discuss Spring Court Term
Holbrook December 5 The spring term of Navajo county Superior Court will be held late February or in March with jury trials. Judge P A Sawyer announced the date after the calendar call. Winslow attorneys J L Sweeney George H Drumm John P Clark and E C Gorman attended the calendar call along with Holbrook attorneys C H Jordan Don T Udall W E Ferguson Sidney Sapp Dean Nutting and County Attorney C D McCauley.
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Daily Mail
Holbrook
Superior Court of
Navajo County
P. A. Sawyer
Superior Court
J. L. Sweeney
George H. Drumm
John P. Clark
E. C. Gorman
Winslow
C. H. Jordan
Don T. Udall
W. E. Ferguson
Sidney Sapp
Dean Nutting
C. D. McCauley
Garner Chosen by Democrats for Speaker and Rainey for Reader
In Washington on December 5, House Democrats unopposedly selected Garner of Texas for speaker and Rainey of Illinois for reader. The nominations drew only speeches in support and were made with broad party support. Rainey’s nomination was cemented after O'Connor of New York and McDuffie withdrew. One member was absent amid talks on liberalizing House rules as the caucus neared final decisions.
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Washington
House Democrats
Garner
Texas
Rainey
Illinois
O’connor
New York
McDuffie
House
Home Loan Plan Gains Strong Delegates Backing
A spontaneous late night session at the conference on home building and ownership rallied in solid support for President Hoover's home loan bank plan. Delegates, more than 1,000, recorded their backing for a project aimed at freeing credit for small private construction after earlier dispute over financing methods.
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Washington
Dec
Hoover
Emily Deans seeks reversal of county judgment in fatal Lees Ferry crash
Emily Deans of Flagstaff appeals to the state Supreme Court seeking reversal of Coconino County Superior Court’s $20,000 judgment in a suit against Coconino County over her husband’s death in a Lees Ferry accident.
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Phoenix
Emily Deans
Flagstaff
State Supreme Court Today
Coconino County
Hoover Plans Railroad Message to Congress
President Hoover will reserve a specific recommendation on the railroad situation until relief moves already started are in place. A special message to Congress may follow if the carriers’ plight remains unchanged, with attention to ICC approved freight rate conditions and the railroad consolidation plan. Wage reduction talks and employment distribution are also under consideration.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Ing
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Labor Brotherhood
Report Filed In Bankhead Senate Election Case
A Senate investigator’s report charging corrupt use of money in Senator Bankhead's Alabama election was filed with the Senate elections subcommittee. Prepared by investigator P. L. Aarhus for the campaign expenditures committee, it was presented by Horace Wilkinson for former senator Heflin who contests Bankhead's victory. The investigator cited alleged widespread election law violations and financial corruption.
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U. S. Senate
John H. Bankhead
Alabama
Washington
Senate
Bankhead
Senate Elections Subcommittee
P. L. Aarhus
Horace Wilkinson
Heflin
Aarhus
Arizona Highway Patrol Revenues Hit 40107
James M. Hall, superintendent, said revenues collected by the Arizona highway patrol totaled 40107 for the period from August 3 to November 30.
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Phoenix
James M. Hall
Arizona Highway Patrol
Largest Merchant Steamer Launched
Camden New Jersey December 5 U P The Steamship Manhattan the largest merchant vessel ever built in the United States was launched into the Delaware today. The 36000 ton ship was christened by Mrs Edith Kermit Roosevelt widow of the late President and will be commanded by Captain Geo Fried celebrated mariner and rescuer.
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Camden
N. J
Manhattan
United States
Delaware
New York Shipbuilding Plant
Edith Kermit Roosevelt
Roosevelt
United States Lines
Geo. Fried
Mariner
Dutch Artist P W Tholen Dies at 72
Dutch painter P W Tholen famed for landscapes dies in Amsterdam at age 72. His works were collected in England and America, marking a noted end to a career centered on Dutch scenery.
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Amsterdam
Holland
P.W. Tholen
England
America
Military Drive to Start Southwest of Hsinmintan in Manchuria
Tokyo reports a new Japanese military thrust toward Hsinmintan to counter bandits and Chinese troop buildup along the Peiping Mukden line. Officials cite failed talks with Dr Wellington Koo over a neutral zone at Chinchow and say Chinese forces moved into former Japanese positions after a November 27 withdrawal.
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Hsinmintan
Manchuria
Chinchow
Peiping- Mukden
Tahitsan
Nanking
Wellington Koo
Shigemitsu
Mukden
Dr. Koo
Chang Hsueh-liang
League
Borah counsels jobless marchers toward Capitol Hill
Unemployed delegations en route to Washington were advised by Senator Borah to avoid the Senate floor. He urged disciplined conduct as they plan to present unemployment relief demands Sunday and Monday. Herbert Benjamin, spokesman, said a Senate floor invasion was among their tentative actions.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Capitol Hill
Herbert Benjamin
Idaho Republican
House
France Approves National Public Works Plan
Paris reports the chamber of deputies authorized a national public works program costing 139 million dollars. It will fund improvements in industry agriculture and social welfare and serves as a measure to ease unemployment.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Police Guard Capitol Ahead of Congress Opening
A 20 officer DC police squad was deployed around the capitol to deter law violations during anticipated demonstrations before Congress convenes.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Capitol
Congress
Student Disturbance Halts Nanking Demonstration
About 500 students gathered in Nanking to protest government policy toward Japan charging weakness. The disturbance occurred this afternoon as the crowd demonstrated against authorities and their stance on Japan.
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Nanking
Japan
Chinese Foreign Minister and League Delegate Resign
Dr Wellington Koo former foreign minister of China and Dr Alfred Sze Chinese delegate to the League of Nations resigned today from Beijing. President Chiang Kai-shek urged Sze to reconsider and stay in Paris as Koo prepared to resign likely effective tomorrow. The moves surprised Nanking.
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Nanking
Wellington Koo
China
Alfred Sze
League of Nations
Chiang Kai-shek
China will defend Chinchow against Japanese attack
Dr. Alfred Sze, Chinese representative to the League of Nations, stated that China will not evacuate Chinchow and will fight and die there if necessary, as leaders discussed Japanese positions. The report continues on page six.
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Paris
Alfred Sze
Council of the
League of Nations
China
Chinchow
Rei
Noted Poet Vachel Lindsay Dies in Springfield
Vachel Lindsay a leading mid western poet died at his home in Springfield Illinois today at age 52. He gave his last public recital three days ago featuring poems that earned him international fame. Lindsay began as an art critic and illustrator of Oriental type drawings and was a newspaper man before turning to poetry and lecturing.
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Springfield
Ill
Vachel Lindsay
Mid-West
Lindsay
Third Victim of Gas Blast Dies
Berkeley, December 5. Fire Lieutenant Ray Hutton, 46, the third casualty from the Saunders residence fire and gas explosion, died this morning from burns and injuries complicated by pneumonia. Funeral services were held for Sherman Pepper, 16, son of UC Professor Stephen Pepper. Ernest Maxwell, the first fireman killed, will have services later. Investigations into the blast and its causes continued as officials seek the source amid widespread damage.
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Berkeley
Cal
Ray Hutton
Saunders
Sherman Pepper
Stephen Pepper
University of California
Ernest Maxwell
Missing Winslow Families Sought Near Zuni After Snow
Absence of Ben Chavez and two Mexican families from Winslow for three weeks sparks searches in western New Mexico snowbound area near Zuni and Navajo lands. The groups, traveling by Chevrolet and a Model T, were last heard from Las Mesas Colorados as snowstorms trapped many locals. fears include freezing conditions.
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Daily Mail
New Mexico
Ben Chavez
Tom Chavez
Carlos Amijo
Alfonso Chavez
Winslow
Chacon
Las Mesas
Colorados
Jesus Baca
Ben. ‘Chavez
J. E. Walker
Kentucky
Baca
Gallup
St.Johns
Concho
The
McKinley County
Lupe
Tom, Jr
Armijo
Las Mesas Colorados
Zuni
Passengers Rescued From Distressed German Steamer Mildburg
Eight passengers were rescued by a lifeboat crew after the German steamer Mildburg sent a distress call off Deland Island. The ship’s crew of nineteen remained aboard as the vessel was described as not in immediate danger despite a fierce storm and heavy seas.
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Deland Island
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