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Winslow Daily Mail

Location

Winslow, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1928

Page

6

Hoover Special Train Passes Andean Divide To Argentina

President elect Hoover and family crossed the Andes on a special train en route to Buenos Aires. The journey included the 10,000 foot crossing, 42 two mile tunnels, with patrols and workers seen along the route. An Argentine delegation welcomed them at Las Cuevas amid a snowstorm as Mendoza was reached for an overnight halt.

United Press Transcctinente Hoover Al-lan Andes Mountains Buenos Aires Lake Inca Mt. Aconagua Cordillera Panage Las Cuevas

Aviation Conference Opens With Aviation Pioneers Present

The International Civil Aeronautics Conference opened in Washington with leaders like Orville Wright and Charles Lindbergh among 125 delegates from 39 countries. Industry figures predicted widespread hourly air mail and extensive passenger air service within a few years as key forecasts for aviation’s future.

United Press Transcontinental Washington International Civil Aeronautics Conference Cor Charles A. Lindbergh Clarence Chamberlain New York Germany George Haldeman Ruth Elder Atlantic Lord Thompson Air United States Columbus Ohio Los Angeles San Francisco Paul Henderson Transcontinental Air Transport Company

Bolivia hopes for peace amid border clash with Paraguay

Bolivian President Siles publicly urged peace while warning war remains possible over the Fort Vanguardia confrontation in Gran Chaco. Government seeks arbitration or reparations as Paraguay action or intermediaries may shape a coalition cabinet and Bolivia readies for hard choices.

United Press LA Paz Bolivia Fort Vanguardia Gran Chaco Siles For Vanguardia Paraguay Washington Congress

Navy To Insure Peace Says Admiral At Riverside Session

The article notes Rear Admiral A H Robertson of the Eleventh Naval District in San Diego urges naval maintenance in line with treaty terms to reduce war risk. He speaks during a meeting at Riverside on how educated publics and a compliant navy advance national peace. Contessa Maria Loschi and George H Huntington offer international friendship viewpoints.

United Press Riverside Calif Turkey George H. Huntington Robert College Constantinople Institute of International Relations Contessa Maria A. Loschi Rome Japan Italy America Robertson

State Prison Prisoners Numbered At 549 In November

State prison in Florence Arizona reported 549 inmates for November. Six were women and the rest male. The superintendent released the count in a December update.

Florence Ariz

Woman Receives Life Sentence for Fourth Liquor Violation

In Lansing, Mrs. Etta Mae Miller, mother of ten, was convicted for the fourth time of selling liquor. Under Michigan habitual criminal law she faces a mandatory life term, the first such punishment imposed on a woman under prohibition-era statutes. Prosecutors must file an information to charge habitual criminal status.

United Press Lansing Mich Etta Mae Miller Michigan Channie Tripp Flint Marquette

Promoter Julian and Cooke Nearly Clash Over Letter

In Los Angeles on December 12 promoter C. C. Julian and Col. Thomas F. Cooke, foreman of the Los Angeles county grand jury, nearly fought over a letter Julian wished to introduce in the Monte Cristo mine stock sale probe. Julian claimed he feared the letter would be made public and asked that a deputy district attorney read it. Cooke insisted on reading it himself or having it read by a deputy. The letter, an opinion sent to the state corporation commission a year earlier, was ultimately read by Deputy Jordan.

Anne Maude Wellesley Marquis Douro England Wales Anne Los Angeles C. C. Julian Thomas F. Cooke Julian Amelia Meller Tracy Becker Col. Cooke Jordan State Corporation Commission

Steamer Starr Grounded Off Kodiak. Crew Land Safe

Eleven passengers and the Starr's crew landed safely tonight after the steamer ran aground on Dark Island near Kodiak. Strong gales shattered the radio room and main mast, ice covered the vessel, and three large fishing vessels plus another steamer raced to aid, while the Starr continued to call for help after its SOS at 8 a.m.

United Press Transcontinental Wire Cordova Alaska Starr Alameda Dark Island Kodiak

Millionaire Philip Chancellor vows no marriage after annulment

Los Angeles reports 21 year old heir Philip Chancellor says he and Helen Baines will not marry now or ever. He plans to spend 6 million inherited from grandfather F W Matthiessen while pursuing archaeology and herpetology in New Zealand, with no change to his simple lifestyle.

United Press Los Angeles Philip Chancellor Helen Baines Chicago F. W. Matthiessen la Salle Helen Santa Barbara Clark Thompson Philip S. Chancellor Miss Baines New Zealand

Rough Waters Sink Sailor as Fleet Practices Near San Pedro

In San Pedro California on December 12 a seaman aboard the U S S New York was killed when a boat taking observers to the U S S Pennsylvania capsized as rough seas disrupted gunnery drills off the southern California coast. George Robert Hart 24 survived by a widow in Berkeley Virginia and his body was recovered by Ensign Earl K Searagen and two sailors. A U S S Arizona seaplane was damaged upon landing.

United Press San Pedro Calif United States Battlefleet California George Robert Hart New York U. S. S. Pennsylvania Hart Earl K. Searagen E. C. Griffin H. W. Lawrence Berkeley U.S. S. Arizona

Acquitted by Jury in Prohibition Act Case

A federal court jury in Phoenix acquitted A. C. Harry Wilson on charges of violating the national prohibition act. This marks the third federal court appearance for Wilson on related offenses tied to his "Quality Maid" Bread operation.

A. C. Harry Wilson Wilson

Prince George Heads to Father’s Bedside in New York

Prince George of Windsor travels from Bermuda aboard Durban to reach King George in New York. He is due about noon Friday and plans to depart Friday night on the Berengaria for England.

New York Prince George of Windsor King George of England H. S. S. Durban Bermuda England

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