King George's Condition Dims After Restless Day
London reports King George remained restless in a discouraging night bulletin and did not continue recent progress. Doctors continued sunlight therapy after last week's chest drainage operation, while earlier bulletins had shown hope and natural sleep.
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Dawson
Penn
Opposition 10 Anti War Pact S Faces Senate Delay
Opponents of the Kellogg anti war treaty delay Senate Foreign Relations action as Chairman Borah calls for daily sessions. President Wilsonian efforts and White House pressure ride alongside Curtis mediation while Shipstead, a Minnesota farmer labor senator, remains mildly critical.
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KalledeSenastor Shipstead
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White House
Shipstead
Foreign Relations Committee
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Couple missing in Grand Canyon voyage under snowbound alert
Idaho pair Mr and Mrs Glenn Hyde who left Green River Utah on October 20 in an open boat down the Colorado River near Grand Canyon are presumed lost. An air search was ordered by General Hines after they were last heard near Bright Angel Falls with no contact for weeks. They aimed for Needles California then Los Angeles with no word since.
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Los Angeles
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Hansen- Idaho
Flagstaff Records 14 Below Zero Coldest In State
Phoenix woke to the coldest winter morning as the weather bureau recorded a six o clock temperature of 30 degrees. Flagstaff registered 14 degrees below zero, becoming the state's coldest spot as arctic air settled over Arizona.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Flagstaff
Arizona
Mothers of aviators recall brave farewell in tailspin
Mothers of William P. Erwin and Alvin Eichwaldt meet at Oakland at the twenty fifth anniversary of flight to discuss their sons. Mrs Erwin still believes her son survived a tail spin and was rescued by a foreign vessel, while Eichwaldt sent the SOS after the Dallas Spirit mission and the God speed note.
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Okla
Florence Hichwaldt
Alvin
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Mrs. Hichwaldt
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Erwin
Bill
Dallas
Golden Gate
Honolulu
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Golden Eagle
Miss Doran
California
Four Prisoners Escape Maricopa County Jail
Four juvenile inmates aged 15 to 17 escaped from Maricopa county jail in Phoenix by tearing up the floor and tunneling under the wall. One was recaptured about 15 miles west of the city.
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Ariz
Maricopa County
Here
Holbrook Schools Close for Holidays Over Flu Outbreak
Holbrook Arizona schools dismissed early for the holidays after about 75 students and four teachers were kept home with mild influenza. Superintendent D R Sheldon said classes would resume Monday January 7 as the flu epidemic wanes. In Clifton Arizona Morenci schools also closed until January 2 with 471 pupils absent due to influenza.
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Holbrook, Ariz
Daily Mail
Holbrook Public
D. R. Sheldon
Clifton
Ariz
Morenci
Breakers Hotel Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed today by the Breakers Hotel of Long Beach, California, as reported from Los Angeles. The filing marks the hotel’s financial restructuring, with details pending on assets and liabilities.
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Breakers Hotel
Long Beach
Arizona Senate Debates River Affairs Resolution Blocked
Vigorous debate erupted in the Arizona Senate over a resolution opposing Swing Johnson policy and voicing memorials. Opponents accused the body of flattery while supporters pressed for clear action and a formal anti Dill stance. Meanwhile irrigation code Chapter 81 arrived in the House for initial reference and review.
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Phoenix
Sriz
Chamber of the State Senate
Arizona
Congress
Senate
Colter
Sclons
New Library Included in 1929 N A T C Budget
FLAGSTAFF Ariz Dec 17 A new 150000 library and administration building fully equipped is the chief item of the 1929 budget of Northern Arizona State Teachers college announced after a college board meeting The budget also provides for power and heating extensions and an increase in faculty teaching staff.
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Ariz
Northern Arizona State Teachers College
College Board of Education
Coal freight rates cut from San Ysidro mines to Pecos valley
The state corporation commission announced a reduction of about 20 percent in railroad freight rates on coal from the San Ysidro mines to points in the Pecos valley, effective today, aligning with Waldo mine rates.
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San Ysidro
Pecos Valley
Waldo
State Corporation Commission
Leadville Records First Prohibition Crackdown
Leadville Colorado reports its first major prohibition sweep as the mayor and five city officials along with 18 residents are arrested on conspiracy to violate federal alcohol laws. Twenty two clubs cafes and other venues are under investigation with warrants served as frigid temperatures and heavy enforcement mark the action.
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United Press
Leadvillsh
Colo
Leadville
Walter “Hop” Rittmayer
Appeal to Coolidge to veto river water bills across states
A Phoenix relay from December 17 urges opposition to the Swing Johnson, Santa Fe, and tristate river bills. Citizens, landholders, homesteaders, and soldiers request telegrams to President Coolidge and state representatives to veto these measures to avoid nationwide litigation and protect water rights under historic standards. Continued on Page Four.
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Daily Mail
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
United States
Congress
Reed Smoot
Utah
Boulder
Black Canyon
Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Washington, D. Cc
Skeleton bones linked to Northcott case to be examined
Small bones found at the Northcott chicken ranch near Riverside will be sent to anatomists and structural experts to rebuild skeletons of boys allegedly killed by Gordon Stewart Northcott. Prosecutors say the bones could be crucial evidence for his impending trials on four murder charges. The defense claims the bones are from chickens or small animals.
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Los Angeles
Northcott
Riverside
Gordon Stewart Northcott
Paraguay Bolivia pacific settlement hopes rise after hostilities
Reports from La Paz and Washington indicate Bolivia weighs a pacific solution to the Gran Chaco dispute with Paraguay. Diplomats say Bolivian sentiment leans toward arbitration if Paraguay accepts terms. A tentative shift follows Bolivian victories at several Paraguayan forts.
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Seto
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Gran Chavo
House votes to push Boulder Dam bill ahead
The House unanimously authorized Chairman Smith to move to concur with Senate amendments to the Boulder Dam bill in floor action tomorrow, aiming to avoid a conference and proceed before Christmas recess. Rep Douglas and Leatherwood led last session’s opposition amid engineering-board concerns.
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