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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1931
Page
6
The letter criticizes reducing legislative salaries and strict seven day limits, arguing such cuts would exclude those without wealth to serve. It urges careful study, warns against rushed bills, and suggests a two week session with proper committee review to avoid faulty legislation.
Lawmakers debate sources of new revenue to cover rising school bills and warrants. They discuss emergency taxes, gas tax bonds, and rate changes to fund state institutions, roads, and unemployment relief. A constitutional debt limit increase is proposed for funding.
Weather update lists highway status across western states. Key routes like Rain Mountain Road in Washington-Snoqualmie and Blue Mountain in Oregon stay open. many passes such as Blewett and Stevens are seasonally closed. Several U S routes including 2 10 93 and 16 have detours or closures, with locals urged to inquire locally.
Police Commissioner Mulrooney eased New Year curfew for cabarets from 3 a.m. to 5 a.m. on January 1, allowing revelers to party all night while city police maintain order in the celebration.
The pope calls for unity among Christian churches citing Ephesus and the virgin Mary doctrine. He recalls the church's central authority in Rome and outlines the divine human nature of Jesus with one person. A new mass feature honors Marys maternity as part of Ephesus anniversaries. The encyclical text in Latin to be published tonight. G I A to B of L Engineers annual dance with Doc Williams orchestra January 1st. Cash prizes.
The forecast described a warm trend for most eastern regions and the midwest with no snow. Collision-heavy travel led to an unusually high number of accidental deaths, with about 197 fatalities attributed to motor vehicle crashes as many motorists hit the highways for the holiday.
British authorities in Peshawar moved to quell the Red Shirt movement in the northwest frontier. Abdul Ghaffur Khan, known as the Frontier Gandhi, leads a dozen followers as authorities deploy three cow ordinances to restore order.
Two major automobile train crashes leave seven dead at Batavia New York grade crossing and nine killed at Charlotte North Carolina when a loaded automobile was struck by a train. Police and railway officials investigate for cause and safety lapses.
The report notes prices are steady in the wool market with quarter-blood combing wools firm while foreign markets remain closed for the holiday period. Separate items mention arrests and expulsions linked to subversive activity and a Red Shirt leadership crackdown in the province.
Charles A. Dotson twenty one of Vancouver Washington pleaded guilty in federal district court to possessing three counterfeit quarter dollars. Judge E. E. Cushman sentenced him to five years in the federal penitentiary at McNeil Island and a one thousand dollar fine.
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