Arizona Legislature Adopts Revised Code in Night Session
Phoenix reporters say the Arizona House, voting 39 to 1, approved the revised code after a long night session. The Senate later adopted it unanimously, with amendments by both houses. The session also touched irrigation issues and several unfinished bills, including funding for printing and a Colorado River commission.
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United Press
Phoenix
Ariz
House of Representatives
Senate
Fred Struckmeyer
Colter
Arizona
Senate Committee On Irrigation, Agriculture and Forestry
Hunt
Chicago
Colorado River Commission
Forest road and trail funding boosts Arizona New Mexico
National Forest receipts for the year ending June 30 1828 total 5 405 580 14 dollars with ten percent diverted to road and trail development. Arizona received 31 764 and New Mexico 12 977 from forest funds last fiscal year. Road and trail projects across both states now total about 1 duration? and support fire suppression and timber administration.
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Albuquerque
National Forest
Forest, Service
Tatanelves
Bates
N S
Arizona
New Mexico
Congress
Aiy
National Forests of
Grand Canyon
National Forests
Gopher Eradication at Douglas Airport Report
D A Gilchrist of the United States biological survey returned to Phoenix from Douglas where he led efforts to eradicate gophers at the municipal airport. He stated the pests had built about 2,000 mounds across the international airport area.
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Phoenix
Ariz
D. A. Gilchrist
United States Iological Survey
Douglas
Douglas Municipal
Mail Business More Than Double 1927 Volume
Washington reports Christmas ad mail volume for the year soared to figures more than twice those of 1927, according to General News. The year saw heightened postal activity with festive demand and general mail growth across regions.
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Washington
Christad Mail
General New Said
Navajo County Supervisors to Hold Last Meeting
The present Navajo County Board of Supervisors led by John J. Willis will meet at 10:00 AM on Tuesday December 16 to clear pending business. A new board will organize January 2 with Willis Newman and Greaves. deputy selections and clerks remain unsettled.
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Navajo County
John J. Willis
Showlow
W. I. Chamberlin
Holbrook
J. A. Greaves
Winslow
Board ‘of Supervisors
John I. Willis
E. B. ‘fZcke’? Newman
Joseph L. Petersen
Utsesasor
Wallace Ellsworth
Ketersen
Y Shumway
Ellsworth
Caroline” Adams
Lucretia
Flanigan
Pera Lopez
Fred Brown
Ann Flanigan
Dan Divelbess
O. C. Williams
Cr. D. McCauley
P.A. Sawyer
Edith L. Senderson
Hattie Flahart
Reed to Resume Ware Seat Battle on Jan Fourth
Senator Reed of Missouri said he will reconvene his special campaign investigating committee on January 4 to hear the Ware case against Senator-elect William S. Vare of Pennsylvania. Reed has blocked Vare since 1926 over alleged campaign-spending excesses and a doctor cited illness delaying attendance.
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Washington
James Reed
Missouri
William S. Vare
Pennsylvania
Reed
Vare
Senate
Woman Proves Champ Long Winded Talker
Betty Wilson won the peculi ar derby started by Prof. Milton Crandall in New York. She spoke for 97 hours across two halls about nearly every imaginable subject and finished as the lone remaining contestant among about 30, receiving a $1000 prize.
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New York
Betty Wilson
Milton Crandall
Hoover to confer with Coolidge on Latin America trip
President elect Herbert Hoover, aboard the Utah en route to Hampton Roads, prepares to brief President Coolidge. He aims to clarify remarks from a prior interview with Argentina's President Irrigoyen about U S intervention policy and stresses that intervention would end once local order is restored.
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U. S. S. Utah
Hampton Roads
Utah
Equator
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Latin America
Hoover
Irrigoyen
Argentina
United States
King’s health update and blood transfusion debate at Buckingham
Palace officials report general anxiety eased by bulletins but lingering pessimism over the king’s condition. P L Oliver notes no outside blood transfusion offers are possible as Prince Mary travels to Harewood House near Leeds for rest amid ongoing palace activity.
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P. L. Oliver
Buckngham Palace
Mary
Wight
Harewood
Houze
Leeds
Brutal prison murder suspect hunted as posse swells
A manhunt expanded with 400 to 500 armed men and state troops after a brutal murder at a prison farm. Officers from Coahoma, Quitman and Bolivar counties joined local police and volunteers led by H. T. Dickey. The victim, Miss Duvall, was assaulted and dragged into nearby woods.
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Coahoma
Quitman
Bolivar
Clarksdale
Legionnaires
H. T
Duval
Wool market in Boston reports slow transactions
Inquiries come in on many domestic wools while deal closings remain limited. Moderate volumes of average twelve months Texas wools are moving amid cautious trading conditions.
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Boston
Texas
Economic Conditions in the Twelfth Federal Reserve District 1928
A historical summary notes that the Twelfth District in late 1928 saw active industry and improved labor display, with large wholesale and retail sales. Agricultural output rose though crop prices fell, while non agricultural prices remained above 1927. Credit remained ample but with higher rates. livestock sales were strong, and cattle and sheep prices rose. Industrial output lagged in November, unemployment near prior-year levels, and retail sales rose in value though month totals fell.
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Sing Thie
Federal Reserve
Bureau of Labbe Statistics
NCAT
Federal Reserve Bank of
Ain
Smith vows to stay active in politics after defeat
Albany December 29 Governor Alfred E. Smith denied leaving politics after his presidential loss. He told the Albany chamber of commerce he would remain connected to public life and avoid brooding on missed chances. He planned a rest in New York at the Biltmore Hotel with no immediate plans.
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Albany
N.Y
Alfred E. Smith
Albany Chamber of Commerce
Smith
New York
Kansas City Livestock Market Roundup For Week
Calves receipts 50. Market firm for steers, light yearlings, heifers and beef cows show varied moves. Beef steers 10.75 to 13.25. Cows 7.25 to 8.75, cutters 6.25 to 6.76. Lambs 14.85 top, 14.20 to 14.65 bulk fat lambs. Ewes 7.00 to 8.00. Also notes Quality Maid Bread.
Wall Street Sees Record 1929 Bull Market Ahead
Wall Street closes 1928 with confidence stock volume hits new highs 900 million shares surpassed 1927 record. General Electric copper, Packard and Chrysler led gains as pools form and demand strengthens into the new year.
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New York
Wall Street
General Electric
Ansaconda
Grevhe Cananea
Kennecott
Cerro
de Pasco
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