Sled crash kills student and injures three others
A sled attached to a car driven by Globe student John Chiono collided with another car on Milton Road near College Way in Flagstaff. Jack Wilmoth, 20, of Bellflower, died from a head injury. Mabel Hester, 18, and Grace Street, 19, both of Douglas, were injured with arm and head wounds. Weston Pierce suffered minor injuries. Snowy driving conditions and no blame were reported as cause. Funeral plans had not been made.
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Daily Mail
Flagstaff
Arizona State College
Jack Wilmoth
Bellflower
California
Mabel Hester
Douglas
Grace Street
Weston Pierce
John Chiono
Globe
Milton Road
College Way
Jernest Coulter
Arizona Central Bank
Chiono
William Babbitt Pioneer Arizona Businessman Dies
Funeral services for William Babbitt a pioneer Arizona businessman who died in Phoenix will be held at the Church of the Nativity in Flagstaff tomorrow morning The Rev Father Edward Albany will officiate assisted by another priest at a requiem High Mass Babbitt who came to Flagstaff over years ago from Cincinnati Ohio helped organize the Babbitt Brothers Trading company and will be buried in the family plot in Flagstaff
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Flagstaff
Ariz
William Babbitt
Arizona
Phoenix
Church of the Nativity
Edward Albany
Cincinnatti
Ohio
Babbitt Brothers Trading Company
Reduction Impossible Is Claim Reduction Impossible Is Claim
The Senate opened debate on London Naval Arms Conference with Senator McKellar proposing recall of the American delegation. He argued no opportunity for reductions or limitations exists as conferees from Britain Japan France and Italy show no appetite for armament cuts. Senator Vandenberg objected to premature judgments based on limited information.
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Washington
Senate
McKellar
Tennessee
MccKellar
London
Vandenberg
Michigan
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
Poincare Advice Guides French Premier Designate
Paris reports Premier-designate Andrew Tardieu again sought veteran Ray mond Poincare for guidance on forming a government. Poincare urged a slow methodical canvass of party leaders and subordinates, a process that has already involved many deputies and senators. Socialists denounce the tactic as a bid to sway public opinion and secure collaboration.
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Paris
Andrew Tardieu
Raymond Pincare
M. Poincare
Tardiew
Police Prevent Bomb Explosion in Maxwell Street
Police killed an attacker and wounded an officer in Chicago as a bomb with a lit fuse was found in a butcher shop doorway in the Maxwell Street Grotto. Patrolmen kicked the device into the street and extinguished the fuse, narrowly averting a major blast amid a 24 hour crackdown with six hundred arrests.
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Chicago
Maxwell Street
Roadwork Halted to Open Route for Coolidge Dam Dedication
The Arizona state highway department said contractors on two road building projects between Superior and Miami and between Glebe and Coolidge will stop work on Tuesday March 4 to keep the route open for traffic to the Coolidge dam dedication.
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Phoenia. Ariz
State Highway Department Today
Superior
Miami
Glebe
Coolidge
Coolidge Dam
Carlsbad Caverns Explorer Finds New Underground Rooms
Frank Ernest Nicholson, a cave explorer, penetrated a previously unexplored room deep in the Carlsbad cavern about two miles underground. He describes a tunnel leading from the main corridor to King's Palace then Queen's room and an unpathed path to a vast, unseen chamber beyond. He has mapped much of the cavern's 23 miles of known passages and notes the Big Room could hold a 15 story building without touching the ceiling.
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Nicholson
Carlsbad
King’s Palace
Queen's
Secret Six ready to start cleanup drive in Chicago
Feb 28 AP reports Col. Robert Isham Randolph head of the Association of Commerce promoted a six man secret committee to reduce crime in six months. He said a $1,000,000 fund may be needed and that indictments and convictions could be secured within the period. Support pours in from across the country including Canadian Mounted Police and Texas Rangers.
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Chicago
Secret Committee of Six
Robert Isham Randolph
The
Association of Commerce
Col. Randolph
Canadian Mounted Police
Texas Rangers
Oil Surfacing Bids Call For Two Arizona Roads
The State Highway Commission called bids for oil surfacing on two Arizona road projects totaling about 22 miles on the Phoenix Prescott and Phoenix Wickenburg routes. Bids open March 21. Contracts require sub grade prep of over 225000 square yards and about 500000 gallons of road oil.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Phoenix-Prescott
Phoenix-Wickenburg
National Guard Units Inspected
Major William G. Weaver, senior inspector instructor for the Arizona National Guard, is being sent to Denver to inspect Colorado militia. Captain John H. Nankivell of the Colorado Guard will conduct the yearly inspection of Arizona guardsmen, per the adjutant general's office.
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Phoenix
Ariz
William G. Weaver
Arizona National Guard
Denver
John H. Nankivell
Colorado Guard
Arizona
Adjutant General's Office
Dominican rebel leader named provisional president
In Santo Domingo Rafael Estrella Arand, a top figure in the Vasquez regime revolt, was named provisional president as insurgents hold the capital and key cities. General Trujillo worked toward a peaceful settlement with legation talks to ensure a fair May election without Vasquez as a candidate.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Rafael Estrella Arena
Horacio Vasquez
Fort Orame
Trujillo
Fort Ozama
Residerio
Taft Condition Reported Slightly Weaker As Death Nears
AP dispatch from Washington notes former chief justice William Howard Taft is "slightly weaker" and able to take little nourishment. Doctors say there is no major change since yesterday. Robert A. Taft hurries from Cincinnati to reach his father at the bedside.
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Washington
William Howard Taft
Francis Hagner
Taft
Dr. Hagner
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Jones Law Upheld By St Louis Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals in St Louis upheld the validity of the Jones law which imposes heavy penalties for prohibition violations. The decision was issued in the appeal of Neal and William Brady who were convicted in Des Moines and received fines and jail sentences.
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ST. Louis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Neal
William Brady
Des Moines
Highway Commission Meeting Moved For Coolidge Dam Dedication
The State Highway Commission meeting set for Tuesday has been moved to Monday to allow members to attend the Coolidge dam dedication. Only routine business is expected to be discussed.
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Phoeniia
Ariz
State Highway Commission
Commission
Coolidge Dam
Spanish Seek Establishment of a Republic
In Madrid on February 28 a brief student demonstration at the medical university featured balconies rising chants of Down with the Monarchy Hurrah for the Republic. Workmen gathered to join a street parade but gates were closed and police guarded centers. The protest was quickly quieted as police dispersed the crowd.
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Madrid
Medical University
W. R. Hussey Named Supervisor Apache National Forest
W R Hussey of Albuquerque New Mexico, after eight years as range examiner in forest service district offices, is named supervisor of the Apache National Forest in northeastern Arizona as announced by Forest Supervisor T T Swift.
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W. R. Hussey
Supervisor
Apache National Forest
Phoenix, Ariz
W.R. Hussey
Albuquerque
N. M
The
Forest Service
Arizona
T. T. Swift
Social Functions At University Of Arizona Suspended
A quarantine on a fraternity house at the University of Arizona has led to an order banning all social events on campus. Three Scarlet fever cases Paul L. Dummel Harold E. Enlows and Paul L. C. Thomas are described as mild by college physicians. The move aims to prevent spread and avoid cancellation of the state basketball tournament in progress.
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Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
Paul L. Dummel
Harold E. Enlows
Paul LC. Thomas
Ohio professor James Snook to die by electric chair
In Columbus Ohio on February 28 AP reports former Ohio State University veterinary surgery professor James Howard Snook, 50, condemned for the murder ofMiss Theora Hix, will receive his last meal with wife Mrs Snook after a clemency appeal failed. Warden P E Thomas announced the last meal plan and the usual 7 30 p m execution time at Ohio Penitentiary.
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Columbus
James Howard Snook
Ohio State University
Theora Hix
Snook
P. E. Thomas
Thomas
James Snook
Ohio Penitentiary
Ward Bound Over To Answer Charge
Ward Bound Over To Answer Charge. Junior AK Ward, Maricopa County recorder, was bound over to the superior court after a preliminary hearing on embezzling county funds while county treasurer two years ago. He is free on a 1600 dollar bond.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Ward
Maricopa
Superior Court
Liberty
Five Power Naval Agreement Seen
London reports steady talks between American and Japanese delegations on naval limits as conversations move toward a five power accord. British spokesman says talks proceed satisfactorily toward a fire power agreement but does not specify terms or whether it meets original conference aims.
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London
Fear Fears In Brazilian Election
Brazilian election set for tomorrow with president and vice president, one third of senate, and full House to be chosen. Fears of major clashes recede though minor disputes possible.
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Rio Janedro
Senate
House of Representative
Nhaw
Hunt Goes On For Missing W A E Fliers
Six airplanes a blimp and thirty men resumed the search for the missing Western Air Express transport and crew of three after disappearance Sunday in the San Bernardino mountains en route from Kingman Arizona. Pilot James B E Doles co pilot A W Bieber and steward John W Slaton are the missing crew. Ground forces scoured Hesperia with ten riders and twenty on foot while four Western Air Express ships and two private planes scanned canyons from the air as a Los Angeles blimp drifted over the area.
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Los Angeles
Western Air Express Transport
San Bernardino
Kingman
Ariz
Clement
James BE. Doles
A. W. Bieber
Steward
John W. Slaton
Hesperia
Western Air Express
Catholics to sail for Rome during Holy Week
An excursion of devout Catholics will sail from Vera Cruz on March 14 aboard the steamship Mexique bound for Rome. The group plans to visit during Holy Week and seek an audience with the Pope.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Mexique
Rome
Germans Approve Young Plan Reparations in Reichstag
Berlin February 28 AP reports joint committees of the Reichstag approved the Young reparations plan and the American and Polish separate reparations agreements. The Young plan bills go to a second Reichstag reading on March 6.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Maddux Airlines Asked To Suspend Mexican Flights
Mexico City, Feb 28. The ministry of communications ordered Maddux Airlines to suspend service to Lower California as they lack operating permission. The line runs passengers from Los Angeles to Tijuana and Agua Caliente.
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Maddux Airlines
Mexico City
Ministry of Communications
Lower
California
Mexico
Maddus Line
Los Angeles
Tijuana
Ague Caliente
Navajo County Cattle Shipments Reach High Year Mark
Navajo County sent 5 197 head of cattle to other states in 1929, plus 3 632 head to Arizona and 2 142 killed. Arizona total shipped out reached 214 097. intra state moves 115 1US. Cattle slaughter statewide 77 779. Maricopa county disposed of 3 25¢ horses and mules. Hog moves and other animal stats also noted.
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Navajo County
State Sanitary Board
Arizona
Maricopa
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