Hunters To Continue Endurance Flight Over Chicago
The Hunter brothers of the ground crew plan to press on toward a 500 hour endurance flight aboard the City of Chicago as drizzle and Lac contact trouble threaten ground operations. They logged 474 hours in air with 175 contacts and consumed 6,410 gallons of gas and 295 gallons of oil 10:40 a.m. Tuesday. A special NBC broadcast from Sky Harbor is planned for tonight at 7:30 to describe the pilots and their planes during refueling.
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Chicago
Hunters
Walter Hunter
Sky Harbor
John
Kenneth Hunter
Lac
Big Ben
Walter
Albert
Irene
National Broadcasting Company
Sky Harbor Tonight
E “Cribe
Irene Hunter
Hunter
Kenneth
NEA
Secretary Mellon Announces National Surplus for Fiscal Year
Secretary Mellon announced the government closed the 1930 fiscal year with a surplus of 184 million dollars. He noted 76 million came from foreign war debt installments, calling that portion abnormal. Ordinary receipts totaled 4.178 billion, up from 4.033 billion in 1929, with customs and internal revenue at 3.26 billion, 86 million higher than 1929 and 11 million below the treasury estimate after the 1 percent tax cut.
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Mellon
Treasury
Chinese Suffer From Heat Wave Hits Yangtse Valley
In Shanghai on July 1 AP reports a searing heat wave with temperatures from 95 to 100 degrees. The heat drives the poor to endure nights on sidewalks and in gutters to find relief from stifling homes.
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Shanghai
Yangtse Valley
Ronstadt Hardware and Machinery Files in Tucson
Articles of incorporation for the Ronstadt Hardware and Machinery company of Tucson were filed with the corporation commission by F. Ronstadt G. A. Broome J. W. Briscoe and H. C. Chambers all of Tucson. Capitalization is fixed at 150000.
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Phoenix. Ariz
Ronstadt Hardware and Machinery Company of
Tucson
Corporation Commission
F. Ronstadt
G. A. Broome
J. W. Briscoe
H. C. Chambers
Outlet Sought For Livestock Products
Denver July 1 delegates at the forty second annual convention of the national livestock association sought a solution to an over supply of livestock and livestock products described by cattlemen as the greatest problem in the history of their organization.
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Denver
National Livestock Association
Equipment unload signals Winslow paving project start
Unloading of sand pit gear is underway for the Winslow paving of 76 blocks. C H Payson of Southern California Roads Co says more equipment arrives Thursday and work will begin promptly once setups are complete. Gravel gear is being hauled to Clear Creek pits on land owned by Clear Creek Cattle Co for the mixing plant site.
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C. H. Payson
Southern California Roads Co
Winslow
Mr. Payson
Clear Creek
Clear Creek Cattle Company
Prohi Agent Arrested After Liquor Theft Raids
Chicago police recovered $30,000 worth of government liquor stolen in a Sunday night raid on a warehouse. Federal raiders, acting at Roma Inn in Evergreen Park, found the liquor as part of a $200,000 theft by armed men who overpowered a watchman on South Wabash Avenue.
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Chicago
Roma Inn
Evergreen Park
South
Wabash Avenue
Death Of Miner Is Investigated In Arizona Shaft Blast
Prescott Arizona July 1 Deputy mine inspectors investigate the death of Walter J Evans 58 in a dynamite explosion at the bottom of an 85 foot shaft on the Clark and Adams property near Thumb Butte Evans was caught in a double blast and died from head injuries according to investigators
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Prescott, Ariz
Walter J. Evans
Clark and
Adaims
Thumb Butte
Evans
Find Body Of 42d Gangster Victim
The body of a man with bullet wounds was found on the Desplaines river bank near Riverside Chicago. Police believe he was an Italian gangster and the 42nd casualty in this year’s gang wars.
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Chicago
Desplaines River
Riverside
Memorial ceremony for Boussingault during American Nations Week
In Paris on July 1 a memorial ceremony at the tomb of Jean Baptiste Boussingault, a French engineer who joined General Bolivar, was the feature of the second day of American Nations Week in Paris.
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Paris
Jean Baptiste Boussingault
Bolivar
Governors Conference Debates Tax Reform and Sales Taxes
At the national governors conference in Salt Lake City the opening sessions spotlighted state tax issues. Governors urged replacing property taxes with sales or excise taxes, citing discussions sparked by West Virginia's Governor William G. Conley and Georgia's Governor L. G. Hardman on sales and income taxes and a constitutional amendment to cut ad valorem taxes.
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Salt Lake City
William G. Conley
West Virginia
Conley
L. G. Hardman
Georgia
Hardman
Hoover says important matters continue on Page Six
President Hoover remarks that an important issue will be continued on page six. No further context available in the readable fragment.
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Washington
Hoover
LaFollette Blames Hoover for WWI Vet Pension Policy
Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin told the senate that President Hoover bears responsibility for starting a pension policy for World War veterans. He opposed the revised bill and said the chief executive had taken a plunge on the issue, opening debate expected to end with a vote before adjournment.
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Washington
Hoover
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Senate
Congress
Revolt Blocked In Mexican Province
Government reports a planned coup in Guadalajara halted as leaders were exposed and arrested. Last week insurgents seized the state palace in Chihuahua City and installed Manuel J. Estrada as governor, but a government commission ruled against his ouster and restored Almada to office.
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Mexico City
Chi- Linhua
Guadalajara
Chihuahua City
Manuel J. Estrada
Chihuahua
Estrada
Almada
Workman Killed In Auto Accident Near Sasabe
Tucson Arizona July 1 AP John A Bucholz 50 year old painter was killed in an automobile accident near Sasabe Ariz at 330 am today. John M Brockman building contractor second occupant of Bucholzs car was injured slightly. Details pending investigation by Sheriff James W McDonald and Deputy Fred Arnold who left for the scene.
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Tucson
Ariz
John A. Bucholz
Sasabe
John M. Brockman
Bucholz
James W. McDonald
Fred Arnold
City Council Institutes Sidewalk Improvement Program
The Winslow city council adopted a general sidewalk improvement program at its regular meeting. It also discussed accepting Arizona Electric Power Company's reduced street lighting rate, funding plans for garbage collection, extending East Second Street, a new plumbing code, and strict enforcement of the dog tax ordinance.
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Winslow
Pet
Arizona Electric Power Company
East Second Street
Bureau of Public Roads
Chicago Votes On Traction Ordinance
Chicago votes on a traction ordinance to fix traffic with subway projects through the loop. The plan envisions 200 million dollars in improvements and a merger of transit companies involving 261 million.
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Chicago
Senate Approves Deficiency Bill Difference Adjustment
The senate approved a report adjusting differences between the senate and house on the second deficiency appropriation bill and sent the measure to the house for action.
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Washington
Senate
House
Valise Murder Puzzles Police In Lima Boarding House
Police in Lima Peru faced a valise murder case after breaking into a boarding house room they found two small valises containing a man’s body hacked to small bits. Tenants complained of something wrong about the room prompting the landlady to summon authorities.
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Lima
Peru
Chinese Nationalists Claim 30000 Rebels Captured Near Kaifeng
Chinese press dispatches report a highly successful nationalist assault on rebel factions west of Kaifeng in Henan. Nationalist forces allegedly advanced within 20 miles of Kaifeng as artillery pounded rebel lines and consolidation battles raged.
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Shanghai
Kaifeng
Henan
Campbell Attends Mother’s Funeral in Prescott Ariz
Former Arizona governor and U S at Seville exposition commissioner general Thomas E. Campbell arrived in Prescott to attend his mother Mrs Eliza Campbell’s funeral. The 70 year old died last week. Campbell plans a brief stay in Prescott from Washington.
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Prescott. Ariz
Thomas E. Campbell
Arizona
United States
Seville
Spain
Washington
Eliza Campbell
Campbell
Frescott
Santa Fe Opens Double Tracking
The Santa Fe announces the completion of most of its double track between here and Joseph City with trains to run on regular schedules. A remaining 22 mile section east of Joseph City to Double Track Junction is under construction. The project, started late February, employed hundreds of workers and cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Santa Fe
Here
Joseph City
Little
Colorado River
Conpany
Albuquerque
Children Drown While Wading In Creek Near Newport
In Newport Washington three siblings aged 10 8 and 6 wandered into a hole in Cusick Creek near its confluence with the Pend Oreille and drowned yesterday. Their siblings Phila 14 and Dorothy 12 stayed in a rowboat nearby during the tragedy.
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Newport
Wash
Cusick Creek
Pend Oreille
Tots
Bertha
Howard
Fred
Arizona Commission approves Prince road crossing Tucson
Loren Vaughn chairman of the Arizona corporation commission announced the panel approved a grade crossing over Southern Pacific tracks at Prince road Tucson and abolition of two private crossings nearby. The decision follows a Tucson hearing held last Saturday.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Loren Vaughn
Arizona Corporation Commission
Southern Pacific
Prince Road
Tucson
Lld
Belgian King and Queen Begin Swiss Visit
The King and Queen of the Belgians depart Brussels for a Switzerland visit. In Luzerne they expect a royal visit from Princess Marie Jose of Piedmont, wife of Prince Humbert of Italy, who is said to be expecting an heir.
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Brussels
Switzerland
Luzerne
Marie-Jose
Piedmont
Humbert
Italy
Prohibition Chief Calls for Repeal of Eighteenth Amendment
Major Maurice Campbell former prohibition administrator for New York resigns to head Boston alcohol permits and publicly urges repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. He says his transfer came from opposition to permitting breweries and alcohol tied to Republican support in New York.
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New York
Maurice Campbell
Prohibition
Boston
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Kingsford Smith Set for Oakland Flight Stopovers
Suadron Leader Charles Kingsford-Smith inspected his ocean-flying Southern Cross at Roosevelt Field preparing for an early takeoff tomorrow for a two day flight to Oakland Cal The route includes a refueling stop at Chicago and overnight headquarters at the Blackstone hotel Kingsford-Smith plans to depart Chicago for Oakland early Thursday.
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New York
Suadron
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Roosevelt Field
Southern Cross
Oakland
Cal
Chicago
Municipal Field
Kingsford-Sgith
Blackstone Hotel
Methodist Pastors Named For Arizona
The Arizona annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Churches named new pastors for the coming year with Will Betts chosen as district superintendent based in Phoenix. Northern Arizona posts include Flagstaff with Rector W. Johnson and Winslow with George H. Quayle. Holbrook Prescott Williams and Ashfork and Holbrook to be supplied. Some pulpits remain vacant for now.
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Long Beach
Cal
Will Betts
Phoenix
Methodist Episcopal Churches of Arizona
California
Arizona
Flagstaff
Federated
W. Johnson
Holbrook
Prescott
L. L. Mounts
Williams and
Ashfork
Winslow
George H. Quayle
Gangsters Arrested In Lingle Murder Probe
Frankie Foster and four companions were arrested in Los Angeles on charges linked to the murder of Tribune reporter Alfred Lingle. Foster alias Foreman, Marvin Apler alias Hart, Frankie Fisher, George Davis, and Herman Walters were taken after entering two LA apartment houses in a police trap led by Chicago detectives. A young woman, initially linked to Foster, was also detained in Wilshire district.
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Los Angeles
Frankie Foster
Chicago
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Tribune _reporter
Frank Foreman
Marvin Apler
Hart
Frankie Fisher
George Davis
Herman Walters
Continuea
Special Session Expected Monday
Washington reports that President Hoover plans a special session on the London naval treaty possibly to convene Monday if Congress adjourns soon. Some senators fear a long recess could derail ratification while opponents push to delay debate until Fall or seek a November recess if a quorum fails.
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White House
Hoover
Congress
Washington
Paet
Son Of Prominent Family Married To Daughter Of Grocer
Joseph Field aged 19 son of Stanley Field married Frances Batty a former newspaper reporter in Kansas City and St Louis and daughter of a well known grocer and millwright from Wa verly Ul May 31 in Philadelphia according to Chicago AP dispatch dated July 1.
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Chicago
Joseph Field
Stanley Field
Philadelphia
Frances Batty
Kansas City
St. Louis
Waverly
Texas Attorney To Defend Negro Williams Defense
Rainey Williams, a Port Arthur Black man accused of attacking several Port Arthur women, will be defended by R J Jernigan a Port Arthur attorney who agreed to take the case after initially refusing appointment. Jernigan was fined 250 dollars and jailed by Judge R L Murray for contempt related to the defense appointment.
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Beaumont
Texas
R. J. Jernigan
Port Arthur
Rainey Williams
Jernigan
R. L. Murray
Defense Council
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Mexican
Workman
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Foster
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