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Winslow Daily Mail

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Winslow, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1929

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Chicago Maniac 0 Found Dead Train Victim

Ferdi and Preuss, a war veteran and ex hunter, shot three men dead and wounded others in a drunken spree. He was decapitated by a Chicago Northwestern train, police say he waited on the track to die. Several officers and neighbors were wounded during the rampage.

Chicago Maniac Chicago Ferdinand Preuss Chicago and Northwestern Preuss Conley Murphy Gus Karos John Chorazak Karos Rudolph Krusche Chorazak

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Winslow Daily Mail Winslow

Snowflake 10 Send Choir to Bridge Fete in Arizona

Snowflake and Mormon communities plan a June 14 15 dedication of the Grand Canyon Highway Bridge near Lee's Ferry. Speakers include Heber Grant and Anthony Ivins with governors present. A 50 voice choir from Snowflake will lead a homecoming style celebration with Navajo Hopi dances and a rough camping program.

Flagstaff Ariz Colorado River Painted Desert Arizona Grand Canyon Highway Lee’s Ferry Snowflake White Mountains Kanab Cedar City St. George Utah Heber Grant Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Anthony W. Ivins Phillips Dean Dillon New Mexico Marble Gorge Arizona Industrial Congress Arizona and Utah Chambers of Commerce

Mead Plans Boulder Dam Site Visit June 22

Dr. Elwood Mead commissioner of reclamation said he will be at the Boulder Dam site on June 22 with chief engineer R. F. Malter and plan camp sites water supply and topographical mapping. He will meet interior secretary Ray Lyman Wilbur and survey land boundaries and railroad access as construction preparations begin. Arizona officials vow court action if a state compomise fails, while California negotiators press for a lower basin agreement.

Mead Boulder Dam Washington Elwood Mead Reclamation Tri-State Bureau R. F. Malter Ray Lyman Wilbur Secretary of the Interior Walter Union Pacific Land Office Arizona Commission John P. Gray Cover D’alene Idaho Arizona John Mason Ross Charles B. Ward Phoenix California Gila River

University Sets Arizona Graduation Record With 276 Degrees

The University of Arizona lists 2382 bachelors and 381 advanced degree graduates. Ceremonies begin Sunday night with a baccalaureate sermon and conclude Wednesday with the commencement program. Harry B. Graefe transfer student from Iowa, Vinton Austin Brown of Mesa, and Philip C. Kreena of Tucson headline with highest distinction for the largest class.

Tucson Ariz University of Arizona Harry B. Graefe University of Iowa Vinton Austin Brown Mesa Philip C. Kreena

Drownings Add To Toll Over Wide Section

Heat deaths and drownings mounted across the Northeast and mid Atlantic as a heat wave killed nineteen and drowned three. New York area saw nine deaths and eighteen heat exposures while Maine Massachusetts and New Hampshire also reported fatalities. In Texas floods killed ten with extensive property damage and shipping disruptions in Houston Beaumont and Fort Worth areas.

New York Jane North Atlantic States New York Central Auburn N. Y Newark N. J Wayne County Patterson Chews Landing Boston Maiden Mass Lawrence Mays Providence R. I New England Manchester New Hampshire Burlington Philadelphia Gettysburg Houston Texas Fort Worth Trinity River Beaumont

Congress Recess Sways On Farm Bill Debenture Plan

Congressional leaders chart a long summer recess as the Farm Bill conference pushes toward agreement. The Senate aims to drop the debenture plan, while the House moves on the 1930 census and reapportionment. Senator Watson proposes a June 12 to September 9 recess with key votes set for tariff, and conference report action later in November.

Senate House Watson Conference Committee

Two Die Seven Hurt In Lodi Crash

Two men were killed and seven others injured in an automobile collision near Lodi California last night. The dead are John Browning a 27 year old pastry cook and Francisco Pulido a Filipino man.

Lodi Cal Here John Browning Francisco Pulido

Mrs Hoover Visits Barrington Home In Barrington

Mrs Herbert Hoover wife of the president spent the night at the Barrington home of Mrs William Fr Hoffman national president of the Girl Scouts of America It was learned today in Providence R I

Hoover Providence R. T Herbert Hoover President Hoover William Fr. Hoffman Barrington Girl Scouts of America

Prescott Graduates Split Between Colleges This Fall

Prescott Arizona June 1 Fifty per cent of this year's Prescott high school graduating class will attend higher institutions of learning next fall as announced today.

Prescott Ariz Presecott High School Higher Institutions of Learning

Laborites Hold Lead In Brita Laborites Hold Lead In Brita

London June 1 AP with 13 of 615 constituencies reported Labor leads the new House of Commons with 287 seats, 21 short of a majority. Final figures: Labor 287 Conservatives 253 Liberals 54 Others 8. unre ported seats mostly in distant districts.

Brita London Labor Party House of Commons

Agreement on War Debts Near Paris Settlement

At Paris on June 1 AP reports only one hurdle remained to a reparations settlement. Bel gium and Germany were to handle Belgium’s compensation in private talks after the experts’ conference. Berlin was expected to remove the final issue, a possible omission in signaling remuneration for German marks left in Belgium after the occupation.

Paris Berlin Belgium Germany

Columbus N M Storm Strikes After 200 Years

DEMING NM June 1 AP. A tornado like storm hit Columbus NM Thursday night for the first time in over two centuries. It wrecked the two story depot several buildings and disrupted communications. Reaching Columbus by telephone or telegraph remained impossible today.

Deming N. M Columbus

Investigation Of Yuma Levee Break Proposed In Bill

Representative Joe Crail of California introduced a bill in the House to authorize the interior secretary to investigate landowner losses from a 1926 breach of a federal levee in Picacho and No-Name washes within Bard unit of the Yuma reclamation project. The measure seeks a $50,000 appropriation to cover the losses.

Washington, D. C Secretary of the Interior Picacho Yuma House of Representatives Joe Crail California

Local Couple Wed In Coconino City

Miss Olive Merle Sliter of Winslow and James Adelbert Hamilton of Winslow were married by Rev. Walter B. Niles in Flagstaff on Wednesday. They plan a ten day honeymoon to Phoenix and points south and will make their home after June 15 at Winslow and Oak Streets.

Olive Merle Sliter James Adelbert Hamilton Flagstaff Walter B. Niles Phoenix Hamilton O. M. Sliter Akeley Minnesota Winslow Washington Mr. Hamilton D. L. Hamilton Bloomington Illinois Halstead Lumber Co Winslow and Oak Streets

Triple Shooting In Los Angeles

In Los Angeles on June 1 Casimiro Valdez 35 shot and killed his wife in a downtown office building after tensions over reconciliation. He likely wounded her employer and then killed himself at Vincente Lopez Tortilla Manufacturing Plant where his wife worked as she opened the door.

Conley Hagberg Preuss Frank Vodicka Vodicka Rose Preuss France Karus Los Angeles Casimiro Valdez Secon Mercedes Lopez Vincente Lopez Valdez

New Air Service Between Kansas City and Los Angeles

Daylight air passenger service begins between Kansas City and Los Angeles today. The introduction of the route marks expansion in regional air travel with planned schedules and commercial operations.

Kansas City Kanzan City Los Angeles

Cochise Slayer Sentenced to Hang in August

Charles Foster 20 of Claysville Pennsylvania was sentenced to hang at the Arizona penitentiary on August 23 for the murder of Martin Parke alias Mike Baker of St. Louis Missouri. Baker was slain on the Benson highway near Bisbee after he picked Foster up near Yuma and gave him a ride east.

Tombstone, Ariz Charles Foster Claysville Penna Arizona Penitentiary Martin Parke Mike Baker St. Louis Baker Benson Highway Bisbee Young Foster Yuma Ariz

State Moves to Shield School Funds in Arizona

Arizona through the attorney general seeks to assert a lien on lands with state school fund loans totaling over 1.25 million dollars. The action aims to secure priority over county tax liens and protect mortgages on properties likely to be sold for delinquent taxes. The Lyman dam project area accounts for more than 600 thousand dollars of loans.

Phoenis, Ariz Arizona Lyman Dam

West State Weather Forecast Announced

The Weather Bureau announced the weekly outlook starting June 2 for the Far West. California and Nevada expected fair weather. Idaho, Washington, and Oregon to have considerable cloudiness and occasional showers with normal temperatures.

San Francisco United States Weather Bureau California Nevada Idaho Washington Oregon

S P Will Repair Lines In Mexico

Mexico City June 1 AP Paul Shoup president of the Southern Pacific railway announced the company would begin reconstruction of the roadbed torn up by rebels shortly with government cooperation. It was hoped the west coast line would be in first rate condition within a brief period.

Mexico City Paul Shoup Southern Pacific Railway Southern Pacific West Coast Line

Saghalien Town Cut Off as Forest Fire Rages

The village of Tomiai on Saghalien's east coast was surrounded by a spreading forest fire for a week isolating 1,000 houses. Elsewhere fires eased. in Kusatori damage reached 6,000,000 yen about $2,750,000 as villagers consider reconstruction.

Tokyo Tomiai Saghalien Ksutori

Stanford Clinches Third Straight Track Title At Stanford

Stanford University dominated the intercollegiate track meet as eight of fifteen events were completed. The Cardinals accumulated 35 3 8 points, easily surpassing Pennsylvania which trailed with 7 8.

Franklyn Phila Stanford University Cardinals Pennsylvania

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