Arizona Opposition to Grand Canyon Park Boundary Extension
The Arizona State Fish and Game Commission met to oppose a Park Service plan to extend the Grand Canyon boundaries north to V. 1'. Park and beyond. They seek state control to protect 5000 deer and maintain balance between habitat and deer herds, calling for a broad protest with game associations' aid.
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Daily Mail
Springerville
Grand Canyon National Park
Vernon Bailey
U. S. Bureau of Biological Survey
Arizona State Fish and Game Commission
Park Service
V. 1’. Park
Pleasant Valley
South Canyon
Houserock Valley
Winter
Buckskin Mountains
Tie
Bailey
State Commission
Zeppelin Gets Ready To Leave U S Tonight
Graf Zeppelin prepared for seventh trans Atlantic crossing from Lakehurst New Jersey. Workmen repair struts and fuel gas aboard as thousands visit the airship station. Departure set for 9 p m EST with expected overflight of New York around 11 p m on a 5500 mile trip to Friedrichshafen Germany via Seville Spain.
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N. J
Nava Ai Station
Langar
New York
Friedrichshaven
Germany
Seville
Spain
Swedish Cabinet Resigns After Tariff Defeat
STOCKHOLM June 2 AP The Swedish cabinet resigned today after loss in both houses of the Riksdag on the tariff proposal for imported wheat. King Gustave urged the Conservative ministry to stay on while a new government is formed and called leaders of chambers and opposition for talks.
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Stockholm
Riksdag
Gustave
Mail transport contract awarded for Globe to Coolidge run
The Union Auto Transportation company won the contract to move mail from Globe to Coolidge Arizona, announced at the Phoenix post office on June 2.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Union Auto Transportation Company
Globe
Detroit slayings raise alarm as police killed in pursuit
Detroit rapid killings by gunmen linked to rum runners claim two police officers Erhardt W. Meyer and Claude Lanstra. A fifth victim, an Italian, was shot at daybreak, with authorities tying the Italians’ fish market shootings to the crime spree. Two suspects were held as detectives traced the automobile linked to the hit and run incident.
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Detroit
Erhardt W. Meyer
Claude Lanstra
Ina Pi
Meyer
New Mexico Oil Man Kills Self and Two Children
G R Farmer, prominent Roswell oil man, and his two children Betty seven and Billy five were found dead in the woods of the Ruidoso district. An inquest determined last night that they were victims of poison administered by Farmer.
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Ruidoso, N. M
G. RR. Farmer
Roswell
Betty
Billy
Ruidoso District
Farmer
Etter Explains Out In Working Forces On Santa Fe Line
W K Etter general manager of the Santa Fe coast lines with Mrs Etter F J Mackie and H S Wall spent hours in the city en route from Chicago and left for the Grand Canyon. He cited a slackened freight business due to reductions in automobile sales and general commodities. New locomotives are being used while older engines have been scrapped. the newer engines require less shop work and can run 250000 miles before major repairs.
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W. K. Etter
Santa Fe Coast Lines
Indian detours to Taos routed for tourists in Cimarron canyon
PHOENIX June 2 The IC Forest Service announced that the Indian detours from Raton to Taos have been placed in condition for tourists. The routes will take visitors through Cimarron canyon Moreno valley Eagle Nest lake and down Taos canyon.
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Ariz
Raton
Taos
IC. S. Forest Service
Cimarron Canyon
Moreno Valley
Eagle Nest Lake
Taos Canyon
Santa Fe timetable cuts North-South travel time
With the new Santa Fe schedule going into effect yesterday, most trains on the system were altered. The Chicago to Los Angeles elapse time dropped from ten minutes to two hours and 15 minutes. In Winslow, the 24 hour rail timings list Number 10 at 7:30 in and 7:05 out, and Number 21 at 7:40 in and 7:50 out.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Winslow
Huachuca Men To Become Forest Fire Observers
The Fort Huachuca commanding officer approves a two to three man detachment for fire observation on Huachuca Peak. Training will be by the district ranger and the unit is to stay on the peak until mid July.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Fort Huachuca
Huachuca Peak
U. S. Forest Service
Prisoner Kills Self At Safford Jail
J L Weathersby a 10 year old rancher from Aravaipa district held for the slaving of Thed Adams 20 was found dead on his cot in Safford jail. Investigators say he cut his own throat with a pocketknife.
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Safford. Ariz
J. L. Weathersby
Aravaipa
Fosdick To Speak To Baptist Group
The liberal wing of the Northern Baptist Convention will be in focus as the six day conference ends in Cleveland tonight with Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick of New York scheduled to speak at the final session after liberal sessions concluded.
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Cleveland
Northern Baptist Convention
Harry Emerson Pordick
New York
Tax Equalization Board Meets Today in Navajo County
The Navajo County Board of Supervisors, acting as a tax equalization board, met at the Court House in Holbrook to adjust property valuations after the State Tax Survey. The hearings, expected to last ten days, will compare valuations for Winslow and Holbrook properties and are among the longest tax hearings in the county.
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Navajo County
Winslow
Edison To Open Fort Myers Bridge By Telegraph Key
Thomas A. Edison will formally open a new Fort Myers bridge named for him by striking a telegraph key from his East Orange laboratory on Independence Day. He plans to leave June 15 and operate the device remotely, triggering the bridge mechanism over 1100 miles away as the Cuatoo Sochatche River spans the structure.
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Flo
James
Thomas A. Edison
East Orange
N. J
Cuatoosohatchie River
Lethal Gas Claims Convict Bob White in Nevada
Carson City reports convict Bob White died in Nevada state prison lethal gas chamber after being sentenced for the murder of Louis Lavell. White, an Eiko gambler, faced circumstantial evidence and 53 witnesses watched as he was strapped into an airtight chamber and executed.
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Nev
R. du
Bob” White
Eiko Gambler
Nevada State Prison
Louis Lavell
Anothe Gambler
White
Harvey Tours From Winslow Launch New Petrified Forest Trips
Fred Harvey Transportation begins tours through the Petrified Forest inaugurated yesterday drawing many guests. R W H Clarkson says Santa Fe system tours will include 24 hour stopovers for Meteor Crater and mine visits. Zoe Berchtold heads the Harvey courier corps aiding tours with hostesses. couriers will run from Los Angeles and GALup to boost Santa Fe riders.
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Fred Harvey
Petrified Forest
R. W H. Clarkson
Harvey
Santa Fe
Winslow
Meteor Crater
Zoe Berchtold
Harvey Courier Corps
La Posada Magazine Supplement In Winslow Daily Mail
The Winslow Daily Mail issues a special magazine supplement titled La Posada to announce the Fred Harvey hotel in Winslow and Harvey tours to the Petrified Forest. The supplement, printed in the Mail’s shop, will be distributed to subscribers and sold at local and Fred Harvey newsstands along the Santa Fe rail line. Additional copies are available at the newspaper office.
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Winslow
Fred Harvey
Santa Fe
Daily Mail
Arizona
Winslow Daily Mail
Italians Set Nonrefueling Flight Duration Record
Major Umberto Maddalena and Lt Fausto Ceccony landed at Montecelio at 1 a.m. and surpassed the 65 hour 26 minute German record by 1 hour 49 minutes, totaling 67 hours 11 minutes. The S64 Bis Savoia Macchi plane faced poor visibility and weather. The air ministry said they broke the closed course distance record of Cos te and Codos though exact distance was not yet calculated.
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Italy
Umberto Maddalena
Umberto Nobile
Italia
Iea
Spitzbergen
Montecelio
Fausto Ceccony
Johann Ristier
Hans Zimmerman
Continue To Fight Red River Floods
Two large crevasses allowed the swollen Red River to leave its channel forcing flood forces to abandon the farming area north of Alexandria and focus below the city near Marksville where dykes will receive the crest this week. Two breaks between here and Boyce spilled water over 3009 acres of plantation land where residents had fled with livestock. The flood was halted three miles north of Alexandria by an emergency levee.
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Alexandiia
Red River
Alexandria
Marksville
Here
Boyce
Kansas Auditor Charged With Embezzlement
Topeka June 2 CAP Will J. French state auditor, known for clashes with Gov Clyde M Reed, faced district court trial on embezzlement charges. Governor ordered the case. authorities allege French converted 1492.70 from an abandoned navigable river channel fund for his personal use.
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Kans
Will J. French
Clyde M. Reed
District Court
Reed
William A. Smith
French
Prince of Wales Holds Levee for King George V
In London on June 2 the Prince of Wales drove from Buckingham Palace to St James Palace to hold a levee for King George V who is ill with rheumatism. He wore the scarlet full dress of colonel of the Welsh Guards as a gilded state coach passed the Mall with life guards escort amid cheering crowds.
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Prince of Wales
Buckingham Palace
St. James Palace
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City Council Orders Milk Inspection In Winslow
Winslow city council told health officer Dr. J W Bazell and City Inspector Marle Hahn to inspect the milk supply and to telegraph the state dairy inspector in Phoenix to visit Winslow soon to review the situation. C M Service of Service Sanitary Dairy had asked enforcement of Ordinance 144. Continued on page five.
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Winslow
J. W Bazell
Marle Hahn
Phoenix
C. M. Service
Service Sanitary Dairy
Oldest Gold Star Mother Visits The Grave Of Her Son
Mrs Elizabeth I Hutchins 92 oldest Gold Star mother in France visited her son s grave in Belleau Wood near Chateau Thierry today. She agreed with officers to return at once to Paris to rest while the rest of the group continued their pilgrimage.
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Cherbourg
France
Mise
Avent Bouchard
Blanche C. Til
Kentucky
Chateau Thierry
Elizabeth I. Hutchins
Belleau Wood
Hutchins
Paris
Escaped Convicts Return To Prison In Texas
Six inmates who fled the Nacogdoches jail a month ago kept a vow to return and are back behind bars. The first pair surrendered within 24 hours, two more within two days, and the remaining stragglers checked in over longer intervals. No force was used to compel their return.
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Nacogdoches
Texas
Morenci Names Homer H. Goodman Postmaster
Morenci Arizona gains Homer H. Goodman as postmaster while James H. McClintock of Phoenix announces the appointment. The June 2 release confirms the new posting in the Arizona town.
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Phoenix
Ariz
James H. McClintock
Homer H. Goodman
Morenci
Arizona
Measure To Liberalize Vet Pension Vote Overcomes Hoover Veto
The Senate overrode President Hoover’s veto on a Spanish war veterans pension liberalization bill. A 61 to 18 vote clears the measure, with House action pending. The outlay is about 11 million dollars and includes provisions denying pensions to veterans whose diseases stem from vicious habits after service. Knutson plans a modified bill with Hoover’s approval.
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Anashington
Senate
Hoover
House
Knutson
Pensions Committee
First Campaign of Civil Disobedience Ends In Monsoon
A drizzling rain marks the onset of the monsoon in Bombay, ending a phase of the Indian Nationalist civil disobedience. The final Wadala raid involved 15,000 volunteers, with about 150 injured as police charged. Nationalists pivot to nonpayment of fares, signaling a potentially more serious campaign for British authorities.
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Bombay
Bombay Presidency
Wadaala
Dharasana
Wadala
Investigation of Boat Tragedy Moves to Grand Jury
Santa Monica Cal June 2 AP Captain William Bright of the sheriff s office said he will ask District Attorney Baron Fitts to convene a special Grand Jury session to investigate and seek responsibility for the sinking of the Ameco Memorial Day fishing launch.16 lives feared lost and 3 bodies recovered identified as missing 15 aboard the Ameco.
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Santa Monica
Cal
William Bright
Sheriff's Office
Baron Fitts
Grand Jury
Ameco
Bright
Condor Fatally Attacks Keeper at Truckee Cemetery
A ten foot wing span giant condor attacked E. H. Stein, cemetery caretaker, in Truckee California and was killed. The incident occurred yesterday at the cemetery, Reno AP reports.
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Reno, Nev
Truckee
Calif
E. H. Stein
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