Winslow Fears Outsider Labor On City Paving Bid
Residents hear California Roads Company plans to hire workers from Phoenix and other areas for the 48 1 2 blocks of paving in District No 6. Local labor advocates demand preference for Winslow and Navajo county workers, citing the state citizen employment law and potential bid price increases.
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Winslow
California Roads Company
District No. 6
Navajo County
Daily Mail
Phoenix
Southern California Roads Company
Santa Fe Railway Backed By Winslow Citizens On First Street Paving
Santa Fe officials sign petitions to fund pavement on First street from Williamson to Winslow avenues. The move ends prior railroad opposition to paving districts 5 and 6 and earns praise from The Daily Mail for cooperation and city improvement. Navajo county officers raid Winslow, confiscating eight slot machines and halting several domino games, prompting questions about enforcement of more serious offenses.
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Santa Fe Railroad
W. B. Storey
First Street
Coast Lines
The
Daily Mail
Santa Fe
Winslow
Arizona
Williamson
Winslow Avenues
Navajo County
Global Highlights from Cities and Leaders
Prime Minister MacDonald condemns the Flashes Of Life London-Race sweepstakes as robberies costing money for British industry and life supports. In Toronto Sir Henry Drayton blasts cocktails as the worst liquor form. Moscow reports a drop in homeless waifs from 750,000 in 1921 to 4,500 with reform schooling. Vienna notes Richard Strauss fulfilled state obligations. Sydney snake hunters earn up to 5000 dollars monthly with overseas markets. Angora reports Istanbul beauties travel for official dances. Kemal is unmarried. A U.S. hospital to treat addicts west of the Mississippi costs about 3 million dollars and awaits Congress funding.
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MacDonald
Toronto
Sir Henry Drayton
Sydney
Commonwealth
Mitta
Victoria
Angora
Turkey
Istanbul
Mustapha Kemal
Arizona to Establish State Highway Patrol in June
In mid June Arizona will launch a state highway patrol to enforce motor vehicle laws. Officers will handle license fees registration and driving permits and target 5000 cars with improper or foreign licenses. Driver license accuracy and compliance will rise as penalties accompany enforcement.
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Arizona
Motor Vehicles Department
State Patrol
Progress Made In Solving Illiteracy In Arizona
Arizona has cut illiteracy from 15.3 percent in 1920 to 10.1 percent now, per C. O. Case. Indians and Mexicans account for most illiterates. progress among these groups is greatest, with 28.5 percent literacy now versus 64.7 percent ten years earlier. County figures show Apache 6230, Maricopa 7858, Navajo 4496, Yuma 1724, and others.
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Ariz
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C. O. Case
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Cochise
Coconino
Gila
Graham
Greenlee
Maricopa
Mohave
Navajo
Santa Cruz
Yavapai
Yuma
Fort Worth Chosen as Western Narcotic Hospital Site
Washington reports Fort Worth Texas was selected as the site of the narcotic hospital for the western half of the United States by the joint interagency committee. The decision marks a major federal facility placement affecting Texas and surrounding states.
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Washington
Fort Worth
Texas
United States
Joint Inter
Tariff Debate and Economic Forecasts From 1930s Era column
Rodney Dutcher summarizes the tariff fight over Hawley Smoot, noting free traders blame high duties for trade declines. He cites Senator Hull's income tax plan, postwar export data, auto exports and wartime financing, and Hawaii discussion on Latin American unions shaping future tariffs.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Chile
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Notables Receive Honorary Degrees at Syracuse
Syracuse University conferred honorary degrees at its sixtieth commencement. Recipients included George W. Wickersham Doctor of Civil Law Dwight Whitney Morrow Doctor of Civil Law Charles Dana Gibson Doctor of Fine Arts William James Durant Doctor of Humane Letters Edmund Davison Soper Doctor of Laws. Mickey Walker noted as a ballplayer. Peiping Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang noted as a polo fan planning to teach the sport to Manchurian Cavalry.
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Syracuse University
George W. Wickersham
National Commission On Law Observance
Dwight Whitney Morrow
New Jersey
Charles Dana Gibson
William James Durant
Edmund Davison Soper
Ohio Wesleyan
Eatontown
N. J
Mickey Walker
Peiping
Chang Hsueh- Liang
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Hull
Joe Cannon
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Bruchman’s
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