Water of Sila Held Property of This State
Washington reports Francis Wilson proposing a 65 percent Arizona and 35 percent California division of surplus Boulder dam waters, aiming to settle the Gila dispute. California and Arizona commissioners begin mapping figures, with Wilson urging a compromise to avoid interstate litigation.
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Confederate Veterans Chief Urges Memoirs to Rebut History
General A T Goodwyn at the annual reunion urged members to write war experiences to correct alleged errors in Civil War histories. He argued the conflict was a veiled economic war by the industrial north against the agricultural south and warned against judging 1861 65 by modern standards. He praised Lee at Appomattox and blamed politicians for division and the loss of civilization.
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Labor tops Britain again as Macdonald to form government
London reports Ramsay Macdonald returned to power as Prime Minister after Labour won a decisive general election. He met King George at Windsor Castle to accept the invitation to form a government while Stanley Baldwin resigned. Labour holds 288 seats to Conservatives 256 and Liberals 58. Formation of the new cabinet was expected to move quickly.
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Dramatic reenactment marks Black murder trial at Flagstaff
In Flagstaff on June 5 the James Black murder trial features a reenactment of the struggle and fatal shooting of James B. Otey at Mormon Lake last July. Prosecution witnesses retrace events with Black in his original role as witnesses describe grappling and attempts to seize Black’s revolver. Additional testimony covers the dance hall scene, shots fired, and the moment Otey fell mortal. The afternoon session resumes at 1 30 with Judge Crosby presiding.
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Entombed Miner Rescue Under Way at South Eureka Shaft
Rescue teams race to reach Mike Mackkovich trapped since last night after a shaft cave in at 750 feet in the South Eureka mine. George Czarevich escaped to report the accident while Thomas Kirk, also entombed, was rescued alive but severely injured this morning.
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Arizona regents laud Shantz after first year as president
President H L Shantz of the University of Arizona is praised by the board of regents for his first year as head. A resolution adopted by the regents commends his handling of problems presented during the year.
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Governor Dillon to Speak at Winslow Road Meeting
ORD from Governor R. Dillon of New Mexico announces he will attend the Arizona Good Roads Association mid summer meeting in Winslow. He will speak on New Mexico's Road Problems with the convention set for June 12. Secretary Walton of the Winslow chamber of commerce relayed the invitation acceptance.
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Fire Aboard Ugo Maru Threatens 700 Russian Passengers
A June 5 AP report from Tokyo says a fire on the Japanese steamship Ugo Maru, en route from Vladivostok to Kamchatka, endangers about 700 aboard including 380 women. Benzine ignited May 28, with other vessels rushing to assist.
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Porter Elected Los Angeles Mayor Over Ex-Arizonan
John C. Porter a dark horse candidate in the Los Angeles mayoral race won by 15,199 votes over William C. Bonelli in the final unofficial tally. Porter who gained fame on the 1928 clean up grand jury polled 151, Tiv votes to 106,511 for Bonelli, who formerly lived in Kingman Arizona.
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Simmons Demands Unhorse Raskob
Senator Simmons of North Carolina calls for the unhorsing of Chairman Raskob to restore harmony in the Democratic Party. He halted the leadership of Raskob and Alfred E. Smith in the last campaign.
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Clean Up and Paint Up Week Declared by Winslow Council
Winslow City Council last night inaugurates a Clean Up and Paint Up Week for June 10 to 15. Sanitary Inspector Pete McCoy urges cooperation with a national movement to beautify streets, backyards, and alleys. City wagons will collect rubbish free of charge, as volunteers work to raise Winslow to the standard of other towns. The drive aims for a clean city before the June 12 Good Roads Convention delegates arrive.
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Street Paving District Created for Two Blocks and Alleys
City council ordered a new paving district to cover two blocks of First Street between Williamson and Winslow and Winslow between First and Second Streets plus alleys in blocks one two and eight after petitions exceeding 60 percent of affected properties. Resolutions were adopted, bids to be published with East Second and East Third street districts. separate bids tabled to allow potentially better combined pricing. The council recessed to June 22 to open bids for all three projects.
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Triangle Seen by L A Police in Death
Los Angeles police began clearing what they call the loose ends of another triangle. Principal figures are Mrs Virginia Patty the victim, her husband Frank J Patty Portland businessman, and William Tallman former radio operator. Tallman is under arrest aboard the steamer Admiral Benson sailing from San Pedro to San Francisco. Mrs Patty was found yesterday in a rooming house closet tied to a hook with bruises indicating death by violence. Coroner Frank Nance gave an approximate time of death between September and February.
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Baseball score roundup with multiple games and results
Numerous early season games are listed with teams including Brooklyn Chicago Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati New York St Louis Chicago Boston Cleveland New York Detroit and Washington. Scoring lines show final tallies and key pitchers or batters noted for each contest. Postponements and rain delays affect Brooklyn at Chicago and Boston at Pittsburgh.
Grand Duchess to Work in Fifth Avenue Dress Shop
Grand Duchess Marie, cousin of the executed czar, will work at a Fifth Avenue dressmaking house in New York. She plans to study Paris models and use most of her $20 weekly salary to aid poorer Russian exiles. Prince Vladimir Konstantinovich, nephew of the late czar, is a Warsaw taxi driver earning $20 weekly.
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Work to Lead Gop in Campaign as Chairman Plans Resignation
Washington reports Dr. Hubert Work will guide the Republican National Committee through the upcoming campaign. He accepted the chairmanship last June to support the Hoover effort and plans to resign after the election, with a meeting set for early fall to discuss the new campaign plans. Potential successors include James W. Good, Will Hays, James Francis Burke, and Ralph Williams.
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Poultry Raising On Large Scale In North Section
In Phoenix Clyde F Rowe dairy and poultry specialist from the University of Arizona reports a bright outlook for Arizona poultry with conditions surveyed in Yavapai Coconino Apache and Navajo counties. Northern county poultrymen are expanding Rhode Island Reds and Barred Bucks as the market is good and prices for fryers remain strong.
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