Highway work delayed east of city on holbrook to winslow project
A three fourths mile section east of the city is excluded from the Holbrook Winslow highway project number 40 C schedule 1 because of a planned line change and a bridge at Ruby avenue. Federal aid funds and an agreement with the Santa Fe Railway delay the bridge work. The project covers grading drainage and surfacing four to five concrete box structures and extensive excavation. work to begin four miles west and run to near city limits with completion by October 15, 193.
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State Highway Department
East Second Street
East Third Street
Ruby Avenue
Santa Fe Railway Company
State Highway
Government Bureau
Highway Department
Holbrook-Winslow
W. Lane
Steve Hays
Graf Zeppelin Completes 19 Day South American Cruise
The Graf Zeppelin landed at Friedrichshafen at 7 22 p m local time ending an 19 day voyage that included stops in Spain Brazil and the United States and a flight over the North African coast.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
South America
United States
Spain
Brazil
North African
Son of Navajo Chief Marries Society Girl at Taos
Thomas Dodge, young Santa Fe attorney and son of Chee Dodge Navajo chieftain, wed Alison Sommerville, noted New York society figure, at Ranchos de Taos. Bridesmaid was Gwendolyn Corwin of Bronxville in a ceremony reported from Taos, New Mexico.
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Taos
N. M
Thomas Dodge
Santa Fe
Chee Dodge
Arizona
Alison Sommerville
New York
Ranchos de Taos
Gwendolyn Corwin
Bronxville
Ruth Bryan Owen Entitled To Seat In Lower House
The House adopted unanimously a report of its elections committee finding Ruth Bryan Owen Democrat of Florida's fourth district eligible and entitled to her seat after a contest by Republican William C. Lawson.
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Ruth Owen
Washington
House Today
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
William C. Lawson
Republicaen
Pantages Granted Bail by California Supreme Court
California Supreme Court orders bail release for Alexander Pantages, millionaire showman held in county jail awaiting appeal of his one to fifty year prison sentence for criminal assault. The decision grants temporary freedom during appellate review sought in the long running case.
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Los Angeles
California Supreme Court Today
Alexander Pantages
Nationalists in China Face Severe Military Crises
Shanghai dispatch reports Nationalist government pressed on four fronts with crises in finances and currency. Americans urged to evacuate Tsinan as battles rage along the railroad east of the city. Hankow says a battle line is being prepared south of Yochow to meet Kwangsi forces marching north from Changsha.
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Shanghai
Tsiwan
Shantung Province
Tsinan
Finders Keepers When It's Deputies And A Copper Still
Deputies towed a mud stuck truck from near a river outside Peoria Arizona and found a 60 gallon copper still with coils inside. No owner identified and no arrests reported.
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Peoria
Ariz
National D. A. R. Officer Dies In Tucson
Mrs. Minerva Boyd Miller 67 a national officer of the Daughters of the American Revolution died in Tucson Arizona. The death certificate filed shows she died yesterday. She was educated at Earlham College Indiana and taught in the Midwest before moving to Arizona where she organized the Tucson Trinidad a society.
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Tucson
Ariz
Minerva Boyd Miller
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Man Fined $25 For Striking Waitress In Miami Arizona
In Miami Arizona Henry Ullman paid a $25 fine after striking a waitress in a local restaurant. He was also required to leave town following the incident reported by United Press.
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Miami
Ariz
Henry Ullman
Father And Son Earn Eagle Scout Badges Together
In Yuma Arizona on June 6, W. R. Grant scoutmaster and his son Raymond Grant both received Eagle Scout badges, marking the first time a father and son were honored simultaneously by the Imperial Yuma council.
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Yuma, Ariz
Imperial
Yuma Council
W. R. Grant
Raymond Grant
Bar Silver Values in New York Market
The New York bar silver market reports a price of 3F 5-8 as of June 6 according to AP. The note provides a concise quotation of levels without further context.
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New York
Navajo County To Get 52341 78 From Motor Fuel Tax
Arizona report shows Navajo County will receive 52 341 78 as its three eight share of 40 cent motor fuel tax for 11 months. Total gross collections reached 328177.29, up 604640.05 from last year. Net gasoline revenue to counties plus May disbursements stands at 992627 87 with 1557713.06 to state highway fund.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Navajo County
E. M. Whitworth
Arizona Highway Department
Garage Employee Is Badly Burned
Tucson dispatch reports Tracey Baker a garage employee was badly burned on hands arms and legs when he moved a flaming pail of gasoline near a car. His clothes ignited as he slipped and fell after grabbing the burning fluid.
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Tucson
Ariz
Tracey Baker
L D S Young People Meet in Conference
LDS youth from western states assemble in Salt Lake City for the thirty-fifth annual conference. Under the theme onward with Mormon Ideals discussions run three days in general and departmental sessions. Organized by the churchs Mutual Improvement associations.
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Salt Lake City
Latter Day Saints Church
Young Men's and
Young Ladies’ Mutual Improvement Associations of
Church
Five Die in Mexican Freight Train Derailment
Five men were killed and three injured when a National railway freight train derailed 50 miles south of Jiminez in Chihuahua state. The accident occurred on June 6 and was reported by AP. authorities were investigating the cause of the derailment and casualties.
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Menico City
Jiminez
Chihaujiud
Highway Officials Cancel Meeting Over Colorado River Bridge
The Arizona highway commission received word from the California road commission that they cannot meet June 16 to discuss a Blythe Colorado River bridge. California's State Highway Engineer Purcell would meet in Los Angeles on any date except June 20.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona Highway Commission Today
California Road Commission
Arizona
Colorado River
Blythe
Purcell
California
Los Angeles
Exterminate Prairie Dogs In Northern Arizona
Renewed efforts by the U S Biological Survey Bureau to exterminate white tailed prairie dogs in northern Arizona. About 4 000 900 acres across Coconino Mohave Apache Yavapai and Navajo counties are infested, with dogs destroying 50 to 80 percent of forage in ranges.
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Phoenix
Ariz
U. S. Biological Survey Bureau
Department of
Arizona
Coconino
Mohave
Apache
Yavapai
Navajo
Ren. E. Foster
Foster
Arizona Teachers College summer session classes begin
Ags taft Arizona June 6 special to the Daily Mail reports the first five week period of the summer session at Arizona Teachers College opens June 9 and ends July 12. Registration for the second period runs July 14 to August 16. Fifteen special instructors from Arizona and other states plus a large staff of lecturers will attract students from the southern Arizona area. Notable lecturers include Dr. David En and Dr. J O Creagey among others. High school students may enroll with two years of high school coursework or seven and a half credits.
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Daily Mail
Agstaft
Ariz
Nea Rtion
Arizona Teachers College
R. R. Powers
Arizona
Southern Arizona
Ang
Daviden
Teachers College
Iumbia University
How. Driggs
York University
Frank Plackmar
University of Kansas
J. C. Kendel
Denver
J. O. Creagey
New York University
Emanuel
Baseball results report from regional league day
The record shows NATI St Louis New York DNAL league results with scores for Cincinnati Philadelphia and AMERICAN LEAGUE games. Boston Washington Detroit game postponed and double header notes New York Chicago postponed due to wet grounds.
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NATI
St. Louis
New York
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
European Journalists Tour U S For Peace Understanding
A group of fourteen European journalists from twelve nations including Germany and Austria, with two Americans, visited Winslow for lunch at La Posada en route to Los Angeles. Invited by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, they aim to foster Eur ope America understanding.
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Germany
Austria
Scandinavia
Winslow
la Posada
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
United States
Europe
America
George A. Finch
Carnegie
Pioneers Home Addition Gets State Approval
Phoenix June 6 The Arizona state government accepts an Eagan Construction 40 room addition to the Arizona Pioneers home in Prescott. Merton Martenson says residents are moving in and summer plans include a new fishing camp for home residents, modeled on last year's Mormor Lake camp.
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Phoenix
State of
Arizona
Eagan Construction Company
Arizona Pioneers
Prescott
Merton Mortensen
Board of Directors
Christenson
Martenson
Pioneers
Mormor Lake
Jewelry Salesman Missing From Blood Spattered Machine
Salt Lake City police investigated the disappearance of Lowell A. Fox a jewelry salesman from Zuni New Mexico. His abandoned car was found on a road near Salt Lake City with bloodstains indicating foul play.
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Salt Lake City
Lowell A. Fox
Zuni, N. M
Here
One More Insane Criminal Taken
Zoy Wynkoop, one of the three remaining fugitives from the state hospital for the criminal insane at Tonia, was captured near Lowell, Michigan, by Deputy Sheriff Bowles. The arrest completes the eleventh of thirteen escapees.
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Lowell. Mich
Zoy Wynkoop
State Hospital
Tonia
Here
Bowles
Autopsy Shows Murder Suicide Near Rochester
Autopsy findings confirm Henry Clouse 46 shot Marjorie Clemons 13 then killed himself near Rochester. The bodies were found in a wooded area seven miles north of the city last evening.
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Rochester, Mich
Marjorie Clemons
Rochester
Henry Clouse
Here
Clouse
Pfief fer d former Pima deputy sentenced for embezzlement
John F. Pfieffer, former Pima County chief deputy assessor, was convicted of embezzling 1213.01 dollars in county funds and today sentenced in superior court to two to five years in the state prison.
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Tucson
Ariz
John F. Pienferd
Pima County
Committees For City Work Named
The mayor and council appointed twelve committees to aid city work with some citizen members. Appointees include C L Milan C D Anderson W V Stanley George Sughrue J Burrus Wilson KE H French J H Hohn Mrs Geo Jackson F B Douglass and Roy Brennan among others across Public Safety Public Utilities Aviation Ordinance Board of Health Parks Budget Streets Sewers Cemetery Auditing Publicity and Celebration.
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Public Safety
C. L. Milan
C. D. Anderson
W. V. Stanley
George Sughrue
C. J. McQuillan
Roy Brennan
C. L. Gtragi
Board of Health
KE. H. French
J. H. Hohn
Geo. Sughrue
J. Burrus Wilson
C. L. Milam
Bk. H. French
J. FI. Hohn
Naming Ambassador To Japan Confronts President Hoover
President Hoover faces a decision on appointing a new ambassador to Japan. The Tokyo post, vacant after William R. Castle Jr. returned, may be filled this session or at the special Senate session for the naval treaty. Boston's W. Cameron Forbes leads the candidates as Hoover also picks ministers to Liberia Siam and Haiti.
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Washington
Japan
Hoover
Senate
Tokyo
William R. Castle, Jr
W. Cameron Forbes
Boston
Liberia
Siam
Haiti
Getty Estate Valued at Forty Million Dollars Probate
The estate of oil operator George F. Getty, who died last Saturday at age 7, totals 40 million dollars. Virtually all goes to his widow Mrs. Sarah C. Getty. Son J Paul Getty receives 500000, grandson George Franklin Getty III gets 300000. Several relatives gain 1000 or 2000 dollar bequests.
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Los Angeles
George F. Getty
Getty
Sarah C. Getty
J. Paul Getty
George Franklin Getty
Flagstaff College English Teacher Dies in Phoenix Hospital
Miss Alice H. Lund, 40, a teacher in the English department at Arizona State Teachers College at Flagstaff, died in a Phoenix hospital after a long illness. Funeral plans have not been announced.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Alice H. Lund
Arizona State Teachers College
Flagstaff
Arizona May Not Get a Second Congressman Yet
Representative Lewis W. Douglas of Arizona said in an interview that it is not yet possible to determine if Arizona will gain an additional congressman after the 1930 census. The final decision depends on national population totals and the apportionment process, with state redistricting to be decided by the Arizona legislature.
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Washington
Lewis W. Douglas
Arizona
Associated Press Today
Douglas
Congress
Secretary of Commerce
Dongles
Fs Arizones
Arcadia Hall to Host Large St Martha’s Guild Dance
A St Martha’s Episcopal Guild dance at Arcadia hall is expected to draw a large crowd tonight. Ticket sales indicate strong interest. Lloyd’s Orchestra will provide music and Boise Olgvr Marcia, a dancer with a recent Fanchon and Marco circuit engagement, will perform a song and dance number.
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Arcadia Hall
St. Martha’s Episcopal Guild
Lloyd’s
Boise
Fanchon
Marco
Fierro Hops to New York Nonstop Flight Attempt
Colonel Robert Fierro, Mexican army flier, took off from Kelly Field at 7 am aiming for a nonstop flight to Mitchell Field Long Island New York. He was cheered by supporters as Arnulio Cortez his mechanic accompanied him. The plane carried 322 gallons of gasoline.
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San Antonio
Tex
Jug
Robert Fierro
Kelly Field
Mitchell Field
Long Island
New York
University Man Resigns Position
Prof. Edward A. Tappan who organized the physical education department at the University of Arizona has resigned. He will leave at the end of the summer session for Stanford where he will study medicine.
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Tucson. Ariz
Edward A. Tappan
University of Arizona
Stanford
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