Navajo County Tax Equalization Moves Forward Under Bill 12
The board and assessor agree to overhaul the county assessment roll to correct distortions from the Holbrook and Winslow survey. The plan aims to level valuations across Navajo County, reducing unfair burdens and aligning property values with actual worth.
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Navajo County
2 ‘Inter Tax Survey Board
Holbrook
Winslow
State Tax Commission
E. A. Hughes
Board of Supervisors
Board of Equalization
Arizona Population Increase Brings Extra Congress Seat
In Phoenix figures indicate Arizona gained about 85 000 residents over ten years, reaching 418 288 in 1930. Growth hinges on water access as arid regions remain sparsely populated, yet areas with water show phenomenal expansion.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Congress
Rumor of Chandler Ambassadorship Sparks Debate
The Associated Press rumor that Harry Chandler of the Los Angeles Times could be named ambassador to Japan prompts editorials warning against appointing a California publisher to Tokyo. Critics fear an insult to Japan and warn against politicizing diplomacy.
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Arizona Daily Star
Associated Press
Floover
Harry Chandler
Los Angeles Times
Japan
Barry Chandler
Hoover
Chandler
Tokyo
Iis
Times
Hearst
Mexico
Ford Trade Schools Train Orphans for Skilled Work
William J. Cameron of Ford described Henry Ford's trade schools at the Boys' Club Federation of America Convention. He said 2,600 students, taught by 300 instructors, split time between book study and shop work, with Ford purchasing shop products only if they meet engineer standards.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
William J. Cameron
Ford Company
Boys’ Club Federation of America
Cameron
Judge Interrogates Morris Mitchell in Liquor Case
Morris Mitchell testified to Judge Johnson Hayes that he did not even know what the charge involved as proceedings opened in a federal liquor case in Winston-Salem. The defendent spoke during the initial court statements before the judge.
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Winston-Salem, N. C
ULP
Morris Mitchell
Johnson Hayes
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Primary results loom large in 1930 senate races
Washington letter analyzes looming 1930 senatorial contests across 29 states. It predicts Republicans likely win in multiple states due to party strength, while Democrats may prevail in Alabama Texas Virginia Mississippi Tennessee Arkansas South Carolina Louisiana Georgia New Mexico. It notes several doubtful races in Montana North Carolina and other states, with overall emphasis on primary outcomes shaping November results.
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YU Aseingtor
Idaho
Georgia
New Mexico
Delaware
Rhode Island
Senate
Pennsylvania
Oregon
Iowa
Maine
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Wyoming
Michigan
New Hampshire
Alabama
Texas
Virginia
Mississippi
Tennessee
Arkansas
South Carolina
Louisiana
Montana
North Carolina
Thomas J. Walsh
Furnifold Simmons
Walsh
Simmons
Joseph W. Bailey
Belinois
South Dakota
New Jersey
Kentucky
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Ohio
Colorado
Massachusetts
Rhoda Island
Heat Kills One In Baltimore As City Sweats
Baltimore faced extreme heat with a 95 degree reading. one man, Sam Bracick 42, a painter, died in the heat under a rising temperature. The report notes his death as the first heat victim of the year in the city.
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Baltimore
Sam Bracick
Happiest Woman In Calif Claims Sargon Pills Heal
Mrs A Mathews of Los Angeles says five bottles of Sargon Pills cured her dizziness headaches and yellow skin. She reports improved sleep digestion and liver function and declares she is now the happiest woman in California. Central Drug Co. agents advertise.
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A. Mathews
St. Los Angeles
Central Drug Co
Adv
New Jersey Fire Guards 11000 Acres Near Camp Dix
A woods fire on government land near Camp Dix was extinguished early today after burning about 11000 acres of scrub pine oak and a few cranberry bogs. No buildings in the area were burned.
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MT. Holly
XN. J
Camp Dix
Man Ordered to Pay Weekly Support in Bloomington Case
A man in Bloomington faced a non support charge and was ordered by the court to pay $10 weekly in support. The proceedings referenced his wife’s tobacco habit and his lack of knowledge about it at the time of marriage.
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Bloomington
Ind
Troy
Pure Meat Hegbargers 10 Cent Krawn Mug Sold
A compact classified item notes a 10 cent Krawn mug from Pure Meat Hegbargers, described as tidy for sale. The short entry reads like a quick ad with emphasis on price and condition.
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Hegbargers
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Arizona Ranges
Flagstaff
Jolly
Winslow-Long Valley
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Ford
Edison Institute of Technology
Greenfield
Gotham
NEA
New York Bureau
New York Police
Edward Mulrooney
20,000 Bluecoats
Grover A. Whalen
Washington
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Calif
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Martinique
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Cairo
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Fairfax Hotel
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Delaware Ave
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