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Winslow Daily Mail

Location

Winslow, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1927

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City Council Debates Water System and Franchise Renewal

Winslow city council decides against purchasing the Santa Fe water distribution system and plans to renew the franchise, placing the onus on Santa Fe to initiate transfer. The meeting also considers condemning Santa Fe railroad land for Second Street extension and bonds to pave alleyways, with action tabled for further study.

Winslow Santa Fe Stanley Watkins The Santa Fe Railroad Company Williamson Avenue East Second Street State Highway Williamson Snyder Avenues Second Street P. A. Sawyer Warren Avenues

Bids Exceed Lee's Ferry Bridge Budget by Large Margin

Four bidders for the Grand Canyon bridge at Lee's Ferry in Coconino County submitted bids to the State Highway Department that greatly exceed available funds. The Kansas City Structural Steel Company led with a low bid of 310,684 for the first alternate, with other bids at 323,290 and 319,577.50. Add-ons totaling about 16,000 were not included, meaning the lowest total would exceed appropriations by roughly 41,000. bids kept under advisement for 10 days.

Phoenix, Ariz Grand Canyon Colorado River Lee's Ferry Coconino County State Highway Department W. C. Lefebvre Kansas City Structural Steel Company Kansas City Missouri

Flag Day Proclaimed for June 14 in Coolidge Speech

President Coolidge urges national observance of Flag Day next Tuesday June 14. He quotes liberty and Union and defends freedom of thought under the Constitution while praising the flag as the symbol of national ideals and justice.

Washington Coolidge

General Topete Predicts Better Business on Coast

General Fausto Topete arrives in Los Angeles after winning the Sonora gubernatorial race. He says Sonora’s development will boost Pacific coast business and US southwest industry, aided by the Southern Pacific line linking Nogales to Guadalajara. Topete, a longtime military figure, backs General Obregon for president.

General Topete Los Angeles Sonora California Pacific Fausto Topete Mexico Nogales Guadalajara United States Republic Alejo Bay Topcete Revolutionary Army Alvaro Obregon

Black Canyon seeks freight line transfer to Prescott route

The Black Canyon fast freight line applies to the Corporation Commission for authority to transfer its Phoenix to Prescott freight route via the Black Canyon road under the Arizona California Transfer company. The commission will hear the application Thursday morning, June 9.

Phoenix Ariz Black Canyon Corporation Commission Prescott Black Canyon Road Arizona California Transfer Company

Americans in Berlin Welcome Columbia Flight

Berlin crowds of about 150000 cheered Clarence D. Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine as they landed the Belanca Columbia at Tempelhofer field. A brass band played to mark the moment and police kept order while officials and diplomats were checked for admission.

Berlin Tempelhofer Airdrome Clarence D. Chamberlin Charles A. Levine Columbia Hussar

New York And Back To Coast In 7 Days

San Francisco businessman Louis B. Miller completed a 6700 mile round trip from the Pacific coast to New York City and back in seven days setting a new cross country and round trip motor travel record. He left San Francisco a week earlier and arrived in Los Angeles today after driving via New York City where he spent only a minute. Officials said the trip exceeded the previous cross country record by three hours and 45 minutes and also broke the round trip record.

Los Angeles Pacific Coast New York City Louis B. Miller San Francisco Miller Western Union Metropolis Automobile Company

Weather summary for Arizona shows fair conditions

The forecast for Wednesday and Thursday calls for generally fair skies with little temperature change across Arizona. Winds remain light and no significant precipitation is expected in most counties.

Arizona

New Warning Predicts More Flood Trouble

A fresh Mississippi rising flood forecast warns Louisiana floods may persist to July. The Red Cross reports 2,000 people displaced from the St Francis basin as new floods hit Arkansas Missouri and Illinois with refugees moving toward camps on levees.

New Orleans Louisiana Arkansas Missouri Illinois Red Cross Weather Bureau Mississippi River Tensas Atchafalaya Sugar Bowl Fteld St. Francis River Madrid Bend Tiptonville Hickman Ky Dog Tooth Bend Dreisberg Tenn

Jugo Slavia Under Martial Law Decree

Reports from Belgrade indicate no hostilities expected with Albania, but Belgrade has converted into an armed camp. A crown council is summoned as troops are drafted for Hungarian Italian and Albanian frontiers and martial law will be proclaimed nationwide.

Vienna Australia Korpost Torrespondent Bureau Belgrade Jugo Slavia Albania

Lindbergh to Receive Hubbard Medal from National Geographic Society

Airman Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh to be awarded the Hubbard medal for epochal aviation achievement. The National Geographic Society honors him as a private citizen for flying New York to Paris. Presentation will occur later, likely by President Coolidge.

Washington Charles A. Lindbergh Memphis Hubbard National Geographic Society Richard Byrd Coolidge North Pole Lindbergh New York Paris President Coolidge Byrd Admiral Peary Roald Amundsen Robert A. Bartlett Grove Carl Gilbert Ernest H. Shackleton Vilhjalmar Stefansson Cherbourg Atlantic A. C. Read Hampton Roads Naval Air Station Newfoundland Azores Portugal England House of Representatives Fort Myer Potomac River Orville Wright Atlantic Ocean

Call For Early Special Session In Arizona Debated

Governor Hunt heard a verbal report on Maricopa county legislators views after a Monday night joint Democratic and Republican meeting held in Rep. I T Mahons office. Attendees feared any statement could derail hopes for action on a new highway bill and immediate relief of highway debts. A written memorandum of the meeting was forthcoming.

Phoyninx Ariz Hunt Maricopa County BD. H. Gibbs I. T. Mahon Governoor Hunt

Holbrook to Eager Phoenix Flight Line Hearing

Holbrook Arizona applicant Gabp Jin Inc. seeks authority to operate a geameter flight line from Holbrook to Hager. The application will be heard by the Corporation Commission on June 14.

Phoenix. Ariz. Gabp Jin Inc Cosby Tie Corporation Commission Iit Ority Geameter Holbrook Hager Pie Tie Comission

Levine faces mail law trouble over trans Atlantic flight

Charles A. Levine, linked to his flight with Clarence Chamberlin, is under scrutiny as postmaster Sealy of Hempstead Long Island is investigated for canceling 250 air mail stamps carried by Levine. The stamps, valued at about $1,009 each to collectors, were cancelled and delivered to unauthorized recipients. Postal officials briefed Washington on Sealy’s actions and potential improprieties surfaced about air mail feasibility to Europe.

Washington Charles A. Levine Air Clarence Chamberlin Sealy Hempstead Long Island Levine Atlantic Columbia Post Office Department United States Postmater

Weithus aviation society honors American aviators

The aviation society of Weithus elected Clarence of Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine as honorary members. In Peitz, near Klinge, the city council presented a sheep skin to the American aviators and a public address praised the successful flight from United to ? Ghentine.

Noetbus Germany Aviation Society of Weithus Clarence of Chamberlin Charles A. Levine Couneill Peitz Klinge Columbia Germanuy Ghentine Aps

Assassination of Soviet Minister Volkoff Stuns Poland

In Warsaw a Russian student killed Soviet minister Peter Volkoff on a Central Station platform as A P Rose-engolz waited for a Moscow-bound train. The youth, Paris Keneeda, 19, claimed he acted alone for monarchist aims. Poland fears strains in Russo-Polish relations and references past Riga treaty issues and Vilna's status.

Warsaw Poland Jone Peter Votkoti A. P. Roseengolz London Moscow Paris Keneeda Doland Vilna Volkoff M. Volkoff Russia Switzerland Soviet Union Vorovsky M. Volketf Soviet Foreign Office Zaleski Riga Lithuania Zvanoffs Sckoloff

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