Washington talks stall on Arizona Nevada water dispute
Arizona California and Nevada commissioners labored in Washington for two weeks hoping to reach a compromise on water division. In separate hotel rooms they pressed line after line of figures as Colonel Donovan, John L. Bacon, Charles Ward, Congressman Swing, and Senator Hayden weighed data. Bacon said compromise seemed unlikely though possible, while Hayden and Swing showed a more favorable stance. Continued on page eight.
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Arizona
California
Nevada
Washington
Water Division
W. J. Donovan
John L. Bacon
Charles B. Ward
Phili Swing
Carl Hayden
Bacon
Hayden
Strikes Turn Violent as Officers Wounded at Loray Mill Camp
In Gastonia North Carolina a clash between guards and police at the Loray cotton mill workers camp left Chief C L Aderholt fatally wounded and four other officers hospitalized. Forty four National Textile Union members were jailed on charges of assault with intent to kill as police reported only accidental gunfire during the melee.
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N.C
C. L. Aderholt
Loray
National Textile Union
Pantie
Gardner
A. J. Roach
Tom Gilbert
Charles Ferguson
Joseph Harrison
Passaic
N. J
National Textile Workers Union
Harrison
Aderholt
H. C. Jackson
Loray Mill
George W. Carter
Mizpah
Siauert
Gilbert
Navajo Poultry Places Second Statewide Honors
The 4-H club conference in Tucson, Arizona crowned Pima county entries as state champions for the most perfect boy and girl and first in poultry judging. Frances Olsen of Janes and Roland Phillips of Emery Park led with top scores, while Navajo county placed second in poultry judging and Maricopa county excelled in livestock and crop demonstrations. Home economics honors went to Graham county girls with Maricopa and Yavapai also earning distinctions.
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Tucson
Ariz
Pima County
Frances Olsen
Janes
Roland Phillips
Emery Park
Lucille Smith
Yuma County
Dilly Dougherty
Navajo County
Maricopa County
Thaddeus Brock
Coconino County
Paul Dewitt
Maricopa
John T. Taylor
Yavapai
Coconino
Graham
Pima
Graham County
Tulips Bloom in Holland Draw Visitors
The Holland area celebrates tulip season attracting visitors from nearby towns to view a stunning display of flowers. Gardens showcase numerous varieties and the event draws in seasonal tourists.
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Holland
Midh
Mail Order Plane Sells For 400 Dollars In Chicago
A Chicago mail order house offers a monoplane kit and parts for under 400 dollars. Fully assembled and ready to fly the plane weighs 260 pounds empty with a 25 foot wingspan. It runs about 70 miles per hour and may travel roughly 45 miles per gallon of gas.
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GES
Flivver
Chicago
Smoki ninth annual ceremonial dances stun Prescott crowd
Prescott Arizona witnessed the Smoki dancers parade through the city led by ninety bronzed warriors and accompanying squaws and children. Hopi observers and fifteen US Army aviators watched the performances as Prescott also planned an air circus and bathing beauty parade with parachute attempts and local entrants.
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Prescott
Ariz
United States Army
M. H. Harmon
Marchfield
Riverside
Sky High
Taylor
Beulah Johnson
Highway Board Awards $180000 Road Contracts
In Phoenix Arizona yesterday the highway commission awarded contracts totaling 180000 for two 14 mile road improvements near Apache Junction and two construction jobs at Phoenix and Tucson highway yards. John Mulligan of San Carlos won an eight mile Superior highway contract for 98955.57 and FL D Shufflebarger of Albuquerque won a six mile stretch for 375122.16. A Turon warehouse project was awarded to R H Martin of Turconi for 1264.
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Ariz
Apache Junction
Superior Highway
Tucson
John Mulligan
San Carlos
FL. D. Shufflebarger
Albuquerque
Turcon Wis
R. HH. Martin
Turcon Om
Syw
Congress presses on with work for early adjournment
Washington June 8 Congress decided not to take the day off and moved ahead with farm relief and census reapportionment work. Aimed for early September adjournment, success on tariff legislation mid October and rough House-Senate alignment for the farm bill will shape timing. Senate leaders seek time for debate and votes, with Robinson opposing the debenture plan while pushing a House vote. The census reapportionment conference aims for quick agreement on minor differences, with the task expected to be brief.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Senate Democrats
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate Finance Committee
Joint Conference
Farm Relief Legislatire
Hoover
Joint Conference Committee
Ford Railroad Indicted on 25 Counts in Coal Rate Case
COLUMBUS, O June S AP The Detroit Toledo and Kenton Railway Henry Ford's railroad was indicted on 25 counts charging violation of the Elkins Act in receiving discriminatory coal shipment rates from Kentucky and Ohio points by a United States Federal Grand Jury.
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Detroit, Toledo and Kenton Railway
Henry Ford
Kentucky
Ohio
United States
Ratifications of Degt Plans Expected in Paris
Paris June 8 AP Experts who spent four months drafting the Young plan return home confident the plan will be ratified by creditor nations and Germany. The scheme envisions Germany paying a long term debt of about 8.8 billion dollars capital, rising to around 26 billion over time.
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Paris
Germany
Emile Moreau
Bank of France
Flivver Plane Built in Zanesville Under Co Past Phase
A tiny movoplane described as a flivver and priced under 2000 has been constructed in Zanesville Ohio. Manufacturing of the plane will begin once the incorporation is completed.
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Zanesville, O
Soo
Winslow Declares Clean Up Week June 10 to 15
Winslow City Council votes unanimously to proclaim June 10 to 15 as Clean up Paint up week urging residents to improve alleys vacant lots yards and fences. The city will cart away trash and weeds free of charge during the campaign and officials say a clean city benefits residents and businesses. The Arizona Good Roads Association mid summer convention arrives next Wednesday bringing visitors from several states.
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Winslow
Arizona Good Roads Association
Hoover Heads to Virginia Hills for Weekend Fishing
President Hoover leaves Washington for a weekend retreat in the Virginia Hills along the Rapidan river in the Blue Ridge, planning time in the Shenandoah Park area despite chilly weather. Accompanying him are Mrs Hoover and selected aides including Secretary Kellogg and Lt. Commander Joe Boone.
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Washington
Wonover
Rapidan River
Virginia Blue Ridge Mountains
Shenandoah Park
Old Dominion
Mgr
Cleaver
Hoover
Hede
Vernon Kelloge
Joe To Boone
Pdpo
New Labour Cabinet Presents Seals to King at Windsor
June dispatch reports Ramsay MacDonald’s new Labour government visiting Windsor Castle to present their seals to King George. The ceremony included ministers in formal dress as they received their seals one by one with Lord Parmoor and Sir John Sankey among the first to be received.
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Windsor Castle
George
London
Mr. MacDonald
Waler
Laborite
Theing
Lord Parmoor
John Sanker
England
Mir. MacDonald
Poultry Mystery Report From Cuerp Farm
An odd incident at a Texas farm near Cuerp details two chicks surviving in a single departure from a cooperative, leaving Henry Fre bese and others puzzled over the remarkable bon cot bodies found on the premises.
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CUERP
Tex
Custeu
Tlenry Frebese
Belmont Stakes Triumph For Blue Larkspur
In New York Blue Larkspur Edward RR Bradley’s colt won the Belmont Stakes the 63rd running with African second and Jack High third. The race carried a substantial purse for the winner. Tadgg Field Chicago reports Edward Bradley’s horse dominance.
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New York
Edward RR
Bradley
African
Jack High
Mexico Hopeful Of Church Peace Talks Ahead
Mexican churchmen both lay and clerical hold high hopes for a favorable outcome as government officials meet Vatican representatives next week to settle the church state dispute. President Portes Gil confirmed the pending negotiations, lending them formal credibility in the eyes of observers.
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Menico City
Vatican
Emilio Portes Gil
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