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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1931
Page
6
European statesmen consider suspending payments to the United States if Germany defaults. The newspaper notes a new international economic issue and hints at a coordinated move by nations after Chequers talks and the upcoming visits of Henry L. Stimson and Andrew Mellon to review war debt general subject and preparations.
In Los Angeles on June 9 the federal steamboat inspectors reviewed testimony in their coastwise Harvard wreck investigation and prepared to release a decision within a week. Routine matters concluded the official inquiry.
The Singer Sewing Machine Shop relocates to 123 East 4th Street at Williamson corner with P. C. Claypool listed as the agent.
Clara Bow cancels her Paramount contract and plans temporary retirement at a Nevada ranch after leaving a Beverly Hills sanitarium. She rejected multiple offers including a $105 000 weekly theater deal, citing indefiniteness in committing to a comeback. The press spotlight and a 1920s scandal surrounding her former secretary contributed to her stress and collapse.
Secretary Wilbur of the Interior calls a meeting to discuss a 125000 appropriation from the last Congress for Hoover Dam act provisions. The study will investigate irrigation and power projects and publish reports for state access. Porter J. Preston, long associated with the reclamation bureau and ex Yakima project superintendent, will preside.
Reports say a near decision in the Vatican Rome dispute suggests a conciliatory note from a responsible source. The issue centers on Catholic clubs closed over alleged political activity, with the Vatican denying the charge. A compromise option involves purifying clubs by expelling politically active members and reorganizing under church supervision.
In Dimmitt Texas J Frank Barrett remained under arrest but no charges were filed for the fatal shooting of Nona Barrett a 20 year old mother and wife of a Castro county farmer whose body was found at the farm homeyard southwest of Dimmitt yesterday Barrett the woman's father in law was arrested near House New Mexico by Sheriff John Flanagin.
Deputies in Oklahoma face murder trial after a confrontation with students near Ardmore. The officers wore badges, claimed authority, and fired when pistols were disclosed. Victims Emilio Cortes Rubio and Manuel Gomez were Mexican students. bodies prepared for burial and to be returned to Mexico. President Ortiz Rubio received U.S. regrets via Hoover note. Ambassador Clark voiced sorrow to Mexico City.
At a Winslow city hall meeting the Winslow Game Protective Association decided to write to the state game warden about dynamiting fish in Chevelon and other streams. a Payson association report of Barber Shop Canyon outrages was read and attendees vowed to condemn the acts and seek justice.
The Arizona Supreme Court upheld the Arizona Industrial Commission awards including a fishery reward posting and fishing area closures at Clear Creek and Soldiers Lake to rebuild stocks. It also ruled Paul Colby a contractor not independent, awarding him $514.10, and held A G Grabe as Castro’s real employer liable for $1,405.97 for injuries from a Tucson brick machine.
Fragmented report notes a confession linked to a free ride scheme in New York. It mentions a Matthew and a gambler, with prior confessions alleged to be false. Westbury is referenced and Guidera cited as the sixth to confess.
W. R. Dennis Construction Co. received a contract worth 215 975 dollars for constructing and oil surfacing 143 miles of the Wickenburg Ehrenberg highway between Salome and Quartzsite. Grabe had been contracted to do the work.
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