Navajo County Board Deliberates Dismissal Of Highway Workers
Eleven state highway department workers from Navajo and Apache counties appeared before the Navajo County Board of Supervisors seeking aid to present their wholesale dismissal case before the State Highway Commission. J E Richards led the group noting lack of official notification and promising replacements after secret meetings.
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Daily Mail
Holbrook
Ariz
Navajo
Apache
Navajo County
of ‘Supervisors
State High Way Commission
J.°.E.richards
Eeeh
Bank Failure Quietly Shuts Northwestern Trust and Savings
The Northwestern Trust and Savings Bank on the northwest side failed to open due to heavy withdrawals over the last two days. It was part of a chain linked to the Foreman State National group whose assets were absorbed by First National Bank. Other closings included Second Northwestern State Bank with 3.2 million in deposits and Lincoln State Bank with 1 million, bringing total word to 22 banks closed this week amid absorptions and mergers in Chicago’s banking scene.
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Chicags
Northwestern
Trust and Savings ‘Bank
Northwest
Foreman State ‘National Group
National Bank
Northwestern State Bank
Lincoln State Bank
Foreman Bank
First ‘National
National’ Bank, of the Republic
Central ‘Trust Company
Auto Delinquencies In Maricopa Worsen
Phoenix June 10 Auto delinquencies in Maricopa County grow worse as the sheriff’s office expands checks. Deputies report that of 615 cars inspected in a day only 191 were found with proper working lights and brakes, indicating widespread defects.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Maricopa County
Britain No War Debt Conference Planned
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald told the House of Commons that the government has no present intention of moving toward an international war debt conference. The remark was delivered in London on June 10.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Funeral Held for Rubio Kin in Ardmore
In Ardmore Oklahoma a large Catholic funeral was held for Emilio Cortes Rubio cousin of President Ortiz Rubio of Mexico and his student companion Manuel Garcia Gomez who were shot by a Carter County deputy sheriff. The Requiem High Mass at St Marys drew many mourners and relatives including Salvador Cortes Rubio. County Attorney Marvin Shilling and special prosecutors prepared for a preliminary hearing for Deputies W E Guess and Cecil Crosby charged with murder.
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Ardmore
Okla
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
Manuel Garcia Gomez
Carter County
St. Mary’s Church
Salvador Cortes Rubio
Mawhile
Marvin’ Shilling
We. H. _Murray
Oklahoma
W.’E. Guess
Cecil
Crosby
Southerners to Protest Road Budget in Prescott Meet
Southern Arizona delegations plan a protest against the state highway budget of 5 million dollars for 1931 32 as the Arizona Good Roads Association holds a meeting in Prescott. J B Wright of Flagstaff invites Governor Hunt the highway commission state engineer and the Bureau of Public Roads to attend.
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Prescott
Ariz
Arizona
State Highway Commission
Arizona Good Roads Association
Casa Grande-Gila Bend
J.B. Wright
Flagstaff
George W. P. Hunt
Highway Commission
T. S. O’connell
The
Bureau of Public Roads
Property Near Old Vulture Mine Sold to Oklahoma Oil Men
In Wickenburg Arizona on June 10 a property adjacent to the Old Vulture mine was sold to a group of Oklahoma oil men for about 50000 dollars. The buyers had an option at 25000 dollars and completed the deal after finding ore in three drill holes.
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Wickenburg
Ariz
Irving
Vulture
Oklahoma Oil
Disease cases in Arizona fall slightly in week end June
Arizona health officials report 96 communicable disease cases for the week ending June 6, a slight drop from the prior period. The update from the state board of health comes from Phoenix with figures reflecting the overall statewide total.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
State Board of Health
Bar Silver Quiet. New York Markets Close Low
New York commodities report shows bar silver trading at 26 1 4 in midday dealings, down 1 4 from prior levels. Market watchers note light activity and cautious trading as investors await further economic signals.
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New York
Railroads End Latest Downturn with Small February Upturn
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports a slight employment rise on railroads in February after declines. March 1931 shows 1,319,315 workers paid $189,407,457, compared to February's 1,316,4xx workers at $175,818,1xx and March 1930 figures of 1,546,663 workers earning $227,066,485.
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Washington
Acslight, Incy Ss
Commierte Commission
Bandits Loot Bus and Kidnap Women Near Estacion Simon
A dispatch from Toreon Durango reports eight bus passengers including two children wounded by bandits, and three women kidnapped near Estacion Simon. Troops were sent in pursuit as the looters fled the area aboard the looted bus.
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Mexico
City
Excelsior
Torreon
Durango
Estacion Simon
Capt Hawks Continues His Tour Over Europe
ROME June 10 Captain Frank Hawks landed at Littorio Field at 6 20 p m after a three hour 31 minute flight from Le Bourget near Paris He will fly to Turin and Milan then Munich and Budapest returning to Rome on Saturday A non stop flight to London is planned for Monday
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Rome
Frank Hawks
Littorio Field
le ‘Bourget
Parijs
Turin
Milan
Munich
Budapest
London
Confession Claimed From Slaying Suspect
Camden prosecutor Baldwin said he obtained a confession from William Russell in the slaying of Ella Wood and the wounding of Ruth Day. Russell admitted shooting the women in Mrs Wood's Camden home during a quarrel over Ruth Day returning to her husband Millard Day.
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Camden
N. J
Clifford A. Baldwin
William Russell
Ella Wood
Ruth L. Day
Russell
Baldwin
Meteor Fragments Reported Fall Near Malinta Farm
Residents report a large meteor fragment fell on a Malinta area farm about 35 miles southwest of Toledo. The blast shattered windows within a half mile radius and was felt across several northwestern Ohio towns. The object measured about 10 feet wide and five feet thick.
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Toledo, CO
Malinta
Here
Ohio
Girl Missing Since Saturday Is Found
PROVINCETOWN Mass June 10 Catherine Bill missing daughter of Cambridge tea and coffee merchant Alexander Bill was found in the attic of Provincetown cold storage plant today. She appeared weak from lack of food but unharmed. she had been missing since last Saturday.
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Provincetown
Mass
Catherine Bill
Alexander Bill
Cambridge
Legislative Journals Signed by Leaders of 10th Legislature
The House and Senate Journals of the 10th Legislature have been signed by M. J. Hannon as speaker and Fred Sutter as Senate president, marking official endorsement of the proceedings.
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Phoenix, Ariz
House
Senate
M. J. Hannon
Fred Sutter
Governor appoints Julian and Francis to Arizona Fish and Game
Governor George W. P. Hunt formally appointed W. A. Julian former Tucson mayor and Dan Francis of Flagstaff to the Arizona Fish and Game Commission. Opponents Hart and Sloane plan to file a writ of certiorari in Maricopa Superior Court to review the governor’s removal of Hart and Sloane. Julian fills the vacancy created by Hart’s dismissal and Francis joins the commission.
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Phoenix
George W. P. Hunt
W. A. Julian
Tucson
Dan Francis
Flagstaff
Arizona’ Fish and Game Commission
Lester
Sloane
Julian
Francis
Hart
Pope Interdicts Two Italian Towns For Processions
The Vatican suspended all church services in Campo Basso and Capanzaro after public religious processions violated the Popes order. Churches were ordered closed as the Pontiff enforces his explicit ban.
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Italy
Campo Basso
Capanzaro
Tales of butchery from China amid nationalist crackdown
June reports from Nanchang describe mass slaughter in Kiangsi as Nationalists vow to wipe out Communism and banditry. Outlaws allegedly routed 3,000 soldiers using farmers as shields, then used machine guns to decimate troops while escaping largely unharmed.
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Nanking
Nanchang
Kiangsi
Kianfu
Ohio woman to die in first state execution
Julia Maude Lowther, 23, mother of two, was sentenced to death for first degree murder in Ashtabula, Ohio. The jury did not recommend mercy, making the death penalty mandatory under state law. Tilby Smith, husband of the slain woman, also faces a death sentence. Lowther testified she waited on a lonely road as the couple drove to the scene.
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Jefferson
Ohio
Julia’ Maude Lowther
Clara Smith
Ashtabula
Tilby Smith
Queen Helen to Enter Exile After Romanian Crisis
Paris dispatches say Queen Helen of Romania will go into exile as King Carol arranges her financial support. He negotiates with a London bank to pay about $40,000 annually and allows visits to her son Crown Prince Michael three times a year with illness通知. Her Bucharest palace and Black Sea summer residence will remain her property for use during trips.
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Paris
Helen
Romania
Carol
Bucharest
London
Michael
Black Sea
Many States Provide Funds For Education
Approximately half the states enacted school legislation to equalize the cost of education for two years. Measures generally included provisions increasing state responsibility for providing necessary funds.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Dempsey Taylor Attorneys Center
Joseph Scott attorney for Estelle Taylor left Los Angeles for San Francisco to confer with Robert Burns representing Jack Dempsey. They aim to arrange a property settlement and decide who will obtain a divorce and where. Burns travels from Reno to join in the talks.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Scott
Estelle Taylor
San Francisco
Robert E. Burns
Miss Taylor
Jack Dempsey
Scott
Burns
Reno
Nev
Dempsey
Six Miners Die as Gas Infiltrates German Coal Mine
Six miners are dead and one remains missing after carbon dioxide gas flooded the Kohlersdorf coal mine in Neu Rode. Rescue teams pulled four men to safety and recovered six bodies, with efforts to locate the missing worker continuing.
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Germany
Kohlersdorf
Here
Briand Opposes Move to Revise German Reparations
Paris Foreign Minister Aristide Briand told the chamber he opposes a new international conference on the German debt issue. He warned against revising the Young Plan and urged cautious cooperation while noting France would resist being drawn into broader talks. The chamber voted 312 to 252 to postpone interpellation until Doumer takes office and the ministry resigns.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
Germany
Chamber of Deputies
France
Bruening
Hitler
Paul Doumer
Deficit Charged in Richfield Oil Stock Case
Los Angeles June 10. Raymond W Haight state commissioner of corporations announced a partial investigation into Richfield Oil Company of California and Richfield Company showing a total deficit of 54 219 091 25 through alleged mismanagement and stock juggling The eight month inquiry led to the concerns being placed in receivers hands with Baron Fitts Los Angeles county district attorney providing the report.
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Los Angeles
Raymond W. Haight
Richfield Oil Company
California
Richfield Company
Haight
Baron Fitts
Richfield
Indian Service seeks assistants to commissioner
The reorganized Indian Service seeks two assistants to the Indian commissioner in Washington. One role oversees Indian property and the other handles human relations. Both positions offer an annual salary of 5600 dollars with potential increases to 6400 dollars.
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Washington
Indian Service
Nautilus Seeks North Pole From Atlantic Crossing
The submarine Nautilus, with explorer Sir Hubert Wilkins aboard, has parted from Coast Guard cutter Pontchartrain in the Gulf Stream about 987 miles east of Polock Lightship. It is moving toward London at easy speed aided by the current.
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Boston
Sir Hubert Wilkins
North Pole
U. S. Coast Guard
Pontchartrain
Gulf Stream
Pollock Rip
Coast Guard
London
Colorado River plan to survey irrigation and power potential
California's Rights Arie Alreanly reports a resolution authorizing a 90 day survey by the Colorado River Planning Commission to study irrigation and power possibilities on the Colorado River and its tributaries. The commission, chaired by representatives from upper and lower basin states except California, approved the move at a late meeting.
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Colorado
Reclamation ‘Service
Wyoming
Cermissi
California
Siac
Arkansas divorce act stalls as referendum petitions surface
In Hot Springs today petitions to block the 90 day divorce act surface as the measure remains suspended awaiting the next general election. A Home Protective Association committee cites 12 071 Lea county signatures though only 31564 were needed to force the referendum.
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Little Rock
Ark
Hot Springs
United States Destroyer Pillsbury Ordered to Stand
The Pillsbury, a U S destroyer, was ordered to stand by as Chinese Communist forces push toward the Min River threatening the American legation in Peiping China with the U S responding to the developing crisis on June 10.
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Peiping
China
United State
Pillsbury
Min River
Weather brief for Arizona and New Mexico
Weather forecast announces generally fair conditions across Arizona and New Mexico with a warmer trend in the northeast tonight. In Winslow expected readings include a Tuesday high and a low value, though the specific numbers are not provided.
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Arizona
New Mexico
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