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Winslow Daily Mail

Location

Winslow, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1929

Page

6

Arizona California delay in water division talks at Washington

Arizona's Colorado River commission failed to attend a forenoon session on the Malone lower basin plan. California and Arizona delegations planned a luncheon with Nevada's Malone and Congressman Swing and Senator Hayden as hopes for resuming the formula proposal.

Washington Arizona Colorado River Commission Malone Lower Basin California California Commission Arizona Commission Nevada George Malone Phil Swing Carl Hayden Metropolitan Club Donovan Ward Swing Hayden Fifth Water Division Boulder Dam Malone United States Geological Survey Gila River Lower Basin Mexico John N. Bacon Bacon

Customs Guard Involved In New Shooting At Detroit River

Archibald Eugster 21 was fatally wounded early today by a bullet said to come from Jonah Cox customs border patrol inspector guarding a ram runner’s motorboat on the River Rouge. Raymond Malicki 21 and Joseph Lakatos 20 were with him. they allege Cox appeared from behind a bush as the group investigated shots and police hold the two companions.

Detroit Archibald Eugster Jonah Cox Customs Border Patrol River Rouge Raymond Malicki Joseph Lakatos Malicki Teugster Cox Eugster

St Elmo Mines Awarded 63846.62 Judgment in Arizona

In Phoenix on June 11, the St Elmo Mines Inc. was awarded 63846.62 by default against Mildred Consolidated Mining Co. in federal court, covering three claims. Over 200 creditors with assigned claims receive the full amounts owed. The report also notes Hyacinths clogging southern rivers.

Phoenix, Ariz St. Elmo Mines Inc Mildred Consolidated Mining Company

Breakup Feasibility Touched In Arizona Comment

John M. Ross of Arizona discussed a potential break up and the idea of “our next meeting” when evaluating the current conference and its future negotiations.

John M. Ross Arizona

Romley Goes to Trial in Phoenix

Eddie Romley faced trial in Superior Court on an assault with intent to murder charge. Harold Lovell testified he was shot twice by Romley after Lovell found Romley with Romley’s wife Alene in a parked car.

Romley Phoenix Ariz Eddie Romley Superior Court Harold Lovell City Street Lovell Alene Romley Romsey

Man Kills Aged Mother Then Kills Self in Portland

Willis Freer, 44, former Chicago railroad employee, shot and killed his 78 year old mother believed driven insane by the idea of her being sent to an asylum. Police say he then shot himself as neighbors summoned help and police smashed the Freer residence door. Both bodies were found in the Portland home.

Portland Orc Willis Freer Chicago Railroad

Utah Flag Replica Planned for Grand Canyon Bridge Dedication

A replica of Utah’s state flag, one of two known, will be shown at the Grand Canyon bridge dedication and ceremony on Friday and Saturday, per advices received by Governor Phillips.

Phoenix Ariz Utah Grand Canyon Bridge Phillips

Railroads Seek Control Of KC Mexico and Orient Railway

The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and the Pan Handle and Santa Fe Railroads to acquire control by lease of the Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railway Company of Texas.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Pan Handle Santa Fe Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway Company Texas

Expert Claints Two Gung Yoel In Otey Apfray

In a continuing trial coverage, witnesses describe the shooting context and dental evidence. Dr. A J Mackey reports damage to a removable bridge and teeth found in a dance hall. Claude Black testifies about damaged teeth and vault storage while defense witnesses corroborate. Additional witnesses, including Mrs Downs and Mrs Collins, recount hearing a bullet and hearing of the shooting.

Otey Apfray A. J. Mackey Flagstaff Defense Ag Claude Black First National Bank

Railway officials visit in T. A. T. airfield tour

Pennsylvania Railways officials led by J. M. Roberts arrive in the city from Los Angeles en route home after a west coast trip. J. L. Eysman and J. E. Weller accompany him. The party stays overnight, tours the field, and hints at a later timetable. The article also notes the Mark Twain pen name origin.

Los Angeles Pennsylvania Railway Co J. M. Roberts J. L. Eysman Philadelphia J. E. Weller Chicago

Quiet wedding for Miss Lucille Weiss and Prince H Schroeder

Miss Lucille Weiss of Albuquerque and Prince H Schroeder of this city will wed at 4 30 PM at the Methodist parsonage with Rev W A Hessell officiating. The ceremony will be simple with only their families present.

Lucille Weiss Albuquerque Prince H. Schroeder W. A. Hessell Herbert Weiss F. M. de Crocket

Tulip Bulbs Sparked 17th Century Price Surge

In the seventeenth century speculation in tulip bulbs led to prices reaching several hundred dollars for a single bulb, illustrating a historic market bubble and rapid asset inflation driven by novelty and demand.

Guild Dance Set For Tomorrow Night At Arcadia Hall

The Guild dance is planned for tomorrow night at Arcadia Hall with a slate of song and dance numbers as added attractions for the State Good Roads Convention. Lloyd's Orchestra will provide the music, and a large crowd is anticipated as one of the biggest yet for a similar event in Winslow and vicinity.

C. M. Bradley Guild Arcadia Hall Roads Lloyd’s Orchestra Winslow

State Education Board Pensioning Three Arizona Teachers

The Arizona state board of education has placed Nellie Collins of Jerome, Margaret L. Stevens of Yuma, and Lenora K. Smith of Fredonia on state pension rolls. Each will receive $50 monthly.

Phoenix State Board of Education Nellie Collins Jerome Margaret L. Stevens Yuma Lenora K. Smith Fredonia

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