Grand Canyon Bridge Dedication Opens Arizona Utah Link
The Grand Canyon Bridge at Marble Gorge Arizona was dedicated with governors J C Phillips and C Dillon and leaders from Nevada Utah and New Mexico. The 467 foot high structure connects U S Highway 89 and opens up northern Arizona for tourism and travel. Hopi and Navajo dancers joined ceremonies while a Sioux peace pipe ritual and a mock wedding marked the pageant.
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Grand Canyon
Arizona
Utah
J. C. Phillips
Veteric Lee
Colorado River
Arizona Country
Virgin Territory
Painted Desert
Petrified Forest
Navajo Reservation
Hopi Mesa
Winslow
Williams
Flagstaff
Needles
Cal
Las Vegas
Nev
St. George
Nevada
New Mexico
T. J. Sparkes
Red Cloud
Black Hills
Betty Kastner
Prescott
Kanak
Ctak
Cop Talks Down Man Before Bridge Leap
Police in PL WALLKEE watched Raleigh attempt to calm Edward Kluge 56 atop a bridge for twenty minutes before the man leaped 45 feet into a dry creek bed. He survived but was badly injured and may not live.
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Wallkee
Raleigh
Edward Kluge
Klige
Kluge
Yellow Bird Arrival Hopes Grip All France
Paris reports strong winds and cloudy skies as the Yellow Bird nears France after a transatlantic flight attempt. The three French aviators aim for Paris with fuel for 30 to 36 hours, parents anxiously awaiting Le Bourget arrival around 9 p.m. local.
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France
U.S
Paris
Yellow Bird
Brittany
Madame Lotti
M. Lotti
le Bourget
Rene Lefevre
Freedom of the seas to be discussed with Hoover
The United States and Britain may tackle freedom of the seas when Ramsay MacDonald visits Washington. Debate runs through the senate and diplomatic circles with links to naval reduction and Anglo American relations. Some see naval limits as solving the issue. others insist the issue must be settled first.
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Washington
Rapasay MacDonald
Hoover
United States
Senate
Europe
Austin
Phumsberslain
London
Congress
MacDonald
Great Britain
Bigamist Henry Campbell Sentenced to Die in Electric Chair
Elizabeth N J June 14 AP Henry Colin Campbell 61 is sentenced to die the week of July 15 for the torch slaying of Mildred Mowry a 58 year old widow of Greenville Pa Campbell a convicted first degree murderer confessed saying he posed as a physician in a matrimonial ad and used the wife s savings of 1000 then killed her on the way back from Elkton Md Mrs Mowry whose body was found afire with a gunshot wound was his mail order bride.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Henry
Colin Campbell
Mildred Mowry
Clarence E. Case
Campbell
Elkton
Russia Expands War Moves in North China
A dispatch from Peking reported Soviet Russia has launched war moves into Manchuria with troops crossing the Siberian border and establishing outposts near Harbin Keilunkiang and along the Amur river. Chang Hsueh-sian seeks protection from Nanking as Chinese central government convenes to address the crisis.
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China
London
Peking
Daily Express Today
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Manchuria
Chang Hsuehsian
Chang Tso-Lin
Nanking
Express
Kuomintang
Khailar
Manchouli
Algun
Keilunkiang
Amur
Blagoveshchensk
Kirin
Fengtien
Mukden
Dairen
Magnolia
Siberia
Deliberations Continue At Flagstaff Trial Of Coconino Rancher
Twelve jurors in the Jamie Black murder trial at Flagstaff remained in deliberations at 2:30 PM after being out since 6:30 PM the previous night. The Coconino County cattleman faces charges in the July death of Charles B. Otey at Mormon Lake amid testimony from more than 60 witnesses.
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By Mail
Flagstaff
Pune
Superior Court
Jamie Black
Coconino County
Mormon Lake
Charles B. Otey
Donovan Says Gila water should go to Arizona at tri state talks
At the closing session of the tri state Colorado river conference Chairman William J Donovan presented the Gila river proposal as a tentative draft for future agreement in the Boulder dam waters division dispute. Negotiations will resume in Santa Fe on October 14 with calls for interior department legal interpretation to align power questions.
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Washington
Boulder Canyon
Gila
Arizona
William J. Donovan
Gila River
Donovan
Boulder Dam
Santa Fe
N. M
Interior Department
George W. Malone
Nevada
Secretary of the Interior
A. H. Favour
Malone
House approves revised farm relief bill ending debenture
Washington June 14 AP farm relief legislation clears final House action by approving a revised conference report that removes the export debenture provision. The debentureless bill heads to the Senate where rapid approval is expected, then to the White House for signature.
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Washington
House
Senate
White House
Capitol
McNary
Agriculture Committee
Longworth
Curtis
Three States Joined in Hunt for Idaho Gunmen
A large, uncoordinated search across three states intensified for four desperadoes who abducted Idaho lieutenant governor W. B. Kinne and two other men. Passes, rifles, and shotguns mark the manhunt as farmers, miners, and residents from North Idaho, eastern Washington, and eastern Oregon scour highways, check cars, and question strangers.
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Lewiston
Idaho
W. B. Kinne
Lloyd Magruder
Lewiston Hotel
Nez Perce Reservation
Washington
Oregon
Town Captured Mexico City
Dispatches from Michoacan report General Lazaro Cardenas with 7,000 federal troops occupying Coalcoman Michoacan without fighting. Rebels who held the city were said to be entrenching themselves to defend it.
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Mexico City
Michoacan
Lazaro Cardenas
Coalcoman
Dawes Arrives In England and Remains Silent
Ambassador Charles G. Dawes arrived in Southampton aboard the Inner Olympic and greeting was given but he declined interview. Dawes said he was pleased to serve as American ambassador but would not disclose any messages from President Hoover to Prime Minister MacDonald.
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England
Southampton
Eng
Charles G. Dawes
Great Britain
Olympic
Hoover
Ramsey MacDonald
Customs Officer Cleared in Killing near International Falls
Assistant Secretary Lowman declared E. J. White, customs patrolman, acted within his authority and has a perfect defense in the shooting of Henry Virkkula near International Falls, Minnesota, last Saturday night.
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Washington
Lowman
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Treasury
E. J. White
Henry Virkkula
International Falls
Minn
Three Die in Brooklyn Dry Dock Explosion
An explosion in a Brooklyn dry dock killed three men and injured seven others, with two men seriously hurt and five slightly injured. The cause remains undetermined. The deceased are Thomas Kennedys, Christopher Kelly, and Philip Bur, all from Brooklyn.
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New York
Brooklyn Dry Dock
Thomas Kennedys
Christoffer Kelly
Philip Bur
Brookls Yn
Campbell Granted Return Visit From Spain
The State Department approved Thomas E. Campbell former Arizona governor and Sev ille exposition commissioner to return to the United States from Spain for a short visit. He will go back to Sev ille after arranging private matters. There were reports he might seek a government post including Secretary of Agriculture, though unconfirmed.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Thomas E. Campbell
Arizona
United States
Spain
Campbell
Seville
Phoenix Murder Suspect Is Out on Bail
Roy Stewart aged 33 was freed from county jail after posting 15,000 bail to await a Superior Court murder trial set for June 29 in connection with the killing of contractor Carl T. Schmidt. He had been jailed since May 23 on a preliminary charge.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Roy Stewart
Carl T. Schmidt
Stewart
Tig
Pustice Court
40 Arrests Made
Police in Harbin Manchuria report the arrest of forty suspects as part of a major crackdown. Details continue on page five.
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Harbin
Manchuria
15 Cars Seized As Theft Ring Trail Led to Phoenix
Phoenix investigators announced six more stolen vehicles were recovered and 15 cars now traced to a major western theft ring. Six men face secret indictments by a discharged federal grand jury as part of the crackdown led by R. V. Belnap. Authorities say scores of vehicles were moved into Phoenix from nearby states under false titles and serial numbers.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Federal
R. V. Belnap
National
Automobile Theft Bureau
West
State Motor Vehicle Division
James McClure
Dick Johnson
Los Angeles
Beluay
Mexicans Pray For Settlement In National Religious Talks
Thousands of Mexicans knelt in priestless churches across Mexico City as conferences continue. Archbishop Rusy Flores arrived from the United States last Saturday to aid negotiations aimed at settling the long standing religious controversy.
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Mexico City
Ruszy Flores
United States
Mrs Coolidge Joins Husband as Magazine Writer
June 14 AP reports Mrs Calvin Coolidge has followed her husband into magazine writing joining him in the field. She adds her voice to the craft in new literary pursuit.
Deadline bulletin urges Democrats to change party control
Washington reports Representative Box of Texas in a press appeal urged Democrats to remove party control from John J. Raskob as National Committee chairman. Kansas City notes arrival of inaugural transcontinental air rail service between New York and Los Angeles, sponsored by Universal Corporation with New York Central and Santa Fe railroads, reducing coast travel time by two business days.
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Representative Box
Texas
House
John J. Raskob
National Committee
Kansas City
New York
Los Angeles
The
Universal Corporation
New York Central
Atchison Topeka
Santa Fe
Faeifle
Atlantic
Gehrig Closes In On Home Run Lead in Yankee Game
Lou Gehrig led the major league home run race by belting two homers off George Uhle in the first two innings at the stadium. The blasts brought his total to 17 as Combs scored ahead of Gehrig on the second shot.
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Lou Gehrig
George Uhle
Stadium
Gehrig
Lou
Combs
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