Boys Track Down Idaho Desperadoes In Jungle Stand
Two farm boys Ward Alexander and Sam Bryan admitted fear while guiding officers to layabouts in Clearwater county Idaho. They led deputies to George Norman and George Livingston, captured after abducting Lt. Gov. W. B. Kinne and three others. confessions followed and suspects were moved for safety to Lewiston amid dangers.
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Juliaetta
Idaho
Ward Alexander
Sam Bryan
George Norman
George Livngston
W. B. Kinne
Norman
Livingston
Talbot Reynolds
Frank Lane
Engus Snoysl
Orofini
Kinne
Paul Kilde
W. L Tribbey
Uge
Reynolds
Wilde
Lewiston
Lbu
Clearwater
Refine
Neg Perce
Grand Canyon bridge dedication drew thousands from 20 states
About 6,000 people from 20 western states gathered in Marble Gorge Arizona to dedicate the Grand Canyon bridge linking Canada to the Mexican border. Four governors and officials, including George H Dern and J O Phillips, spoke on the bridge as a pageant recalled Lee's Ferry settlers. Governor Balzer traveled 2500 miles before leaving for Carson City.
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Marble Gorge
Canyon of the
Colorado
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Ariz
Colorado River
Canada
Lee’s Ferry
George H. Dern
Viah
R. C. Dillon
New
Balzer
Carson City
Hoover Signs Farm Relief Measure On Policy Statute Books
President Hoover, in a formal ceremony with congressional leaders present, signed the farm relief measure into law. The bill, after months of committee work and intense debate between chambers, completes the legislative process and places the policy into effect.
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Washington
Hoover
Curtis
Longworth
Hyde
Department of Agriculture
House
Beggie
Senate
Phin
Steadia Hoover
Myra Dewester Seeks Divorce After Abusive Husband
Mrs Myra Dewester of Alliance Nebraska filed for divorce on grounds of cruelty. She testified that her husband struck at her with fists and once shattered a glass door when she dodged a blow.
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Allianche
Neb
Myra May Dewester
Governor Phillips Delayed Address At Arizona Good Roads Meet
Governor John C. Phillips prepared remarks for the Arizona Good Roads association convention in Winslow arrived late due to mail delays. He stressed state cooperation with the highway department, legislative finance, and statewide views on road program funding, urging careful consideration of bond financing to advance highway work across counties.
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Arizona
California
Washington
Colorado River
Wilbur
Nevada
Santa Fe
N. M
Phil Swing
Carl Hayden
W. J. Donovan
John C. Phillips
Arizona Good Roads Association
Ike Fraizer
Winslow
Good Roads
State Highway Department
Varlos
Unclear text from Phoen in Arizona city plans university building
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a planned university building project in Phoen in Arizona. The text mentions the city, university board, and a meeting date but details are garbled.
French trans Atlantic fliers delay departure from Santander
In Spain the Yellow Bird crew postponed their return to Paris to tomorrow. Getafe airbase planes brought repair parts, while Assolant Lefevre and Lotti were greeted by the civil governor in Comillas. Departure time for the Paris leg is set for early tomorrow morning.
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Santander
Spain
Paris
Getafe
Assolant
Lefevre
Lotti
Comillas
Schreiber
Iris varieties fill Mrs. White’s Ukiah garden
In Ukiah California on June 15 1930 Mrs J Q White reports all known iris varieties flourishing in her home garden reflecting a wide bloom display.
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Ukiah, Cal
J. Q. White
Texas Senate Condemns Mrs Hoover over Negress Guest
In Austin on June 15 the Texas Senate approved a resolution condemning Mrs Herbert Hoover for entertaining Mrs Oscar Perriest wife of a new member of Congress from Illinois at a White House tea last Wednesday. Miss Margie Neal introduced the measure which passed with two dissenting votes.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Senate
Herbert Hoover
Oscar Perriest
Congress
Winois
White House
Margie E. Neal
Neal
T. Z. Wolbrook
Mrs. Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Racer Ray Keech Killed in Altoona 200 Miler Crash
The Indianapolis winner Ray Keech died when four cars collided in the 200 mile Altoona speedway race on June 15. Bob Robinson’s car struck the rail and two other vehicles piled into the wreckage on the east side of the Wood Bowl.
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Altoona Speedway
Ray Keech
Wood Bowl
Bob Robinson
Bisbee Protests Move of Arizona National Guard Camp
The Bisbee chamber protests to the War Department against relocating the Arizona national guard camp from Fort Huachuca to a northern Arizona site. Douglas and Tucson chambers lead similar objections.
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Bisbee. Ariz
Bisbee Chamber of Commerce
War Department
Washington
Arizona National Guard
Fort Huachuca
Arizona
Douglas
Tucson
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