Las Vegas Welcomes Boulder Canyon Dam Legislation
Secretary Wilbur and Commissioner Mead join a Las Vegas celebration as Boulder Canyon dam legislation nears enactment. They anticipate swift action on construction of the Colorado River wall, despite a pending presidential proclamation awaiting Attorney General Mitchell’s opinion.
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Las Vegas
Wilbur
Elwood Mead
Reclamation” Bureau
Colorado River
Hoover
Dem
Mitchell
Nevada
California Imperial Valley
Arizona
Dr. Mead
Black Canyon
Boulder Canyon
Seminole Chief Cleared in Murder of Widow Nui-Che
In Miami on June 22 AP reports Josse Billie a red skinned Seminole chief led a council to acquit him of the murder of Nui-Che during the annual green corn dance in the Everglades. The verdict restores his tribal privileges and local authorities are not expected to intervene.
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Miami
Fla
Jo- Sse Billie
Musa Isle Indian
Squaw Nui-Che
High Council of Medicine Men
Everglades Swamps
Billie
Philip Pillie
Corn Hillie
Redskins Travel To Gallup Sunday For Ball Contest
The Winslow Santa Fe Redskins baseball team departs by train for Gallup to face the Carbon City Greys on the Gamerco diamond. The miners are noted fast, but the Redskins aim for victory as manager Erickson plans to start Little Dollie Mariano or Eli Carrillo on the mound with Cheresposy in relief. Carrillo recently joined as a pitcher after formerly playing in the outfield.
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Winslow Santa Fe Redskins
Gallup
Carbon City
Carrillo
Redskins
Home Brew Sale Costly Fined in Winslow Court
Winslow police court handled few cases until Thursday night when Eddie Lane was arrested by Officer Harp and Deputy Walker for manufacture and sale of home brew. Lane was fined $50 and received a 30 day suspended sentence by Judge R. M. Bruchman.
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R. M. Bruchman
Winslow
Eddie Lane
C. W. Harp
Ed Walker
Lane
Assistants Named for Fourth of July Parade
Mrs. W. J. O'Hara, chairman of the Fourth of July parade committee, announced the appointment of Mrs. George Jackson and Mrs. R. C. Kaufman as assistants. She said strong entrant promises have been received and the Daily Mail will publish the parade entry list once plans are definite, with further entrants listed daily.
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W. J. O'Hara
George Jackson
R. C. Kaufman
O'Hara
Daily Mail
Winslow Delegation Heads to Albuquerque Plane Christening
Governor R C Dillon will represent Winslow at the christening of the giant tri motored City of Albuquerque in the T A T service tomorrow. Mayor BE Black Chamber official R B Walton and George A Giragi depart Winslow by air to witness the ceremony and return tomorrow afternoon. C M Bradley and Pat Murphy also travel to Albuquerque for the event.
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Winslow
R. C. Dillon
Albuquerque
BE. H. Black
R. B. Walton
Winslow Chamber of Commerce
George A. Giragi
Winslow Daily Mail
New Mexico City
Los Angeles
C. M. Bradley
Pat Murphy
Kingman
Government Likely To Gain When Old Currency Exchanged
President Hoover urged reporters to ask the Treasury for an estimate of currency that will not be redeemed when smaller bills are issued. He cited $5.07 billion in outstanding currency and recalled that after a Civil War recall, $13 million of $50 million remained unredeemed, increasing government assets.
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Washington
Hoover
Treasury
Bank of Lowell v Cox at Cochise county treasurer case heard
The last oral preport on the Arizona Supreme Court's June docket was heard in Phoenix. The case pits the Bank of Lowell against W. M. Cox serving as Cochise County treasurer.
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Phoenix
Ariz
State Supreme Court
Bank of Lowell
W. M. Cox
Cochise County
Justice Uses Telephone Court To Fine Forest Fire Suspect
Justice of Peace Harry M. Richwine fined Charles Hollingshead fifty dollars for causing a forest fire near Apache Maid south of Flagstaff. Ranger Oscar McClure notified the forest office after Supervisor E. G. Miller filed the complaint. Richwine phoned Hollingshead and offered a choice between a fine or jail, and the fine will be paid.
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Flagstaff
Justice of Peace
Harry M. Richwine
Charles Hollingshead
Apache Maid
Here
Oscar McClure
E. G. Miller
Richwine
Legion Post Plans Fourth of July Eve Dance
A local American Legion post announces a July 3 dance to cap the Independence Day celebration. Commander C. R. Templeton says plans are in progress and a lively event is anticipated. The Legion works with the city committee coordinating the Fourth of July festivities.
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Legion Post
American Legion
C. R. Temple
Gate-Crashing Guests Alarm London Society
London society hosts tighten rules against gate crashers at May fairs. Hostesses require invitation cards and use at the door checkers. Some consider issuing badges to distinguish invited guests from uninvited, after rising numbers of intruders spoiled gatherings.
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London
Cooper Named Inspector for State Livestock Board Payson District
F. M. Cooper was appointed an inspector for the state livestock sanitary board in the Payson district. Yuma’s tourist traffic shows a large increase in activity this period.
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Phoenix
Ariz
F. M. Cooper
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Payson
Yuma
Indians Hamper Federal Highway
A small group of seven Indians blocked roadwork on a federal highway segment near Wolf Point Montana claiming the route encroaches on their reservation. Workers halted until arrests were made and the case sent to federal court in Helena for settlement. Names cited include John Takesprenty Henry Blacktail Joshua Wetsit George Long and Leonard Adams.
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Wolf Point
Mont
Missouri River Bridge
Roosevelt Highway
State Highway Commission
Federal
Helena
John Takesprenty
Henry Blacktail
Joshua Wetsit
George Long
Leonard Adams
Marble Arch Hyde Park fame for lively oratory and hecklers
London visitors witness free entertainment as orators and hecklers clash at Marble Arch Hyde Park. A steady stream of speakers, hecklers, and polite police detail the day into night with crowd singing, political chatter, and Cockney humor.
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United Press
London
Marble Arch
Hyde Park
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