Arizona Bank in Flagstaff and Other Banks Fail Amid Withdrawals
Eight Arizona banks including the Arizona Bank in Flagstaff, Williams, Kingman, McNary, Chandler and Phoenix branches closed after heavy withdrawals tied to livestock loans. State Superintendent Ellery estimated total resources around 3 million with 300 thousand capital. Remaining Phoenix banks held 27.7 million in resources. Mesa’s First National Bank aims to compensate depositors in full while conditions worsen nationwide.
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Flagstaff
Kingman
McNary
Williams
Chandler
Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona Bank
Winslow
Mesa
S. W. Ellery
Lloyd Thomas
Ellery
Capital
First National Bank of
Leo M. Meeker
Los Angeles
C. J. Walters
L. G. Galland
Arizona Central Bank of
Mit Simms
Arizons Bank
L. H. van Spanckeren
First National Bank
J. J. Fraser
Holbrook Legion Rodeo Sets Big Contest at Fairgrounds
Holbrook officials unveil a two day rodeo with top acts and a strong prize list. Everett Bowman leads the field with a long pro career and record firsts. Events include calf roping bull dogging bronc riding team penning and many others with substantial purses and entry fees. Horses and riders from near and far converge for the town wide celebration with Liberty Theatre matinees and evening shows planned.
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Page One
Liberty Theatre
Hoct Gibson
Holbrook
Fight Looms On Two-Thirds Rule
Roosevelt forces push a two thirds rule fight with Norman E Mack and James A Reed opposing. J Bruce Kremer named to lead the Rules Committee challenge while Rayburn warns the effort undermines party unity. Senators Harrison Byrnes join the Democratic scene as delegates discuss running mate choices and convention law. Calf dogging times from El Paso Detroit and Blackfoot appear in the mix of campaign chatter.
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Andrew Jackson
Farley
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
Roosevelt
Rayburn
Texas
Garner
Harrison
Mississippi
Byrnes
South
Caroli
el Paso
Detroit
Michigan
Blackfoot
Idaho
Sacramento Rally Edges Missions 5 3 in Ninth
Sacramento scored three runs on three hits in the ninth to defeat the Missions 5 to 3 last night. The Reds had taken the lead in the eighth with one run.
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San Francisco
Sacramento
Missions
Reds
Ashurst Seeks Constitutional Amendment on Alien Employment
Senator Ashurst of Arizona introduces a joint resolution in the Senate proposing a constitutional amendment to let states curb hiring of aliens. The move follows court rulings that struck down Arizona’s 8 percent qualified-elector employment quota for corporations.
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Ashurst
Senate
Washington
Ariz
Arizona
Relief Bill Moves to Conference Amid Big Budget Proposals
The Senate boosts Reconstruction Corporation borrowing by 1.5 billion dollars for state and private loans and 300 million for relief loans, plus 500 million for public works bonds opposed by President Hoover. The House backs 1 billion for capital expansion, 1.2 billion bonds for post office and road projects, and 100 million for direct relief with no repayment plan.
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Garner
Hoover
Senate
Reconstruction Corporation
Johnson Mollison deny broken engagement reports
London June 24 Amy Johnson and J A Mollison denied today reports their engagement announced weeks ago had been broken Mollison is a former holder of the flight record from Great Britain to Australia.
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London
Amy Johnson
Fiiér
J. A. Mollison
Mollison
Great Britain
Australia
Roosevelt group seeks rule change on two thirds nomination
The item notes Roosevelt supporters pushing to abandon the two thirds rule for nominating a candidate, arguing a simple majority would suffice. Abolition faces opposition from anti Roosevelt leaders. The Rules Committee will consider the change Monday and present it to the convention Tuesday.
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Roosevelt
Rules Committee
Question of Legality in Globe Showlow Highway Funding
Arizona Daily Star outlines a budget dispute over 750000 for the Globe Showlow road with federal aid tied to designated termini. Competing interests back Showlow Springerville or Showlow St Johns routes, and Commissioner Barth's stance could swing approval. The governor’s clique allegedly seeks to delay final terminus designation to secure support, risking illegality and potential federal intervention.
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Globe-Showlow Road
Globbe- Showlow Road
Globe
Oth
Showlow
Springerville
St. Johns
Northern Highway
Barth
The
Highway Commission
Federal Bureau of Roads
Hail Kills Dozens of Goats in Chihuahua
A Chihuahua dispatch reports seventy goats killed at Santa Eulalia during a severe hail storm. The incident occurred yesterday amid one of the worst hail events in recent years.
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Mexico City
Chihuahua
Santa Eulalia
Senate OKs extra Red Cross wheat relief funding
The Senate approved a bill allowing the Red Cross to use 50 million bushels of farm board wheat for relief efforts.
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Washington
The
Senate Today
Red Cross
Farm Board
Rustlers Hunted In Sonora Arrests Made
A Mexican band of cattle rustlers and horse thieves was broken up in Sonora with the arrest of Jesus B. Tarra and Eduardo Guebara. Seven others were taken into custody earlier in the week.
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San Luis
Sonora
Mexico
Jeusu B. Tarra
Eduardo Guebara
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James A. Reed
Missouri
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North Carolina
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Ohio
Associated Press
Wiswell’s Ice Cream
Central Drug
Arizona Daily Star
Farm Board Wheat
Thritway
Fryers Local Dressed— Pound
Sunkist
Burt Olney
Ma Peewee
Reese
Oy Ee
William
Silver Pine
Supreme
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