India and Britain face a future of independence and doubt
An editorial reflects on Kipling’s East and West adage as India seeks total home rule while Britain debates its role. It notes Gandhi's push for complete separation from Western civilization, the gifts Britain brought, and the question whether India can thrive alone or slip back. The piece asks if backward or forward progress will prevail.
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Kipling
India
Great Britain
Gandhi
East
Reward Offered for Fire Bug Responsible in Yuma
About 1100 dollars is offered for arrest and conviction of any person or persons believed to have caused fires in Yuma Arizona. The fires prompted a 25 percent rise in fire insurance rates by the Arizona Equitable office in Phoenix effective June 17, making the arsonist a public menace with a price on his head.
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Yuma
Arizona
Arizona Equitable
Phoenix
Yumans
Mellon Praises Tariff Law Amid Global Protest
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon declares the tariff law ends business uncertainty and aids recovery despite strong protests from France Switzerland Canada Mexico Cuba and Japan. He argues the measure will not destroy foreign trade though markets have sunk since its passage.
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France
Switzerland
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Japan
Mr. Mellon
Arizona Resents Washington Good Will Comment
Senator Ashurst in a senate address counters a Washington editorial claiming Arizona’s future rests on federal good will. He argues against Colorado river water and power monopolization by California and rejects the notion of relying on Washington. He warns, if Boulder dam equals Washington good will, then less good will is better for Arizona.
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Washingtons
Phoenix Evening Gazette
Ashurst
Senate
Washington
Arizona
Colorado
California
Boulder
Novelist Describes Navajo Traders in McCall's Article
Oliver LaFarge, Furist prize novelist, writes in McCall's July issue about Navajo relations with traders, origins of the jewellers art, and how conquest, trade, and adaptation shaped Navajo weaving, silversmithing, and culture. He notes warlike beginnings, later exchange, and the Navajo love of trade and novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Oliver LaFarge
Fulitizer Prize
McCall’s Magazine
Mr. LaFarge
Southwest
Hoover To Address Governor Conference
President Hoover will address the Utah governor conference in Salt Lake City by radio on June 30. The brief speech will be broadcast over the National and Columbia networks.
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Washington
Hoover
Dern
Utah
Salt Lake City
Columbia
Suit Filed Over Blast Destroys Roof. Infant Dies
Alfred Wells sues Murray Construction Company for 25900 after a blast caused rocks to damage his home roof and rain entered through holes drenching his months-old baby who died of pneumonia. The incident occurred in Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Upi
Alfred Wells
Murray Construction Company
Electric-wire incident at Sterchi Park saddles horse
A horse at Sterchi Park riding academy in Knoxville was electrocuted after biting an electric cord. The report notes the horse was a favorite mount and that horses may be tempted to nibble cords when offered a high price, while observers remark on stall-side bargaining behaviors.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Sterchi Park Riding Academy
Gasoline tax figures released for 11 month period
Navajo county to receive 25028.42 as its share of total gasoline tax revenues for 11 months. For the period, 2779875.16 was collected with 205803.64 refunded leaving a net of 2474071.50. County shares total 927776.80 and state 1546291.70 with May totals 29920.49 and refunds 54681.35.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Navajo County
FE. M. Whitworth
Arizona Highway Department
Miss Margaret Stewie Sees First Pretzel
Margaret Stewie a student at Agnes Scott College near Atlanta says she never saw a pretzel until arriving in the United States. She is from Leipzig Germany and made the remark during a visit to Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Margaret Stewie
Leipsiz
Germany
Agnes Scott College
Here
United States
Two Fish on One Hook Nabs Sightseers in Selma
In Selma Alabama two fish on a single hook reportedly took the same bait and were reeled in together. The odd catch drew local attention as witnesses described the moment when both fish clung to the line at once.
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Selma Ala
Advice For Feeding Corn To Sheep Herd
Stockmen are urged to scatter corn and not leave it in piles when feeding sheep. This method ensures equal access for stronger and weaker animals. About one fourth pound per head per day is believed sufficient.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Washington Letter on Farm Board’s First Year Impacts
The Farm Board nears one year with $145 million loaned to cooperatives and a $1.18 loan peg for wheat. It promotes national cooperatives to stabilize markets while urging farmers to join co op ventures and work toward self help.
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Rodney Dutcherner
Ashington
Federal Farm Board
Act of Congress
Farm Board
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Farmers National Grain Corporation
National Wool Marketing Corporation
American Cotton Co-operative Association
National Bean Marketing Association
National Livestock Marketing Association
White House antiques moved to storage
Washington reports antiques taken from the White House and placed in storage including 1800 wine glasses. Berlin notes Josef Paetz delivered a 1000 litre wine barrel and received a silver wine cup from merchants after 500 miles from Bernkastel. Newpor . R I mentions aviatrix Miss Mary Ed age and Owen Young’s niece to marry John Arthig oy announced by airplane. Marie Dressler returns to talkies with a corrected line about mothers smile across languages.
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Washington
White House
Berlin
Josef Paetz
Bernkastel
Rhineland
Newpors, R. I
Mary Edage
Owen
Young
John Arthigoy
Walter Muether
Trouts Weigh Seven Pounds Caught by Wammon Witnesses
Fred Wammon claimed the catch and produced witnesses as two trouts weighing five and two pounds were landed.
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Fred Wammon
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Postoffice
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Kit Carson
Whitworth
Clara Beau
Wra
Los Angeles
Rex Bell
Clara Bow
Rex
Harry Richman
New York
Clara
Marie Dressler
Talkies
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