Third Aviator Soon to Take Off at Kauai
Army airmen prepare for a record flight from Kauai as General Patrick may join the mission. Crissy Field officials supply a wireless antenna while Maitland and Hegenberger plan a near dawn takeoff. Fueling, engine checks, and final adjustments fill the schedule.
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Kauai
Smith
Army
Crissy Field
J. W. Maitland
Burlingame
Calif
Associated Press
Washington
Maitland
New Jersey
United States Opposed to Great Britain Naval Proposal
The United States opposed the substitution of a 13.5 inch gun maximum for 16 inch weapons delaying revision until 1931. Britain has many 13.5 inch guns, while the U S would need costly scrapping and re casting to adopt the smaller caliber, with four more years of uncertainty before a final decision. The talks at Geneva are more complex, focusing on auxiliary warships and global security interests, as Japanese delegates stress a desire for peaceful naval limitation and longer negotiations for proper instructions and study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
Geneva
Washington
Viscount Ishi
Saita
Beffiuse
Completion of Dam at Horse Mesa Planned
The report outlines funding constraints for finishing the Horse Mesa dam detour work and related rail project. State funds are tied by court rulings and existing budget allocations, with prison road funds limited to designated highway projects in Pinal County. Legislative opposition argues funds could be redirected to complete the trail, while authorities cite legal and budgetary limits. Phoenix and Maricopa figures feature in the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Mesa
Lefebvre
Supreme Court
Maricopa County
Board of Supervisors
Pinal County
Harlan Aker
Mike Murphy
Gila
Appropriations Committee
John Orme
House Appropriations
Japans shift on capital ships baffles Geneva talks
Viscount Ishii tells Hugh S. Gibson Japan will seek Tokyo instructions after British proposals sway the delegation. Three views arise about Japan's change with a possible link to American naval limits and an adjusted auxiliary warship ratio. Admiral Saito says 5-5-3 capital ship ratio may not apply to other warships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
Viscount Ishii
Hugh S. Gibson
Tokyo
Japan
France
Italy
Saito
Washington
Daudet Fails to Face Detectives Amid Pursuit
Police seek Daudet and DeLest as fugitives after rumors they fled to Belgium or remain near Paris. Mme Daudet is believed with her husband while Lemard, freed from detention, is in Paris and defying disclosure. Authorities expect him to report to Santa Prison within eight days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daudet
Paris
Sante Prison
Daudet Reported Arriving at Lausanne From Berne Dispatch
A Berne dispatch to the Journal de Geneve says a report has reached the federal palace that M. Daudet has arrived at Lausanne. The message notes Daudet’s movement amid recent diplomatic activity in Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
Berne
Journal de Geneve
Federal Palace
M. Daudet
Lausanne
Interior Secretary Scored by Senator Rallies for Boulder Canyon Dam
Senator Tasker Oddie of Nevada condemned Secretary Hubert Work in Reno addressing the Rotary Club. He said interior policies threaten western water and aim to block the Boulder Canyon dam while seeking government control of state waters. He pledged to force the secretary to disclose his opposition.
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Reno
Nev
Secretary of the Interior
Hubert Work
Tasker
Oddie
Nevada
Father of General Rodriguez is Dead
Nicolas Rodriguez aged 87, father of General Aberlardo Rodriguez the governor of Lower California’s northern district, died at his Nogales home after living there over 50 years. Survived by a widow two sons and four daughters. General Rodriguez expected to arrive tonight.
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Nogales
Ariz
Nicolas Rodriguez
Aberlardo Rodriguez
Lower
California
Rodriguez
Chamberlin and Pal Arrive in Warsaw Amid Welcome Crowd
American trans Atlantic aviators Clarence D. Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine arrived in Warsaw from Marienbad to a enthusiastic reception. They were greeted by government and army representatives and by John B. Stetsuva Jr. American minister in the city.
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Warsaw
Poland
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Marienbad
Czecho-Slovakia
John B. Stetsuva, Jr
Robbers Steal 11000 From Kinsley National Bank
Four men held up the Kinsley National Bank this afternoon, kidnapped cashier R W Owings, and escaped in a car with eleven thousand dollars. Local authorities hunt for suspects as the bank branch reports the heist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsley, Kas
Kinsley National Bank
R. W. Owings
Navy bases not in scope of delegation says Admiral Saito
Admiral Saito states that re treatment of capital ships does not require reopening naval bases in the Pacific and that no proposal to discuss bases has been advanced, emphasizing bases are outside the delegation's mandate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Saito
Count Vladimir Baranoff Dies in Death Valley Heat
Count Vladimir Baranoff 67 a former Russian government representative and Russo-Japanese War field marshal died in Death Valley California from exhaustion after being lost for a day in near 140 degree heat. He was buried in Silver Lake after a difficult rescue and his body could not be moved due to heat.
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Ington
Death Valley
Buranoff
San Francisco
A. J. Cody
Santa Monica
Cal
F. H. Hall
Baranoff
Cody
Glen Peterson
Peterson
Silverlake
Hall
Prohibition Administrator Mills Resigns in NY and Conn
Major Chester P. Mills, eastern New York and Connecticut prohibition administrator, telegraphed his resignation to prohibition commissioner Dr. John M. Doran in Washington. His departure ends a tenure marked by enforcement in the region.
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Orville Wright
Fat Man
New York
Paris
Charles Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Dayton
Washington
Chester P. Mills
Connecticut
Prohibition Service
John M. Doran
Writ of Habeas Corpus For Ace Newman Argued
An application for a writ of habeas corpus seeking the release of Ace Newman of Phoenix, charged with murder, will be argued in Prescott superior court. Newman's counsel, superintendent of construction for Lightening Delivery, argues he is held without probable cause.
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Prescott
Ace” Newman
Phoenix
Sherwin Riggins
Newman
The
Lightening Delivery Company
Court Considers New Trial for Burnett
Prescott June 27 AP A motion for a new trial for Melvin W. Burnett who was found guilty last week of first degree murder in the slaying of cattleman James Brown on Sept 12 1921 was taken under advisement in Superior court Burnett faces life imprisonment and will not begin serving sentence until the court rules on the motion FE Clark of Phoenix represented Burnett
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Prescott
Melvin W. Burnett
James Brown
Burnett
FE. S. Clark
Phoenix
Ruling on Dual Receivership Appeal Heard in San Francisco
Arguments to set aside or uphold Judge McCormick Los Angeles ruling on dual receiverships for the A C Wagg Company were presented in U S Circuit Court San Francisco. A decision is due July 1.
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San Francisco
Paul J. McCormick
Los Angeles
A. C. Wagg Company
U. S
Death of Joseph Dent in Flagstaff After Long Illness
Flagstaff mourns Joseph Dent who died at home after over a decade of illness. Born in England he cultivated sheep before retiring eight to nine years ago. Survived by wife Emma Newman and three children George Thomas Nora, with George in California and Thomas and Nora in Flagstaff. Several local residents and visitors were noted in the report.
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Flagstaff
Joseph Dent
Mr. Dent
England
Emma Newman
George
Thomas
Nora
California
Dent
Flagstaff Residents Attend Prescott Trap Tournament and Local News
Flagstaff mourns a busy week with many residents traveling to Prescott for the state Trap shooters' tournament. Distinct trips include Gold Raudebaugh Gilham Dillman and others. Local happenings feature visits from Phoenix and Los Angeles, family trips to Grand Canyon and Mormon Lake, car mishaps near Mormon Lake, jail arrests, and community shifts at Pay'n Takit and local homes. Williams holds top score after a 16 to 2 game against Ashfork and Owl residents note genealogies and property moves.
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F. M. Gold
Ei B. Raudebaugh
W. B. Raudebaugh
Charlie Gilham
Albert Dillman
Flagstaff
Prescott
Tommy Devine
Los Angeles
Ed Spelliyer
Ocean Park
California
Ed Brown
Ben
Columbia
Mr. Brown
Brokher
Cliff Ray
University of Missouri At Columbia
Williams
Ashfork
Mr. Bates
Phoenix
Williams Notes Update From June in Williams
R J Hock drove to Nogales Friday and returned Sunday with his family visiting Mrs Hocks mother for months. Ashler picnic at Benham place south of town drew about one hundred attendees. E H Duffield left for his White Mountains ranch with three sons. Dr E A Miller and family of Flagstaff visited Williams. C F Gunther and wife spent the weekend at Mormon Lake. Mrs Felix Alcorn has quit her
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Miller
Flagstaff
Williams
C. F. Gunther
Mormopp Lake
Felix
Mrs Widdowson Named Dean at University of Arizona
Mrs Robert Widdowson professionally Dr Clara Seippel and longtime Chicago assistant city physician has been named dean of women at the University of Arizona. Acting President Dyron Cummings announced the appointment to fill the vacancy after Dean Anna Pearl Sooper's term ends.
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Tucson
Robert Widdowson
Clara Seippel
Chicago
University of Arizona
Widdowson
Dyron Cummings
University
Board of Regents
Anna Pearl Sooper
C. E. Marvin
Weg Ahines Wey
Fenorge
Washington Universit
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Tuba City
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Joseph Sheehan
McNary
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Roger Morris
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