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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1927
Page
6
In a Hollywood courtroom the five convicted men and women faced sentencing after testimony described a party involving drinking and carousing. Prosecution criticized moral lapses while jurors delivered verdicts amid claims of appeals.
United States senator Borah argues for a home focused program to conserve natural resources and boost American markets. He condemns debt cancellations and lending to Europe, calling for swift action to halt waste of oil timber and water along with preventing price exploitation.
As Maitland and Hegenberger push toward Honolulu their Fokker awaits start in Kauai wind. Army officials prep escort flights and Wheeler Field welcome plans while Hawaii readies crowds and searchlights for a triumphant trans Pacific finish.
Flagstaff Wool Growers Association schedules its 41st annual convention here July 12 13. Oatman Western Apex Mining Company plans on milling its own tes.
Report details the six ton Fokker aircraft piloted by Lieutenants Maitland and Tiegenberger crossing toward Hawaii amid light rain squalls and 30 mph winds. Citizens of Honolulu prepare an early morning celebration between 2 and 8 am Hawaiʻi time as the team nears the island.
In Tucson on June 28 two men Fred K. Cochrane and Frances A Vaughan were arrested for impersonating federal officers and reported to U S Commissioner Isdwin J F Jones held on $1,000 bond They claimed to be commissioned by a California friend named Mandy to travel the country and enforce justice but produced no documentary proof.
The article details American opposition to reopening the Washington naval treaty as Britain seeks limits on battleships while Japan hedges its stance. Washington officials fear a renewed debate would provoke public backlash and disrupt the Geneva talks, with Britain pressing for cruiser reductions and a 1931 five power conference looming.
Dorothy Mackaye was shown as a "vampire who wrecked three homes" in prosecutors arguments during her conspiracy trial in Los Angeles. The cases involve her alleged concealment of facts in the death of actor-husband Ray Raymond and the wrecked homes of Paul Kelly and Dr. W J Sullivan. A final verdict was not yet delivered as of adjournment and could follow tomorrow. A Tucson contract was awarded for a new post office building.
Pasadena, June 28. F H Asuma a Japanese aviator who served in the US army during World War I says he plans to fly to Japan. He would risk his life on a 4300 mile flight to greet the Orient. He studied at Keio University and aims to use a three motor plane. support from Southern California Japanese community and the Los Angeles consul Kosa Mizusawa. He has been training at Clover Field near Santa Monica.
The United States transport Henderson will sail for Tientsin tomorrow carrying Brigadier General Butler commander of the American marine forces in China to establish his headquarters there. Eight airplanes two tanks and supplies will be taken to Tientsin from Suanghee.
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