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Winslow Daily Mail

Location

Winslow, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1927

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Byrd Flight America Aims to Open Ocean Flight Science

New York June 29 AP Richard E Byrd and three companions in the monoplane America headed toward France on a non stop ocean flight. The expedition combines speed tests with atmospheric research to develop safe, practical flying over oceans and to glean scientific data from remote winds and storms.

New York Richard E. Byrd America France Newfoundland Roosevelt Field Nova Scotia Charles A. Lindbergh St. Louis Byrd Halifax

Kimes Arraignment Scheduled for Today

Oklahoma City June 29 Matthew Kimes an Oklahoma outlaw arrived at the state capitol in custody of Sheriff John Russell and two deputies He was moved toward Okmulgee to face murder charges linked to bank robberies at Deggs and the shooting of James M nanally in the prior month Arraignment expected tomorrow in Okmulgee

Oklahoma City Okla Matthew Kimes Oklahoma State Capitol John Russell Okmulgee Charles Worley State Bureau of Identification Kimes Kimes Wold James Mcnanally Deggs

Actress Dorothy McKaye Found Guilty in Husband’s Murder

Dorothy McKaye convicted of concealing facts in the murder of her husband. The case centers on alleged complicity and cover up details presented at trial. News notes also report a transatlantic plane sighting near Newfoundland via a radio dispatch from Frenueh Cable Company.

Dorothy McKaye New York Frenueh Cable Company America Chaultier St. Johns Newfoundland Saint Pierre Miquelon

Byrd Fokker monoplane America updates from 1400 miles out

Roosevelt Field reports that the Fokker monoplane America with Commander Byrd and crew was alive at 12 50 A M I C T and audible signals were received from the Chatham Mass station of the radio corporation of America, estimating about 1400 miles distance.

Roosevelt Field N. Y America Byrd Chatham Mass Radio Corporation of America

Radio messages from Lt Neville relayed by Doric and Chatham

Two wartime radio messages from Lieutenant Neville sent at 6 39 and 7 09 P M EDST. The earlier note thanks for cooperation while noting constant use of the set. The later message complains the radio is hectic but sends regards. The Doric steamship and Chatham Radio Corporation relayed both messages.

Roosevelt Field N. Y Neville America Doric Chatham Radio Corporation

Byrd reports fog and navigation issues for transatlantic flight

Commander Richard E. Byrd relayed at 6 39 am EDT that the America was enveloped in fog over Newfoundland making navigation impossible and indicating weather conditions improved by rising above the fog. UK radio Malin Head confirms hearing a signal at 2 30 am GMT but provides no flight details.

Roosevelt Field N. Y Richard E. Byrd Newfoundland Byrd London Malin Head Ireland America

Actress Dorothy MacKaye Found Guilty in Husband Death Case

Dorothy MacKaye, stage actress, is found guilty by an eight woman ten man jury of covering up facts in the death of her husband actor Ray Raymond. Paul Kelly is convicted of manslaughter. She faces possible one to three years in San Quentin or six months in county jail, with sentencing to follow.

Los Angeles Dorothy MacKaye Ray Raymond Paul Kelly Burnell Miss MacKaye San Quentin California Frank A. Zillgitt P. H. Geohegen H. EK. Binkley

Plan for Improvement of Streets Discussed by Rotarians

Winslow Rotary members spent about 30 minutes after their regular meeting yesterday discussing the town street problem. R C Kaufman proposed a curb and gutter drainage plan to eliminate water and mosquito breeding. Councilman F E H Black urged drainage first and asked City Engineer Stanley Watkins for his view. Watkins agreed drainage and curb and gutter followed by surfacing as the remedy.

Meet Winslow Winslow Rollars Club R. C. Kaufman F E. H. Black Stanley Watkins Watkins Winston

Bridge Contract Awarded for Lee's Ferry Span

Phoenix AP June 29 The Kansas City Structural Steel Co won the Lee's Ferry bridge contract at 341000. The Arizona state highway department will cover the 56000 gap between 285000 available and the bid. State Engineer W C Lefebvre said interior secretary approved the award.

Phoenix Lee's Ferry Colorado River W. C. Lefebvre Kansas, City Structural Steel. Company State Highway Department Lefebvre Secretary of the Interior Kansas City

Civilian plane workup triggers Oakland flight dispute

Civilian aviator Ernest L. Smith failed to take off on his Oakland to Honolulu flight, prompting a postflight dispute among backers Edmund J. Moffett and Anthony Parente at Oakland airport. Parente demanded control of the contract, while Moffett refused, stating his stake in the ship. Smith later said he surrendered his contract to Parente and wanted to proceed, with dissension already evident among the crew and sponsors.

San Francisco Ernest L. Smith Oakland-Honolulu Edmund J. Moffett Anthony Parente Smith Oakland Municipal Parente Moffett Joy Wood Charles H. Carter Definded Through

Indictment Ties Ex-Mexican Leader to U S Plot

Former provisional Mexican president Adolfo De La Huerta and aides were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of conspiracy to violate U S neutrality laws. Also named were Luis Gayo Morentin and several others with bonds set at 5000 each.

Los Angeles Cal Adolfo de la Huerta Mexico Federal Grand Jury United States Luis Gayo Guas M. Espinosa de la Huerta San Francisco el Paso Tucson Ariz Mexico Department ‘of Justice L. G. Leetch John Doe Gallegos Alfonso Gomez Morentin Manuel Espinosa Francisco Ferriz Enrique Breceda J. Ross Boles Frank Thayer Department of Justice Enriquez Estrada Estrada San Diego California McNeil’s Island

High Water Expected on Colorado River Near Yuma

The Weather Bureau announced that recent rains in the upper and middle Colorado River basins will raise the river starting July 6 or 7 with a probable peak discharge of 75,000 second feet and a 26 foot gauge at Yuma by July 19. The high water should be brief unless more rain falls. today’s gauge reads 25.2 feet and 62,900 second feet.

Yuma Colorado River

Yellow Banner Carried by Byrd for Ocean Distress

An article describes the aircraft America carrying a yellow distress banner stowed in the tail. A kite and aerial system would elevate the banner and enable radio signaling if the plane must abandon ship.

Byrd New York America

Habeas Corpus Filed for Smith in Tucson

Attorneys for Sidney Smith filed a writ of habeas corpus in the U S district court in Tucson in connection with the death of an 18 month old child. The writ is returnable Saturday. Smith is held as a federal prisoner at the county jail and faces extradition to Mexico to face murder and assault charges.

Tucson Sidney Smith Nogales Sonora Mexico United States District Court Smith U. S Edwin F. Jones

Winds Delay Start of Grace Flight

Head winds delay Rich ard Grace flight from MANA Kauai. Grace slept this afternoon and may return to Pearl Harbor on Oahu if unfavorable weather persists.

Mana Island Kaui Hawaii Richard Grace Grace Pearl Harbor Oahu

Britain says no desire to dispute U S parity in naval power

Geneva June 29 AP Great Britain has no plan to contest parity with the United States in naval strength. First Lord of the Admiralty W C Bridgeman told AP that Britain seeks to state its requirements, not seek supremacy, and accepted Washington treaty parity. Delegates at the tripartite naval conference focus on cruisers, exploring class divisions and two 10,000 ton categories with 8 and 6 inch guns amid debate over potential conversion of fast liners into auxiliary cruisers.

Geneva Great Britain United States W. C. Bridgeman Admiralty Associated Press Switzerland United Staes Tripartite Naval Conference

Nevada fighter wins decision at Ocean Park bout

Jackie Spencer of Nevada defeats Battling Siki of Arizona in an eight round featherweight bout at Ocean Park California to gain the decision in the night’s main event.

Battling Stee Ocean Park Cali Jackie Spencer Nevada Battling Siki Arizona

Weather forecast for Arizona shows fair Thursday and Friday

The forecast calls for mostly fair skies in Arizona Thursday and Friday with little change in temperatures. Winds remain light and daytime highs hover in the comfort zone with mild overnight lows.

Arizona

Pioneers complete first mainland to Hawaii flight

Lieutenants Lester Maitland and Albert Hegenberger make the first Pacific crossing from the American mainland to Hawaii in 25 hours 50 minutes piloting a monoplane. They fly unescorted, receive high military praise, and decline a $10,000 prize and an exclusive story offer.

Honolule Lester J. Maitland Albert Hegenberger United States Army Pacific Ocean Hawaii Army Navy Maitland Hegenberger United States James D. Dole Oakland Hawaiian Wheeler Field Ocean

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