Good Roads Oppose Central Highway on Arizona Bond Plan
Arizona Good Roads Association condemns the Central Highway group after its Phoenix meeting it accuses them of violating a prior Tucson agreement on highway funds and threatens to protest any expenditure if the bond financing for state roads is blocked. The dispute centers on the Globe to Springerville route and county opposition to the plan.
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Central Highway Association
Phoenix
Jesse Bright
Arizona Good Roads Association
R B. Walton
Winslow Chamber of Commerce
Central Highway Group
Tucson
Arizona
Wright
Walton
J. W. Strode
Globe-Springerville
Surplus Seen as Year Ends as 1930 Finances Close
Washington reports a 1930 fiscal year end with about 200 million in surplus. By Thursday 4.151 billion in receipts and 3.939 billion in outlays yielded a 212.52 million favorable margin.
Hoover Welcomes Atlantic Flyers in White House Blue Room
Charles Kingsford-Smith and the Southern Cross crew plus Anthony Fokker Bernt Balchen Byrd’s South Pole pilot and Eddie Rickenbacker were greeted by President Hoover at the White House. Officials from aviation services greeted the arrive at Bolling Field before the ceremony with diplomats and ministers present.
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Washington
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Atlantic
Hoover
White ‘House
Anthony Fokker
Bernt Balchen
Byrd
South Pole
Eddie Rickenbacker
Bolling Field
Army
Navy
Ronald Lindsay
J. Patrick Saul
W. J. B. Macaulay
Irish Free State
Ewart van Dyck
J. H. van Royen
Netherlands
Sweden Wins Gothenburg Gold Cup Yachting Final
Sweden won the final in Gothenburg on June 9 defeating America and Denmark to capture the gold cup in the yachting event.
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Gothenburg
Sweden
America
Ainark
Hill Sinking Prompts Oil Wells Shutdown Near LA Habra
An unstable hill near LA Habra California continues to move sinking seven feet west and eight feet in two weeks. Two nearby oil wells stopped producing as geologists warn the cavity beneath the hill could expand until the oil pool is depleted. Further well closures may follow if movement persists.
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LA Habra
Calif
Exports Report Shows Decline in 1930 Trade
The United States Chamber of Commerce released a study showing exports for the first quarter of 1930 were four percent below the 1924–1928 average. Exports were twenty percent lower than the same period in 1929, reflecting the global recession and lower commodity prices reducing foreign purchasing power.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Tax Commission Fixes Telephone Values In Arizona
The Arizona state tax commission announces tentative 1930 valuations for telephone and telegraph properties totaling 8.18 million dollars, up 891 thousand from 1929. Wire miles total 146,299.79, about 14 thousand more than last year, with fourteen companies operating in the state.
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Tax Commission
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
State Tax Commission
Telephone and Telegraph Companies
Fireworks Vendors in Mesa May Face Liability
Fire works vendors outside Mesa city limits, selling fireworks to evade arrest, may be held responsible for injuries or property damage caused by their products.
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Mesa
Ariz
Youthful Bandit Shot As He Resists Arrest
Edward Hogan age 19 from Edmundton Alberta is hospitalized in Flagstaff after a gunfight 30 miles southwest of town with Coconino County officers who tried to arrest him for stealing goods from Hart Cattle Company ranch at Deep Wells. Hogan was shot in the right shoulder but not seriously hurt. The incident began Saturday when Roy Potter, manager of Part cattle company, rode to Clear Creek cattle company headquarters at the Pump Ranch.
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Edward Hogan
Edmundton
Alta
Flagstaff
Here
Coconino County
Hart Cattle Company
Deep Wells
M. C. Kendall
Clear Creek Cattle Company
Young Bandit
Roy Potter
Part Cattle Company
Pump Ranch
Thirty Die In Mexican Riot near Matamoras
La Prensa reports in Matamoros Coahuila a clash between communist demonstrators and police left twenty killed and eight wounded. The march was refused thrice then attempted despite police blockage and gunfire erupted between the groups.
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Torreon
Mexico
la Prensa
Matamrcas
Coahuila
Here
Martial Law Curbs Honduras Rioting
Martial law spread across four Atlantic coast departments in Honduras to curb communist celebrations. The government detained and deported about forty foreigners identified as agitators, while others including the Nicaraguan leader were held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Robio Teljering
Senator Smoot Announces Engagement to Mrs Alice Sheets
Salt Lake City Utah June 30 AP Senator Reed Smoot announced he and Mrs Alice Taylor Sheets would marry soon. The ceremony will be held in the Latter Day Saints temple. Mrs Sheets is a Salt Lake City widow active in LDS Church affairs and is the former Mrs Edwin Sheets.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Reed Smoot
Alice Taylor Sheets
Senator Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
Mrs. Sheets
Smoot
Sheets
Latter Day Saints Church
Edwin 5. Sheets
Latter Day Saints
George H. Dern
Mesa Chamber urges painting fence posts along Apache Trail
The Mesa District Chamber of Commerce launched a campaign to persuade property owners along the Apache Trail in Mesa Arizona to paint fence posts. The effort aims to improve road appearance and community pride on the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa, Ariz
Mesa District
Federal takeover of prohibition bureau tonight
Washington June 30 AP Responsibility for enforcing the prohibition laws will pass tonight to the nation’s legal agency. At midnight the department of justice will take over the prohibition bureau from the treasury and launch its enforcement campaign with Attorney General Mitchell in command and backed by aides Youngquist Woodgock and Jones. The move seeks state cooperation and ends Treasury control as the federal government expands its police powers.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Hoover
Prohibition Bureau
The
Treasury
Mitchell
Youngquist
Amos W. W. Woodgock
Howard T. Jones
Division of Prohibition
Athena
Resignation of Santa Fe Attorney for Winslow Firm
Through Sawyer and Clark announces P. Sawyer has resigned as Santa Fe attorney for Winslow. The senior member of the firm cites personal business as the reason. He had represented the railroad legal department for the past two years. no successor named yet.
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Sawyer & Clark
Winslow Attorneys
P. A. Sawyer
Santa Fe
Winslow
Sawyer
Railroad Legal Department
Murder Darkens Chicago as Gang War Heats Up
Chicago June 30 AP report records a new gang killing amid the Jake Lingle inquiry. Michale Gallichio, a west side hoodlum for Joseph Red Bolton's gang, was shot nine times and found along a highway southwest of the city, clutching a nickel. Police deem the killing retaliation and label Gallichio a double crosser.
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Chicago
Jake Lingle
Lingle
Michale Gallichio
West Side
Joseph “Red” Bolton
Gallichio
Bar Silver Holds at New York Market
Bar silver sits at 33 5 8 in New York trading as of June 30, reflecting market stability for precious metals on the futures floor.
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New York
Alfred Lingle Recast In Tribune's Light After Slaying
The Chicago Tribune assigns a new, darker characterization to slain reporter Alfred Jake Lingle. It notes investigation findings suggesting Lingle acted within police circles and politics for money, implying a crime nexus beyond his newsroom role. The piece portrays him as well off beyond his $66 weekly pay.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune Today
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Alfred Lingle
The
Tribune
Lingle
Robert M. Lee
the Tribune
Pope Pius XI Calls for More Parish Priests in Rome
In Vatican City on June 30 AP reports Pope Pius XI urged a larger priestly staff to counter Protestant proselytizing in Rome. He spoke at a secret consistory where five cardinals were created, noting recent Italian laws favoring Protestants clash with the Lateran spirit and the church’s aims.
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Vatican City
Rome
Pius XI
Italy
Bear tears hand from small girl at Medinah Zoo
At Medinah Country Club miniature zoo in Chicago a three year old girl Barbara Cross was badly injured when a bear she was petting tore the right hand and forearm and severely lacerated the upper arm. Neighbors and onlookers pulled the child away. doctors said her condition was serious but not likely fatal.
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Chicago
Barbara Cross
Medinah Country Club
Army Reserve Pilots Die in Salisbury Plane Crash
Captain Albert B Flood and Lieutenant Benjamin Berkowitz army reserve pilots were killed when their training plane crashed yesterday at Mitchel Field. The craft plunged 100 feet, crossed a highway and tore down part of a 12 foot iron fence at Salisbury Country Club golf course.
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Mitchel Field
N. Y
Albert B. Flood
Benjamin Berkowitz
Army Reserve
Salisbury Country Club
Pure Food Advocate Dies At Washington
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, noted pure food advocate, died at his Washington home after two months of heart trouble. He was 85 years old and passed shortly after 2 a.m.
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Washington
Harvey W. Wiley
Population of Michigan Grows to 4 818 371 in 1930 Census
Detroit June 30 The Associated Press tabulation shows Michigan’s population at 4 818 371, a rise of 1 139 641 since 1920. The report summarizes census data collected by enumerators across the state.
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Detroit
Associated Press
Michigan
Columbia plane makes Bermuda nonstop run and back
Williams and Boyd piloting the Columbia completed a non stop Bermuda flight and return from Roosevelt Field. They dropped a mail sack at Hamilton Bermuda and sent a weather report cable to Dr. James H. Kimball. The journey began 4 01 am and ended 9 03 pm, covering about 9 hours 19 minutes to the island.
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Valley Stream
N. Y
Columbia
Bermuda
Roger Q. Williams
Errol Boyd
Harry E. Connor
Roosevelt Field
Curtiss Field
Hamilton
James H. Kimball
New York
Fourteen Nations Discuss U S Tariff in Paris Meeting
In Paris on June 30 AP the European customs union association met at the foreign office to plan ways to ease the impact of the new American tariff on Europe. Delegates from 14 nations discussed methods though the association is private and not a government body. Foreign Minister Briand was not to attend.
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Paris
Europe
European Customs Union Association
Foreign Office
Briand
Minority Report On Treaty Opposes London Papal Pact
Two minority reports published today from the Senate Foreign Relations Committee oppose the London papal treaty. Senators Johnson California Moses New Hampshire and Robinson Indiana object citing unequal sea power for America and no tax savings. The committee approved the pact 16 to 4 with Shipstead Minnesota casting the fourth negative ballot.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
California
Moses
New Hampshire
Robinson
Indiana
Shipstead
Minnesota
America
Great Britain
French Court Declines Annullment Case In Mesa Pair
Paris authority says it has no jurisdiction over Lieutenant Lavelle Blackburn and Rose Wilbur Blackburn. The couple wed in Florence Arizona on May 24 1928 and their domicile in France is not established. The ruling cites lack of French domicile and dismisses the case.
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Mesa
Paris
Lavelle Blackburn
Arizona
Rose Wilbur Blackburn
Florence
Pima County
France
Congress Argues Over Enforcement Funds For Hoover Commission
Washington June 30 The senate and house clash over funding for the Hoover law enforcement commission for next year. The house seeks 250000 to continue the general inquiry, while Senator Glass of Virginia pushes a 50000 cap for a prohibition study. The dispute risks early adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
House
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
Wood
Hoover
Glass
Virginia
Coolidge District To Vote Bond Issue
Residents of Coolidge Arizona will vote on July 12 for a $60,000 bond issue to fund a 10 room school building for the enlarged Coolidge district. The measure seeks to support expanded educational facilities in the district.
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Coolidge
Coolidge, Ariz
Out Our Way Vacation Service Ad
Notice urges readers to notify the circulation department with a vacation address so they receive the paper daily while away. The item promotes ongoing delivery and mentions WLYSLOW DAILY MAIL.
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Wlyslow Daily Mail
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Asr
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Mellon
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Hero Byrd
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Richard E. Byrd
Colonel Linbergh
Admiral Byrd
Justice Department
Ed Fe
Pure Food Advocate
Hunter Ergeste
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Mit
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St. Louis
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Sparta
John
Kenneth Hunter
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Walter
Congress
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