Snowbound in Flagstaff Prescott Stranding Communications
Heavy snows in Flagstaff and Prescott past 36 hours cut telephone links to the west and south of Winslow and disrupted travel and news service. Telegraph lines were out of order, with 16 inches in Flagstaff and Williams, 10 inches at Ashfork, and lighter totals elsewhere. Rain fell in Winslow with a 0.42 inch/24 hours and 0.19 inch the next day.
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Flagstaff
Prescott
Winslow
Arizona
California
Victorville
Ashfork
Santa Fe Railway
Williams
Pregcott
Skull Valley
Petrified Forest
St. Johns
Daily Mail News
Telegraph
Leaders in Naval Parley Crisis
John H. Udall, prohibition enforcement agent for Arizona, said Governor John C. Phillipps would be a possible gubernatorial candidate if the Republican executive committee endorses him in Phoenix next Saturday. Udall was in Winslow today.
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Winslow
Phillips
Republican Executive Committee
John C. Phillipps
Phoenix
John H. Udall
Arizona
Phillipps
Udall
Mickle
Philipps
Republican Committee
Douglas School Wins Sectional Debating Title
The Douglas high school debate team captured the southern Arizona championship by unanimous decision over Tucson high. The prompt judges included Dr. E R Riesen, A R Spikes, and H L Taylor. Douglas argued against replacing the jury system in a night of spirited, on topic arguing. Theo dore Taylor Darwin Bald and Margaret Searles Jack Mc Bride spoke for Douglas.
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Twouglas
Ariz
Douglas High School
Southern Arizona
Tucson High
Douglas
United States
Treson
Theodore Taylor
Darwin Bald
Margaret Searles
Jack McBride
Douglas School
Man Attempts To Take Own Life In Flagstaff Cafe
Fred T. Turner stabbed himself with a pocketknife in a Flagstaff cafe and remains in critical condition. He told reporters he was disgusted and broke. Turner was traveling from San Francisco to join his parents in Chicago when the Overland Stage stopped in Flagstaff at four in the morning.
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Man
Flagstaff Cafe
The
Daily Mail
Flagstaff
Fred_ T. Turner
Turner
San Francisco
Chicago
Overland Stage
Gandhi Observes Day of Silence
Mahatma Gandhi dies in silence after a four day hunger strike journey from Ahmadabad to the sea. He maintained weekly silence as self discipline and signs. tomorrow he will proceed with Swarajists toward Jalapur to manufacture salt defying British monopoly.
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Anand
Bombay
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Ahmadabad
Mahatma Tas
Jalapur
Bay of
Cambay
Countess of Coventry dies two days after husband
In Worcester England on March 17 the Countess of Coventry widow of the ninth Earl of Coventry died Sunday. She survived her husband by only three days. The Earl died March 15 at Droome Court aged 1.
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Countess of Coventry
Worcester
England
Earl of Coventry
Droome Court
Hope revived for August of Arms Meet in London
March 17 AP report notes renewed activity at the five power naval conference after Premier Tardieu’s visit. MacDonald and Tardieu conferred at Chequers, easing tensions in Franco British relations and signaling ongoing negotiations. Stimson met Churchill at Downing Street after prior talks with Tardieu.
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London
Aristide Briand
France
Ramsay MacDonald
America
Henry L. Stimson
Tardieu
M. Tardieu
Chequers
Paris
Mr. MacDonald
Col
Colonel Stimson
Downing Street
Filipinos Injure Americans in Manila Riot After Baseball Game
Five American sailors were injured in a riot with Filipino civilians at Kittelle Field Manila after a baseball game. American police captain B K West and naval shore patrol subdued rioters before further trouble. J O Mecklinburg of U S S Parrot sustained four fractures and facial injuries. Three Filipinos arrested. Police call the event a minor brawl and withhold full details.
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Manila
Kittelle Kield
B. K. West
J. O. Mecklinburg
Parrot
Will of Alexander P Moore Filed for Probate Today
The will of Alexander P Moore former ambassador to Poland filed in Pittsburgh today lists an estate valued at $500000. Queen Victoria of Spain is bequeathed $100000 for charitable work, and Mrs Enrico Caruso widow of the tenor receives $25000. Moore had served as ambassador to Spain and Poland and was a close friend of Caruso.
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Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburgh
Mar
Poland
Victoria
Spain
Enrico Caruso
Halian
Moore
Caruso
T A T Plane At Kingman Fails To Leave Ground
Storms east of Winslow grounded the westbound T A T Maddux plane at Kingman after it could not take off from a muddy field. Eleven passengers were moved to a Santa Fe train and will continue east, two bound for Winslow.
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Winslow
T. A. T.maddux
Clovis
Lost Angeles
Kingman
Santa Fe
Death Ends Career Of De Rivera
Paris reports the death of former Spanish dictator Primo De Rivera at 60. Garbed as a Carmelite he lay in a modest Paris hotel awaiting return to Madrid. His daughters Carmen and Pilar bid him farewell as he died from embolism linked to long‑standing diabetes.
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Paris
Spain
Miguel Primo de Rivera Y Urbaneja
Madrid
Primo de Rivera
Carmen
Pilar
Goodbys
General Rivera
Don Miguel
Pamplona
Cafe de Paris
Duke of Alba
Damasco Berenguer
Primo
British Nobleman Shoots Self After Foster Mother Dies
Cambridge Ohio dispatch says Sir Charles Gilman Adair 37 a English nobleman shot his 83 year old foster mother Mrs Mary Trocette then killed himself later the police report states.
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Cambridge, O
Charles Gilman Adair
Mary Trocette
National Guard May Organize Armory in Winslow
Arizona may build a new National Guard Armory in Winslow. Colonel Joseph F. Pomroy announced plans hinge on Captain Carrolls report from Winslow, where interest in military work is high and applications for a local unit are in process.
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National Guard
Winslow
Phoenix
Ariz
Pomroy
Arizona National Guard
Trade at Home week kicks off with Arizona products push
Today begins Trade at Home Use Arizona Products week across Arizona. The Chamber of Commerce and Arizona Industrial congress promote local spending to boost merchants, doctors, lawyers, and workers. Window displays and special Sales will highlight Arizona products with civic groups hosting Arizona Products dinners and hotels offering Arizona menus in cooperation with rail dining services.
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Arizona
Chamber of Commerce
Arizona Industrial Congress
Flagstaff Shooting Case Set For Preliminary Hearing
Harry Montezuma a Cactaw Indian faces a preliminary hearing in justice court on an assault with a deadly weapon charge for shooting Louis Ramirez Friday morning. Ramirez hospitalized with a broken arm. bullet shattered bone and lodged near the heart. Montezuma said he warned Ramirez away after a dispute with a California junk man.
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Flagstaff
Harry Montezuma
Louis Ramirez
Justice Court
Ramirez
Montezuma
California
Wickersham Says Prohibition Law Is Being Enforced
Chairman Wickersham of the Hoover law enforcement commission urged a Senate inquiry into prohibition enforcement behind closed doors. He later announced a report by an investigator showing the prohibition law is being enforced better than any other law.
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Wickersham
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
Senate
Senate Judicary Committee
Three Bandits Are Caught In Kansas Wild Arroyo Chase
Three men tied to a $4000 Manter bank robbery and two Colorado officer shootings were captured after a days hunt in arroyos near the Kansas Colorado line. Jim Walker 45 was wounded in the leg. Frank Reed 30 and Eph Frazier 35 uninjured deny involvement. Authorities found between 26 and 2800 dollars on them. Jack Collins identified them at Manter. Prisoners jailed in Johnson with custody by Mrs. W. D. Rorick the woman sheriff.
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Jetmore
Kan
Kansas- Colorado Line
Manter, Kansas State Bank
Colorado
Jim Walker
Frank Reed
Eph Frazier
Jack Collins
Manter
Johnson
W. D. Rorick
Apache Deputy Injuries Serious in Guard Fence Crash
Apache county under-sheriff del A. Mineer remained in serious condition after a Friday night accident near Veolia and Glendale. He suffered head injuries while the deputy attorney Dodd L. Greer, who was also injured and released, returned to St. Joseph's hospital with non serious injuries.
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Phoenix
Mar
del A. Mineer
Apache County
Veolia
Glendale
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Mineer
Dodd L. Greer
St. Joseph's Hospital
Senate OKs Farm Board Fund in Deficiency Bill
The Senate approved the Federal Farm Board appropriation as part of the deficiency supply bill, accepting a conference committee partial report and carrying an additional 73 million dollars for other projects.
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Washington, Mar
Federal Farm Board
Senate
Tariff Amendment For Leather And Hides Is Approved
The Senate approved a modification of the Oddie tariff on goat and kid leather and shoe hides, reducing the rate from 1 1/2 to 1 percent. The action affects leather and hides and related products.
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Washington
Senate
Auto Death Toll Reaches Thirty Six In Arizona
Carl H Heathcoat 26 of Dike Texas died in Mesa Arizona after a late Friday crash or fall near Apache Junction. Two unidentified boys saw a figure by the roadside and rushed him to Southside hospital where a fractured skull and internal injuries proved fatal within an hour.
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Carl Herman Heathcoat
Tex
Southside
Mesa
Apache Junction
Arizona
Phoenix
Heathcoat
Southside Hospital
Tucson Newspaper Man Dies Today
Richard MacTavish a 46 year old Tucson Daily Citizen staff member and descendant of Charles Carroll of Carrollton died at his home in Tucson on March 17.
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Tucson
Richard MacTavish
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Daily Citizen
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MacDonald
de Rivera
Gungirl
Irene Schroeder
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Brady Paul
Pennsylvania
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Kansas
George Mickle
Publican
Republican State Executive Committee
Phillipp
Farm Board Fund
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