Gandhi Arrest Hurts Civil Resistance Campaign in India
The Indian government arrests Mahatma Gandhi in Bombay halting two months of passive resistance. Gandhi is taken to Poona as followers fall silent and Mrs. Gandhi speaks for him. Gandhi has a long history including Boer War service and prior sedition cases. Continued on Page Three.
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India
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
Mahatma
Poona
Mrs. Gandhi
Holy One
South Africa
Red Cross
Red Cross Plans Emergency First Aid System
President Hoover welcomed delegates to the ninth annual American Red Cross convention in Washington and outlined plans to establish emergency first aid along U S highways. Vice chairman James L. Fieser cited rising auto accident deaths as a challenge for the organization.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Hoover
Red Cross
James Li. Fieser
Olddregs
Fieser
Pioneering Joseph City resident Joseph C Hansen dies
Joseph C Hansen a longtime staple of Joseph City Arizona died at his home from heart disease followed by pneumonia after over two weeks of illness. Born January 16 1854 in England to Danish immigrant parents he arrived in Arizona in 1877 joining the Mormon community. Funeral services will be held at the Latter Day Saints church Tuesday at 2 PM with family present.
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Daily Mail
Joseph City
Ariz
Joseph C. Hansen
Que
Edna, Ray
Chandler
Arizona
Latter Day Saints
Joseph
Hansen
Atlantic Ocean
Liverpool
England
Denmark
United States
Utah
Salt Lake Basin
Spanish Fork
Mr. Hangen
Anna
Fire Sweeps Off Tankers at Inter Ocean Sales Yard
A gasolined truck burst into flames during loading at the Inter Ocean Sales yard in McCook. A dozen oil tanks were swept by fire and a worker escaped unharmed. Loss estimated at 250 100 dollars.
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Chicago
Interocean Sales Corporation
McCook
Rain Is Answer To Hopi Prayer
In Moonkopi Village at Hopi lands heavy rain broke during a Sunday ceremony as hundreds chanted a rain prayer. The unusual storm drenched from Hopi mesas to Yaqui deserts, halting ceremonies and ending a 24 hour appeal for abundant crops.
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Tuba City
Ariz
Mooncopi G
Llardly
Arizona
Winslow Man Is Member Of Mayor Family
Monterey Park California May 2 AP Monterey Park's newly elected mayor Arthur M. Milam disclosed his family lineage of mayors. His brother C L Milam is former mayor of Winslow Arizona and another brother A V Milam served twelve years as mayor of Morris Oklahoma.
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Monterey Park
Cal
Arthur ML. Milam
Arizona
Milam
C. L. Milam
Weather cancels T. A. Maddux airline service in Arizona
Severe weather blankets Flagstaff Williams and Kingman leading to flight cancellations. Eastbound air traffic halted due to storms near the Zuni Mountains south of Gallup. Six passengers arrived by train yesterday and then departed by ship from the local airport bound for Clovis.
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Williams
Kingman
T. A. T.maddux
Zuni Mountain
Gallup
T. A. T.-Maddux
Clovis
Western Air Express Flights Resume After Weather Delay
In Phoenix Arizona the Western Air Express cleared skies ending a delay that kept west and eastbound passenger planes on the ground since yesterday. Williams in northern Arizona reported improved conditions and the airline resumed service today.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Western Air Express
Williams
Arizona
Tempe Teachers College Library Bids Open May Sixteen
Bids will be opened May 16 for the library and administration building at Arizona State Teachers College Tempe. Construction is planned to begin this month and the legislature authorized about 99000 dollars for the project.
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Tempe Teachers College
Tempe
Arizona State Teachers College
Five Drowned In Floods In Maine
Five men were drowned and two others reported missing as the St. John river crested and began to recede. A motor boat carrying ten men was swamped five miles below Fort Kent with seven men plucked from the water. Unconfirmed reports cited more rivermen drowned upriver.
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Fort Kient
St. John
Double Track East From Winslow Set to Open July First
The Santa Fe advances on 27 miles of new main line second track. Rail laid between Winslow and Joseph City Arizona with traffic to begin July 1 except for a Little Colorado River bridge. An additional five miles on the Los Angeles division, Riverside Junction to Highgrove, may be ready only by August.
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Santa Fe
Coast Lines
W. K. Etter
Winslow
Joseph City
Arizona
Little
Colorado River
Los Angeles Division
Riverside Junction
Highgrove
Bottles Caps And Corks Declared Not Illegal Goods
The Supreme Court ruled that sellers of barrels bottles corks and labels can face prosecution under prohibition law when these items are offered with intent to attract buyers for illegal liquor production. The decision upheld lower courts and supported seizing truckloads of bottles and equipment from the Feitler Bottle Company in Pittsburgh.
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Supreme Court
Feitler Bottle Company
Pittsburgh
Shantz urges vocational education as national remedy
Dr H T Shantz president of the University of Arizona urged vocational training at a Western states vocational directors conference in Phoenix. He faulted current american education for three youth types undecided early deciders and those unable to absorb college work, arguing vocation work would remedy the third group and that the idea every aspiring person must attend college should be set aside.
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Phoenix, Ariz
H. T. Shantz
University of Arizona
Western States
Llawani
Shantz
Yucatan ruins dynamited and looted report
Professor Franz Blom of Tulane University and Mexican officials report that a historic temple in the Uxmal ruins of Yucatan was dynamited and looted. The excavators say the temple was destroyed and archaeology suffered a great loss.
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Mienico Culy
Uxmail
Yucatan
Franz Blom
Tulane University
Coast Aviator Aims to Break Lindbergh Record
Captain Roscoe Turner announces a solo cross country flight from Los Angeles to New York City with a refuel stop at Wichita Kansas. He vows to break Lindbergh's record or die attempting. The flight is planned to depart at midnight either Wednesday or Thursday.
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Los Angeles
Lindbergh
Roscoe Turner
New York City
Turner
Wichita
Kans
Three Children Die Of Measles At Keams Canyon
Three children have died from measles at Keams Canyon with over 46 additional hemorrhagic measles cases reported. Navajo County health officer Dr H K Wilson announced the figures as he prepared to travel to Keams Canyon for further details on the outbreak.
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Keams Canyon
The
Daily Mail
Holbrook
H. K. Wilson
Navajo County
Wilseon
Reams Canyon
Rioting in Madrid Leaves One Workman Dead
In Madrid on March 5 rioting students from San Carlos Medical College clashed with police. One workman was reported dead and 17 injured as authorities withheld official casualty figures and arrests.
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Madrid
San Carlos Medical College
See Outcome Of Tariff Measure
Congressional leaders expect to close the Smoot Hawley tariff bill within two weeks and send the measure to the White House. Six disputed points remain including lumber and silver rates, the Blease cement duty exemption, export debenture, flexible clause, and tariff commission reorganization.
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Washington
White House
Senate
Parker Supreme Court
Tariff Commission
Convicted Man To Hang On July 15
Herbert Young, convicted slayer of taxicab driver John K. Dre, was sentenced in the Arizona superior court to death by hanging on July 10. Judge Fred W. Pickett, the youngest on the Arizona bench, imposed the penalty and Young replied no legal cause exists to delay.
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Tucson
Ariz
Herbert Young
John K. Dre
July Lo
Young
Fred W. Pickett
Arizona
Vote trading charges headline Parker Supreme Court nomination
Senate debate erupts as Senator Ashurst accuses the administration of offering patronage in return for votes for Jade John J. Parker. He claims judgeships are promised for support, calling the nomination tainted by injustice while Mitchell denies political influence in Parker’s selection.
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Senate
Joseph M. Dixon
Interior
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
Dixon
Hoover
John J. Parker
All Carolina
Supreme Court
Washington
Jade John J. Parker
Ashurst
Arizona
Arizonan
Parker
Stephens
Mississippi
Mitchell
Walker Newton
Lila Jimerson Goes On Trial Again in Buffalo
The second murder trial of Cayuga Indian woman Lila Jimerson, linked to the slaving of Mrs. Clothilde Marchand, wife of artist Henri Marchand, was adjourned in Buffalo until Monday May 12 to allow new attorneys to prepare their case.
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Buffalo N.Y
Lila Jimerson
Clothilde Marchand
Henri Marchand
Bankers of Nation Meet in Virginia
Three hundred representatives from every state gather at the American Bankers Association spring meeting at Old Point Comfort Virginia for business sessions.
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Bankers of Nation
Virginia
Old Point Comfort
Banking Group
American Bankers’ Association
Naval Pact Hearing Opens with Stimson in Lead
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will study the London naval treaty starting Wednesday after Secretary Stimson has a chance to present the pact. Chairman Yale delayed a planned session with Adams as the first witness to let Stimson, head of the American delegation, present the Senate with his views first.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Stimson
Naval Committee
Yale
Adams
Senate
New Mexico Town Builds Streets With Gold Ore Pavement
Lordsburg in southwest New Mexico claims headline status as it pavements a 1.25 mile long street with chalcopyrite ore donated from Calumet-Arizona Mining Company waste piles. The ore reportedly contains gold with some assays up to three ounces per ton.
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Santa FE
N. M
Lordsburg
New Mexico
State Highway Department
Willard Holt
Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce
Calumet-Arizona Mining Company
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