Northern Arizona tour plan tested from Globe start
W A Sullivan of the Globe Chamber of Commerce and T E Shipley a San Carlos labor agent spent hours in Winslow with R Eb Walton and other officials testing a three to four day loop from Globe. The proposed route would run Roosevelt Lake to Tonto Basin Pine Payson Flagstaff and include fishing at Roosevelt Lake Mormon Lake Stoneman Lake and Lake Mary near Walnut Canyon National Monument.
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Arizona
Globe
W. A. Sullivan
Globe Chamber of Commerce
T. E. Shipley
San Carlos Reservation
Winslow
R. Eb. Walton
Winslow Chamber of Commerce
Globe Chamber of Commrce
Roosevelt Lake
Tonto Basin
Pine and
Payson
Flagstaff
Mormon Lake
Stoneman Lake
Lake Mary
Walnut Canyon National Monument
Congress Will Not Pass On Dry Law
Washington May 28 The Senate faces little prospect of a definite showdown over prohibition this session as Senator Blaine an independent Republican of Wisconsin says he will not push repeal regulation without hearings. City leaders had hoped for a vote when introduced months ago.
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Washington
Senate
Capitol Hill
Blaine
Wisconsin
Dr Creager to Spend Summer in Northern Arizona
Special to the Daily Mail reports Dr J O Aireager former president of Arizona State Teachers College Flagstaff and later dean at University of Arizona will arrive from New York City with Mrs Creager to spend the summer among old friends. He heads the education department at New York University and will join the summer school staff at the college.
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Daily Mail
Flagstaff
J. 0
Aireager
Arizona State Teachers College
The
State University of Tucson
New York City
Creager
Department of Education
New York University
College
Seek To Rescue Spanish Flyers
Spain May 29 AP reports Coast Guard craft and mail boats patrol the African coast as messengers are sent inland from Spanish posts to try to free Commandante Ricardo Burguete Captain Nunez Maza and companions believed held for ransom by desert tribesmen. The two officers, their mechanic and a Moorish chieftain, have been missing a week after their planes were forced down in an as yet unlocated spot.
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Canalejas
Spain
Coast Guard
Ricardo Burguete
Nunez Maza
Saraha
Bandit forces way into Pullman on Santa Fe Chief
Police search for armed bandit who boarded the Santa Fe Chief at Los Angeles and robbed actress Marion Nixon and her husband Edward Hillman before escaping seven minutes later. Nixon lost rings valued at 7500 dollars and 575 dollars from Hillman. Hillman’s wallet held 400 dollars and two rings. Passenger disruption occurred as the Chicago bound train departed.
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Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Chicago
Marion
Nixon
Miss Nixon
Edward Hillman
Beverly Hills
Hillman
Graf Zeppelin Heads Toward Northward Voyage
The Graf Zeppelin, en route from Friedrichshafen to Lakehurst, advanced another thousand miles today. Forty six miles east of Cayenne, French Guiana, the airship maintained sixty miles per hour, narrowing the gap to the West Indies with less than a thousand miles left to reach Trinidad and then the open sea to the island routes ahead.
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Associated Press
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Lakehurst
N. J
Cayenne
Guiena
West Indies
Trinidad
Boy Scouts Plan For Summer Camp In Chiricahua Mountains
Southern Arizona Boy Scouts will depart Sunday for a two week summer camp at Rustlers Park in Pinery canyon Chiricahua mountains. Cochise county Scout commissioner A L Rosobey will oversee the district Scouts in camp.
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Bisbee
Ariz
Arizona
Boy Scouts
Rustlers Park
Pinery Canyon
Chiricahua Mountains
A. L. Sxobey
Cochise County
Architects Picked to Design Lowell School Building
G E Brown Bisbee district superintendent of schools announced that Lescher and Mahoney of Phoenix have been selected to draw plans for the proposed Lowell School building valued at 175000 dollars.
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Bisbee, Ariz
Lescher and Mahoney
Phoenix
G. E. Brown
Bisbee
Lowell
Bishop Gercke Shows Improvement From Pneumonia
In Phoenix on May 28 physicians at St. Joseph's hospital reported Bishop Daniel J. Gercke of the Arizona Diocese improving steadily after pneumonia. The prelate's pulse stabilized and his temperature returned to normal as he moved toward recovery.
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Phoenix, Ariz
St. Joseph's Hospital
Daniel J.gercke
Arizona
Catholic Church
Gercke
Lumber used for boxes crates and fiber containers study
Phoenix May 29 Nearly 14 percent of annual U S lumber output goes to boxes and crates and 7 percent of wood pulp becomes fiber containers the Forest Service reports after its study of the subject.
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Phoenix. Ariz
United States
U. S. Forest Service
Jail Man At Bisbee On Liquor Charges
O. S. Carl of St. Marys Idaho was remanded to the federal jail in Tucson after failing to post 1000 bond on liquor possession charges. Indicted by an Idaho grand jury on November 20 1929 he was arrested near Naco Arizona by customs officers when crossing from Mexico.
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Bisbee
Ariz
O. S. Carl
St. Mary’s
Idaho
Tucson
Naco
Mexico
Prescott Man Leaves Four City Jobs Vacant
Prescott Arizona May 29 George M Payne resigns from city service leaving four offices open He had served as city assessor collector magistrate and recorder He formerly worked with the Yavapai sheriff s office
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Prescott
Prescott, Ariz
George M. Payne
Payne
Yavapai
Chicago grand jury files record indictments in liquor case
The May federal grand jury in Chicago named 350 persons including Ralph J. Capone in two indictments linked to raids on the Cotton Club and the Montmarte Club. Capone, Al Capone’s brother, is described as shadow boxing in Miami.
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Chigago
Ralph J. Capone
Capone
Scarface al
Chicago
Miami
Fla
Cotton Club
Montmart
Agree On Flexible Tariff Provision
Washington May 29 AP A Senate debate centered on a revised flexible tariff provision. The clause would broaden presidential rate adjustment power and limit tariff commission authority. The bill was sent back to conference after a point of order defended the president’s powers.
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Washington
Senate
Watson
Indiana
Hoover
Smoot-Hawley
Harold Lloyd posts $500 reward for Dane poisoning suspects
Beverly Hills May 29 AP Harold Lloyd, noted screen comedian, offered a $500 reward for information that would lead to the arrest of those who allegedly poisoned his champion Great Dane.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Harold Lloyd
Nation Preparing To Observe Memorial Day
Washington observes Memorial Day with quiet exercises at the tomb of the unknown soldier and historic sites. President Hoover may address Gettysburg and return if tariff talks permit. Grand Army of the Republic holds the main ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery with wreaths on war heroes statues.
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Gettysburg
White House
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Arlizeton National Cemetery
Edward S. Younger
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans
Moros flee mountain fortress ending Lanao clash
Philippine constabulary forces in Lanao province reported the Moros abandoned their mountain fort after government troops withdrew following an attack. Colonel L R Stevens, district commander, said the band fled last night, ending a conflict that began May 7.
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Manila
Philippine Constabulary
Lanao
L. R. Stevens
Constabulary
State Demands Life for Wells in Arizona Slaying
Arizona authorities demand the life sentence for Vernor Ackerman alias Joe F Wells, an ex convict from Oklahoma, for the January 13 killing of Lee Wright deputy sheriff at Chandler. The gunfight also involved Irene Schroeder and Walter Glenn Dague.
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Phoenix
Ariz
State of
Arizona
Vernor Ackerman
Joe F Wells
Oklahoma
Lee Wright
Chandler
Ackerman
Irene Schroeder
Walter Glenn Dague
Bobby Jones Wins In British Amateur Title Play
S. Andrews Scotland May 29 AP Bobby Jones defeated Jim Johnston in the sixth round of the British Amateur Championship this afternoon. The American victor advances to the quarter finals along with George Voight who beat W L Hope at St George's Hill 2 up.
Bar Silver 37 1 4
New York reports the Bar Silver at 37 and one quarter with market details noted for May 29.
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New York
Labour government survives confident vote in London
In London on May 29 AP reports J Ramsey MacDonald's labor government narrowly survives a confidence vote 270 to 241 after 50 Liberals and dissenting Labor members back the ministry Conservatives led by Stanley Baldwin argued the government harmed by unemployment rises. MacDonald blamed world price declines and tariff barriers for the slump.
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London
J. Ramsey MacDonald
J. H. Thomas
Privy Seat
Mr. MacDonald
Labor’ Party
Stanley Baldwin
Amy Johnson Wrecks Plane at Brisbane Aerodrome
Miss Amy Johnson 23, flying from Port Darwin to Sydney, crashed at Eagle Farm airfield in cross winds. She was thrown clear and uninjured though the plane damaged with snapped propeller and crumpled wings. undercarriage intact. Repairs to be completed quickly so she can continue to the southern states.
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Queensland
Amy Johnson
England
Australia
Eagle Farm Aerodrome
Port Darwin
North Australia
Sydney
Jerome Mexican Dies of Wounds in Prescott Shooting
Francisco Sandoval reports Jerome Mexican died in a Prescott hospital from gunshot wounds suffered Monday. Police seek Santos Ortega of Jerome, charged with the shooting.
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Prescott
Ariz
Francisco Sandoval
Jerome Mexican
Santos Ortega
Jerome
Winslow Memorial Day Observance Led by American Legion
The Frank Perkins Post of the American Legion will lead Memorial Day services in Winslow with a parade to the cemetery to decorate graves. At ten, participants will gather at Community Hall and proceed to St Pauls Church for services by Rev. L T Gwynn, followed by a cemetery march and Legion tribute. Local groups aiding include the Winslow Boy Scouts and auxiliary organizations.
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Winslow
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
L. T. Gwynn
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Winslow Boy Scouts
American, Legion
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Winslow City Council Fails to Meet Quorum
City clerk Miss Hazelle Canady announced the special recessed meeting to canvass Monday’s election results was postponed due to lack of a quorum. Most council members are Santa Fe Railway employees on duty out of the city, so tonight’s session is expected to proceed with a full quorum.
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Winslow
Hazelle Canady
Santa Fe
Miss Canady
Newman and Hess Win Court Trial
A jury verdict favored defendants in the suit by Atlanta National Bank of Boston against Newman and Hess for a $22,000 joint note dispute. Another case, G. C. Sharp versus Charles Osthorne, seeks $2,000 over cattle option funds after alleged non delivery. testimony ongoing with a jury possible before evening recess.
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Daily Mail
Holbrook
Atlanta National Bank of Boston
Newman & Hess
G. C. Sharp
Charles Osthorne
Sharp
Osborne
Mit Simms Seeks State Treasurer Seat in Arizona
SAFFORD Ariz May 29 Mit Simms a former Arizona state treasurer announced his candidacy for state treasurer in the Democratic primary Sept 9 Simms held the treasury from 1915 to 1917 and was the 1920 Democratic nominee for governor
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Safford
Ariz
Mit Simms
Arizona
Sipyns
Dismissal of Embezzlement Charge Against J K Ward
In Phoenix Arizona on May 22 the county recorder J K Ward had an embezzlement of county funds charge dismissed in superior court on a motion by the county attorney. Ward had been recently acquitted of a similar charge.
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Phoenix, Ariz
J. K. Ward
Maricopa
Counnty
Ward
May Tie Up Capone Gang Heads in Jewel Robberies
New York police report a safe deposit box held by Robert Nelson with about 200000 dollars in jewels found at the First National Bank of Chicago. Gems valued at a million dollars were recovered from Nelson's deposit boxes in New York. Nelson faces charges of receiving stolen goods as investigators link the robberies to Capone era gang activity in Cicero Illinois.
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New York
Robert Nelson
First National Bank of Chicago
Nelson
Cicero
Ill
al Capone
New York Detective Planned Jewel Return Sting
The Daily News reports Noel C. Scaffa, a private detective, arranged a police sting to recover jewels stolen from Mrs. L. W. Herman of New York. He allegedly paid thieves $25,000 to surrender the jewels after coordinating with the insured firm. His prior case involved a large reward tied to the Woolworth heiress jewel theft.
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New York
The
Daily News
Noel C. Scaffa
Scaffa
Fla
James P.donehue
Woolworth
Complete Hearings On London Treaty
Washington May 29 committee hearings on the London Naval Treaty ended with one officer opposing the pact before the Senate naval committee. Chairman Hale recessed the committee indefinitely as the foreign relations committee closed its hearings on a favorable report. Rear Admiral S. S. Robison, superintendent of the Naval Academy, testified and questioned concessions to Japan under the treaty seen as a partial surrender of American sovereignty over the Philippines.
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Senate Naval Committee
Hale
S. 5
Robison
Naval Academy
Japan
Philippines
Two Men Injured On Bridge Work Near Winslow
Hollis Young and Vernon Huddleston, workers for Missouri Valley Construction Co, were injured while building the Santa Fe double track bridge over the Little Colorado, three miles east of Winslow. Huddleston crushed left foot by falling steel. Young bruises and possible kidney injury after a fall from a dome used in concrete pouring.
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Hollis Young
Vernon
Huddleston
Santa Fe
Little
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Winslow
Missouri Valley Construction Company i
Young
Committee Favors Air Accident Bill
The Senate Commerce Committee approved the Bingham Bill to broaden the secretary of commerce authority in investigating civil air accidents. The bill would require publication of probable causes after serious or fatal injury but the statement could not be used as evidence in any related lawsuit.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Commmittee Today
Secretary of Commerce
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