New Crisis in Germany Over Finances and Hindenburg Threats
Berlin reports a tacit threat that yielding to French and British demands could force the resignations of Germany’s cabinet and President von Hindenburg. Paris outlines four conditions for potential relief on Dr Hans Luther’s loan proposal including abandoning the Austro German customs project and limiting Reichsbank credits, with negotiations ongoing. Dr Luther departed for Berlin with a confidential report on talks in Paris and London.
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Berlin
Germany
Bruening
von Hinenburg
Hing Luther
Loneon
Paris
Prince
World War Veterans League
Arthur Henderson
Hans Luther
France
Reichsbank
Luther
London
Annie B Gerhardt destroyed by fire at sea
United Press dispatches report the deep sea fishing schooner Annie B. Gerhardt under Capt Ross Maso was destroyed by fire twenty miles off St Pierce Island. Other items note oil price decline panic in Oklahoma City and state intervention pleas, machine gun riots in Central Falls, Reichsbank credit weakness hitting New York stocks, and Commander MacMillan's Labrador expedition updates.
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United Press
Truro
N. S
Annie B. Gerhardt
Ross Maso
St. Pierce Island
Denmark and Norway near serious break over Greenland
United Press reports Denmark referred the East Greenland dispute with Norway to The Hague and granted police authority to the Koch expedition of 60 men just landed in the disputed area. Oslo reported King Haakon’s declaration of Norwegian occupation, alarming Denmark and fueling international concerns.
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Ule Cavling
United Press
Copenhagen
Denmark
Norway
Greenland
International Court
Hague
Kook
Alakon
Oslo
Wastern
Carlsberg Fjord
Besselfjord
Koch
Haakon
Two Names Mentioned For School Board Race
Reports on the street hint at two named candidates C S Monroe and Hi E Manley for school director as primaries loom while rumors of a third mayoral bid grow. Monroe denies changing not seeking re election though supporters push petitions, Manley not confirming. Clinton Brown and John joined by relatives leave for home in Illinois.
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John B. Love
Ben F. Starr
C S, Monroe
Hi. E. Manley
Monroe
Manley
LeBrix Plans World Flight in Four Hops
Paris July 11 Joseph LeBrix, who backed a 1928 South Atlantic flight with Dieudonne Coste, announced a no stop flight to Tokyo starting at 4 am. He will depart Le Bourget with Marcel Doret and, in Tokyo, be joined by two radio operators. The plan then goes Tokyo to San Francisco, San Francisco to New York, and New York to Paris under Francis Coty’s sponsorship.
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United Press
Paris
Joseph Be Bilx
South Atlantic
Dieudonne Coste
Tokyo
Post and Gatty
le Bourget
Marcel Doret
San Francisco
New York
Francis Coty
Fime
Price of Penns crude oil cuts multiple grades
Pennsy crude oils lowered today across several lines. The Joseph Seep Purchasing Agency of the South Penn Oil Company issued the cuts, with Pennsylvania grade oil in National Transit Company lines at 1.85 per barrel and Eureka Pipe Line Company lines at 1.40. Bradford Allegheny crude via Tidewater reduced 0.15 to 1.60 per barrel.
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Pintsburgh
Pennsysmania
Joseph Seep
South Penn Oil Company
Pennsylvania
National Transit Company
Eureka
Buckeys Pipe Line Company
Corning
Buck
Railroads Valued at Twenty four Billions
The Interstate Commerce Commission reported national railroad assets at 24,078,000,000 with class 1 railroads earning 268,878,773 in 1930. Employment fell to 1,487,720, the lowest since 1922, as working capital and regional valuations were detailed for eastern, Pocahontas, southern, and other districts.
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Unites Ress
Washington
Ineerstate Commerce Commission
Pocahontas
Re Tell
Former Secretary Fall Denied Suspension in Erie Hills Conspiracy Case
Former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall was denied relief from his one year jail term and a $100,000 fine for his Erie Hills conspiracy conviction. Judge Bailey ruled suspension questions belong to the executive branch, and left open a possible move to adjust the sentence to enable confinement outside the district, potentially in Texas, for health reasons.
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United Press
Washington
Albert
Fall Today
Erie Hills
Bailey
Texas
Frank J. Hogan
Fall
el Paso
Pau
Ute Department of Justice
District of
Fourth Ward Traffic Change Introduced With Thru Street
City motorists are warned of a new traffic rule in the Fourth Ward where First Avenue becomes a thru street. Stop signs on Pleasant Street restrict east and westbound traffic, aiming to reduce crashes at the Major intersection. Authorities request strict observance to improve safety and curb narrow escapes.
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Pleasant Street
First Avenue
Fourth Ward
Traffc
Trafic
Milk Price War Drops Cleveland Quart To 2 Cents
In Cleveland today milk sold at 2 cents per quart amid a price war. Reports say some stores offered one cent a quart and gave away buttermilk with a quart of milk. Wholesale and retail merchants coordinated, cutting prices for weeks to reach the new level as families used milk rather than water.
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Cleveland
United Press
Corry Boys Arrive at Memphis on Gulf Trip
Ernest and Wallara Brockman report a delightful trip to Memphis Tennessee on the Mississippi River as they continue their voyage south toward the Gulf of Mexico. The boys described the journey as enjoyable and plan further travel in a few days.
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Corry Boys
Memphis
Ernest and
Wallara Brockman
Gur
Mexico
Tenn
Bank rate talk sparks July 18 meeting at Cambridge Springs
Authorities in Cambridge Springs announce a July 18 meeting to discuss lowering the district banks deposit rate. A committee is named to craft policy and report back to directors, with the group to reconvene at Hotel Bartlett for further deliberation and instructions. Members include Dr J A Logan chair, George Rowley, S W Gehr, G C Thompson, H C Winslow, and others from Greenville Conneaut Lake Linesville Union City Edinboro Spartansburg Waterford and nearby towns.
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Cambridge Springs
Bartlett
J. A. Logan
George Rowley
Greenville
S. W. Gehr
Conneaut Lake
G. C. Thompson
Linesville
H.C. Winslow
Conneautville
Mullin
Union City
J. 7
Desmond
Jor Cony
Minium
Edinboro
HL Sawney
Albi
FD. Kingsley
Townville
J. W. Webb
Spartansburg
A. ©. Emsworth
Waterford
Probe into Rudy's marriage ordered by mayor
Investigation into the marriage of Rudy Vailee and Fay Webb was ordered by Mayor Simeon Hollison after reports they failed to comply with licensing rules. The health officer said both appeared for the license, but issues included timing and address delivery causing possible license invalidation. Also noted, a fourth of July firecracker fatality in Wilkes-Barre and multiple injuries.
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West Orangh
N. J
Rudy Vailee
Fay Webb
Simeon Hollison
New Jersey
David Buckley
Miss Webb
Rollisom
New York
First of Pennsylvan ia Soldiers Begin Camp at Gretna
Members of the Pennsylvania National Guard begin two weeks of encampment at Mount Stetnd as the 6th Infantry brigade under General Edward Martin opens the annual state militia encampment. Headquarters units from Philadelphia join to bring total guardsmen to about 4510 with drills on border defense.
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Pennsylvania National Guard
Mount Stetnd
Sith
Edward Martin
Martin
Gettysburg
108Rd Engineers
Philadelphia
48Th Division
National
Green Urges Antitrust Reforms To Aid Coal Industry
Washington July 11 President William Green of the American Federation of Labor proposes amending antitrust laws to allow consolidation of mining firms and legalize unionization and collective bargaining to address the bituminous coal sector’s troubles. He argues licensing and inspection would curb monopolistic pricing and prevent wage-based underselling while noting short-term hardship for miners if uneconomic mines close. Green, visiting with WB Gladden of Pittston, traveled to Jamestown with friends.
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Washington
William Greet
American Federation of Labor
Green
Greenaid
Two Cleveland Racketeers Placed On Spot
Masury Ohio July 11 Pennsylvania and Ohio authorities joined to probe the murder of Dave Am dur 40 and the fatal shooting of Joseph Blank 24 reputed Cleveland gangsters in a suspected interstate gambling hit. Both men, ex convict Am dur and Blank said to be gamblers, were shot in a car near Sharon and Farrel Pennsylvania then left at the scene. Police pursue theories of a fixed deck gambling loss and a gumb ing code in Little Canada as the motive.
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United Press
Masury
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Dave Amdur
Joseph Blank
Cleveland
Here
Shaream
New York
Amfur
Carnegie Steel Corporation
Farrel
Blam
Bui Hospital
Sharon
Amar
Blank
Ohio State Reformatory
Little Canada
G. R. Carson
Amdur
Litue
Canada
Shaw Resigns School Post in State Department
Arrisburg July 11 Shaw resigns as deputy superintendent in charge of school visitation conference and advice for division No 4 at the state department of public instruction effective August 16 1931. He previously led Westmoreland county schools and will retire on pension.
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United Press
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed Broadly
Radio schedules list entertainment for today featuring NBC and ABC programs. The Jesters perform on WJ network while Pryor's Band is shown on ABC 7200 at 6 00 PM. WEAF offers Floyd Gibbons and an orchestra with additional NBC network acts. WEAR shows NBC programs including a chorus and orchestras.
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ABC
Pryor
WEAF
NBC
Floyd Gibbons
Orchesta
Marc Gbs
Wear
NBC Netaee
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