Imperialism Charged In Tariff Plan Sparks Washington Protest
Senate finance committee releases more than twenty foreign protests against tariff increases. Southern senator warns of imperialism as a warlike impression abroad grows. Nations and industry bodies from Europe and the Americas press against the tariff bill with 38 protests on file. Auto leaders including GM and Packard organizers plan to testify on motor vehicle tariffs. Henry Ford reportedly may send a representative.
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Senate Finance Committee
Smoot
Sturrison
Mississippi
Europe
South
Central America
Harrison
Allfred P. Loan Jr
Detroit
General Motors
Reed
Pennsyvania
H. H. Brice
Mr. Sloan
National Automobile Chamber ‘of Commerce
Walter C. White
White Motor Truck
J. J. Shannon
Chicago
Ruddy Acquitted In Hearing Here
Ruddy Wessington was acquitted by a jury in Justice George Longstall's court of a charge of breaking a traffic ordinance and causing a disturbance in Wolsey. The case moved here on a Wolsey venue change and reached verdict at 5:30 p.m. after half an hour deliberation. W Howes defended the city. H W Markey defended the accused.
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Ruddy
Wessington
Wolsey
George Longstall
W. Howes
H. W. Markey
Farm Board To Convene Monday In Washington
Three members of the federal farm board, Legge Stone and Williams representing cotton, arrive in Washington by Sunday. President Hoover to host them at his Virginia fishing preserve before a Monday morning meeting. Other appointees include Denman Teague and Schilling. Shipping Board discussions with OConnor address southwest wheat movement and Gulf port export capacity.
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Federal Farm Board
Hoover
Virginia
Alexander H. Legge
James C. Stone
Carl Williams
Oklahoma City
Baltimore
Rainbow Division
Legge
Stone
Williams
C.B. Denman
Farmington,Mo
Charles C. ‘Teague
Los Angeles
William “F. Schilling
Minnesota
Southwest
O'Connor
The
Shipping Board
Gulf Ports
Galveston
Texas
Submarine tries to reach trapped crew with no reply
British submarine L-69 attempted sound communications with 21 men aboard the stricken H-47 off Pinebroke, Wales, but no signals were heard. Diver Bell and life-saving teams prepared to locate the missing crew at a depth of 330 feet. The rear admiral reported likely none survived beyond a few minutes.
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Wales
Bell
Colcusion
Bouy
Subarines
Beadle County Commissioners Act as Equalization Board
Beadle county commissioners sat as a board of equalization after reviewing county road building yesterday. They will continue until Friday when quarterly reports are issued and work begins on trimming the 1929 county budget.
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Beadle - County Board of Commissioners
Implicate Carol in Coup D etat in Bucharest
Reports from Bucharest accuse exiled Prince Carol of involvement in a planned coup d etat. Government rounds up military conspirators with proclamations signed in the name of King Carol II and arrests continue as investigations may reach other political figures. Premier Julu Maniu asks Queen Marie to shorten her stay at Bled amid royal family movements.
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Romania
Carol
Carol II
Nes
Julu Maniu
Marie
Bled
Jugoslavia
Nugan In Critical Condition After Crooked Crookston Crash
Roy Nugan of Sioux Falls is in critical condition with probable skull fracture and possible internal injuries after an auto collision eight miles south of Crookston. Howard Todd, also from Sioux Falls, is hospitalized with cuts, as is Alden Olson of Crookston, the other driver. Roads were soft due to rains.
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Sioux Falls
Crookston
Minn
Roy Nugan
Howard Todd
Sioux’ Falls
Alden ‘Olson
Yancey Recalls Flying Over Dense Sea and Fog
Captain Lewis A. Yancey recounts a night flight toward the Azores, taking control from a ill crewman, descending near a ship to signal contact, enduring two minor storms, and climbing to 12,000 feet to regain visibility past Oporto and Cape Ortega.
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Lewis A. Yancey
Associated Press
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Spain
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Azores
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Oporto
Cape Ortega
Burglar Gets 18 Months in State Penitentiary
Wellington July 10 Special Ross White claiming Massachusetts home and working around Alpena for six weeks was taken to the state penitentiary this morning after pleading guilty to a burglary. Sheriff A. Bakewell reported the arrest and sentencing details for the Alpena case.
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Ross White
Massachusetts
Alpena
Jerem
Bakewelleburg
Welsh Leading Inn In North South Dakota Golf Final
In Highmore on July 1 Bob Welsh of Aberdeen led Tom Lawlin of Mobridge one up after the first 18 holes of the Northern South Dakota Golf Association final. A stiff wind hampered play. Keith Grant of Iroquois won the consolation title by defeating Milo Brown of Onida six and five, and Bessie Groengensler of Onida captured the women’s tournament with a 109 medal score for 18 holes.
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Bob Welsh
Aberdeen
Lad
Tom Lawlin
Mobridge
South Dakota’ Golf Association
Keith Grant
Iroquois
Milo
Brown
Onida
Bessie Grogengelser
Sioux Falls Plans 250 Mile Air Derby
Sioux Falls announces a 250 mile air derby from September 16 to 22 with about 5500 dollars in prizes. Committee head Charles B. McDonald notes 000 dollars go to the derby winner and remaining funds divide among Dakota pilots eligible to compete.
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Sioux Falls
Charles 8
McDonald
Dakota
Californians Fire Records Endurance Flight Progress
In California and Spain two aviators pushed endurance flight records beyond 191 hours. Mendell and Reinhart reported over 191 hours aloft before landing in Santander to refuel and continue toward Rome while Yancey and Williams began the Rome leg from Santander seeking completion within ten hours. A third Arctic flight from Fort Burwell to Mt Evans aimed for further feats.
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Huron
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R. B. Reinhart
Santander
Spain
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Hudson and Davis Straits
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A. Yancey
Old Orchard
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Nere
Ciampino
Alverida
Williams
Yancey
Grone
Lindberghs Promise Soon to Choose Travel Plan
The Lindberghs discuss their future travel approach in a light exchange. Mrs Lindbergh and he joke about not settling the problem, hinting they will live between methods of travel for a period as they await the outcome of a competition and a terminal plane schedule.
Untin Bowler Marooned by Arctic Fog Heads to Greenland
Chicago Tribune reports Bertin bound amph ibian the Untin Bowler prepared to depart Port Burwell Labrador for Mt Evans Greenland 760 miles away after a week of fog delays. Pilot Robert Gast and co pilot Parker D Cramer battled dense fog and ice hazards while awaiting clear skies for the voyage. Robert Wood aviation editor said earlier flights reached Port Burwell but fog forced returns. Weather later cleared prompting a planned hop to Greenland with refueling at Port Burwell. Mrs Elizabeth Cool of Redfield visiting her daughter this week.
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Chicago Tribune
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Gast
Quebec
Ungava Bay
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Bowler
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