Kellogg Treaty Seen As Check To China-Russ Conflict
Washington reports indicate signatories to the Kellogg anti-war pact pledge faith to its terms amid the China Russia Manchuria crisis. China says it adheres to the treaty and hopes great powers’ good offices avert conflict. Moscow and London dispatches describe mobilization and cautious restraint by Soviet leadership.
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Far East
China
Russia
Washington
W.P
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Chao Chu Wu
United Press
Dewen Vate Wuneen
Nanking
Manchuria
War Bulletins China to Tell Stand Shanghai War News
Reports from Nanking say the Chinese National government will issue a world manifesto detailing its position in the current break with Russia rather than immediately replying to the note. Russian forces reportedly attacked near Pogranichnaya and Manchurian frontier reports claim Russians are advancing in Manchuria though some advices are unconfirmed. Chinese troops move toward North Manchuria with 10 000 infantry and cavalry ordered to Tsitsihar near Harbin. Soviet envoys prepare to depart from Manchuria following Moscow's orders. Japanese cabinet meets to discuss the China Russian situation in Manchuria. White Russian mobilization orders issued for instant readiness amid the China Russian crisis.
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Moscow
Manchuria
Jan Rudzutak
China
Rudzutak
Keith Jones
United Press
London
U.P
Siberia
Riga
London Daily Mail
Kubiakov
Red Army
Mongolia
Russia
Budenny
Manchurian
Soviet Union
Pcking
Daily Mail
M. Spilwaneck
UR1
Kuo Min
Nanking
Randall Gould
Shanghai
Blagovestchenik
Japan
Manchuk
Pogranichnaya
Mukden
Chu Hsueh-Chung
Tsitshihar
Harbin
Manchur
Pogantichaya
Tokio
Mukden Hailar
Republic of China
Pograntichaya
Pricess Ali Fazil
Paris
United States
Man Bitten by Black Widow Spider In Critical Condition
In San Bernardino California David E Davis plasterer was bitten yesterday by a deadly black widow spider. He was taken to Ramona hospital in convulsions and remained in critical condition today. Mr and Mrs A T Stone and son Jack returned yesterday from a Southern California vacation visiting Catalina Island Los Angeles and beaches.
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San Bernardino
Calif
U.P
David E. Davis
Ramona Hospital
Davis
A. T
Stone
Jack
California
Catalina Island
Los Angeles
Las Vegas To Vote On $250000 High School Bond Again
Election day arrives in Las Vegas as voters return to the high school gym from 1 to 5 p m to authorize a $250 000 bond for a new high school building. County Clerk Scott confirms a single voting place and officials expect an overwhelming yes with civic urging from Principal Maude Frazer.
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Las Vegas
Wm. L. Scott
Aluminum Blast Kills Seven at Logan's Ferry Plant
Seven people died after a blast at United States Aluminum's Logan's Ferry plant in New Kensington. Victims: Joseph Paustenbach, 47. Tarantum, Andrew Kautzman, 60. B Lopez, Michael Hazimanolis, Anthony Larios, John Giansanti, James Gallardo. Fire followed the blast as flames spread. two men died instantly in the debris.
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New Kensington
Logan's Ferry
United States Aluminum Company
Aluminum Company of America
Citizens General Hospital
Joseph Paustenbach
Tarantum
Andrew Kautzman
Kautzman
Paustenbach
New York to Nome Pilot Hops Again
Catrin Ross G Hoyt, blazing an airplane trail from New York to Nome, Alaska, took off from Edmonton at 8 22 a m for White Horse Yukon, his next refueling stop. The pur suit plane New Alaska landed at 6 45 am after a swift flight from Minneapolis.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Catrin Ross G. Hoyt
New York
Nome
Alaska
White Horse
Yukon
Army
New Alaska
Minneapolis
Probe Looming For Long Beach Officials
A grand jury investigation may be opened next week into a maze of felony charges facing Long Beach civic officials and prominent citizens. Officials have been under scrutiny for six months as the inquiry approaches.
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Los Angeles
Long Beach
Train Wreck Victims Count Nine As Creek Dries Up
Saw Creek near Stratton Colorado, fed by a cloud burst, flooded a Rock Island Pacific train bridge gashing a 12 car wreck. Nine bodies recovered, coroner predicts more. Pullman car toppled into the torrent. Passenger E J Perry, awake, escaped through a window and to shore. Morris Gest among first to report disaster.
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Stratton
Colo
U.P
Saw Creek
Rock Island and Pacific
O. Kinney
E J. Perry
New Bedford
Mass
Kinney
Ben Lewis
Mephis
Jennie Feltz
Memphis
Tenn
Carlie
New York City
Julia Carlie
T. B. Johnson
Birmingham
Ala
Brooks Cline
Negro Porter
Morris Gest
New York
Boulder Dam Included in Next Budget Plans
President Hoover expects large increases in several federal budget items over the next four years. By 1933 an estimated 300 million dollars more will be spent, mainly on public works rivers and harbors public buildings Boulder Dam new farm programs and expansion of air forces for army and navy.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
Boulder Dam
Army
Navy
Mine sinks Russian ship killing thirty one crew and passengers
BERLIN July 19 U P Fourteen passengers and seventeen crew members were killed or drowned when their unidentified Russian steamer struck a mine in the Black Sea and sank. The report reached Berlin today.
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Berlin
U.P
Black Sea
Texas Girl Forfeits Bail On Forgery Charges
Los Angeles July 19 A bench warrant was issued for Rudell Heath 21 of Texas and her 1500 bail was forfeited after she failed to appear for a preliminary hearing on three counts of forgery. In two years she has been detained in Los Angeles and Hollywood six times for offenses against the We ber attorney said he had no idea where she might be now unless she had returned to Texas.
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Los Angeles
Rudell Heath
Texas
Miss Heath
Hollywood
Weber
City approves repair bills for sidewalks and pavement mix
Three bills from General Construction totaling 2288.77 were presented to the board of city commissioners for sidewalk end repairs and materials. Costs break down to 1241.55 for sidewalk repair, 839.25 for pavement mix, and 211.97 for gravel. The main paving contract final payment remains on hold pending job approval. A sealed statement from city engineer A P Slocom was submitted in response to J P King’s paving report. The commissioners did not open the envelope at yesterday's meeting and will address it next Tuesday at 3 PM.
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General Construction Company
Okeh
Board of City Commissioners
J. P. King
A. P. Slocum
Swedish Plane Resumes Flight from Ivigtut to New York
A Swedish plane named Verige piloted by Capt. Albin Ahrenberg with two companions took off at 11:18 a.m. GMT from Ivigtut Greenland bound for Battle Harbor Labrador and then New York. Canadian marine and fisheries officials reported the takeoff from Belle Isle.
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Ottawa
Canada
Verige
Albin Ahrenberg
Ivigtut
Greeland
Battle Harbor
Labrador
Greenwich
New York
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Dominion of Canada
Federal radio beacon site chosen for Las Vegas towers
A federal engineer in Las Vegas selects a site for a $20,000 airways beacon network linking Los Angeles to Salt Lake City. The two 125 foot towers will sit near the Las Vegas airport to provide continuous radio guidance and weather data for pilots.
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Vegas
Las Vegas
George D. Barr
Airways
Airway Division
Department of Commerce
Barr
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Maitland
Hawaii
Las Vegas Nevada
Western Air Express
Antenne
Snake Causes Blaze at Avondale Power Substation
A snake caused a fire at a temporary cut-off of the Avondale substation of the Arizona Light and Power company when it contacted two 11,000-volt transformers. The resulting current burned the snake, set wooden timbers aflame, but caused no serious damage beyond the minor fire.
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Phoenix
Ariz
U.P
Avondale
Arizona Light and Power Company
Bromley Launches Non Stop L A to Tacoma Flight
Lieutenant Harold Bromley took off from Metropolitan airport at 10 20 a m in a Lockheed monoplane named The City of Tacoma on a non stop 900 mile flight to Tacoma planned to last about six hours He carried 400 gallons of fuel and aimed to reach Tacoma by mid afternoon en route to Tokyo after arrival in Tacoma he would pursue a trans Pacific leg to Japan from Los Angeles to Tokyo he anticipated speeds near 200 miles per hour and cruising above 150 miles per hour.
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Tacoma
U.P
Harold Bromley
Los Angeles
Metropolitan
Bromley
Tokio
Japan
Rains Great Help to Arizona Stock
Heavy regional rains ease drought in Arizona grazing areas, with U S weather bureau noting reduced water shortages. Nogales and Seligman still face low water, while cattle conditions remain poor in the Seligman district.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
A.S
U. S. Weather Bureau
Nogales
Seligman
Bandits Take $21,000 From New Orleans Bank Truck
Six bandits held up a New Orleans bank truck, expelled its guard and driver, and drove away with $21,000 in cash and securities of Hibernia Bank & Trust Co. Some suspects fled in their own car. In Washington, Hoover lifted the arms embargo on shipments to Mexico via a presidential proclamation.
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N.O
Hoover
New Orleans
U.P
Hibernia Bank & Trust Co
Search goes on for rich woman rancher Edith Wolfskill
Fairfield California July 19 Edith Iren Wolfskill 57 heiress remains missing since Sunday. Volunteers scour Solano County hill country seeking clues to the heir to an 800000 dollar estate after a 1000 dollar reward offered by A W Bachmann trust officer guardian of the woman's estate
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S— Fairfield
Calif
Edith Iren Wolfskill
Solano County
A. W. Bachmann
Citizens National Trust & Savings Bank of
Los Angeles
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U.A
U.S
Chang Sueh-Liang
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Colorado
E. A. Ferron
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L. A
Flyer
Takio
UPI
Mexico
State Department
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