Gil Plotting to Kill Rubio Claims Stir Mexico City
Luis Morones former secretary charged Portes Gil with plotting the assassination of President Ortiz Rubio while Rubio was in the United States last January. Gil denied the accusation, saying Morones aimed to create trouble. Morones cited Los Angeles police findings and Rubio was advised against visiting there.
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Mexico City
Luis Morones
Industry, Commerce and Labor
Portes Gil
Ortiz Rubio
United States
Gil
Morones
Trouie
Rubio
Los Angeles
Education better than enforcement in liquor laws say Wickersham
George Wickersham chairman of the Law Enforcement Commission told a 5,000 local workers meeting in Boston that education against liquor in England and Wales has reduced drinking more effectively than U S enforcement in the past decade. He urged adopting regimented educational methods as a better path under the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Boston
Mass
England and Wales
United States
George Wickersham
Law Enforcement Commission
Wickersham
Minnesota Senate Campaign Expenditures Under Scrutiny
St Paul Minnesota July 10 Senate Committee on Campaign Expenditures to probe excessive spending in the state's Republican primary for the Senate. Senator Nye, chairman, announced the investigation into campaign funds and expenditures.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Senate Committee
Nye
Senate
Magnetic Compass Relay Sought by U S Navy
The Naval Observatory seeks a method to relay magnetic compass readings for all Navy ships. Gyro compasses locate the North Pole and repeaters transmit readings, but magnetic compasses require re-adjustment when moved and are affected by metals.
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U. S. Navy
Washington
The
Naval Observatory
North Pole
Accidents in Homes Second Only To Autos
New Haven Conn June 10 The home leads only to autos in annual accident numbers per Travellers Insurance Company statistics. Falls at home account for about half of domestic accidents while automobile collisions cause more injuries than any other single accident category.
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New Haven
Conn
Travellers Insurance Company
Aged Japanese build grand memorial visit
A memorial to Ulysses S. Grant is planned in Ueno Park Tokyo by two veteran committee members. Viscount Elieh Shibusawa and Baron Takashi Masuda lead the drive to erect a 6 by 16 foot monument with a relief bust and bilingual inscriptions near Grant’s 1880 cypress and Mrs. Grant's nearby tamaran.
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TOXYO
Ulysses S. Grants
Japan
Committee of Welcome
Ugeno Park
Tokyo
Elieh Shibusawa
Takashi Masuda
General Grant
Pritchard to Run Against Bailey For U S Senator
In Charlotte on June 10 1930 Congressman George M Pritchard announced his bid to oppose Democrat Josiah W Bailey for U S Senate. Pritchard won the Republican primary by 7400 votes and will campaign in North Carolina.
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Pritchard
Bailey
U. S
Charlotte
N. C
George M. Pritchard
Asheville
Congress
Josiah W. Bailey
North Carolina
Esther Judson Visits Juneau After Twenty Years
Miss Esther E. Judson niece of Mayor Thomas B. Judson arrives in Juneau aboard the Aleutian. Born in Douglas she expected to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Judson and renew ties during her first Channel visit in two decades.
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Esther E. Judson
Thomas B. Judson
Juneau
Aleutian
Channel
Douglas
Irving Bush and Marion Spore Wed in Nevada
Irving Bush head of the Bush Terminals of New York and Marion Spore known as the Angel of the Bowery were married in Reno Nevada after a divorce granted to Bush’s former wife. The decree was issued on a cross complaint while Bush filed the original suit. Bush charged his wife nagged him. she said he was cross and would not disclose his travel plans.
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Reno
Nevada
Irving Y. Bush
Bush Terminals
New York
Marion Spore
New York City
Angel of
President Hoover Signs Civil War Veterans Pension Bill
President Hoover has signed legislation upping pensions for Civil War veterans. Recipients on the former $65 scale will receive $75, those on $72 and $90 will get $100, and widows will receive $40.
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Washington
Hoover
Stocks Rally in Late Trading on Wall Street
New York June 10. Stocks closed with a late session rally after over 100 issues hit new lows. Notable closings include Alaska Juneau 64, Allegheny 23 1/2, Anaconda 93, Bethlehem Steel 93, Generators 46, Granby 204, Kemnecott 45, Montgomery Ward 42, Acme 14, Packard 16, Simmons Beds 32, Standard Oil California 66, Standard Brands 21, Standard Oil New Jersey 75 4, United Aircraft 0 1/2, Ster 166, Pax Film 49, Texas Corporation 54.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Alaska
Juneau
Allegheny Corporation
Anaconda
Bethlehem Steel
Generators
Granby
Kemnecott
Montgomery Ward
Ma- Honal Acme
Packard
Simmons Beds
Standard Oli
California
Standard Brands
Standard ON
New Jersey
United Aircraft Ge
Ster
Pax Film
Texas, Corporation
King Carol orders prosecutions and cabinet moves in Bucharest
King Carol orders the prosecution of Dr Angelescu former Education Minister for disrespect at a Liberal meeting and decrees similar action against Dr Kostinescu and Mayor Dementrescu. He aims to unify the country and form a new cabinet while seeking reconciliation with Princess Helen. Queen Marie plans to leave Germany to return home.
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Bucharest
Romania
Carol
Angelescu
Kostinescu
Dementrescu
Helen
Marie
Germany
Bank closed after $575,000 shortage tied to stock gambling
In Cincinnati on June 10 the Cosmopolitan Bank and Trusty Company was shut by the State Banking Division after a $575,000 shortage was found. Amos Shafer, former Doherty district manager, faces embezzlement charges with a $15,000 bond while Shafer is held to the grand jury. Bank losses stem from customers checks listed to cover stock gambles.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Cosmopolitan Bank and Trusty Company
State Banking
Henry & Doherty Company
Amos Shafer
Doherty Company
Shafer
Fisher to Oppose Hull for Tennessee Senate Nomination
Nashville report says Edward Hull Crump will be the lone Democratic candidate for the Tenth District Congress seat, while Representative Hubert F. Fisher, serving his seventh term, will contest Cordell Hull for the U S Senate nomination to succeed Senator William E. Brock.
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Nashville
Tenn
Edward Hull Crump
Tennnessee
Memphis
Hubert F. Fisher
Fisher
Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
United States
William E. Brock
Women and Girls Watch Your Step Commission Requested
By unanimous vote the General Federation of Women's Clubs urged President Hoover to appoint a commission to study delinquent women and girls in Alaska and develop a plan to address the situation in the territory.
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Denver
Colo
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Hoover
Alaska
Secret Papers Sought By Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington June 10 The Foreign Relations Committee considered a resolution asserting rights to all secret papers related to the Naval Parley. The Administration refused to hand over these papers to the committee. Senator Black originated the proposal and it was referred to the subcommittee for redrafting with Senator Borah's approval.
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Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Black
Borah
Moody Declines Third Term Candidacy in July Primary
Gov. Dan Moody will not seek a third term as he requested non-certification of his name. The election committee accepted his voluntary request in Austin, Texas, with the July primary proceeding accordingly.
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Austin
Texas
Dan Moody
Elections Committee
Turkey Adopts Plump Girls Pageant Trend
In Constantinople the Miss Turkey 1930 Mubedjil Hanim weighs 168 pounds while 110-pound Feriha Tevfik Hanim takes second place. The reduced dieting fad has not yet taken firm hold in Turkey.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Mubedjil Hanim
Feriha Tevfik Hanim
Seaplane Barnstorming Tours Begin For Aleutian Tourists
Tourist trips by seaplane began this morning with hops for visitors aboard the steamer Aleutian. Pilot R. E. Ellis of Alaska-Washington Airways flew the Taku. Weather favored flights briefly. Plans include a flight to barnstorm the Dorothy Alexander in Juneau Thursday.
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Taku
R. E. Ellis
Alaska-Washington Airways
Dorothy Alexander
Juneau
Stroller Editor In Homes After Illness
Stroller editor and owner E. J. White is confined to his home with a illness began Saturday morning and hopes to return within a few days. North Carolina fish distribution from state hatcheries exceeds 1,500,000 fish this year.
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E. J. White
The
Stroller’s Weekly
Hiness
Sin
North Carolina
Boiled Tea Fuels Tunisian Tea Smuggling Ring
Five Arabs with eleven camels were arrested at the Tripoli Tunisia border by French police. Two tons of tea tied to the camels were confiscated as a substitute for moonshine liquor. Officials note tea provides a local buzz despite strong prohibition and Koranic views on alcohol.
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Gabes
Tunsia
Tripoli-Tunisia
Here
Tunis
Severin on a three day visit to Juneau
A. N. Severin of the N. P. Severin Company arrives in Juneau for a three day inspection of the Territorial and Federal Building project. Weather has slowed progress, and supervisor changes are noted as John Turner succeeds R. M. Curtis after June 20. Dr. D. T. Griggs and colleagues travel to Mt Hatmalies to study subterranean disturbances for the Federal Government.
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A. N. Severin
N. P. Severin Company
Aleutian
Juneau
Severin
R. M. Curtis
Capital Lot
Honolwu
John Turner
D. T. Griggs
Robert Griggs
John O. Rogers
Mt. Hatmalies
Secretary of the Interior
Aleupon
Seward
Capt Yancey Reaches Peru From Talara
Lima Peru June 10 Capt Yancey and copilot Fm Burgin have arrived from Talara. Radio operator Zeb Bough was left behind due to bad weather, which forced Yancey to lighter his plane. When Bough arrives in another plane the three will take off for Antofagasta.
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Lima
Peru
Yancey
Talara
Zeb Bough
Bough
Antofagasta
Shantung Hats and Suits Set Paris Resort Style
Paris fashion spread features light color shantung hats and suits for midsummer wear from a brisk dressmaker and milliner. Read as a period glimpse into the season’s refined resort attire and accessory pairing.
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Paris
Jake Lingle Shot Down In Chicago Crime Probe
Chicago police veteran Jake Lingle aged 40 was murdered last night in the Randolph Street tunnel. The Tribune reporter was shot through the skull and the gunman fled dropping his weapon. Lingle was closely connected with patrols and gang figures and was rumored marked to go due to knowledge of sensitive crime information.
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Chicago
Ill
Jake
Lingle
Chicago ‘Tribune
Randolph Street
Illinois Central Terminal
al Capone
Miami
Senate Lobby Panel Divided Over Bishop Cannon Case
Washington reports sharp divisions in the Senate Lobby Committee as members haggle over how to handle Bishop Cannon who refused to answer questions about his anti Smith activities. Chairman Caraway held informal talks and will announce the group’s decision.
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Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
Bishop Cannon
Caraway
New Independent Power Commission in Making
President Hoover praised the move toward a new Federal Power Commission as a key step in solving conservation issues and government relations with power companies. The House approved a bill yesterday creating an independent five member commission.
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Independent Power Commission
Hoover
Washington
Federal Power Commission
House
Secret plane designed for rising vertically tested soon
Farnborough England June 10 A mysterious aircraft built in secrecy for the Air Ministry at Cowes is to be tested at the experimental station. The machine named a hell coguie features an ordinary airplane body with a nose engine and four movable wings mounted above it rotated by small propellers mounted on the wing fronts. The aim is vertical lift and the ability to hover mid air.
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Farnborough
Eng
Air Ministry
Cowes
Commence Firing Bugler Dies After Long Navy Career
Worcester Massachusetts June 10 Charles Mitchell a bugler who sounded the call Commence Firing and helped start hostilities in the Spanish American War died yesterday. Mitchell served in the Navy 35 years and retired 20 years ago.
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Worcester
Mass
Charles Mitchell
Dewey
Mitchell
Navy
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