Stimson outlines plan for big navy cut at conference
Secretary of State Stimson says the United States will reduce sea armament by more than 200,000 tons if other powers trim their fleets as well. He notes the plan aims at substantial reductions in capital ships cruisers destroyers and submarines across nations. British estimates show a 4 million pound cut in naval building for 1930 reflecting Kellogg Pact influenced trimming.
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Aim
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Alexander
Admiralty
Congressmen attend funerals as another dies on train
Washington March 6 Rep James P Glynn 63 a Connecticut Republican died aboard a Chesapeake and Ohio train returning to Washington after attending the funeral of Rep James A Hughes in Huntington West Virginia Glynn reportedly collapsed in the smoking room from a heart attack while traveling with fellow lawmakers.
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James P Glynn
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Huntington
West Virginia
Congress
James A. Bughes
Glynn
Admiral von Tirpitz Dies in Bavaria at 80
Ebenhausen Bavaria March 6 Admiral Alfred P Friedrich von Tirpitz Lord High Admiral of the German Navy in World War I died there at 2 30 am after a brief battle with bronchitis He would have been 81 on March 19 He sought a massive naval force for the empire and a ruthless submarine campaign which failed and many observers believe contributed to the Central Powers defeat Continued on page two.
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Alfred P. Friedrich von Tirpitz
Germany
von Tirpitz
Model Socialized City Planned in Soviet Russia
Moscow March 6. The government will erect a large model socialized agricultural city in the Hoper province lower Volga district to illustrate what complete socialization would mean for citizens. The plan envisions standardized living quarters for all ages with private belongings limited to clothing and pocket items. A giant kitchen factory will prepare meals for about 44 000 residents, with food distributed to restaurants.
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Russia
A T Hadley Dies While On World Cruise
Arthur Twining Hadley president emeritus of Yale University died of pneumonia in Kobe Japan while on a world cruise. Born 1856 in New Haven he led Yale from 1899 to 1921 resigning to focus on economics writing and lecturing. He Leave a lasting spiritual and educational impact noted by Yale trustees.
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Yale College
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Society of Skull and Bones
Fifteen Hundred Houses Destroyed in Toulouse Disaster
Toulouse March 6 The latest estimates of the flood disaster in Southern France place Massine and surrounding countryside at 400 dead or missing. About 1,500 houses have been destroyed or on the point of crumbling in Moss. At least 12 people died trying to save others as work crews faced a difficult relief task. Boat movements to danger zones limited by flood conditions.
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Alaska mining industry shown on more stable basis
An Alaska Chamber of Commerce briefing by Mining Supervisor B D Stewart describes the industry as on a firmer, more prosperous footing than in years past. He cites Juneau’s major role, interior dredging by Fairbanks Exploration, coal mining at Healy River, and matanuska field improvements, noting steadier output and growing larger-scale operations.
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Chamber of Commerce Today
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Healy River
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Chickaloon
Alaska Railroad
Fur Shipment at Seward Sealed in Alaska Trade
Seward Alaska March 6 two hundred thousand dollars in fur values including red fox mink and blue fox reached here on the Starr steamship from the West. M Goldstein agent for Hibbard and Stewart Seattle secured 40000 dollars while W C Lowe operator of trading posts arranged the remainder. Shipments head for Beattie with Lowe and his wife crossing Alaska in bitter weather. Senate Office building room claimed by Senator Grundy Pennsylvania while Senator Walsh Montana directs summons. John Lereh attorney for the League and Warren Doane editor of Manufacturer connected to Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association.
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Beattie
Kanaleh
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Herite
Faubel Summoned by Senate Committee for Questioning
Arthur Faubel secretary of the American Tariff League is summoned to appear before Senate labor committee in Washington in March for questioning regarding tariff matters. The record notes the inquiry by committee into advocacy and the league's activities.
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Washington
Asthur L. Baubel
American Tariff League
Senate
One of 12 Most Beautiful Girls in U S Commits Suicide
Christine Norman once named among twelve beauty queens dies by suicide in New York by leaping from the Warwick hotel twentieth floor. A note to hotel management asks that the attorney for Equitable Trust Company be notified. She was estranged from husband Enos Booth and had appeared in the musical Peg O My Heart.
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Christne Norman
Néyta Momeln
Committad
Wulcide Todlay
Warwick
Equitable ‘Trust Company
Enos Booth
Peg O' My Heart” Company
Vanderbilt Swats Mexican Taxi Man With Blackjack
Griy Mexico March 6 Cornelis Vanderbilt Jr using a blackjack struck a Mexican taxi chauffeur on the head when ordered to drive him to a hotel. The chauffeur resisted, called a policeman, who escorted Vanderbilt to his hotel. The chauffeur denied intending harm.
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Vanderbilt
Tear gas used by police to disperse crowd
Police used tear gas bombs to break up an Unemployment Day gathering in front of the White House. Bert Lawrence led the demonstrators to the fence, was restrained by officers, and several youths in red sweaters were injured as tear gas dispersed the crowd. Six leaders were arrested amid torn placards and melee. Hoover remained nearby at work during the disturbance. In London, five injured in Tower Hill protest as about 4000 demonstrators clashed with police.
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White House
Bert Lawrence
Pennsylvania Avenue
rPia
Lawrence
Hoover
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Tower Hill
Tower of London
Conviction of Editors For Contempt Overruled
Mrs Pearl Demarest stenographer to Secretary of State Stimson head of an American delegation to the London Naval Conference Injuries from a fall at the Mayfair Hotel in London hospital declared accidental The Cleveland editors Louis Seltzer Carlton Matson convicted of contempt at Common Pleas Court sentenced to 301 days in jail and fined 500 each actions followed an editorial critical of a judge
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Pearl Demarest
Stimson
St. George's Hospital
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Hurley
Pisk
Louis Seltzer
Carlton Matson
Cleveland Press
Cuyahoun County
Common Pleas
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Hanratty
British air sense grows with flying clubs in Britain
The development of British air sense is shown by a rise in flying clubs across England and Scotland. There are 29 light airplane clubs in existence, thirteen of which receive a government subsidy.
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