Germany Faces Creditors Over Reparations at Hague
At the Hague the German delegation was pressed to present a precise plan for meeting creditor demands. German Foreign Minister Curtius proposed a moratorium and installment payments, with talks expected to resume as London’s creditors press for timely action on reparations and military sanction questions.
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the Hague
Germany
Julius Guyttos
Council of the
League of Nations
Geneva
Henri Cheren
Philip Sne
Den
Curtius
Queneva
Tong
Wade
Gecke
Wiere
Ette
London
Gelegates
Foeign
Two Birmingham Banks Closed in District
The Bank of Ensley and its branch the Bank of Wylan failed to open in Birmingham Alabama signaling a state takeover. Heavy real estate loans and farm mortgages were named as main reasons. The closures contribute to six bank shutdowns in the Birmingham area over the past year. Also listed are census supervisor assignments for 1930 with Eugene Santechi named for Carbon Duchesne Emery Grand San Juan and Unitah counties based in Price Utah.
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Birmingham
Ala
Bank of Ensley
Bank of Wylan
Utah
Washington
Eugene Santechi
Price
Carbon
Duchesne
Emery
Grand San Juan
Unitah
Sugar tariff clash deepens in Senate debate
Senator Harrison of Mississippi assails a proposed sugar duty hike, arguing higher tariffs would raise Americans’ sugar costs by about 50 million dollars annually and noting 20 years of tariff history cost nearly three billion dollars. He cites Louisiana sugar output as insufficient for national needs.
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Washington
Harrison
Missisippi
Senate
Hawley-Smoot
Smoot
Finance Committee
Ges
Clmate
United States
Canoe
Louisiana
Taft Improves in Hospital Stay
Chief Justice Taft, treated for bladder trouble in Washington hospital, is described as materially improved. He plans to leave Tuesday for rest in Asheville, while allowed to sit up briefly each day and read, though not resuming judicial duties.
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Washington
Taft
Asheville
Barnes Reports Good Condition As Result Of Business Survey
Washington Jan 11 AP Encouraging results have attended the activities of the national business conference started by President Hoover. Chairman Julius H Barnes said reports show production and distribution near seasonal normal, and confidence in the future unimpaired. Credit is flowing back, with orderly adjustments in progress and rising savings deposits, stockholders increase, and growing confidence among industry directors.
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Washington
Hoover
Julius HH Barnes
Standard Corporations
Barnes
America
Industy
Idaho editors elect new president and board
A H Lee of Rupert was chosen president of the Idaho Editors association to succeed A Bottolfsen of Arco. New officers include F F Swan as vice president and A W McCallum as secretary treasurer. The executive board expanded to seven with members from groups one through seven. The group debated publicity limits, urging restraint on non health and public enterprise publicity. Edward F. Mason of the University of Idaho outlined journalism courses.
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Boise
A H Lee
Rupert
Idaho Editoris] Association
A. Bottolfsen
Arco
F. F. Swan
Gooding
Mr. Lee
A W McCallum
Buhl
Bottelfeen
O. J Quane
American Falk
G R Maxwell
Shoshone
T. M. Gough
Parma
Earle Sample
Weiser
L Lo Johnson
Orofino
Jack E. Coulter
Wallace
Ed Skinner
Examet
Edward F. Mason
University of Idaho
Army Snowbirds Resume Flight in Winter Test
In Duluth Minnesota on January 1 the 16 army snowbirds finally took to the air at 9:53 am after a frozen motor delayed their winter test flight to the Pacific coast. They began the second day from Grand Forks North Dakota with Major Ralph Royce leading, circling above the bay as the formation formed. Four planes that failed to arrive yesterday did not join until today's takeoff.
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Duluth
Minn
Army
Pacific Coast
Iay
Grand Forks
N. D
Poth
Ralph Royce
Idaho roads in fair shape after winter survey
Idaho drivers should use Cate and caution as the state highway survey reports mainly good conditions. North Idaho hills are slick with advised chains, plowed sections warn against edge-riding, and freezing weather keeps roads mostly clear though unimproved routes may muddle with thaw.
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Boise
Idaho
State Bureau of Highways
East Lake City
Pocatetlo
Idaho Falls
Mack's Inn
Yellowstone Park
Oregon Trail
Mountain Home
Britain To Cut Battle Cruiser Fleet To Fifty
The first lord of the admiralty A V Alexander said Britain would seek a reduction from 70 to 50 battle cruisers at the coming London conference. American delegates aboard the George Washington remained cautious that cruiser counts alone would not settle talks. Secretary Stimson expects talks with the French delegation to assure a conciliatory approach as France and Italy’s stance remains unclear. The ship will speed to Plymouth to join the official party for London discussions.
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George Washington
Admiralty
A. V. Alexander
Great Britain
London
Henry L. Stimson
Stimson
France
Italy
Prance
Plymouth
Pricay
Colonel Stimson
Boeing Pilot Killed in Nebraska Air Mail Crash
Charles Kenwood of Omaha, age 28, a Boeing pilot with 1600 flying hours, died instantly when his air mail flight crashed near Sidney Nebraska during a landing attempt. The wreckage and accompanying fire destroyed part of the 600 pounds of mail, and Boeing officials described the fatal accident as the first in 8,000,000 miles of the air mail service with the Boettig company.
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Seattle
Charles Kenwood
Omaha
Boring Air Mat
Sidney Neb
The
Transport Company
Kenwood
Boeing
Boettig Compan
Pocatello Man Falls 1700 Feet at Utah Apex Mine
Baril Hill, 32, of Murray Utah died after plunging 1700 feet down the shaft at the Utah Apex mine in Bingham from the 700-foot level. He was married with one child and had worked at the mine since December. His parents Mr and Mrs J W Hill of Pocatello will receive his body for burial.
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Galt Lake City
Baril Hill
Murray
Utah
Utah Apex
Bingham
Hill
J. W. HM
Poce‘ello
Hoover commission report flags overtaxed federal enforcement
The Hoover administration will publish a long awaited report showing prohibition and other federal laws overtax the national enforcement system. The study notes growing congestion in courts and considers action on industrial alcohol and interagency coordination. Senator La Follette urges allowing the crime study group to proceed.
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Washington
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
Congress
Hoover
Congressional Committee of Prohibition
la Pollette
Wisconsin
Ogden Stock Show Opens With Record Livestock on View
Crowds gathered in Ogden Utah for the eleventh annual Ogden Livestock Show drawing buyers and exhibitors. About 1.5 million dollars worth of livestock are on display up 506000 from last year with beef dairy cattle and hogs highlighting the event. Judging for the Intermountain Poultry and Seed shows begins tomorrow as 4 H clubs colleges and 258 students enter contests.
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Ogden
Utah
Livestock Coliseum
Intermountain
Wang
Ward Case Heads to Jury in Idaho Murder Trial
Chester Ward faces a jury decision in a murder trial over the killing of Ray Cole at a rooming house in St Mareel Idaho. Prosecutor Edward Elder delivered closing arguments while the defense began its summations. The defense claims Ward acted in self defense after Cole shot at him, and a physician testified Ward was temporarily insane at the time.
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ST. Mareel
Idaho
Chester Ward
Ray Cole
Edward Elder
Ward
Cole
Reorganized Senate GOP Powers Define Finance and Key Committees
The Republican conference approved a new Senate lineup with La Follette of Wisconsin and Thomas of Idaho on the finance committee. Jones of Washington becomes Appropriations chair, McNary assists, and regional independents secure roles on interstate commerce and other major panels.
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Washington
Senate Republican
la Foliette
Wisconsin
Thomas
Idaho
Republican Conference
la Follette
Senate
Jones
Appropriations Committee
Warren
Wyoming
McNary
McMaster
South Dakota
Interstate Commerce Committee
South
Howell
Nebraska
Committee On Committees
Grundy
Pennsylvania
Banking and Currency
Glenna
Clinois
Norris
Hoover
New Republican
Young Guard
Borah
Johnson
California
Important Commerce Committee
Couzens
Michigan
Interstate Commerce
Smoot
Utah
Wheeler
Montana
Finance Committee
Goodyear Blimp Puritan Crashes Near Campton Kentucky
Good year's airship Puritan was nearly wrecked after colliding with a mountain 10 miles east of Campton Kentucky. Pilot W L Smith and navigator A C O'Neill were uninjured as officials reported.
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Akron
OhIo
Goodyear
Campton
W. L. Smith
A. C. O'Neill
Texas seeks reopening of Laredo Mexican consulate
Governor Moody of Texas asks President Hoover for a long distance talk on reopening the Laredo consulate after District Attorney Valle threatened to arrest former President Calles. White House officials say the State Department is pursuing reopening and a direct pardon remains uncertain.
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Washington
Moody
Texas
White House
Hoover
State Department
Cotton
Laredo
Valle
Calles
Mexico
United States
Weather Brief Notes Snow and Cold Tonight
Snow and colder conditions expected tonight with a cold wave affecting southern areas. Skies will become mostly fair, with colder air spreading to the far eastern portion as the night progresses.
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Britain
Head Radio Corporation
Associated Press
Pihote
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
James G. Harbord
LEE President
Idaho Scribes
Army Snowbirds
Pocatello
Stanley H. Kuntz
Miinets
Delbert Green
Commission
Washington, Jap
Toledo
Percy Q. Williams
Baltimore
Louise Schaffle
Maryland
Hughh Cumming
Annapolis
New York
Shirley Wynn
Maryland Health
Federal Bureau
Charles Armstrong
Cumming
Pasadena
Calf
J. D. Dunshee
Public Health Bureau
Ogden Stock Show
Goodyear Airship
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