Senator Borah Holds Silence as Senate Treaty Debate Looms
Washington July 12 AP Senator Borah delays comment as allies demand absentee senators for a showdown on Norris reservations next week. Republicans Norris and Moses push for votes against ratification with potential 23 opposed ballots. Proponents split while Borah studies the issue amid low attendance in the foreign relations committee.
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Washington
Norris
Nebraska
Hoover
Senate
Moses
New Hampshire
Huston Calm After Meeting Amid Fall Campaign Plans
Claudius Huston, Republican national committee chair, met with Senator Moses of New Hampshire and party officers at the Capitol to discuss fall campaign plans. He avoided commenting on resignation rumors, insisting no promises were made and signaling a statement after the Senate adjourns.
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Washington
Claudius Huston
Republican National Committee
Capitol
Moses
New Hampshire
Huston
National Committee
Senate
Optimistic View of Copper Industry From Conda Chairman
John D. Ryan, chairman of the Anaconda Copper Mining board, says copper recovery will come as quickly as any major industry. He arrived in Butte from New York with Mrs. Ryan and noted copper output and consumption are well balanced, with current stock levels not hindering an early rebound.
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Butte
Mont
John D. Ryan
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Board
Ryan
New York
Government to Maintain Total Wheat Holdings
The government says it will replace sold wheat with an equivalent amount of new wheat to keep total holdings unchanged. Governor Reed of Kansas demanded assurance on future Federal Farm Board policy as Alexander Legge pledges to replace stock sold to millers with fresh wheat.
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Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Governor Reed
Kansas
Action Brought Against Defenbach In Supreme Court
W. C. Pond seeks a writ of mandamus in Idaho Supreme Court to compel delivery of assets of United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co as surety for Carl L. DeLong. Defenbach, state treasurer and governor hopeful, is named defendant per Pond's judgment claim of 1891 dollars. Bonds and bondsman disputes follow as the case tests the Idaho produce dealers bond law.
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Twin Falls
Byron Defenbach
Idaho State Supreme Court
W. C. Pond
Ada County
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Carl L. DeLong
Pond
DeLong
J. H. Barnes
Twin Fall
W. D. Gillis
Defenbach
Idaho
Surety Company
Mamer Plans 24 Hour St Paul Seattle Flight
Nick Mamer, famed Northwest flyer, aims to fly a new low wing monoplane from St Paul to Seattle and back in 24 hours. The route will carry payload and mail to show fast reliable service. Aircraft speed cited at 170 mph with a stop in Miles City, Montana for fuel.
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Spokane
Wash
Nick Mamer
Northwest
St. Paul
Seattle
Miles City
Mont
Utah Weather Mostly Fair Ahead
Mostly fair weather continues for Utah with sun on Sunday and Monday. A warmer trend is expected Sunday in the eastern portion of the state.
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Utah
Worst heat wave in a decade claims over 100 lives
The midwest endures a deadly heat wave as death toll tops 100 across states including Missouri with 52 fatalities and Iowa 33. Nebraska and South Dakota report cooler readings after scattered showers. Chicago reaches near 97 while conditions ease across the region.
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Chicago
Middle West
Great
Lake Michigan
Gron
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
South Dakota
Theakota
Many Offer Aid to Solve Eye Disease
A letter to the Associated Press reports a Seattle woman Mary Julia Stewart volunteering to help with Trachoma inoculation. She suggests contacting socialists involved in the disease effort and references a newspaper piece about testing on a human. Doctors propose Woo Dak San, condemned, undergo tests. four volunteers including Italian Tieto Canale from Rome also offer.
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Santa FE
N. M
Associated Press Today
Mary Julia Stewart
Seattle
Woo Dak San
Tieto Canale
Rome
Archduke Leopold Surrenders To Tombs For Trial
Archduke Leopold of Austria entered the Tombs in New York for pretrial custody over alleged involvement in a fraudulent sale of his aunt Maria Theresa diamond necklace. He requested imprisonment to speed his return to Austria and possible restoration of the Hapsburgs. He was fed prison fare starting with bread, butter and coffee.
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New York
Leopold M
Leopold
Austria
Tombs
Utah Governor Urged to Attend Four-State Colorado River Meet
Dr. Elwood Mead of the federal bureau of reclamation asks Gov. George H. Dern or his designee to attend a Denver conference of the four upper basin states Wyoming Colorado New Mexico. The aims are to study water needs and allocate seven and a half million acre feet under the Colorado River compact.
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Salt Lake City
George H. Dern
Utah
Colorado River
Denver
Elwood Mead
Federal Bureau of Reclamation
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Walther League Convention Opens in Cleveland
Delegates from across the United States and abroad gather in Cleveland for the 38th International Walther League convention. About 15,000 attendees are expected over five days as Lutheran leaders announce missionary speakers and related events.
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Cleveland
United States
Chairman Legge Urges Growers to Cut Acreage
Enid Oklahoma July 12 AP Chairman Legge ends a week long tour in the southwestern hard winter wheat region urging growers to reduce acreage. He says the farm board will not disturb total grain holdings and plans to replace disposed holdings with an exact equal quantity of this year's wheat. He blames Kansas Governor Reed for market breaks and notes mills will be allowed to purchase under an agreement with the Grain Stabilization Corporation.
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Kansas City
Grain Stablization Corporation
Federal Farm Board Agency
Stablization Corporation
Clyde M. Reed
Kansas
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Enid
Oklahoma
Legge
Farm Board
Stabilization Corporation
Okla
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Plane crashes into grandstand kill two at Valley Stream
An 18 passenger plane piloted by Alfred Watts struck a guard rail and the grandstand at Curtis-Wright field during a night flying exhibition. Hyman Kanterman and his wife Mary, both 30, were killed by the propeller. Watts, 21, attempted to move the plane from the field to a hangar and appeared to lose control while taxiing.
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Valley Stream
N. Y
Curtis-Wright
Fourth Execution by Gas in Nevada
Reno reports Nevada sets fourth execution by gas for week starting September 28. Judge L Hawkins in the district court passes the death sentence on Louis Ceja, Mexican slayer of Charlie Fong, a Chinese Wynnemucca cafe patron. Ceja killed Fong June 8 with a knife after being arrested in Salt Lake City and returned to Nevada.
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Reno
Nev
Nevada
Todaay
L Hawkins
Ava
Louis Ceja
Charlie Fong
Ceja
Fong
Salt Lake City
Recovery Sought in $139000 Judgments Against Eccles Trio
The David Eccles company files suit for $139000, seeking $100000 to recover on a promissory note of 1000000 that A P Apperson of Denver delivered to Bosworth Chanute & Co and indorsed to the Eccles firm. The action names L A Eccles, former manager and director, and Mrs. Eccles as defendants. Allegations claim misappropriation of the note and conversion to LR Meclas’s use.
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Ogden
David Eccles Company
L. A. Eccles
A. P. Apperson
Denver
Bosworth Chanute & Co
LR. Meclas
Business strike shuts Butte stores in silver bow area
In Butte Mont on July 12 the strike by teamsters and a sympathetic clerks strike closed most stores in the Silver Bow Employers association. Only food and drug outlets remained open for prescriptions and emergencies as clerks protested deliveries by nonunion truckmen.
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Butte
Mont
Teamsters
Silver Bow
Association
Coast Dealers Fall in Line End of Gas War Near
Pacific coast markets move toward standard pricing as major stations and independents in San Francisco Los Angeles Spokane Tacoma and Portland report 10 to 24 cent gas. Officials say war is near end with prices stabilizing near major company figures.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Spokane
Tacoma
Portland
Death by suicide tied to illness in Eagle farmer
In Boise on July 12 AP reports William E. Baker age 60 prominent Eagle farmer died by his own hand using a shotgun near his home. Coroner William McBratney said illness and insomnia were factors and Mrs Baker said he promised not to take his life, but he sought to transfer property saying he might not have long to live.
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Boise
William E. Baker
Eagle
William McBratney
Baker
McBratney
Fatal Plane Crash at New Mattoon Airport
Bloomington pilot Jack Bell and student Cliff Holt died when Bell failed to recover from a power dive at the opening of Mattoon’s new airport. The biplaner owned by Archie Baldridge was used in a balloon bursting contest during the air circus.
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Mattoon
Jack Bell
Bloomington
Cliff Holt
Elase
Bell
Archie Baldridge
Finance Minister Faces Opposition Over Bachelor Tax
Berlin July 12 Dr Hermann Dietrich minister of finance met stiff opposition in the Reichstag taxation committee as he reviewed Germanys financial program. He nearly dropped the plan to tax bachelors and bachelorettes though a bare majority for the program in the Reichstag seemed possible, avoiding dissolution and new elections.
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Berlin
Hermann Dietrich
Reichstar Taxation Committee
Germany
Pendleton Round Up Queen Lois McIntyre Highlighted
The 1936 Pendleton Round Up at Cre. featured Lois McIntyre as queen alongside a life of pageantry and self discovery evident in the event’s celebrated round-up atmosphere.
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Lois
Pendleton
McIntyre
Hersel “An
San Francisco police blamed by key Mooney witness
John Mac Donald, now aged 58 and living in Baltimore, testified that police officials coached his 1917 testimony that helped convict Tom Mooney and Billings. He told Circuit Court in Baltimore that officials planned the testimony and offered bribes, while naming Warren K. Billings and asserting Mooney's guilt. The court refused habeas relief and ordered the state attorney to await California’s move.
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Ialtimore
John MacDonald
San Francisco
Tom Mooney
California
Ife
Warren
K. Billings
Mooney
Billings
MacDonald
Baltimore
John C Taeuber
Young
Taeuber
Jobs filled at Boulder Dam construction warning issued
Washington July 12 AP warns unemployed not to seek work at the Boulder dam project as no jobs exist yet for preliminary work. All early positions are filled and it may be months before large forces are hired. Construction plans proceed with the 10 660 000 initial appropriation.
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Washington
Boulder Dam
Wilbur
Congress
Kansas City Tree Sits Spark Epidemic Record Challenge
Jack Richards, 14, has sat in a tree for over 54 hours seeking a possible world record. Four more contestants, including two girls, joined today, bringing the total to seven as rain threatens to interrupt the endurance effort.
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Taeepr
Epidemis
Kansas City
Jack Richards
Police identify man chased as possible Lingle slayer
A Chicago police officer who pursued a blonde gunman at Jake Lingle's murder scene identified a photo at the detective bureau saying that's the man. That exclamation led authorities to believe they had found the slayer or a decoy in the plot.
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Hoscago
Jay 12
Jake Lingle
Detective Bureau
Lingle
Idaho potato and bean crops rise in 1930 harvest forecast
Idaho crop statistics show higher yields overall with 15 percent more potatoes and 21 percent more beans expected in 1930. Wheat acreage down slightly but overall feed grain production rising to about 16.19 million bushels.
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Boise
Idaho
Julius Jacobsen
Trolley Car Falls in River in Buenos Aires
A trolley car plunged from a half raised cantilever bridge into the Balcho river near Buenos Aires as fog shrouded the riacho. About 60 people were killed or trapped, including five women, with 53 bodies recovered by noon. four escaped from the rear platform and swam ashore.
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Buenos Aires
Balcho River
Riacho
Avellanada
Court injunction dissolved in Sandpoint power plan case
The Idaho Supreme Court dissolved the Bonner County District Court injunction banning the city of Sandpoint from issuing warrants. The ruling cited lack of notice to city officials in a dispute over a municipal power plant bond issue and a 4 mill levy, with Mountain State Power challenging the levy as over the 10 mill limit for general purposes.
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Boise
Bonner County District Court
Sandpoint
Idaho Supreme Court
District Court
Mountain State Power Company
Ito Tne Junction
Supreme Court
Huskies Examined for Possible Second Antarctic Expedition
Washington July 12 AP 36 Labrador huskies chosen from 56 returnees from Byrd’s first expedition will begin regular inspections by Dr David E Buckingham, White House dogs guardian for 34 years, to ensure speed for a potential second Antarctic dash. The dogs live on a Berkshire farm. they are kept in near natural conditions with supervised diet and exercise to stay fit for a future polar voyage.
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Washington
Antarctic
Byrd
David E. Buckingham
White House
Berkshires
Bee
Delingham
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