National guardsmen moved to Hoosier mine in standstill
Three Indiana National Guard companies were ordered to the vicinity of an Hoosier coal mine after 20 nonunion workers refused to leave. Gov. Harry G. Leslie said he would accompany troops from Indianapolis Attica and Ladoga to Shakamak State Park. The move was described as precautionary as the miners had not attempted to exit.
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Dagger
Ind
Indiana National Guardsmen
Hoosier
Wesley Williams
Sullivan County
Harry G. Leslie
Shakamak State Park
Indianapolis
Attica
Ladoga
Grandi Positioned as Next Italian Ambassador to Britain
Italian premier Mussolini reshuffled his cabinet, removing Dino Grandi from the foreign ministry where he acted as a traveling representative of Italy. Inquiries show he would be acceptable as Britain’s ambassador. The Rome post has been vacant since Antonio Chiaramonte-Codronaro’s death six weeks ago.
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London
Dino Grandi
Great Britain
Signor Grandi
Foreign Ministry
Mussolini
Antonio Chiaramonte-Codronaro
Mussolini Assumes New Cabinet Duties In Rome
Premier Mussolini began his day by taking over the ministries of foreign affairs and corporations after a cabinet shakeup. He met with Dino Grandi at the foreign affairs desk to receive reports and then moved to the corporations ministry, succeeding Bottas without ceremony. Grandi was seen as a potential ambassador, likely to Great Britain, with Washington as a remote possibility.
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Rome
Mussolini
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Dino Grandhi
Grandi
Ministry of Corporations
Bottas
Signor Grandi
Great Britain
Washington Post
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills, Cal., July 21 Will Rogers criticizes the economic conference and argues that real improvement comes from self-reliance, noting the conference as an admission to shared troubles. He contends the world has bankrupted itself by conferences and calls for independence from delegates.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Mellon
Will Rogers
British Trade Conference May Affect U S Business Ties
Ottawa dispatch notes Gandhi and Indian boycotts shadowing empire trade talks. Delegates push compromised path while Canada signals greater concession to British interests. Observers question if such self restraint will curb India’s impact on empire commerce.
Thirteen Officers Face Grand Jury
In Mineola New York July 21 1930 an extraordinary grand jury began hearing the death of Hyman Stark. Eighteen county police were arrested on charges including second degree murder assault and conspiracy to obstruct justice. The first witness was the court stenographer from the John Doe hearing.
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Mineola
N. Y
Hyman Stark
John Doe
Stark
Elvin Edwards
Grand Jury
Open Duck and Geese Season Extended by President
President Hoover approved extending waterfowl hunting to two months this fall after drought slowed birds. The season runs Oct 4 to Nov 16 nationwide, with Florida starting Nov 20. States from Kansas to Washington set Oct 16 to Dec 15 for ducks geese brant and coot, while Idaho Oregon and others adjust.
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Idaho
Washington
Hoover
Hyde
Florida
Ducks
Geese
Brant
Coot
Kansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Oregon
Capital Police Move Veterans in Washington Evacuation
The treasury orders evacuation of all government buildings on Pennsylvania Avenue now occupied by the bonus army. Police chief Pelham D. Glassford plans evictions. vendors and supplies for the marchers face limits as Pace and Robertson await trial for parading without a permit and disorderly conduct.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bonus Army
Veterans’ Administration
Walters W. Waters
Bonus Expeditionary Forces
John Pace
Detroit
Roy W. Robertson
California
Pace
Robertson
Pelham D. Glassford
Aids
White House
Copper Drops to New Low Level
New York July 21 copper fell to 4.50 cents a pound in the export market as dealers noted continued Japanese offerings. Some smaller producers abroad quoted 4.60 cents while Copper Exporters Inc quoted 4.70 cents.
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New York
Bennett proposes wider imperial trade preferences
Ottawa July 21 Premier R B Bennett after being named chairman of the imperial economic conference issued a definite offer for broader preferences for British goods in exchange for greater British preference to Canadian imports. He urged an enduring system and said dominions must decide now what course to take. The proposal targets the United Kingdom but extends to all empire regions where mutually advantageous.
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Ottawa
Dominions
Canada
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Newfoundland
Stanley Baldwin
R. B. Bennett
G. W. Forbes
Sean T. O'Kelly
Irish Free State
Associated Press
United Kingdom
Commission Approves Eastern Rail Consolidation Plan
The Interstate Commerce Commission signed off on a four system consolidation for eastern trunk lines east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio with modifications. It eliminated the Wabash Seaboard system and reallocated major lines including the Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville to Atlantic Coast Line and Southern Railway. An independent Delaware and Hudson based system was created and the Monon was moved away from Baltimore & Ohio control.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi River
Ohio River
North Carolina State Line
Commission
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railroad Company
Atlantic Coast Line
Southern Railway Systems
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville
The
Monon
Baltimore & Ohio
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Delaware & Hudson
Greenwich & Johnsonville Railroad Company
Schoharie Valley Railway Company
Charlotte Valley Railroad Company
Lake Champlain & Moriah Railroad Company
Middleburgh & Schoharie Railroad Company
Wilkes-Barre Connecting Railroad Company
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York Central Railway
Southern Railway
Wabash Seaboard
Bonds Do Not Bar Right To Ask For Loan Boise
Idaho Attorney General Fred J. Babcock ruled that irrigation district bonds create a general lien on district lands not a specific mortgage lien. Farmers in irrigation districts may still borrow from the state, as delinquent assessments form liens superior to mortgages, though state funds could be restricted if multiple general liens exist.
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Boise
Fred J. Babcock
F. W. Hassan
Bureau of Public Accounts
Hassan
Supreme Court
State of
Idaho
Gangsters Grab Boise Ex-Attorney General Joe Pete
Hoyt E. Ray, U.S. district attorney, reports that former Idaho attorney general J. H. Peterson known as Joe Pete was accosted by a smartly dressed man in West Yellowstone who proposed a walk. Joe Pete declined the invitation, prompting the stranger to introduce a second man.
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Boise
Hoyt E. Ray
United States
J. H. Peterson
Aid for Idaho Brings Protest in Congress Hearing
At a congressional hearing in Kansas City, John B. Gage and Theodore H. Lampe attacked farm board and irrigation projects as govt dominated forces harming private business. They argued government water irrigation creates market gluts and limits private initiative while some manufacturers cited competition shifts near Fort Sill Leavenworth and Junction City.
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Kansas City
Federal Farm Board
John B. Gage
National Livestock Marketing Association
Farm Board
Gage
Idaho
Theodore H. Lampe
Lawton
Okla
City
Fort Sill
Leavenworth
Junction City
Kan
Fort Riley
Hoover signs large unemployment relief bill into law
President Hoover endorsed a 2.122 billion unemployment relief package as a major step toward recovery. In DC, officials ordered the bonus army to clear all government park property by August 4 following treasury evacuation orders. In Minnesota, authorities found two slain girls, Louise Prigge and Frances Polikowski, bodies recovered near Rochester. Idaho Falls set a meeting for August 2 in Blackfoot to form a southeastern Idaho taxpayers group promoting lower taxes and streamlined government. Dino Grandi named Italian ambassador to Great Britain.
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Washington
Hoover
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Blackfoot
Farmers Seek Dollar Wheat Movement Hits North Dakota Ties
Edwin C. Johnson Colorado's lieutenant governor voiced approval for a plan by North Dakota farmers to hold wheat at $1 a bushel. He telegrammed Chairman Stone of the federal farm board urging cooperation. Johnson, running for governor, said Colorado growers back the tactic and would sell only ten percent in a month.
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Denver
North Dakota
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Stone
Federal Farm Board
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Scores Report from Major League Baseball Card
Yankees and Dodgers split a short slate with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh each scoring heavily in a rare three game set. Boston beat New York behind Boerner Moore and Connolly while St Louis beat Philadelphia. Detroit bested Washington as pitching and timely hitting carried the day.
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Boston
New York
Boerner
Moore
Connolly
Macfayden
Jorgens
St. Louis
Phila
Stewart
Ferrell
Mahaffey
McKeithan
Cochrane
Detroit
Washington
Wyatt
Ruel
Hayworth
Weaver
Berg
Garbo Ends Film Break to Pack for Sweden Vacation
Greta Garbo was found packing for a vacation in Sweden, with a Swedish consul confirming she was in the midst of preparations last Monday, keeping exact dates and plans undisclosed.
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Hollywood
Cal
Greta Garbo
Sweden
Babson Warns Relief Racket Hurting Economy
Babson at Silver Bay Institute denounces relief as a political racket. He argues money alone won’t lift the nation from recession and urges putting unemployed back to productive work over more public works. He says politicians at all levels benefit from organized relief. Continued on Page Ten.
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Silver Bay
N. Y
Roger W. Babson
Silver Bay Institute
United States
England
Babson
Garner Leaves On Fishing Trip
In Uvalde Texas on July 21 John Nance Garner Democratic vice presidential nominee and companion Ross Brumfield slipped away from the town before dawn for a bass fishing trip. Garner said the chair came to Uvalde to rest and fish and plans to sleep under the stars that night.
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Uvalde
Texas
John Nance Garner
Ross Brumfield
Garner
Conference on Unemployment in New England Plan
A Boston conference on unemployment attended by leaders from various sectors discussed the New Hampshire plan for reemployment based on work flexibility. The plan proposes payroll deductions from workers with reduced hours and charges from executives to fund increasing employment without extra plant investment or inventory.
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Boston
Hoover
New Hampshire
Western bank robber mystery ends in shootout with El Lobo
Ranger Sergeant Shelley Raines suspects a cashier misidentified his sister’s former lover as the robber who killed him. He tracks the suspect across the plains and shoots it out with the elusive El Lobo who has terrorized the region. Next Sunday, Silver Bullet in The Pocatello Tribune.
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Eugene Cunningham
Shelley Raines
el Lobo
Plains
Capone Outlines Rackets While Working As Convict Shoemaker
Al Capone, released after 33 months in a federal prison, tells fellow inmates that rackets lead nowhere except prison. He helps as a shoemaker and serves as captain and coach of an indoor baseball team he organized and leads, despite fears about outside impressions of his recovery.
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Chicago
H. W. Bradshaw
Bradshaw
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Ont
Mahatma Gandhi
India
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Washington Police
Baldwin
Mississippi
Joe Peterson
Pocatellan
Joe Pete
Treasury
District of Columbia
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Peggy
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Cannes
France
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
J. Elliott
V. Davis
Kremer
Grace
McCarey
GARBO
U. S
Dole
the Pocatello Tribune
Capone
Atlanta
al Capone
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