States take change front on tenth ballot exceeds bounds
P E Marrinan a U S justice agent in the city from Boise cites outrageous gambling and speculation in sugar in the territory. He filed charges of profiteering against Utah Idaho sugar company officials in Pocatello and says prosecutions will reach top to bottom. Margins of eight or nine cents to wholesalers and two cents to retailers drew scrutiny. Eastern agents helped move sugar at ten and a half cents a pound. every pound traced. Investigations slow due to officials withholding information. more charges promised as inquiries proceed.
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U. S. Department of Justice
Boise
Marrinan
Utsah-Idaho Sugar Company
Pocatello
United States
Theodore Turner
Utah-Idaho
Morrison
Department of Justice
Harding Tide Checke d by Recess Move
Chicago June 12 1930 Delegates swing toward Ohio Senator Harding as convention recesses to consider a possible compromise. Johnson and Wood factions discuss strategies while the Harding surge continues with Wyoming and Missouri votes boosting his tally amid tense floor clashes and pledge talks for vice presidential options.
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Harding
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Weed
Lewden
Aood
Lowden
Johnson
Wyoming
Michigan
Johanson
Missouri
Perahesion
Italy's Ministry in Doubt as Giolitti Sought to Form Cabinet
Rome reports discord among papers over Giolitti's plan to form a new government. Names floated include Orlando Lussati Meda Bonomi and possible return of Gonnino. Coalition prospects rise if Socialists abstain, with Giolitti aiming to assume foreign policy responsibility at the Boao conference.
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Giolitti
Orlando
Luigi Lussati
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Signor Meda
Signor Bonomi
Nitti
Baron Gonnino
Giornale d'Italia
Hignor
Giollitti
Boa
Brazil recognizes Mexican provisional government
Monteco City June 12 AP Brazil has recognized the provisional government of Mexico under President La Huerta. The move confirms diplomatic recognition of the regime, signaling a shift in regional alignment amid Mexico's political transition.
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Monteco City
Brazil
Mexico
la Huerta
Beckett and Burns Set for 20-Pound Bout in Loudon
In Loudon on June 12 AP reports heavyweight champion Joe Beckett will box Tommy Burns, the French boxer, in a 20 pound bout at Alberti Hall on July 16.
Penrose Weakens Under the Strain
Philadelphia reports indicate Senator Penrose's condition worsened due to the prolonged strain of the Republican convention. Two of his physicians were seen at his home early this morning, suggesting renewed health concerns for the veteran lawmaker.
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Philadelphia
Penrose
Borah Keeps Own Counsel At Republican National Convention
Senator Borah attended the Republican convention in Chicago with Idaho’s delegation, voting for Johnson through several ballots. He received two first ballot votes from Yeaman and Guthrie, then one vote on later ballots as Guthrie shifted support to Lowden. Borah was not invited to nominate Hiram Johnson.
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Willis
Mr. Willis
Myron T. Herrick
Harding
Mr. Willis Om
Senator Harding
California
Wood
Lowden
Johnson
Bease
Frank Knox
Fleer
Geez Tae
Procter
A. T. Hert
Kentucky
Smoot
McCormick
Chicago
Senator Borah
Douglas Robinson
Roosevelt
Pfeiffer
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Borah
Hiram Johnson
Wheeler
Idaho
Yeaman
Guthrie
Pennsylvania Delegation questions Harding statement amid Penrose illness
Members of the Pennsylvania delegation reported a telegram from Senator Penrose’s physician saying he was very low and might not survive the day. They indicated they were inclined to doubt the Philadelphia attributed statement about Senator Harding.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Harding
Philadelphia
Presidential Election Vote Totals by State Fragment
A fragmented tally lists state vote counts and leading candidates from legacy elections. Harding Lowden Wood Johnson Coolidge Hoover and LaFollette appear across multiple states with varying margins and regional patterns.
Argentine Sugar for United States
Buenos Aires reports Ambassador Frederic J. Stimson has secured President Irigoyen's permission to ship up to 14,000 tons of Argentine government sugar to the United States to relieve shortages. Irigoyen waives the export vision requiring exporters to place 30 percent with the government. Chilean minister Himilte Larrain secures an accompanying 3,000 tons.
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Buenos Aires
Frederric J. Stimson
United States
Irigoyen
Irigoysa
Himilte Larrain
Atine
RECHSS APPOINTMENT INCOMPLETE ENTRY
Washington June 12 AP reports a misread appointment note listing D Ball of Iowa being named to a storegic agriculture post. The fragmentary text provides little verifiable detail beyond the basic names and date.
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Rechss
Washington
D. Ball
Iowan
Wilson
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