International affairs tangled as new year arrives
Geneva reporters assess 1930 as troubled yet progressing. Naval deadlock between France and Italy fuels tension. German Polish strains and Hitlerism raise fears. League efforts falter on tariffs though disarmament shows two gains. Court of International Justice gains momentum. Prentiss Gilbert named chief American consular observer marks U S interest.
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Plautus L. Lipsey, Jr
A. P
Geneva
League of Nations
France
Italy
Germany
League
Permanent Court of International Justice
Prentiss Gilbert
Washington
Movement For Third Party Gets Setback
The piece notes independents staying within the fold until at least the 1932 national convention. Norris says he has not promised support to Roosevelt if the Democrats pick him. Senator Moses predicts Norris will remain in the party and Lucas will not be ousted, while Nye defends the national committee’s accounting amid slush fund questions and a $40,000 deposit.
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Norris
Roosevelt
New York
Moses
New Hampshire
Robert H. Lucas
Republican National Committee
Lucas
National Committee
Concord
Miami Beach
Fla
Nye
North Dakota
Campaign
Nutt
Merger Blocked by Court Over Sheet and Tube Deal
Judge nullifies Sheet and Tube and Bethlehem Steel merger ruling that stockholders lacked sufficient information before their April meeting. Audit reports to stockholders were found potentially misleading. The judge questioned the exchange ratio of one Sheet and Tube share for a third Bethlehem share and noted insufficient facts to determine the price validity.
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Ing
Sheet & Tube
Sheet and Tube Board of Directors
Sheet and Tube
Bethlehem
Jenkins
Massacre Reported in Kansu Province China
Nationalist authorities announced a military expedition against a Mohammedan army accused of massacring about 30 000 Chinese in Kansu. The move follows reports from Lanchow and other towns describing killings looting and mass graves as troops advance from Tungkwan on the Haichow Tungkwan railway.
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Lianchow
Lanchow
Kansu
Nanking
China
Mohammedan
Tungkwan
Shensi
Haichow-Tungkwan
Joffre Battles Serious Arteritis Amid Final Moments
In a hospital ward Joffre fought a severe arteritis as Senator Louis Barthou, minister of war, alone visited the dying commander. Barthou found Joffre conscious and recognizing him, while the scene touched on troubles linked to Senator Norris and questions over used funds.
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Louis Barthou
Joffre
M. Barthou
Norris
French leaders at Joffre’s hospital scene after collapse
Andre Maginot and Paul Painleve left the hospital with Marshal Joffre unconscious. Tears flowed as Painleve spoke of the fallen leader. Maginot declared the end as observers described the scene and the marshal’s condition.
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Andre Maginot
War
Paul Painleve
Air
Marshal Joffre
Pain‘love
Maginot
Murderer Of Two Teachers Sought
J F Griffith is sought in a case where two teachers were shot to death. Lyman Constant, 35, recently released from a Norman state hospital, was arrested in Enid for questioning. He was committed to the state hospital from Blackwell in 1922. Bruce Potter says the women were not robbed, though Jessie’s clothing was torn. Unopened purses lay in the bloodstained car found on U S Highway 77 nineteen miles south of the scene.
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J. F. Griffith
Lyman Constant
State Hospital For the Insane
Norman
Okla
Enid
Constant
State Hospital
Blackwell
Bruce Potter
Kay County
Jessie
U. S. Highway No. 77
Protests On Paying Total 13 Per Cent On Project Bids
The meeting discussed bids for a forty nine and a half block paving project to ease local unemployment with bids opened before January 25. If awarded, paving would start by April first. Council extended 90 days on Southern California Roads Company contract to finish paving district five and planned a resolution of thanks to Capt. Clarence T. Pull.
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Southern California Roads Company
Clarence T. Pull
Contracts Set by Came Addy
Came Addy announces new contract awards with details on scope and bidders. The release lists project names, agencies, and expected completion timelines. Other stakeholders and funding sources are noted, signaling upcoming procurement milestones.
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Came Addy
Arizona Game Commission Acts and Local notices mix
The Mt Trumbell refuge 50 miles west of Kaibab reserve. The game commission voted to change the squirrel season to align with the deer season. A complete audit of the commission's books was authorized. Flagstaff man and National Guardsmen in the Royal Bird search are noted. Congressmen and officials were authorized for compensation. City council orders garbage collection remedy and contract cancellation potential. Bob Parrot granted a special permit to haul garbage.
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Mt. Trumbell
Kaibab Preserve
The
Game Commission
Commission
Iam
Flagstaff
National
Grover G. McFadden
Bob Parrot
Coconino Hearing Opens Contest of Election
The hearing opens on the contest filed by Norviel against Harrison for the Coconino judgeship seat. Harrison denies illegal votes and claims the majority of legal ballots. Attorneys from Phoenix and Coconino counties represent both sides as Norviel fights the appointment after losing by 22 votes on the original count.
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Norviel
Harrison
F. C. Struckmeyer
Phoenix
Coconino County
C. B. Wilson
Cheg Scott
Sloan, Holten, McKesson & Scott
Phillips
Morenci Plans Erection of Copper Concentration Plant
Plans are under consideration in Morenci for building a copper concentration plant with a daily ore capacity of 25 000 tons. The project aims to enhance local mining efficiency and output.
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Morenci
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E. H. Black, Jeweler
Santa Fe Watch and Clock Inspector
Winslow
Arizona
EL Gran
la Posada
Coconino
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Heatrola Model
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