Carol declares Helen Queen of Romania by marriage
King Carol reports to his brother and sister that Princess Helen is already queen by marriage. He says upon King Ferdinand's death Carol became king and Helen became queen, a status solidified by parliamentary annulment of events since Ferdinand’s death. Helen reportedly accepts the arrangement.
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Carol
Rumania
Bucharest
Helen
Nicholas
Elizabeth
Ferdinand
Michael
Investigation Of Collision Tragedy Kills Forty Six
Rigor ous inquiry into the Fairfax disaster continues as fog oil and a sinking ship yield 46 lives. The Tuesday night collision involved the Merchants and Miners passenger boat Fairfax and an oil tanker off Scituate. Eleven bodies have been recovered with more feared missing.
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Boston
Fairfax
Aff Scituate
Pinthis
May Sets Record for T. A. T. Maddux Air Lines
T. A. T. Maddux Air Lines reports May traffic reached a record with 5,474 passengers carried and 244,462 miles flown by eighteen daily planes, surpassing April. The final week of May was the busiest in company history, and for the first five months of 1930 19,307 passengers used the line while planes flew 971,242 miles.
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T.a.t.maddux Air Lines
T.A.T. -Maddux
Pennsylvania Railroad
Santa Fe
American Dancer Is Lucky Gambler
LE TOUQUET France June 12 AP Jenny Dolly American dancer had a run of luck at a new baccarat table in the Casino carrying off winnings estimated at 2,000,000 francs about 380,000 dollars by other players.
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LE Touquet
France
Jenny Dolly
Eruption of Asama Volcano Not Serious
The Asama volcano near Karuizawa erupted yesterday but ceased early today. Forest fires from lava flows on lower slopes were brought under control and officials say total losses will be small.
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Tokyo
Asama Volcano
Karuizama
Delay in Charles Foster murder appeal postponed to autumn
The appeal of 20 year old Charles R. Foster from Claysville Pa who was condemned to death for the Parke murder near Benson Arizona was postponed to the autumn term. The delay came by stipulation of defense and state counsel. Foster was arrested after the 1929 killing and the victim Parke alias Mike Baker of St Louis was shot in his sleep and dumped in a ditch.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Charles R. Foster
Claysville
Arizona State Prison
Arizona Supreme Court
Foster
Martin
Parke
Mike Baker
St. Louis
Benson
Arizong
Pennsylvania
el Centro
Calif
Parko
Lordsburg
New Mexico
States General approves U S Dutch arbitration treaty
The first chamber of the States General in The Hague approved the arbitration treaty with the United States concluded January 13 in Washington. The chamber also adopted measures on the statute revision of the permanent court of international justice and US adhesion to a League of Nations protocol adopted last year.
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the Hague
States General
United States
Trans Atlantic Flight Delayed by Weather
Captain Charles Kingsford Smith cancels planned June departure from Dublin to New York as weather delays persist and forecasts suggest improved conditions on a later flight.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Charles Kingsford Smith
New York
Sabine Canyon Water and Power Files Articles in Tucson
Articles of incorporation for the Sabine Canyon Water and Power Company of Tucson were filed Wednesday by Joseph A. Hunter and John W. Daily both of Tucson. The company is capitalized for $1,000,000.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Sabine Canyon Water and Power Company
Tucson
Joseph A. Hunter
John W. Daily
Senate Panel Seeks London Naval Papers Rights
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee adopted a resolution asserting its right to the London Naval papers after being denied access by President Hoover. The vote was ten to seven with three members not voting, and the measure was sent to the President and Secretary Stimson before adjournment. Senator Black, a Democrat from Alabama, presented the resolution, supported by Chairman Borah and four Republicans.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
London
Hoover
Stimson
Borah
Senator Black
Democrat
Alabama
Round Trip Non Stop To Bermuda Prevented By Fog
Roger Q. Williams called off the proposed round trip nonstop flight to Bermuda in the monoplane Columbia due to heavy fog at Roosevelt Field New Jersey. The launch was set for 4 a.m. EST with an expected 15 hour duration. A new attempt was not expected for a week or ten days.
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Roosevelt Field
N. J
Bermuda
Columbia
Roger Q. Williams
Williams
Stillman Funeral Held At Douglas
Funeral services for Horace C. Stillman a Co chise county pioneer killed in an automobile accident near Globe Monday night will be held here late today all Douglas business houses will be closed during the funeral.
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Douglas, Ariz
Horace C. Stillman
Cochise County
Globe
Douglas
Stimson to Speak on Naval Limitation Treaty
Secretary Stimson, U S chief delegate to the London naval conference, will discuss the limitation treaty over the Columbia broadcasting system at 9 30 p m EST tonight.
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Washington
Stimson
Columbia Broadcasting System
Supervisor Keener Visits Winslow Addresses Rotary on Rehabilitation
Grace A. Keener Supervisor of Civilian Rehabilitation spoke at the Winslow Rotary Club during a northern Arizona educational tour. She noted cases suitable for Civilian Rehabilitation will be handled by the State Department of Vocational Education as part of aiding disabled men and women under the law.
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Winslow
Rotary Club
Grace A. Keener
Phoenix
Arizona
Rotarians
Keener
Tax Valuation Talks Set For Cochise County
Phoenix June 12 AP A Hughes chairman of the state tax commission says the commission and the Cochise county board of supervisors will confer at the capital Friday on valuation figures for taxation in that county.
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Phoenix. Ariz
RE. A. Hughes
State Tax Commission
Cochise County
Two Florida Banks Fail To Open Today
In Clearwater two small banks the Bank of Clearwater and the Guaranty Title and Trust Company failed to open today. Notices said the state had been asked to take charge to protect depositors.
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Florida
Clearwater, Fla
Bank of Clearwater
Guaranty Title and Trust Company
Census figures for Ya vapai county show 28456 residents
Prescott Arizona June 12 AP Complete census figures for Ya vapai county announce a population of 28456, up 4440 or 18.44 percent from 1920. Navajo county reports 11745 population and 444 farms with portions of reservations still incomplete. Apache Coconino Mohave also listed with respective counts.
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Prescott, Ariz
Yavapai County
Aaron L. Thomas
Arizona
Apache County
Coconino County
Navajo and
Hualpai
Grand Canyon National Park
Mohave County
Navajo County
Fort
Twenty Injured As Train Is Derailed
Mexico City June 12 AP Twenty passengers were injured some seriously when the National Railway passenger train from Jalapa to Vera Cruz derailed on track undermined by recent storms.
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Mexico City
National
Jalapa
Vera Cruz
Brazilian President-Elect Julio Prestes Welcomed in Washington
President-elect Julio Prestes received official greetings from Washington as he returned President Hoover’s visit to Brazil. A state banquet was held to acknowledge the Brazilian courtesy despite Prestes’ belated arrival aboard the ship Almirante Itajai due to fog in New York harbor.
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Washington
Julio Prestes
Brazil
Hoover
New York Harbor
Almirante
Jacequay
Railroad telegrapher dies after signaling near collision
Mount Carmel Pennsylvania June 12 AP Ev an Protheroe operator at the Mount Carmel Junction tower of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad dropped dead of a heart attack after signaling to stop trains. He managed to alert the Shamokin dispatcher who ordered signals set. Minutes later a freight train halted at the tower and found Protheroe dead.
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Mount Carmel
Evan Protheroe
Mount Carmel Junction
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Shamokin
Protheroe
Submarine collides with destroyer off Japanese coast
The 900 ton destroyer Fugo and the Japanese submarine RD-68 collided in the Bungo Strait during maneuvers of the first fleet. There were no casualties though both ships were considerably damaged and towed to the naval base at Kurz.
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Tokyo
Bungo Strait
Kurz
Telegraph Poles Burn Near Winslow Rail Road ROW
Fire department responded at 3 30 a m to a blaze along the railroad right of way about a mile east of Winslow. A pile of telegraph poles estimating 75 to 100 in number burned with no nearby water to fight the flames. Loss estimated from eighteen hundred to two thousand dollars. poles valued at about twenty dollars each.
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Winslow
4 H Club Banquet Honors Students at University of Arizona
In Tucson on June 12 AP reports the annual 4 H Club banquet closed a three day gathering. About 275 members and leaders attended with speeches from Dr H L Shantz president of the university and Dr E D Bail head of the agriculture college.
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Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
H. L. Shantz
E. D. Bail
University College of Agriculture
Nationalists Face Rebel Offensive In Central China
Chinese Nationalist forces and northern Alliance rebels battle across Henan and Shantung as rebels from Kwangsi push toward Hankow Yangtze cities. Chiang Kai-shek heads south to organize a major counteroffensive while both sides seek an armistice after a month of heavy fighting involving nearly 400000 troops.
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Shanghai
Northern Alliance
Henan
Shantung
Kwangsi
Yangtse
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hankow
Changsha
Yochow
Hunan
Central China
Tri-Cities
Wuchang
Hanyang
China
Tungting Lake
Shasi
Yangtseng
Kiukiang
Nanking
Yen Hsi-Shan
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Ancient city unearthed in Yuma County ruins
W J Hanna federal land inspector reports discovery in Yuma county of ruins more than two miles long and half a mile wide buried under desert sands. The site lies fifty miles south of Palomas and 120 miles west of Phoenix with traces of masonry and an ancient irrigation network among scattered grinding stones and pottery fragments.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Hanna
Bridge Conference Set For June 13
Arizona State Highway Commission secretary M Cc Hawkins said Chairman I P McBride and State Engineer W W Lane will meet June 13 in Los Angeles with California state highway engineer C H Purcell to discuss a jointly funded free bridge over the Colorado River at Blythe.
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Phoenix
Ariz
M. Cc. Hawkins
Arizona State Highway Commission
I. P. McBride
Commission
W. W. Lane
Los Angeles
C. H. Purcell
California
Colorado River
Blythe
Winners Of 4-H Clubs Announced In Arizona Meet
Miss Nellie Foutz of Pima County won first in the style revue at the 4-H Club meeting in Tucson. She earns a free trip to the national 4-H meet in Chicago. Maricopa County captured eight of ten major awards. Waldo Krieger George Hussey and L Van Sant won trips to St Louis for stock judging at the National Livestock Show.
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Tucson
Ariz
Nellie Foutz
Pima
Graham County
Chicago
Maricopa County
Waldo Krieger
George Hussey
L. van Sant
St. Louis
Police form execution squads to hunt Lingle killer
Chicago watchers report 500 hoodlums and suspects jailed as police, led by Commissioner Russell and Chief Stege, mobilize in the wake of Tribune reporter Alfred Lingle slaying. Lawyers press for releases, but none granted as detectives push a broader sweep.
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Chicago
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Tribune
William Russell
John Stege
Three Candidates File Nomination Petitions for Governor and Secretary Posts
Three candidates filed nominating petitions yesterday at the secretary of state office as filing opened at nine. Former Governor W. F. Hunt submitted petitions for a seventh term, Secretary of State I. P. Frazier sought re election, and Scott White, ex Cochise county official and former state prison warden, entered the Democratic bid for secretary of state.
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Phoenix
Ariz
W. FE. Hunt
Secretary of State
I. P. Frazier
Scott White
Cochise County
Hearing Set On W. G. Keiser Telephone Exchange
Corporation commissioners Loren Vaughn and W. D. Claypool traveled to Yuma to hold a hearing on the application of W. G. Keiser seeking authority to establish a telephone exchange at Quartsite to serve Ehrenberg Salome Wendon and intermediate points.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Loren Vaughn
W. D. Claypool
Yuma
W. G. Keiser
Quartsite
Ehrenberg
Salome
Wendon
Communist Forces Seize Tayeh in Apeh Province
A strong communist force reportedly seized the town of Tayeh in Apeh province. Numerous atrocities were reported from the area.
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Shanghai
Tayeh
Apeh
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San Francisco Water Department
Lucky Gambler
Chamber of States General
Million Dollar Power Company
Stillman
Hualpai and
Fort Mohave Indian Reservations
Japanese
4-H
Yuma County
The
Arizona, Commission
Alfred Lingle
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