Morrow Winds Narrowed Senate Bid in New Jersey Primary
Dwight W. Morrow led the Republican ticket for U S senator in New Jersey with about 374 276 votes in 3081 districts while Franklin W Fort trailed at 107 174 and Joseph S Frelinghuysen 43 93. Morrow pledged to serve the confidence shown as he commented on repeal of the 18th amendment.
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Newark
N. J
Republicans of
New Jersey
United States
Dwight W. Morrow
John A. Kelly
Morrow
Fort
Anti-Saloon League
Ketring Funeral Set For Friday
Funeral services for Clara Louise Ketring daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy V Ketring will be held Friday at two o clock from the Methodist church Rev George Quayle officating She was born February 16 1915 in San Bernardino and moved to this city with her parents five years ago She is survived by her parents two brothers Rey and Louis and an aunt Miss Clara Ketring several California relatives Members of the family in distant cities have been notified and will attend the services the deceased had completed her sophomore year in the local high school
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Clara Louise Ketring
Roy V. Ketring
Clear Creek
Methodist Church
George Quayle
Miss Ketring
San San Bernardino
Needles
Calif
Rey
Louis
Clara Ketring
California
Good Roads Group Seeks $10 Million Highway Bonds
Officials of the Arizona Good Roads Association circulated an initiative petition to amend the state constitution at the next general election. The plan would authorize $10 million in highway bonds funded by an additional one cent gasoline tax to retire bonds issued at $2 million annually.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona Good Roads Association
Inventor William H Bristol Dies in Connecticut at 70
Professor William Henry Bristol, inventor of the Bristol phone and recording instruments and president of the Bristol Company of Waterbury, died today in New Haven at age seventy.
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New Haven, Conn
William Henry Bristol
Bristol
Bristol Company of
Waterbury
Preparation Made to Greet Admiral Byrd in New York
New York readies a noon reception for Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd and his Antarctic expedition team after 16 months abroad. The welcome is expected to rival Lindbergh’s homecoming, with a navy amphibian plane carrying former Governor Harry F. Byrd and other Virginia officials delivering first greetings. A nationwide radio description will air from quarantine and city hall ceremonies.
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New York
Antarctic
Richard E. Byrd
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Navy
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
T City Hall
National Broadcasting Systems
Nicaraguan Bandit General In Clash With U S Marines
The Sandino representative Pedro Joe Zepeda said the insurgent leader had returned to Nicaragua and defeated U S Marines in two encounters. He claimed Sandino’s forces captured a marine sergeant an aviator and seized ten thousand rounds of ammunition and several guns.
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Mexico
CLTY
Augustine
Sandino
Nicaragua
United States
Pedro Joe Zepeda
Schall Wins Large Minnesota Primary Nomination
St Paul June 18 AP Senator Thomas D Schall who quit his campaign to return to Washington and vote against the tariff bill won the Republican nomination for re election in a Minnesota primary by one of the largest pluralities on record in the state.
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ST. Paul
Thomas D. Schall
Washington
Minnesota
Princess Ileana Returns to Romania From Egypt
Princess Ileana sister of King Carol arrives in Constanza Romania from Egypt. She is accompanied by Miss Ids Marr and is received by King Carol's secretary. She shares tales of her experiences in the land of the Pharaohs and is described as bronzed and spirited.
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Constanzga
Rumania
Ileana
Carol
Egypt
Ids Marr
Nations react to Hawley Smoot tariffs with reprisals
The Hawley Smoot tariff bill takes effect. Canada imposes countervailing duties on US goods, Belgium debates retaliation, and other European and Cuban voices criticize the measure. Spanish and French papers discuss protest actions as Havana denounces the law.
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Canada
United States
Cuba
Paris
Petit ‘Bleu
France
Il Trevere
Rome
Stocks Fall Again Amid Banking Support Edges
New York June 18 AP reports a swift decline in quoted equity values halted by strong banking support. Major shares including U S Steel Consolidated Gas Columbia Gas American Can Johns Manville and Westinghouse Electric fell $5 to $10 before rebounding $2 to $6 as trading surged, with nearly five million shares by 1 30 and an expected 8 million for the day.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Consolidated Gas
Columbia Gas
American Can
Johns Manville
Westinghouse Electric
Grain prices slip to prewar lows in early trading
CHICAGO June 15 AP grain prices fall to prewar levels and set 16 year low marks. Wheat declines range from 15 to 8 cents, with some rebound late in trading.
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Chicago
Nationalist Volunteers Arrested at Satyagraha Camp
In Madras thirty Nationalist Volunteers were arrested today at the Satyagraha camp at Andayavanam and the camp evacuated. In Delhi the government arrested seventeen cultivators near a village twenty miles from the capital for non payment of land taxes.
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Madras
India
Andayavanam
Delhi
Arizona budget forecast tops 6.3 million dollars
Arizona state budget for the 1931 fiscal year is expected to exceed 6.3 million dollars as general appropriations are tabulated by the state auditor. The report shows 3,119,332.04 dollars needed for state departments excluding the University, Public Instruction, and highway systems. Special appropriations are placed at 75,000 dollars, with officials predicting the total may rise above 6.7 million including taxes.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
State’ Tax Commission
University of Arizona
Department of Public Instruction
Highway Department
Chinese Flyers Bomb Reds Near Tayel and Hwangshihkang
Nationalist aviators bombed an area near Tayel and Hwangshihkang in southeastern Hupelh province, killing scores of Kwangsi Reds and driving others southward. The Reds, a bandit rebel group, were blamed for raids and looting in southeastern Hapehu province on June 14.
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Hankow
Tayel
Hwangshihkang
Hupelh
Kwangsi
Hapehu
Presbyterian Young People Hold Meet In White Mountains
The fifth annual Presbyterian young people conference is in session at Greer Arizona in the White Mountains with delegates from every denomination church in the state attending.
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Presbyterian
White Mountains
Phoenix
Ariz
Presbyterian Young People Today
Greer, Ariz
Tax Commission Grants Supervisors Power To Fix Assessments
PHOENIX June 18 AP The State Tax Commission announces power for Arizona county boards of supervisors to fix valuations except Maricopa and Coconino counties The commission sought informal conferences with Maricopa County officials to harmonize assessments but the Maricopa board refused and insisted on reconvening only by commission order as a county board of equalization The board’s noncooperation jeopardizes uniform valuation adjustments across the state.
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Phoenex
Ariz
Chitrane AL “Hughes
State Tax Commission
Arizona
County Boards of Supervisors
Maricopa
Coconing
Tax Commission
Board of Supervisors
Maricopa County
Commission
County Board of Equalization
Steamship President Roosevelt Runs Aground In New York Harbor
The liner President Roosevelt went aground on Robbins's reef in New York harbor this morning while inbound from Southampton and Cherbourg. Tugs freed her in under two hours and she proceeded to her pier. On board were 252 Gold Star mothers, returning from a pilgrimage to France. Capt. Theodore Van Beek commanded.
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New York
President Roosevelt
United States Lines
Robbins
New York Harbor
Southampton
Cherbourg
Pacific Coast
France
Theodore van Beek
Tucson Weather Radio Stations To Be Installed
George D. Barr of the U S Department of Commerce announced Tucson will receive complete weather and voice radio stations at the municipal airport plus a radio beacon. The project costs about 50000 dollars, with land and power line arrangements in progress. Tucson joins three stations planned from San Diego to El Paso.
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Tucson
Ariz
George D. Barr
U.S. Department of Commerce
Barr
San Diego
el Paso
Apache Airlines to Extend Service Phoenix Prescott
Lieut. R D Vaughn general manager of Apache Airlines says the carrier will extend its passenger service from Phoenix to Prescott. Vaughn returned to Miami from Prescott where he began preliminary details for the route.
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Miami
Arfiz
ESCAT
R. D. Vaughn
Apache Airlines
Globe
Phoenix
Prescott
Vaughn
Starvation Threatens 120 Seek New Homes in Alberta
Isolated by torrential rains in northern Alberta a motorcade of 120 settlers seeking new homes in Peace River country is facing starvation. An airplane with bread and meat was dispatched after the group reported their plight from Smith, with highways and railways disrupted by the weather.
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Edmonton
Alta
Alberta
Peace River
Smith
Storm Ends Ascot Race Meet With Lightning Death
A violent thunderstorm struck Royal Ascot bringing the racing meet to an abrupt halt and a spectator was killed by lightning. Officials halted events as the storm passed.
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Ascot. Eng
Royal Ascot
Berlin Speech by Ambassador Sparks Utilities Debate
Berlin reports an ambassador’s full text speech up for publication at 5 p.m. amid controversy over US political arguments on power and public utilities. The address cites cost versus sale price of power and urges adjustment while noting calls for government owned utilities.
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Berlin
Ambassa
United States
Stop For Fuel Delays Eastward Flight Crashes On Landing
A Bolivian statement today denounces moves by radical Roberto Hinojosa as a force of thirty Communists attacked Mojo railway station injuring depredations. some fighters fled toward Argentina while government actions aim to recapture the remainder and restore order. In Buenos Aires reports, Hinojosa claims major Bolivian gains, but government sources dispute the assertion as wires hamper full dispatches.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Roberto Hinojosa
Mojo
Hinojosa
Buenos Aires
Tribune Will Continue Hunt for Murderer
The Tribune editorializes on rumors since police reporter Alfred Lingle's murder and pledges to pursue the inquiry to the end. State's Attorney Swanson and Police Commissioner Alcock lead the grand jury investigation into gang activity in Chicago. Mayor Thompson, uncertain about a successor to William Russell, may leave Alcock in control for ten months more.
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Chicago
The
Tribune Today
Alfred
Jake) Linglemint
Lingle
John A. Swanson
John H. Alcock
Wiliam Hale Thompson
William Russell
Alcock
Thompson
Deputy Attorneys Named By Gang's Deputy Attorneys Named By Gang's
J. S. Wheeler of Phoenix named chief deputy U S district attorney for the Phoenix Prescott division, succeeding Lemuel P. Mathews who resigned. Georgia Wood was appointed deputy in Phoenix by District Attorney John Gung.
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Phoenix, Ariz
J. S. Wheeler
Phoenix
United States
Phoenix-Prescott
Arizona
Lemuel P. Mathews
Georg i. Wood
John Gung’s
Brock and Schlee set coast to coast flight record
William S. Brock and Edward F. Schlee completed a coast to coast round trip in 16 hours 50 minutes after refueling in Louisiana. Their monoplane crashed on landing at Jacksonville Municipal Airport, tipping onto a wing and smashing a wheel. The westward leg from Jacksonville Beach to San Diego was 13 hours 54 minutes, beating the 1920 Doolittle record by over nine hours.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Louisiana
William S. Brock
Edward F. Schlee
Jacksonville Municipal
San Diego
Cal
Tallulah
Jacksonville Beach
Jimmy Doolittle
Mexican Silver Mines Weigh Workforce Cuts
In Mexico City on June 1 and 8 AP reports principal silver mining groups weigh suspending about six mines due to sagging prices. Up to 2,000 miners would be laid off with Real Del Monte proposing 60 cuts, San Rafael y Anexas 450, and Mineral de Panuche plus Nazareno y Catasiltas proposing total suspension.
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Mexico City
Real del Monte
San Refael Y Anexas
Mineral de Panuche and
Nazareno Y Catasiltas
Endurance Flyers Reach Week Mark
The endurance flight plane City of Chicago logged 160 hours at 8:40 a m marking eight hours under a full week. Piloted by Joho and Whennethunter the craft aims to beat the St Louis Robin record of 420 hours from last year.
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Cthcago
Chicago
Joho
Whennethunter
St. Louis
Strike Declared In Buenos Aires Paralyzes City Transit
Buenos Aires records a forty eight hour general strike begun at 1 a m in support of ongoing tramwaymen action in Córdoba. Police clashed with strikers. one worker was wounded and hospitalized during yesterday’s protests.
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Buenos Aires
Cordoba City
Communists And Fascists Clash Near Berlin
Three people were seriously wounded by bullets and a girl injured by a rock when Communists attacked an automobile bus on Berlin's northern outskirts today.
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Berlin
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