Senate Hopes To End Session Next Week If Bills Pass Fast
Washington June 19 AP weary and hopeful senate leaders plan adjournment next week after quick votes on the World War pension bill and rivers and harbors measure. Veterans bill favored for early action. water diversion limits in Great Lakes for Illinois waterway debated by Senators Blaine and Glenn.
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Senate
Washington
Johnson
The
Commerce Commuittee
Great Lakes
Glenn
Blaine
Wisconsin
Market rally after liquidation finishes under calm trading
New York June 19 AP reports stocks ended a sharp liquidation with a quiet session after an early upturn. Over forty issues rose two dollars to more than ten dollars, offsetting much of yesterday's loss. Commodities also rallied but traders hesitated to draw conclusions as many rallies proved brief.
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New York
Wall Street
Anette
Sixty Two Students Of University Not Allowed To Return
At the University of Arizona registrar C Zaner Lesher announced that 62 students are disqualified from returning next fall for failing in more than 50 percent of units carried in the semester ending June 7. Arts and sciences led with 40 failures. total failures this year amount to 75 students.
Airplane Delivers Food to Stranded Homeseekers in Flooded Smith
An Edmonton airliner dropped relief groceries to 120 starving homeseekers stranded near Smith by last week's floods in the Peace River district. The auto party had been cut off as rising rivers isolated the group.
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Edmonton
Alta
Commercial Airways
Smith
Peace River
France Plans Move To Fight Tariff
Paris June 19 The committee on customs of the chamber of deputies unanimously asked Premier Tardieu to press the United States to drop the new tariff bill. If no satisfaction is reached the committee urges suspension of the most favored nation clause between the United States and France.
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Paris
Committee On Customs
Chamber of Deputies
Tardieu
United States
Wind
Aimie McPherson Speeds Homeward
At Chicago Northwestern station crowds from Aimie McPhersons two churches shouted Godspeed as the evangelist returns from her pilgrimage to the holy land. The sendoff gathered about 300 believers and accompanied her toward Angelus temple, marking a solemn homecoming in Chicago.
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Chicago
Aimie Sempie McPherson
Angelus Temple
Northwestern
Holy Land
Lila Jimerson Faces Second Trial or Guilty Plea
In Buffalo New York on June 19 Lila Jimerson a Cayuga woman must stand trial a second time for the murder of Mrs Clothilde Marchand wife of artist Henri Marchand or accept a plea of guilty to a second degree murder charge. Supreme Court Justice Harris ruled today.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Lila Jimerson
Clothilde Marchand
Henri Marchand
Supreme Court
Harris
Nephew of White Sox Owner Kidnapped Then Dumped
Elmer J. Whitman nephew of Charles A. Comiskey was abducted in Chicago, robbed, and dumped eight miles from Danville Illinois. Police believe he was mistaken for another person and released after the abductors realized their error.
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Chicago
Elmer J. Whitman
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Danville
Ill
Detroit police reveal confessions in Laman kidnapping case
AP reports Detroit police secured confessions from Joseph Legs Laman a top police official and a prominent attorney along with gang members in a decade long kidnap and murder plot. Laman described the ransom rackets and a $20 000 payment seized by the police in a case involving Harry Cohn and others. Confessions from Stanley De Long and wife Florence were obtained after threats.
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Detroit
Joseph
Legs) Laman
Laman
David Cass
Gerson Cass
Harry Cohn
Colin
Stanley de Long
Florence
Pall Bearers Named For Clara Ketring Funeral
School mates and girl friends of Miss Clara Louise Ketring will be pall bearers and honorary pall bearers at tomorrow's two o'clock funeral from the Methodist Church. The Rev. George Quayle will officiate with hymns and music planned. Relatives and close friends travel from New Mexico California and other towns to attend.
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Clara Ketring
Clara Louise Ketring
Methodist Church
George Quayle
Mary Bernice Apgar
Miss Kerring
Raton
New Mexico
Leslie Perkins
Williams
T. C. Gingrich
Needles
J. B. Ketring
Colton
California
Ketring
Governor of Sonora May Go On Tariff Trip To Washington
NOGALES Ariz June 19 AP Due to consternation in West Coast Mexican commerce Francisco S Elias governor of Sonora may visit Washington to press President Hoover to modify new tariff duties on cattle and agricultural exports from the west coast. High duties hit Mexican cattle garbanzos cowpeas and vegetables disrupting business in Sonora and Sinaloa.
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Nogales
Ariz
Mexico
Francisco S. Elias
Sonora
Washington
Hoover
Sinaloa
Schmeling Recognized World Heavyweight Champion
New York June 19 AP Schmeling recognized as world heavyweight champion by the New York State Athletic Commission for defeating Jack Sharkey on a foul in their bout last week in New York.
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New York
New York State Athletic Comission Today
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Dynamite Explosion Kills Three Children in Texas
In Huntsville Texas a dynamite blast near a family field killed Claudia Cadenski 21 Ruby Cadenski 18 and Jack Cadenski 12 while their father James Cadenski survived unharmed. The incident occurred yesterday prompting investigations into the blast and its cause.
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Huntsville
Tex
James’ Cadenski
Claudia Cadenski
Ruby. Cadenski
Jack Cadenski
Wilkins and Ellsworth plan transpolar submarine expedition
Paris reports Captain Sir George Hubert Wilkins and Lincoln Ellsworth announce a joint effort for a next year to reach the north pole by submarine. The project, to be called the Wilkins Ellsworth transpolar submarine expedition, aims to utilize a submarine under Arctic conditions.
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Paris
George Hubert Wilkins
Lincoln
Wiisworth
Arctic
North Pole
Lenzburg
Switzerland
Wilkins
Ellsworth
Roald Admund
Wilkins-Eushworth
Navy Sub O-12 To Be Leased For Sir Hubert Wilkins
The O-12 submarine, battered by prior service, will be chartered to Sir George Hubert Wilkins for his arctic expedition. Captain Wilkins requested the Navy through the Shipping Board which then arranged to lease the craft to Wilkins for $1 per year.
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Washington
Navy
Sir George Hubert Wilkins
Four McKittrick children die from mystery poisoning
In Chicago on June 19 an ap news report states four of six McKittrick children died from a mysterious poisoning baffling doctors and scientists. A fifth child showed slight improvement after a last-minute blood transfusion.
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Chicago
Benjamin McKittrick
Globe Man Againa. Barber Examining Board Appointment
Governor Phillips reappointed W. W. Noles of Globe to the State Board of Barber Examiners for a four year term starting June 18. This confirms Noles will continue to serve in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Globe Man
Barber
Phoenix
Ariz
Phillips
W. W. Noles
Globe
State Board of Barber Examiners
Army Builds New Airport Radio Quarters in Tucson
The U S Army has begun constructing new radio quarters at the Davis Monthan Municipal Airport in Tucson Arizona with funds becoming available after June 1 1930. An 80 foot steel radio tower will be installed at a cost of four thousand dollars to upgrade the army radio station replacing temporary waters. The project is separate from earlier commerce department work announced by George D Barr assistant airways engineer.
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Tucson
Ariz
Davis Monthan
United States Army
Army
George D. Barr
Airways
Department of Commerce
Posses Seek 74-Year-Old Minnesota Minister Near Tucson
Desperate search around Tucson for Thomas Howard the Minnesota minister who vanished from Tucson on June 7. A Camp Little, Arizona report cited a soldier seeing an elderly man matching Howard’s description, prompting sheriffs to investigate further.
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Tucson
Ariz
Thomas Howard
Minnesota
Sheriff's Office
Camp Little
Bat silver steadies in New York market
In New York on June 19 bat silver traded around 34 1/8 as market activity held steady amid trading. Investors watched currency influences and industrial demand while prices showed a modest firmness.
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New York
Conqueror of two poles visits New York for third greeting
Chicago June 19 AP John H Alcock acting police commissioner vows to crack Chicago gangsters with a free hand after a mayoral injunction. He aims to uncover evidence to send offenders to prison or the electric chair amid a probe into gangster corruption and the murder of Tribune reporter Alfred Lingle. Byrd arrives in New York to receive city greetings and discusses Antarctic expedition findings.
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Richard Evelyn Byrd
Two Peles
Atlantic Ocean
New York
South Pele
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Chicago
John H. Alcock
Iron Man
Thompson
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Tribune
Alcock
Civil Service Commission
Richard IE. Byrd
Lower Manhattan
White
Antarctic
Macom
Admiral Byrd
Macon
City of New York
Ford Company Plans Major Expansion Amid Growth Push
Detroit June 19 AP Ford Motor Company outlines a 30 million dollar expansion this year with 24.5 million already under way or in design. Plans include new branch plants and improvements at the parent plant and foreign sites, with Edgewater New Jersey Richmond California Seattle Washington and three undisclosed locations among the projects.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Edgewater
N. J
Richmond
Cal
Seattle
Wash
Retail food prices ease with broad declines
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports May 15 declines in 22 food items from April 15 levels, with cabbage dropping 26 percent. Pork chops eggs and flour also fell, while oranges onions and potatoes rose.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
New York Stock Exchange Firm Woody & Company Suspended
The New York stock exchange firm Woody & Company was suspended today for insolvency. It was the first failure since last fall’s crash. The suspension was announced at market opening by the exchange restraint. The company is local with no out of town offices.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Woody & Company
Morrow Campaign Reports 44 000 in Expenses
Newark June 19 AP Dwight W. Morrow's campaign for the Republican senatorial nomination records expenditures of about 44 000 with Morrow contributing 15 000. Campaign manager Douglas Thomson said total contributions reached 63 608 and include spending through June 13.
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Newark
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
Morrow
Douglas Thomson
Third Victim Sought In Maniac Slayings
Police expanded the maniac case from Queens to the Boston post road and the eastern Bronx after a newspaper warning claimed another murder. The note named Harold Bridenbach and indicated where the body would be found, following two killings in Queens within a week.
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New York
Boston Post-Road
Queens
Bronx
Harold Bridenbach
Ambassador Morrow Plans Return to Mexico and Senate Bid
Secretary Stimson announced Ambassador Morrow will confer with him early next week before returning to Mexico to wind up affairs ahead of his impending resignation to pursue a New Jersey senatorial campaign.
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Washington
Stimson
Morrow
Mexico
New Jersey
Endurance Flyers Aloft Eight Days
Chicago report says the airship City of Chicago began a fresh attempt at a record endur ance refueling flight. Pilots Kenneth and John Hunter signaled Sky Harbor officials that the engine showed no effect from the eight days aboard.
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Chicago
Kenneth
John Hunter
Sky Harbor
Sullivan Case II Opens in Prescott Court
In Prescott Arizona Judge Joseph 5 Jenckes presided as the Jerry W Sullivan will contest began in superior court. Brought by D J Sullivan the brother of the late cattle baron he alleges undue influence over the will which names a friend as chief beneficiary and values the estate near 510000.
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Prescott, Ariz
Jerry W. Sullivan
Joseph 5. Jenckes
Maricopa County
D. J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Scientists Meet At Oregon Convention
More than 500 scientists gathered at the University of Oregon for the Pacific Coast division AAAS annual meeting. The convention opened yesterday in Eugene and will run through the week.
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Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
Pacific Coast
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Former Winslow Woman Unhurt In Auto Accident
An Albuquerque report notes Mrs Quebedeaux, wife of Central Investment Co president Thomas M. Quebedeaux, escaped serious harm when a Cadillac overturned twice after leaving the Vaughn to Roswell road. Her mother two sons and two relatives were with her. Mrs J F Finder of Dallas sustained a broken arm.
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Winslow
Albuquerque
Thomas M. Quebedeaux
The
Central Investment Company
Vaughn
Quebedeaux
Carlsbad Caverns
Roswell
J. F. Finder
Dallas
Tes
Jones Holds Lead In Golf Tourney
Jones shot a 72 in the second round of the British Open at HIOYLAKE England and topped the two day leaderboard with 142. Diegel Compston and Smith were tied at 147, Horton Smith at 143, and Barner at 148 in a tight chase.
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Jones
Hioylake
England
Bucby Jones
Leo Diegel
Archie Compston
Mac Smith
Ile
Horton Smith
Missouri
Jim Barner
Mexican Woman 112 Dies in Phoenix After Long Life
Mrs Iijapa Kaphan, born in Mexico in 1918, died in Phoenix at age 112 after a long life in Mexico and southern Arizona. She lived near Tucson for 58 years and died of advanced age. Funeral plans are pending as her son Jose Kaphan travels from Pucson.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Mexico
Arizona
Mvs
Iijapa Kaphan
Tucson
Jose Kaphan
Pucson
Kaplain
Bombings Reported in Five Indian Cities
Five northern Indian cities faced night bombings with one policeman seriously injured. Reports list Lahore Lyallpur Gujranwala Amritsar and Sheikpura as affected, with few details available.
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Simla
India
Lahore
Lyallpur
Gujranwala
Camritsar
Punjab
Sheikpura
Northwest Frontier Province
Atlanta Election Brings Reformers to Power
Atlanta voters produced overwhelming pluralities for reform candidates across city offices in June. The decisive result follows an investigation into a graft ring within municipal government.
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Atlanta
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Aimie McPherson
Lt Konaperg
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