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June 18, 1930

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MORROW WINS BY 125,000; FORT, DRY, ADMITS DEFEAT, PLEDGES SUPPORT TO RIVAL; FRELINGHUYSEN IS TRAILING Envoy in Senate Race Has 220,166 in 2,098 Districts, Fort 66,416.CARRIES EVERY COUNTY,Shows Commanding Strength From Start for Both Long and Short Jersey Terms.OPPOSES SIMPSON IN FALLCampaign, Due to Dry Struggle,Watched Widely as MarkingTrend in the Nation. Fort Promises Aid In Fall. Frelinghuysen to Aid Also. MORROW IS WINNER; FORT PLEDGES AID Morrow Telegraphs Rivals. Strong in Dry Territory. Prohibition Main Issue. Candidates Vote Early.

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CANNON 'CONVICTED,' TINKHAM DECLARES; Representative Assails Bishop in House for His Refusal to Testify. ACCUSES HIM OF FALSEHOOD Members Break Into Applause as Speech Is Concluded, None Rising to Defense. CANNON 'CONVICTED,' TINKHAM DECLARES Refers to Jameson Gifts. Tinkham Lists 12 Questions. Asserts Report Was Required. Assails "Conspiracy" Charge. Cannon Calls Tinkham a 'Coward.'

By Special to The New York Times

Cannon calls him a coward

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PERIL TO WAR DEBTS SEEN IN OUR TARIFF; European Critics Fear Difficulty in Making Payments if Trade With Us Is Curtailed. BRITONS CALLED TO FIGHT London Paper Stresses Need for Unity Like That Which Met Germany in 1914. Economic Union Now Stressed. PERIL TO WAR DEBTS SEEN IN OUR TARIFF Sees Hope for Britain.

By Edwin L. James. Special Cable To the New York Times

New tariff law seen as seriously affecting Europe's ability to pay

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Dr. Frank Boynton, Educator, Is Killed In Automobile Crash on Long Island

By Special to The New York Times

Killed in auto crash

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NAVAL TREATY WINS IN COMMITTEE TEST; Motion by Johnson to Defer Action Till Hoover Submits Papers Lost, 14 to 4. VOTE SET FOR MONDAY Favorable Report Expected for Early Call of Special Session --Copeland Against Pact. Vote on Report Arranged.

By Special to The New York Times

Opposes ratification of London naval treaty by U S

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ROOSEVELT AVOIDS PROHIBITION STAND BEFORE PARTY HEADS; Norman Mack and Albany Mayor Insist That Dry Issue Must Be Squarely Met. SYRACUSE GETS CONVENTION State Committee Picks Sept. 29 for Gathering and Senator Wagner for Keynote Speaker. SEES POWER CONTEST OVER Governor Declares This the Outstanding Achievement of HisAdministration. Awaits Convention to Give Stand. Stiglemeler Brings Up Subject. ROOSEVELT AVOIDS PROHIBITION STAND Convention Committees Named. The Governor's Address. Republicans Criticized. Labor Legislation. Favors Home Rule.

By W.a. Warn. Special To the New York Times

Urges repeal of 18th Amendment, at N Y S Dem Com meeting

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HOOVER SIGNS TARIFF BILL AS BORAH IN SENATE SEEKS CUTS BY FLEXIBLE CLAUSE; NEW DUTIES GO INTO EFFECT The President's Action Made Hawley-Smoot Bill Law at Midnight. SIX PENS FOR CEREMONY Idahoan on Floor Challenges Executive to Adjust Farm Rate 'Inequalities.' VOTE ON MOTION TODAY Smoot Confident That Stocks Will Rise--George Twits Him on Effect of Act. Ceremony of Signing Bill. Borah's Motion for Inquiry. HOOVER SIGNS BILL FOR NEW TARIFFS He Summarizes Added Costs. Smoot Hopes Market Will Rise.

By Special to The New York Times

Pres Hoover signs; Sen Borah offers resolution asking inquiry into cost of production in U S and abroad on certain articles

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VAUSE IS PICTURED AS DEFRAUDING POOR; SOBS AS TRIAL OPENS; The Former Judge Shaken as He Faces Irate Victims of $400,000 Failure. JURY BOX QUICKLY FILLED Tuttle Charges Jurist Advised Finance Company, "Insolvent" From Start, to Evade Laws. WALSH BEFORE GRAND JURY Crain Says Chairman Went Abroad With Sinclair Aide and Then Granted 4 Permits to Him. Vause Weeps in Court. VAUSE IS PICTURED AS DEFRAUDING POOR

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Trial on mail fraud charges opens; described as defrauding poor

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Belgian Government Protests To Washington on the Tariff

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Belgian Govt sends note protesting against new law

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CITY SETTING STAGE FOR BYRD'S ARRIVAL; With Expedition Nearing Port, Committee Will Meet Today to Review Tomorrow's Plans. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA HERE Contingent of Relatives of Men in Party Grows--Program Is Announced in Detail. Program for Reception. CITY SETTING STAGE FOR BYRD'S ARRIVAL 23 Vessels in Marine Parade. Admiral to Be Interviewed. Plane Mounted at Astor.

By Unknown Author

Detailed plans for N Y C reception; program of other receptions; plans for broadcasting N Y reception; position of ships

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Arms Export to Russia Is Under Embargo, State Department Ban on Planes Reveals

By Special to The New York Times

Arms export to Russia is under embargo, ban on G L Martin Co's plan to sell bombing airplanes reveals

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Stocks Struggle Higher, but Close Weak; Grain and Cotton Prices Rally Sharply

By Unknown Author

Struggle higher

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