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September 10, 1930

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BLEASE DEFEATED; LONG IN LOUISIANA WINS SENATE RACE; Byrnes, Pro-Smith, Is Victor Over Senator in South Carolina Run-Off. PRIMARIES IN EIGHT STATES Couzens Renamed in Michigan --Murphy Beats the Recalled Mayor, Bowles, in Detroit. VERMONTERS PICK WILSON Winant Winner in New Hampshire --Colorado, Arizona and Washington Have Contests. South Carolina. Louisiana. BLEASE DEFEATED IN PRIMARY RACE Michigan. Vermont. Arizona. Washington State. New Hampshire. Colorado.

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G H Shaw nominated for Sen by Repubs; E P Costigan by Dems

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ARGENTINA QUELLS RIOTS; PRESIDENT URIBURU TO ASK PROMPT RECOGNITION HERE; TWO LOOTERS ARE EXECUTED All Who Seized Weapons From Armories Ordered to Return Them. IRIGOYENISTS ARE HUNTED Ex-President Himself Is Said to Have Been Removed to a Warship in Harbor. CAPITAL AN ARMED CAMP New Regime Will Seek Normal Relations With Us and Other Nations. Irigoyen's Removal Delayed. Military Control Four Provinces. Demand for Return of Arms. Recognition an Early Goal. Time Needed to Vote Trend. Third Version Suggested. Rumors Quickly Circulated.

By From a Special Correspondent of The New York Times. By Wireless Telephone

Riots quelled; Irigoyenists hunted; removal of Irigoyen to battleship delayed because of his condition; new regime will seek normal relations with other nations

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WHITNEY SEES TRADE REGAINING FIRM BASIS; Stock Exchange Head Expects Normal Production Level to Bring Back Prosperity. URGES FAITH AND ACTIVITY Market Did Not Cause Depression, He Says, and CannotProvide a Cure. New Equilibrium Attained. No Cure in Stock Market. WHITNEY SEES TRADE ON A FIRMER BASIS Courage and Confidence Needed. Trend to Semi-Luxuries. Scores Proposed Regulation.

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S on trade depressions and stock panics, before Merchants' Assn of N Y

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BRIAND PLANS BATTLE FOR PAN-EUROPE IDEA IN LEAGUE ASSEMBLY; Proponent of Union Undismayed by Its Confinement Within World Organization. YEAR'S DELAY IS PREDICTED Henderson Regards Problem as of Concern to Nations Outside Europe. GRANDI LEAVES FOR ROME His Sudden and Unexplained Departure Leaves His Confereesat Geneva Guessing. Unacceptable to Britain. Problem Is Faced. BRIAND TO PUSH PAN-EUROPE IDEA May Be Delayed a Year.

By P.j. Philip. Special Cable To the New York Times

Briand undismayed by confinement of plan within League

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Nearly $1,000,000 Will Be Spent at Saratoga On Drinking Hall Like Those of German Spas

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Freedlander plans to spend nearly $1,000,000 on large drinking hall like those of German spas

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Notable Births

1930Aino Kukk, Estonian chess player and engineer (died 2006)^[†]

Aino Kukk was an Estonian chess player, who won the Estonian Women's Chess Championship in 1955.