London on 3rd Hate Clan Leader Base Assertion
A fragmented dispatch discusses Republican convention scenes in Cleveland and Detroit with references to London, a presumed presidential nominee, and the broader political atmosphere. It notes a high bail for Brigadier General Wil Robinson and arrests related to the Black Legion, highlighting Michigan’s internal security tensions as the convention unfolds.
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Arthur Lopp
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Manntoring
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Fish to Push GOP Minimum Wage Plank at Convention
Representative Hamilton Fish Jr of New York will urge Republicans to adopt a constitutional amendment to let states enact minimum wage laws for all workers. He cites New York state’s wage law for women, struck down by the Supreme Court, as a precedent and argues the plan could gain party support at the convention.
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Herbert Moyer
Cleveland
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New York
Republican Party
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Andress
Kanawha Valley
Daigle
New York State
United States Supreme Court
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High Spots of GOP Convention Tuesday
High spots listed for the Republican convention include opening by national committee chairman Fletcher, roll call of temporary officers, and committee selections. Activities span Tuesday through Thursday with Hoover addressing on Wednesday and nomination speeches on Thursday, ending after presidential and vice presidential ballots.
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jeury P_ Fletcher
Orrgon
Werdlneld
Hin
Alerbert Hoover
Peerhcesential Naminers
Sonn
Rynole
Riots and Blums Victory Shocks City
Dramatic day as riots flare while Blum wins amid clashes with deputies and a tense vote of confidence. Citizens rally in streets while deputies face pressure over leadership and policy as authorities scramble to restore order.
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Blum
Ise Gevertimbet
Beheadings Linked to Cleveland Murder Fear Grips City
Police seek a suspected homicidal fiend after a series of brutal beheadings that left several young victims harmed in a Cleveland area. Detectives Nevel and Serpent review clues as authorities warn the public of a dangerous killer on the loose amid a grim community panic.
Keynoter Speech Could Shape Second Ticket Choice
The keynote address at the convention is shaping expectations as party figures debate vice presidential options. Names like Coslidge and related figures surface in discussion, while observers note the impassioned but unsettled mood among delegates. The speaker is set to deliver early at the gathering, with speculation about potential impact on the ticket.
Probers Cite U S Unneutral On Morgan Firm Inquiry
U S probes accuse Morgan firm of unneutral conduct in ongoing inquiry. Officials urge drastic policy changes, including inquiries into emergency powers and selective commodity controls, with calls for tighter oversight of international dealings.
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U.S
Thar
Bonds Stolen From Brokers on Wall Street Sting
A Wall Street theft investigation details $100,000 in bonds taken from brokers, with involved firms Shields and Company and five-year messenger Steve Costin named in the case. Police report says mail and envelopes were opened during the alleged heist, and brokers face liability questions as the probe continues.
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Claes
Fesely
Lramie Ottiegs
Shields and Company
Wall Street
Iantegos
Steve Costin
Gilbert
Secur S
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Cal and Iy appear in a partial page excerpt with limited legible text. The readable portion hints at a calendar or timetable item dated with initials but offers no clear event, figures, or names beyond the fragment.
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Tan
Cal, Iy
Garner Names Tax Conferees
State action on a tax conference arrangement emerges as legislators confer on which conferees to appoint. Mention of Reeves, Parkins, Vine, and Meeuny tied to a broader push for tax measures, with House and Senate expected to act after a formal order. Page 1 continues.
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Eye
Piehops
Delaware
Senate
Garner
Texas Exposition Opens As Governor Allred Sends Greetings
Visitors and natives gather as the nine drama houses unveil exhibits at the state exposition. Daniel C. L. Raper, Secretary of Commerce, officially opens with a world message telegraphed to participants. Governor Allred introduces the event and sends Texas greetings to all attendees and nations alike.
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Mic Exposition
Andrews Elected Democratic State Chairman in West Virginia
R Carl Andrews a former Kanawha county sheriff, was chosen Democratic state chairman in a 40 minute session. He succeeds Robert G Kelly as party leader, with Holt and Burnit praising harmony as the party plans a broad relief and welfare coordination. Andrews, born 1889 in Simner Virginia, has a long public service record and will head a new state welfare unit with other committee members named for a convention in August.
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R. Carl Andrews
Kanawha
Robert G. Kelly
Charleston
Andrews
Homer A. Holt
Hoge Ty Choire
Holt
Bump
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Burnit
Andrew
Simner
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Eheritl
Farmers and Citize Bank
Clendenin
Second Special Session May Became Necessary
A joint legislative committee on social security urged further study on a state unemployment insurance law. They noted ample time before the federal employers tax is due January 1937 and that a 1957 session could suffice for action. A state employer tax would raise the total tax by about 10 percent, with employees credited up to 90 percent of the state tax if adopted.
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Joint Legislative Committee On Social Security
Reg Stesien O
Leaders of Party Greet Homer Holt in Parkersburg
June 6 Parkersburg reports that Atty Gen Homer A Hull, candidate for Democratic governor, and party leaders urged a stronger organization for the campaign. Hull praised past service while warning of continuing tasks ahead including road funding school system stabilization and social security planning.
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Atty
Homer A. Hull
Stile Committee
West Virginia
Nesani
Fragmentary Page 19 Item from Cet Region
OCR reads a partial item from Tatn to Page 19 Part 1 Cet. Details are incomplete but indicate a local notice or brief item.
Byrns Tribute Paid by FDR in Tennessee Funeral
President Roosevelt and Tennessee leaders led tributes to the late Speaker Joseph W Byrns at his Nashville funeral. About 46 900 people attended the service at Wat Me morial auditorium, with ministers and a congressional delegation hearing eulogies. The body was later laid in a vault near the Hermitage and Polk burial sites.
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Roosvelt
National House
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W. F. Sewell
Corsten Harrell
2Nd Methodist Church
Wchiel
Epealer
Mount Glivel
Andrew Jackson
Vickers
Hermitage
James Ko Polk
Business Improves Across Regions With Employment Gains
The weekly business review shows widespread improvement in business and employment, led by metropolitan centers. Growth in wholesale markets remains strong, while building permits value rose sharply in May with New York leading at 13,485,092 and five major cities reporting high totals. Holiday slowdowns affected retail in New York, though department stores stayed 1 percent above last year.
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Public Welfare Act of 1936 Proposed in West Virginia
A joint legislative committee proposes a single coordinated system for state and county public assistance, air relief and child welfare functions under a new public welfare act. The governor awaits study, no new state revenues are claimed needed unless funds run out, and a state department of public assistance would be created with a governor appointed director and a five member state advisory board. Unemployment provisions and constitutional questions are noted as requiring extensive due diligence before any action in the extraordinary session.
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Joint Legislative Committee
West Virginia
Kump
State Department of Public Asence
Senate
State Advisory Board
Wis
Old Age Pensions to Cap at Thirty Dollars Monthly
A report from the joint legislative committee for Governor Kump proposes an old age pension maximum of 30 dollars per month with average grants possibly as low as 5 dollars. The plan funds care for aged, indigent blind, and dependent children at an estimated 5 million dollars yearly, with the state paying about 2.56 million. About 18 000 West Virginians would qualify under the indigent old-age provisions, and counties would likely allocate a fixed portion of their budgets, perhaps 20 percent.
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White
Kump
Iit
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