Mayor England Seeks Reelection in City Race
The article announces Mayor T. England's formal candidacy for re election in the fall primaries. It notes Glen Miller's entry, outlines England's six years on the Council, prior public service roles including Chamber of Commerce secretary, Deputy Director of Finance, and Mayor, and highlights fiscal policies reducing city bonded debt from 120200 to 65300, arguing for continued leadership amid difficult times.
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England
Glen Miller
Biglend
Chamber of Commerce
L. Alexander
Burgland
Cornty
Johnston Again Heads Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers reelected Al Vanley Johnston as grand chief engineer at the Cleveland convention. Official ballots showed Johnston 508 votes to 34 for his opponent I C Zinders of Columbus, marking a solid administration victory over the progressive faction.
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United Press
Cleveland
Walthy
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Alvanley Johnston
Union
Johnston
1. C. Zinders
Columbus
Roosevelt maps national policy for railroads future
President Roosevelt outlines a new deal for railroads proposing a unified national transportation policy. A transportation committee will draft permanent legislation and study updates to the 1920 Transportation Act, with Ropes as chairman and nine government officials assisting.
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Ronald G. van Tine
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Secretary of Commerce
Ropes
Way and Agriculture Departments
Attorney General
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Joseph B. Hastman
Lindberghs Move Toward Labrador on Air Route Tour
Halifax July 12 Col Charles A Lindbergh and his wife left here at 11 17 a m pursuing their charting tour of air routes via Greenland and Newfoundland andPossibly Cartwright Labrador Their aircraft was delayed by adjustments and fog as the Lindberghs arrived from Maine and prepared to depart for their next destination.
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Halifax
N.S
Charles A. Lindbergh
Greenand
Teeland
Stedefing
Nru
Cartwright
Labrador
Lindberghs
Maine
Nova Scotia
3.2 Beer Floods Oklahoma With Legalization
Gov Murray grants state permission to drink immediately as voters legalize 3.2 beer at a special election. National Guardsmen withdraw after proclamation. About 2000 people queued for beer licenses at $100 each. Licenses issued rapidly, with trucks delivering to trains and 100 freight cars loaded with beer awaiting.
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Murray
United Press
Oklahoma
W. H
Melton
Mangum
Attempt Made to Kill Doctor in Bizarre Kidnap Plot
In St Paul on July 12 Chief Cahill reported a bizarre kidnap attempt to force Dr Edward Engberg, a prominent physician and medical board secretary, to perform a mutilating operation. Dr W H Hedburg, a former pugilist, was shot during a struggle. The plan involved a staged auto train wreck near the North Pacific tracks, but Engberg and Hedburg survived after regaining consciousness and telling their stories. The motive remains unexplained.
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ST. Paul
Thomas EB. Dahil
Woany
Edward J. Engberg
Sureen
Cahill
Engberg
W. H. Hedburg
Hedburg
Walle Dempsey
Deluif
Minnesota State Board of Medical Examners
Italian Air Armada Wings Toward United States
Italian air squadron, en route from Iceland, landed at Cartwright Labrador after a subarctic Atlantic flight. Balbo leads 24 planes across long stages from Reykjavik to Chicago, with weather delaying launch and towing of some aircraft due to calm seas and early fog.
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United Press New York
Iceland
Cartwright
Labrator
Mackay Radio
Stalian
Gartwright New York
Reykjayile
Gartwright
Labrador
Mille Liré
Tilisnehaak
Greenland
Reykjavik
Torsq
Reyiavis
Tesla
Tito Balbo
Echie
Cartwright Labrador
Chicago Exposition
Balbo
Groujia
Atlantic
Trdfim Londonderry
Tisland
Reykjavik-Cartwright
Orbetbite
Taly
Chicago
Shedino
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Montresl
Shieago
Postpone Return to U S and Talks at Conference
London reports United States Secretary of State Hull signals deferring his return to Washington to August and delaying British American talks on war debts until September amid ongoing negotiations. Delegates, Feis and Beasley discuss economic terms as McReynolds pushes an American Federation of Labor plan for a global working hours reduction. France celebrates a provisional success with decisions favoring its thesis while potential difficulties are set aside.
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London
Cordell Hil
United States
Hull
Herbert Feis
State Department
Thomas A.sabeetoa
Samuel D. McReynolds
France
New Pinchot road opens Lottsville to Sugar Grove traffic
A stretch from Lottsville to Sugar Grove has opened with minor work remaining. Local motorists praise the new road linking Jamestown and Chautauqua Lake points via Sugar Grove. Officials consider a Pinchot road from Lottsville to Columbus as possible, potentially creating another Jamestown route.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua Lake
Lottaville
Sugar Grove
Lottsville
Chautsugia Lake
Lottswire
Columbus 3
Police Withdraw From Kidnapping Hunt As Family Pleas
In Alton Illinois on July 12, over 200 county and state detectives searched for August Suer a 77 year old retired capitalist abducted from his home Monday evening. His son Carl Suer stated the family had given up hope of information from abductors despite pleas for ransom.
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Alton
Juy
August Suer
Tiler
Hin
Carl Tiler
Awid
Kidnaners
Early Release YOUNG OCONNELL EXPECTED
John J. O Connell Jr. was reportedly to be released within 24 hours as his father Daniel O Connell and other family members traveled to Helderbergs New York seeking safety and information from abductors. An associate told United Press the trip was to provide fresh air after days indoors.
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Sandor S. Klein
United Press
Albany
N. J
John J. O Connell, Jr
Helderberg Mountain
Daniel O'Connell
New Salem
Helderbergs
Dan
Troopers Investigate Rural Cases Near Lawrence Park
State troopers Meers and Sibley visited Lawrence Park and Wheelock area farms today probing two chicken theft attempts at Harold Jewell farm and a cattle dispute over wanderings. Farmhand Frank Bielowski was attacked by an unknown intruder during a barn check, but nothing was stolen. Authorities reported cattle were returned after the landowner threatened force.
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State
Meers and
Sibley
Lawrence Park
Harold Jewell
North Center Street
Frank Bielowski
Jewel Farm
Bielawski
Wheelock
James Mattern to be taken to Nome in Soviet plane
Negotiations are under way to fly James Mattern the American round the world flier stranded in Siberia to Nome Alaska in a Soviet plane. The State Department released the plan based on a New York brewery sponsored rescue expedition.
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United Press
Washington
James “Mattern
Siberia
Nome
Alaska
State Department
New York
Cponstred & Rescue Expedition
Roosevelt clamps down on oil policy nationwide
Washington, July 19. President Roosevelt issued an executive order prohibiting transport and foreign commerce in petroleum and its products that are unlawfully produced or withdrawn from storage. Also in Washington July 12, shipbuilding and repair industries submitted a code of fair competition under the National Recovery Act with a hearing set for July 29.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cope
Uniy
Ate
National Recovery
Next Wednesdey
Important voter dates for registration and elections
Voters should note deadlines for registration and candidate petitions. July 19 is the last day to register with township and borough registries. August 16 is the final date for filing candidate petitions with county commissioners for most offices. Judge candidates file with the secretary of the commonwealth. Registration days for Corry and Eric are September 5 and September 16, and September 19 is the primary election with November 7 the general election.
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Secretary of the Commonwealth
Corry and
Eric
Roosevelt to Move Slowly on Industrial Act
President Roosevelt faces pressure from advisers to use broader powers under the National Industrial Recovery Act. Some industries resist rapid action, fearing harsh federal regimentation. Roosevelt prefers cautious steps to maintain broad industry and business support while avoiding public backlash. The debate centers on balancing federal authority with political and economic stability.
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Roosevelt
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
N. V
Rodsevsk
Bec
Yilon
Tomyers
Trade Codes Move to Set Wages and Hours in Key Industries
Washington July 12 The steel coal and oil industries were ready to present trade agreements for government approval as part of Roosevelt's recovery program. Each code sets higher wages and shorter hours with unions and operators negotiating. Hearings begin soon with the coal sector aiming for a $6 per day minimum and disputes on hours to be settled by the industrial administration. Johnson said hearings will be scheduled separately for different sections and a broader code for the whole industry is expected within a week.
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H. C. Thompson
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Hugh 8. Johnson
Hugh S. J Johnson
Tnfuenti
Johnson
Inter
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