Military Rule Declared as Olson Orders Guards in Minneapolis
Minneapolis was placed under martial rule after Gov. Floyd B. Olson ordered four thousand national guardsmen to secure the city amid a truck drivers strike. Brig. Gen. E. A. Walsh takes command as some 800 troops are already inside city limits and others at fairgrounds nearby. The action follows mediation attempts and a fatal Friday shooting amid clashes.
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Minneapolis
Floyd B. Olson
Employers Advisory Committee
Francis Hans
E. H. Dunnigan
E. A. Walsh
Fair Grounds
General Walsh
Push to remove Frank Vogel in North Dakota
North Dakota faces ouster actions against Highway Commissioner Frank Vogel alongside a debt moratorium issued by Acting Governor Olaf Olson. A quo warranto petition challenges Vogel’s right to stay after his conspiracy conviction, with a Friday hearing set. Federal engineers warned no federal funds would flow while Vogel remains in office. Vogel seeks removal by legal process, while executive orders to end his term failed.
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Bismarck
Willam Langer
North Dakota
Frank Vogel
Vogel
Olg H. Olson
Olsen
High Court
Langer
United States
Bert M. Salisbury
Olson
Federal Bureau of Roads Engineers
Rabbit Fends Off Police Dog in Spokane Yard
Spokane reports a curious incident as a pet rabbit warded off a police dog in a Lind say yard. Alex Lindsay, city waiter superintendent, confirms the pair’s odd encounter, noting the rabbit reacted with a quick kick and sent the dog retreating.
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Spokane
Wash
Alex Lindsay
Lindsay Yard
Weather forecast for Huron and Vicinity
Fall tonight and Friday with slightly warmer conditions on Friday. South Dakota also sees fall weather tonight and Friday with a modest bump in temperatures Friday.
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Huron
South Dakota
Government Moves to Clear Stockyards Amid Uprising Strife
Chicago dispatch reports swift federal action to dispose of remaining government stock in strike paralyzed Chicago yards. About 46,000 head remained, with 5,000 bound for south and east, thousands set for slaughter, others to packers. Mediators push for a settlement as clashes flare and calls rise for reemployment of strikers amid ongoing talks.
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Austria
Chicago
Washington
Carl Steffensen
Regional Labor Board
Steffensen
William F. White
Robert Pilkington
Labor Department
Harry Sheck
National Recovery Administration Regional Labor Board
Police Guard Dillinger Burial in Indianapolis Cemetery
Police officers stood guard at Crown Hill Cemetery to shield the grave of outlaw John Dillinger. The secrecy of the service was maintained as a somber crowd gathered at a distance while a rainstorm drenched the funeral proceedings.
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Indianapolis
John Dillinger
Indiana
Dillinger
Crown Hill
Pee Yee vice squad disbanded in Sioux Falls
The Pee Yee vice squad, once the storm center of last week's John Doe inquiry, has been disbanded. Mayor A N Graff stated the unit was used only temporarily to alleviate vice conditions.
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Sioux Falls
Pee Yee
John Doe
A. N. Graff
Flane Ride Moves Pin From Throat
A rough airplane ride dislodged a safety pin from the throat of a U-year-old girl Erdene Carley of Garden City Kansas while rushing to a hospital in Kansas City for surgical removal. The pin moved to the stomach after a rough weather encounter near Salina. Doctors said the pin was only slightly open and posed no immediate danger.
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Kansas City
Kas
Erdene Carley
Garden City
Salina
Railways Pension Board Ready to Operate Under New Law
Washington July 26 with personnel of the railroad labor retirement board complete only a few organization details and a possible court test stand in the way of operations under the new pension law President Roosevelts appointments of John T Williamson and Lee M Eddy to represent railroads and labor complete the three man board Murray Latimer named government representative heads the board The act is financed by railroads and employees with individual accounts kept for each worker and questions arise about potential court challenges to the system
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Washington
Railroad Labor Retirement Board
Roosevelt
John T. Williamson
Chicago
Lee M. Eddy
St Louis
Isbor
Murray Latimer
Washington, D. C
Williamson
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Eddy
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Pension Board
Great Powers Open Talks Over Austria Independence Pact
London reports Britain France and Italy have started formal talks to decide prudent steps to uphold the February pledge on Austrian independence. Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon met the Austrian ambassador for a lengthy discussion, expressing sympathy for Chancellor Dollfuss’ death. No protest from Austria to the powers or the League has been announced amid alleged German interference in Austrian affairs.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Austria
John Simon
Simon
Dolfuss
League
Paris
Doum
Ergue
Doll
Fuss
Louis Barthou
Vienna
England
Dollfuss Final Plea as Death Nears in Vienna
Vienna dispatch reports Engelbert Dollfuss, called the Gamecock Chancellor, spoke of his wife and children as Nazi assailants closed in. A Nazi official described Dollfuss moving through the chancellery toward the state archives, as gunmen broke in and fired. Dollfuss collapsed, dying from throat and shoulder wounds.
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Vienna
Engelbert Dollfuss
Dollfuss
Pius
Herr Adan
Adan
Flea
Frau Dollfuss Returns to Vienna After Husband's Assassination
Frau Dollfuss, recalled from Italy by her husband's murder, arrives in Vienna and goes to the Chancellery area. She visits the bier where his body lies in state as President Miklas offers condolences. Rumors of a stroke are denied and she requests privacy with the slain chancellor's body.
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Bier
Vienna
Italy
Ballhausplatz
Wilhelm Miklas
Miklas
Debt bonds could flood markets in postdefault Europe
In Washington a debate over using debt funding provisions could force Western nations to offer engraved bonds for sale to the public. If Britain France and others fail to buy, U S markets might absorb dollars in small denomination bonds, risking credit and market disruption in defaulted nations.
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State Department
Troyanovsky
Soviet
Russia
Germany
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Uni
Ted
France
Italy
Belgium
Gov
Comlinuea
Russians Blame Nazis In Germany For Austrian Coup Attempt
Moscow reports that Soviet press blames German Nazis for the failed Austrian Nazi attempt to seize the Vienna government. Za Industrializaten argues German fascists cannot escape responsibility as Austrian Nazis used a German radio station to broadcast their actions.
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Moscow
Vienna
Za Industrializaten
Commissariat of Heavy Industry
Germany
M L Tobin Dies To Be Buried Here In Huron Neb
M L Tobin 78 a Huron native and longtime civic leader died today at Westpoint Neb retirement home. He served 22 years on the State Fair board and was Beadle County state senator in 1907 and 1909. Body to be brought to Huron for burial. survivors include daughters Mrs M D DeWitt and Mrs George Comerford, a son Floyd Tobin, and two brothers in Tekamah Neb.
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Westpoint
Neb
Tekamah
George Comerford
Dakota Avenue South
Tobin
State Fair Board
Beadle County
Knights of Columbus
Elks Lodges
Elks Lodge
M. L
Mike) Tobin
Michael
Louis Tobin
Chesire
Mass
Janesville
Wis
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Curniiford
M. D. DeWitt
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Floyd Tobin
Basin
Wyo
Thomas
John
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Green's Condition Reported Improved
Watertown reports Former Governor Warren E Green showing definite improvement after oxygen revival treatment for a Wednesday collapse. Despite an extremely critical status, indications of returning strength appeared this morning as oxygen was discontinued and the patient had more consciousness. Mrs Green, earlier exhausted by concern, left bed and was said to be considerably improved at the hospital.
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Green
Watertown
Warren E. Green
Italy Ready to Move Troops Over Austrian Frontier
Italian forces, 75,000 strong, positioned near Austria await marching orders amid Dollfuss murder turmoil. Mussolini signals readiness to intervene. Paris warns to defend Austria, while Vienna plans Dollfuss funeral attendance. Germany reportedly seen near the Austrian border.
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Dollfuss
Vienna
Mussolini
Padua
Italy
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England
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Associated Press
Germany
Doubt on 1935 Naval Conference Success
Senator Trammer of Florida, chair of the Senate naval committee, doubted the 1935 naval conference would succeed. He cited conditions in Europe and Japan’s naval officials. He also said he would not approve granting Japan a greater naval strength than the current five to three ratio.
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Senator Trammar
Florida
Senate Naval Committee
Europe
Japan
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