Bloody clash on Jehol Chahar frontier prompts war fears
Tokyo dispatch reports an 80 man Manchoukuan border patrol clashing with a 100 Chinese force along the San guina in Jehol Chahar. Chinese reinforcements arrived as Japanese demand Chinese troops withdraw beyond the great wall's southern limits. Military leaders in Hsinking and Tokyo weighed orders and potential repercussions while Tokyo citizens rehearsed air defense drills.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Sanguina
Jehol-Chahar
War Office
Rengo
Hsinking
Tushinkou
Manchoukug
Teshinkou
North China
Jehol
Manchoukue
Kenji Deibara
Japanes
Chanar
Chahar
Great Wall
Chohar
Kalan
Foreign Office
War Officr
Manchoukuo
Wet Office
Jehol-Chihar
Tekyn
Seniority Question Up Again At Omaha
Non strikers who refused arbitration on seniority faced Governor Cochran’s demand to settle the street car strike or lose by default. He rushed to Omaha after strikers threatened to restart the strike, aiming to intensify efforts to break the impasse as yesterday’s talks yielded no arbitration agreement.
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Omaha
Nec
Cochran
Sheriff's Car And Machine Gun Stolen In Minneapolis
MINNEAPOLIS June 23 Thieves stole a new machine gun from the automobile of Deputy Sheriff Charles Taylor Crosby Minn while it was parked on a downtown street today He was en route home from a meeting with 33 police officers in Rochester BR.
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Minneapolis
Charles Taylor
Crosby
Lions Freed After Truck Spill At Dallas Suburb
A circus trailer spilled near Dallas freeing three lions. the cage door opened and the animals settled back, with residents fleeing indoors as police and the driver sought assistance. The lions remained in the cage when authorities arrived.
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Dallas
Tex
R. Thomas
Cooking School Opened Today at Hotel Marvin Frughitt
Mrs Elizabeth Casey of St Paul leads the free Evening Huronite cooking school and home exposition at the Hotel Marvin Frughitt through Friday. Daily fashion displays from Fifth Avenue New York models and a Fleming store foundation garment showcase accompany questions answered and foods prepared with baskets given away to homemakers.
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Elizabeth Casey
St. Paul
Marvin Frughitt
Gipnall
Fifth Avenue
New York
Shors
Casey
University of Minnesota
FCA To Aid Harvest Costs With Seed Loan Plan
Farm Credit Administration will again finance harvest costs for farmers with seed loans. A first lien on crops backs loans, with field supervisors coordinating via country elevators to pay harvest bills from early grain deliveries. The plan aims to help about 26,000 South Dakota farmers needing funds to harvest their crops.
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Washington
Farm Credit Administration
Norman Monaghan
FCA
Monaghan
FDA
Tom Berry
South Dakota
W. I. Myers
Berry
Dillinger Attorney To Seek New Trial
CHICAGO June 26 Louis Piquett former attorney for John Dillinger seeks a new strategy after being convicted by a federal court jury of harboring Homer Van Meter. The verdict could send him to prison for two years and a $10,000 fine. sentencing deferred until hearings for a new trial Thursday.
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Dillinger
Chicago
Louis P. Piquett
John Dillinger
Tate
Homer van Meter
Piquett
van Meter
St. Paul
Dile Singer
Philip L. Sullivan
Passage Of Frazier Lemke Bill Nears House Showdown
Washington June 24 A showdown nears on the 360 million Frazier Lemke bill to refinance farm mortgages via new currency. Rep Lemke 201 signers short of 216 needed to force floor action as New Deal tactics loom. The plan would issue currency to buy mortgages then reissue them for 47 years with yearly payments of 2 percent principal and 1 44 percent interest, inflation feared by admins.
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Washington
House Agriculture ‘Committee
Rules Committee
Lemke
North Dakota
Circus to Be Here July 8 in Huron South Dakota
J Stanley Colton of the Huron Elks endorses a major tent circus coming to Huron and central South Dakota for July 8 to 13. The show features 2% acts, including the Black Arabian Horsa act, and comes with Elks sponsorship after Shrine ceremonies nationwide. Advance tickets to Elks members offer early access.
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J. Stanley Colton
Huron Elks Indge
Huron
South Dakota
United States
Colton
Chicago
Elks
Aberdeen
Deadwood
Shrine
Elks Lodge
Weather Forecast For Buron And Vicinity
Fall tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. In South Dakota fall tonight and Thursday, rising temperatures in the west northon area on Thursday.
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Buron
South Dakota
West Northon
Heavy Rains Raise Old Question In Crop Report
DES MOINES IA June heavy rains prompt government meteorologist Charles D Reed to wonder if human actions cause nature's floods. He notes a year ago drought was blamed on man and asks what sin produced these devastating rains today.
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Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
Reed
Bank At Cresbard Robbed In Night
Cresbard police report a burglary at the Bank of Cresbard between 2 and 4 am. Burglars burned open the vault with an acetylene torch and escaped with about 250 dollars. Entrance was via a rear window. two oxygen tanks were left behind for possible clues. Town marshal J W Shafer noted gas prevented entry to the main safe. no night officer on duty and no clues to the perpetrators.
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Cresbard
Bank of Cresbard
J. W. Shafer
Geggs
Boy Killed as Quarry Explosion Injures Three in El Paso
In El Paso Texas a quarry blast at Southwestern Portland Cement Co. killed a 16-year-old boy and injured three workers. Superintendent HS Sparks searched for his son Stephen amid the dust as rescuers treated the wounded Juan Saucedo and others. A 20,000 pound dynamite charge exploded. fear of further blasts lingered.
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EL Paso
Tex
Southwestern Portland Cement Co
HS. Sparks
Stephen
Sparks
Juan Saucedo
Planning Board Work Outlined in West River Counties
W R Ronald chairman of the state planning board outlined national and state programs to chairmen of planning boards in 10 west river counties. The state seeks 1 3 million dollars for 80 surveys to map land use and water, with county maps integrated into a statewide map for parks refuges and water conservation. A tree survey will be conducted by a state forester, first in the nation, while reports on agriculture resources health education manufacturing and other areas will be circulated to federal state and local bodies and newspapers. Attendees included Harry Steeleland and Dr Paul Tandis with others from Brookings Yankton and PWA officials.
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Rapid City
West River Counties
W.R. Ronald
Mitchell
Istate Planning Board
Ronald
South Dakota
Robeld
United States
Harry Steeleland
Brookings
Paul Tandis
National Committee
W. C. Lusk
Yankton
M. A. Kennedy
S.H. Collins
State Board
Wy. F. Cochran
PWA
Charles W. Pugsley
D. Lusk
Roosevelt wealth tax drives GOP strategy in 1930s politics
In Washington on June 26 political insiders discuss President Roosevelt's wealth tax and its effect on party dynamics. They say the tax weakens leftist challenges while shaping conservative Democrats and Republicans to help his reelection path, with business conditions influencing potential threats.
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Polteics
Washington
Roosevelt
Coughlin
Townsend
Taxes Of Average Citizen Amount To 1.25 Per Month
Chicago reports that the average citizen paid 1.25 dollars a month in state direct taxes during the first five months of 1935. The 6.45 dollar five month bill comes from 39 states daily averages, with 7.5 cents per day gasoline taxes for car owners and taxes on property income alcohol sales and purchases. The per capita figure ranges from 2.9 cents daily in South Dakota to 13 cents daily in New Hampshire.
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Cricago
Nime
Ana
South Dakota
New Hampshire
Strike Centers Watched Closely in Pacific Northwest
Military police and National Guardsmen guarded Tacoma Portland and Longview as lumber labor talks moved toward a settlement. About 70 workers returned to six Tacoma mills under troop protection after violence at a Long-Bell meeting left E S Wilson beaten following a union dispute.
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Tacoma
Washl
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Ore
Cape Portland Sawmill and Timber Workers Union
Longview
Wash
Big
Long-Bell Lumbat’ Company
E. S. Wilson
Long-Bell Company
A. F. of L
No Progress By Eden And Il Duce
Rome reports say Capt Anthony Eden departed for London as Mussolini remains firm on a complete solution to the Italo Ethiopian crisis. Observers expect a League of Nations plan to pressure Ethiopia into accepting aid to meet league conditions. If Ethiopia refuses, Italy could exit the league, leaving it moribund.
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Rome
Anthony Eden
London
Mussolini
Duce
Eden
Capt. Eden
League of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
League
Senate Extends Nuisance Taxes and Weighs Wealth Plan
Senate adopts a measure extending nuisance taxes for one year as House and Senate race to shape a broader wealth tax plan resumes. President Roosevelt signals preference for separate action on wealthy firms and individuals, while leadership debates origin of a new tax bill and how to fund the soldiers' bonus.
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Washington
Senate
Tison
House
Roosevelt
Ravonue
Senate P Democratic
Doughton
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Legislative Drafting
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Tournga
Il Duce
Charles West
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