Nye Crushes Langer In Primary Fight For Senate
Fargo reports Nye leads Langer in the Republican primary for U S Senate as returns filter in. Nye's running mate for Progressives Lt Gov T H H te Sebante Yaphtasn wins the ticket. Lemke battles Burdick for the congressional nomination with 358 precincts counted.
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Fargo
N. D
U. 8
Gerald P. Nye
William Langer
Nye-Langer
Nyo
Yanger
T. H. H. Te Sebante Yaphtasn
Nye
Langer
Hagan
North ‘Dakota
Usher
Brera
William Lemke
Burdick
Lemke
Two Leaders Vie for Honor in Republican Fight
Washington June 29 The campaign for the Republican presidential nomination pits Alf Landon against Herbert Hoover as the party’s potential titular leader. Supporters see both as the standard bearer and future president, with speeches planned but no final tour arranged. Hoover’s friends say he seeks only party issues and does not want office. Landon notes he would not accept a nomination only under remote contingency.
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Washington
Alf M. Landon
Herbert Hoover
Frineds
Wavel
Landon
Hoover
London
John Hamilton
National Executive Committee
Hamilton
Boston
Birch River Searches For Missing Young Wife
Webster Springs June 29 State Police and CCC men began dragging Birch River in a search for Mrs Clayton Hegger 24 year old mother of two who disappeared June 19 from Camden on Gauley home. Hegger reported to Corporal G F Parsons that she was troubled by financial concerns.
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Webster Springs
CCC
Birch River
Clayton. Hegger
Clayton Hegger
G. F. Parsons
Camden-on-Gauley
Committee studies WPA chief speech in Senate probe
The Senate campaign funds committee examined a WPA official Aubrey Williams speech urging the unemployed to keep their friends in power. Chairman Sheppard and members reviewed a transcript from Alliance officials who described Williams calling for unity and loyalty to supporters amid President Roosevelt's Friday night remarks.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
WPA
Sheppard
D.,. Tex
Aubrey
Git Tie
Willains
Alix Rathce
The
Alliance
Williams
Roosevelt
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Chinese Claim Important Boom Still Held By Them
Chinese say they still hold the Matowchen boom guarding the Yangtze above Hankow as the war shifts toward Hankow. Official reports from both sides conflict over air raids in the middle Yangtze valley. Flood threats rise near Hangchow as Japanese advances push the main theater of the war south of Shanghai.
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Shanghai
Japan
Yangtze River
Hankow
Hangchow
Chekiang
Editors Pleased After State Tour Ends in West Virginia
White Sulphur Springs reports the National Editorial association concludes a six day 1341 mile tour of the state with 250 conferees leaving satisfied. President W H Conrad of Madford Wis praises the trip as well planned and kindly run. William Daley of Washington notes West Virginia offers few hot dog stands or highway billboards compared with other states. Lt D C Bailey of the Fairmont state police timed the journey with no incidents.
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White Sulphur Springs
National Editorial Association
West Virginia
W. H. Conrad
Madford
Wis
William ‘Daley
Washington, D. C
D. C. Bailey
Fairmont
State Police
Couple Stand Trial in Slaying of Bank Employee
In Paintsville Kentucky Wilson Jennings and his divorced wife face trial charged as principals in the death of Hobart Mead a 33 year old bank employee found shot in his car on a lonely road three years ago. Police theory says Mead was killed to simulate accidental death and the weapon believed to have caused the wounds was held by no blood at the scene. Servant Mollie Hall testified before the grand jury, linking the Jenningses to the case as investigators pursue the truth.
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Paintsville
The
Commonwealth
Wilson Jennings
Hobart Mead
Jennings
Guanetts
Ora Havakette
Huntington
W. Va
Mollie Hall
Tra Maynard
Naugatuck
Jen
Mrs. Irvin Klein Breaks Wrist In Skating Rink Incident
Mrs. Irvin Klein of California visiting her sister Mrs. J C Klein fractured her wrist in a skating accident at the Roll A Chrome rink on West Main street at 445 oclock Tuesday afternoon. She was taken to Grafton City hospital where Dr D C Peck set the fracture and then transported to the Klein home on Maple Avenue.
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Irvin Klein
California
J. C. Klein
West Main Street
Police Pension Fund Is Established By Council
An ordinance creates a police pension fund and a police pension board to be named later by the commission. A second ordinance from the same session sets rules for police department members, focusing on courtesy. Violations may lead to charges against the officer or officers involved.
End of the Trail for Gun Wielding Kidnappers
A fragmentary report describes two gun-toting brothers who sparked a brief terror in Theies and Indiana. The text mentions Wilmington, Ti and Easton, 27, Valley City, N C, plus a brother Orelle wounded, as surreal officers, and a cornfi a tang oaks scene.
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Tiheis
Indiana
Geeeed aEra
Wilmington
Chee Easton
Valley City
N .C
Orelle
Ore Surreal
Howe Facing Prison Team Clarksburg Case
Aubrey Howe, ex city patrolman, convicted of unlawfully wounding officer Blair Bartlett on May 15, seeks release on bond while contesting verdict. He faces 1 to 5 years. Howe claims memory gaps from head injuries after three motorcycle crashes. His fiancee Trennis Coffindaffer believes injuries may have temporarily deranged him.
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Clarksburg
Aubrey Howe
Blair’ Bartlett
Michael Snodgrass
Bartlett
Trennis Coffindaffer
Howe
Saturday Last Day For Filing With Clerk Reveals
Saturday is the last day for candidates to file with Clerk Frank M. Hollis and pay filing fees to Sheriff Herbert Evans for county commissioner nominations. No filings yet from Republicans or Democrats. Filing fees are one percent of the yearly salary with a $5 minimum.
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Circuit Court
Frank M. Hollis
Herbert Evans
Mystery Man sighted in mountains linked to Mccormick case
Albuquerque dispatch reports continued search for Medill McCormick with a seventh day mountain expedition. A single gunshot occurred as Patrolman William Murphy and Dick Montoya were patrolling rough terrain near Bernalillo, sighting a mysterious man, heightening mystery of the Chicago heir’s disappearance.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Medill
McCormick
Chicago
Agate WI
William Murphy
Albuquerque City
Dick Montoya
Bernalillo
War secrets leak inquiry begins with British military men
British inquiry opens into leaks of anti aircraft defense secrets amid political tension. General Sir Edmund Ironside to head military court while War Minister Leslie Hore-Belisha looms large in the unfolding scandal. Continue on page four.
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London
Britain
War Ministry
Edmund Ironside
Leslie Hore-Belishad
Jew Hanged Under Emergency Military Rule in Acre
In Acre a 19 year old Jew, Benjamin Joseph of Polish origin, was executed by a military tribunal for ambushing an Arab bus on April 21. He was the first Jew condemned to death under Holy Land emergency regulations, despite pleas from Jewish communities and ministers to halt the sentence.
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Jerusalem
Holy Land
Acre
Benjamin Joseph
Palen Peletne
Claim Accused Man Sold Auto in Slaying Case
New York man John Paul Bathelt, 26, held without bail in Northampton on a murder charge linked to Charles Morris, a race track follower. Police say Bathelt sold a Buick sedan once owned by Morris to a New York dealer on Oct 14, a vehicle believed connected to Morris’s body found in the Connecticut River last week.
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Northampton
Mass
New York
John Paul Bathelt
Charles Morris
Morris
Connecticut River
Martin Owens
Bathelt
Buick
Massachusetts
Roosevelt vows full momentum in new unemployment drive
President Roosevelt told reporters the federal relief push will accelerate to full speed by July 1 as he seeks a permanent unemployment solution avoiding large armament spending. He cited Sweden’s postwar relief funding and noted U S programs from 1933 to 1935 kept costs visible during prosperous years. He outlined a $3.75 billion campaign with study into repayment methods.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Sweden
United States
City Officials Journey To Capital For Confab
Mayor P F Gillispie Street Commissioner Harley Haller and Police Chief A E Lockard travel to Charleston for a meeting with the state tax commissioner. They plan talks on ways to raise city funds for a new city hospital and expect to return late today.
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P. F. Gillispie
Harley
City Orders New Eight Inch Pipe for Pottery Line
An order for eight inch pipe to be used in the installation of a new city water line to the Carr China company's pottery in Park View has been placed by the municipal authorities.
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Carr China Company
Park View
Municipals
British warships rushed to aid as raids rise in Spanish waters
British destroyers Imi and Isis moved from Gibraltar under admiralty orders described as routine tied to Nyon anti-piracy patrols. Insurgent air raids from Palma Mallorca target coast and ships, with observers noting Gen. Francisco Franco's forces pressing attacks. Spain delays fiesta amid escalating violence as Toulouse and Paris discuss plans. full report continued on page six.
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Rome
Earl of Perth
Galeazzo Clano
Ttalian
Great Britain
Italy
Spain
Benito Mussolini
Lord Perth
1 Duce
Frantisco Franco
Chamberlain
Mussolini
London
Imi
Isis
Gibral
Admiralty
Tien
Nyon
Palma
Mallorca
Francisco
Neville
Sweden
Toulouse
France
Paris
Vanderbilt Dies at 83 Aged Railway Officer in Hyde Park
Frederick William Vanderbilt, 83, a railroad director and capitalist, died after a weeklong illness at his country home in Hyde Park. He followed his father and two brothers into railroading, earning lifelong study of the science and serving within the Vanderbilt system, though not attaining the high prominence of his kin.
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Hyde Park
Frederick William Vande
Vanderbilt
Vorough
Vadderbilt Ily
I Eee
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M’cormick
Il Ouce
Mussolini Renosae
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