Democrats push third term appeal amid Chicago convention
A chaotic July convention scene in Chicago featured speakers including Mayor Edward F. Kelly praising Roosevelt and pushing a Roosevelt third term plan. Delegates debated the idea as Roosevelt’s name loomed, while Hull and Latins American policy surfaced in discussions about a potential Democratic ticket.
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Chicago
Franklin D. Roosavelt
Edward F. Kelly
Roosevelt
Thiz
Attiian
Kelly
Lolita Wil
Tomes
Wiitte Houst
Uta Drere
Kelly'e
Bis Zavel
Furley
Samuel A. Bitlich
Sal
Feve
Wanencom Hut
Phil Rexit
Indelinor
Denner
New York
Warner
Sun
Lata Boiday
Potomac River
Slesttes Eantel I. Rosecaan
Purley
Sle
Massachusetts Delarates
The
Roowevelt
Fola
Ahermement
Hull
Siang
Roosevel
Rusning
Billos
Latin America
Stlolkiers
Ayulng
Gener
Pater
Michigan
Boulavard
Pistol Duel Victim Dies in Boulder Ending Case
Ralph Dracamantez, 19, of Erle dies in Boulder Hospital late Saturday, ending the inquiry into the Grie street Wiley shooting of Rosado Lerma, 36, of Lafayettes, who was killed last Tuesday. Dracamantez was wounded in the exchange that occurred about 60 feet away after tensions over Lerma’s wife. Sheriff Gun G. Anderson said the case spanned three days and four statements from three witnesses, released earlier.
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Boulder
Ralph Dracamantez
Erle
Wiley
Rosado Lerma
Lafayetts
Gracamantez
Sherif
G. Anderson
Dragamantez
Lerma
Willnesses
British Move To Shelter Children As War Looms
British authorities rush to relocate thousands of children inland as Gayda warns of an imminent assault. Governments plan to move 2000 London children from southern coasts toward inland havens, amid German bombers over southeast England. Reports say attacks will intensify as Britain braces for a broader conflict across Europe.
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Gayda
Oltenetye
East Courge
New Haven
Seaford
Agale
Rafer Pisces
Ray Mathews On Colorado Union Board
Colorado director of agriculture announces selection of members and alternates to form the state board of control for the federal administrative committee. Terms run to June 30, 1941, with Northern Colorado district members named for Greeley and Brighton and alternates listed alongside district producers and growers.
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Ray Mathews
Colorado Union Board
Denver
W. C. Sweluharl
Colorado Iirector of Agriculture
State Board of
Contro
Norther
Ray W. Baihewe Greeley
W. Qlow Slunter
Gresley
Alvert Oultend
Brighton
Maneini
Aly Tornato
Successor to Browns To Be Announced Soon
The Greeley State coaching staff was expected to be the successor to Pete Brown, with a likely appointment of Pat Hutles from New Mexico Beloplores. The board of athletic control recommended Hutles, a former coach and staff member, as the new head. County treasurer Etnevey E. Wit wer reported pension payments and monthly totals contrasting with prior figures.
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Pete Brown
Groeley State
Gait Tate
George Willard Eraser
Sollese Caid Moniluy
Moriluz
Board of
Athletic Cone Tro
Pate Hutles
New Mexico Beloplores
Stufont Hore
Greeley Stata
Pacific Fleet Conducts Short Range Exercise at Pearl Harbor
The United States fleet trains at Pearl Harbor Hawaii during two weeks of intensive exercises and shore-to-ship movements. The maneuver includes escorts ships submarines and marines, with dawn operations and safety protocols emphasized.
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T. Hf
United States
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Montag
Uilaleid
Crisis on hoard of gold flagged by Dr Ebersole
Dr J Franklin Ebersole Harvard economist warns at Stanford on the nations hoard of gold. He says gold is cash and could be used to purchase strategic materials for national defense. Foreign buyers pay in bonds and other currencies, shaping a global demand for U S gold reserves.
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Dr. Ebersole
Prestanford University
Calif
United Staterts
J. Franklin Ebersole
Harvard University
Stanford Business
Mitenday
Bbereale
Harvard
Graduate School of Business
Bherinta
Wade
Tie Ballon
Car Ditched at Peckham Damaged Early Monday
Walter Canterbury of Parr Lake Cole drove east on highway 60 when a halt for the top remained, the car turned over in a borrow pit near Peckham Junction. Canterbury escaped injury and was charged with careless driving, damage listed at 290 dollars. The incident occurred about 1 30 a.m. Monday on the junction of highways 60 and 5 near Peckham.
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Walter Canterbury
Parr Lake
Cole
Monny
Peckhan
Canterbury
Courteny
Slea
John Ulrich Case Is Closed in Nebraska
A historical police summary states John Ulrich’s case closed after dramatic pursuit in Ripiney Nebraska. Sheriff Gus Grandeman and Sheriff Ray Forelot Sterling credited officers and community aides for aiding the capture and closure. Two accomplices faced prison terms for aiding Ulrich’s escape and the June 24 shooting, with final comments praising cooperation.
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Ilmedie
Ripiney
Nebr
Gus Grandeman
Wald County
Sherif Ray R. Forelot Sterling
Auderson
Powell Eld
Somer
Ulrich
Logan County
Simsett
Nzlson
Thres
Matt
Youracles
Shorift Pawel
First Air Raids on Holy Land at Haifa
Allies report the first air raids on Haifa Palestine with bombs dropped on a number of targets. Some damage occurred and there were a few casualties as the air war in the Holy Land escalates.
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Holy Land
Haifa
Terusalean
Palestine
Joly
Ilalta
Tla Holy Land
Republican Committee Caucuses Set for July 25
The Republican County Committee shows strong enthusiasm as caucuses are scheduled for July 25. Prominent speaker Dr Ralph Linton of Columbia University will address the assembly at Gunter Hall at 7:30 PM, following an opening recital by Professor J Elbert Chadwick at 7:16 PM.
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Republican County Committee
Ralph Linton
Columbia University
Aranday
Ufelt
Gunter Tall
Linton
J. Elbert Chadwick
Farm Population Near Record Size in 1950 Projection
Associated Press reports Washington on July 15 that farm population on January 1 is estimated at 32,245,000, a peak in 24 years. The rise since 1920s follows earlier growth, with rural births outpacing urban migration, and expects potential gains by 1950. The report notes farm employment declines and regional shifts, highlighting Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Mississippi as major movers. The South Atlantic states show the largest gains while droughts and agricultural labor trends affect the figures.
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Washington
Axrcntturg Dogart
Cltten
meMis-Browing -Pessuge
Capes
Lobal
Department
Eal
Thangda
Indualey
Unt
Farm Penton
Kentucky
Tennesane
Alabama
Mississippi
Maryland
Delaware
Florida
British African Troops Withdraw On Kenya Border
Report from Natural Kenya colony says the Sintlah garrison at Moyalo has withdrawn after resisting Italian forces since last Wednesday. The British troops, part of the King’s African Rifles, reportedly moved to safety with informed sources confirming the withdrawal.
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Kenya
Saasseiuied Presa
London
Hschanse Telekeaph
Hittish Néewa
Natral Kenya
Taloy
Sintlah
Moyalo
Tost
Noeday
Tyo
Ty Englanien
First Day's Program at Democratic National Conventio
The Democratic national convention opens with noon convening, prayer by Archbishop Samuel A. Stinleh, national anthem, and a welcome address by Mayor Edward J. Kelly. Routine business follows with a recess and another prayer by Bishop Ernest Lynn Waldert, then remarks by James Ay-Farleys, and a keynote by Speaker William B. Bankhead.
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Chican
Démocratie National Conventient
Bamuel A. Stinleh
Cathollc
Edward J. Kelly
Bory
Bihop
Ernest Lynn Waldert
James Ay-Farleys
Democratic
Weather outlook for Colorado and Arkansas valley
Partly cloudy conditions with Monday night to Tuesday showers or thunderstorms possible. Cooler in Arkansas valley Monday night, warmer Tuesday. 24 hour period ends at 0 m Noury with low 52 and other uncertain readings.
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Colorado
Arkansas Valley
Demand for Willkie Buttons Outpace Crist Supply
County Republican leaders plan to rally for national state and county offices this fall meeting at Pineble Court Laomince Saturday August 3. Assembly to elect 66 delegates 65 alternates to the state convention in Denver August 28 and to the congressional district convention in Brighton August 7. Precincts may send more delegates to the county convention.
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Republican Committee
Pinble Court
Contimens County Assembly
Elgath Avenue
Jena
Alternatun
Denver
Brighton
Judicial Assembly
Republicin
Farley Plans To Buy Yanks In Two Weeks
Historic convention scene unfolds as James A. Parley debates Roosevelt renomination amid party plans. Attendant Mahoney indicates ongoing speculation and possible vote alignments. Delegates weigh Massachusetts loyalty and unauthorized support patterns at the Chicago gathering.
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Chleiage
Suly I4e
James A. Parley
Roosevalt
Wille
Chatriman
Iuda
Massachusetts
Bret Roosevelt
Hird Derm
Uio
le Prestient Himmelf
Altha
30 Are Trapped In Penn Mine
A disastrous mine incident in Pennsylvania reports 30 workers trapped after an explosion. Early reports say about 60 men were underground. 18 escaped, with unknown conditions for others. Rescue teams work to reach the Ulas-phote area of the Sonman antic mine as thick gas and dust hinder efforts.
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Jobneyawo
Erimy
Ellshuy
Minera
Ulas
Sonman Antic
Kanpers Company
Posshly
Thay Gald & Gas West
Urulope
Tha
Edward Hen
Grauni
Theft arrest in vandalized garage case shocks local scene
Bob Toller of Fb Allington Traoma was arrested Sunday by pollenlain police and held for investigation into a heap of keys stolen from the Van Sickto garage.
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Bob Toller
Allington Traoma
Pollenlain
Amd
Air Keys
van Sickto
Fire Sweeps Cody Stores After Blast
A Cody Wyoming blaze followed an explosion at a local business district damaging the Weltellte buildings and a motel. Fire response teams contained the fire within minutes, estimating property losses around 14000 dollars for the Wolfville building and surrounding structures.
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Cody
Innes
Tome
Eor
Lesson Port
Wolfville
Bedford May Block Expense Of Hinderlicher
A 1920s report describes Bedford blocking approval of expenses tied to a political trip for party purposes. State officials including Governor Carr and Attorney General Meyers approve the extremity.
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Bedford
Hinderlicher
Rancher Shot At Tire Of Fort Warren Men
Rancher Lacy reports a tire shot at his wagon on highway GF near Fort Warren. For weeks he says soldiers have harassed him, raiding his yard and shouting about property. One incident worsened when a nearby woman narrowly avoided being struck at the door. The attack left the rancher with minor injuries.
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Tire of
Fort Warren
B. G. Lacy
Ifort
Lacy
Eoldiers
Gorden
Britain Agrees To Close Burma Road 90 Days
The United States reports no objection as Britain plans to close the Burma road for three months. Aimed at restricting Allied supply lines to China, the move follows discussions with American officials who were kept informed of the terms and funding offers related to the route.
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Britain
Burma Road
C Asseet Uied
Teese
London
Direloy
Nvitala Ld Toi
Schipplira
Theat Chelns
United States
Opposition To No 1 Tax Altsts Across Colorado
Colorado groups and political figures organize opposition to Amendment No 1, outlining support from many towns and associations. Campaign offices opened in Denver as leaders, including Samy Innes, announce broad cross party backing and warn of the tax’s impact on residents. Kansas City reporter notes the death of Jolee Marta Marcy, longtime editor and authority on Hereford cattle.
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Chas. Murphy
Walton
Masnani UL
Maebld
Lelora
Samy Innes
Publo
Colorado Mulicipat League
Colorado Stock Growers and Ponders’ Association
Creesy
Kansas City
Jolee Marta Marcy
Et-Fenniler
Eifter
Americon Torofort Journal
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