Rhode Island Special Election Shows New Deal Lag
A Rhode Island special congressional race neared completion with Republican Charles Kisk leading Democrat Antonio Prince as votes from 50 of 112 precincts were counted. The result signals a shift against Roosevelt policies amid a high-stakes national contest.
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World News In Brief From A Fractured Page
An international roundup notes Washington facing tax reform debates amid administrative friction while Detroit police probe a case involving housewives tied to a local offense. Rome veers toward military spending, Berlin seeks renewed influence, and Amoy endures a second typhoon with fatalities and heavy damage.
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Rome
Muissolitt
Berlin
China'a
Young Marysville miner Imprisoned in mine cave
Russell Chapman a 17-year-old son of Elige Chapman of Marysville was trapped for two hours when a cave in at the Drum Jummon mine near Bald Butte collapsed walls and rock. He suffered a broken arm and leg injuries but survived after fellow workers freed him and he was taken to hospital.
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Hopson not served in unfolding political storm
In a chaotic Washington scene Aug 1930s era, FLUSWE HOPSON remains unserved as investigators pursue a subpeona amid a heated race in Congress and a probe into the Masorial Virginis estate linked to Patrick J Hurley and Associated Gas Heht. The day ends with officials hurrying between hotels and a halted inquiry.
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Brest and Paris Riots Leave Many Injured and Arrests
Reports from Brest and Paris describe widespread rioting with thousands of workers and police confronting crowds. Injuries and arrests are reported as authorities, troops, and guards restore order after clashes at naval yards and public venues.
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Old Guard and Progs Clash Over Lindy GOP Candidacy
Washington reports a partisan clash as old guard and progressives argue over Charles Lindbergh’s possible GOP nomination. Sen. Hutchins, Sen. Vandenberg, and others weigh party platform and the role of progressives, with concerns about adopting new deals and social welfare policies. A tense scene on the Senate floor frames the debate as 1887 inauguration years loom.
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Judging Opens at North Montana Hereford Show
Great Falls August 6 A large crowd attended the North Montana Hereford show with ideal weather. Don Age a two year old bull owned by J C Andras and Lana of Manchester Illinois was named champion. Reserve went to College Tone owned by Crocker Huntman Land and Water of Merced California. Changlon Bull Prince Domino owned by Stephenson and Hoover of Willow Creek was judged the day’s champion bull.
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Five Ball Men Die In Trestle Accident
Milivborn Oregon Aug 6 Five men were killed today when a locomotive and two freight cars crashed through a weakened trestle. The injured include N Johann 64 of Schwehneler engineer and A Walker 60 wheeler fireman A J Both 50 wheeler brakeman AOA Curtain Portland brakeman D Frank bridge carpenter all reported dead or seriously hurt in the west Cochran country.
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Town Scene Sparks Debate Over Bridges And Taxes
A clipped wartime style note from Raper Bose and Wednumht Ryadingee mocks town officials over a planned bridge project. It pokes fun at local pomp, hints at a wild orgy of bridge titling, and questions the timing of paving and tax changes while predicting a coming fair season.
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Lindy Too Young To Be President Not Likely To Take It Seriously
New York reports quote Colonel Charles A Lindbergh unable to comment on Washington dispatches linking him to the Republican presidential bid. Meanwhile Wilbur Kd Berton Benders, Montana pioneer and historian, dies in Berkeley after a life tied to Butte and Montana stories.
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President approves work relief program
Washington August 1933 President approves a works progress adminis tration relief plan. Board recommends 209,274,693 dollars for projects including army post improvements national cemeteries public works and water treatment studies. It seeks 70 million for white collar jobs in the northwest and 27.3 million for teachers artists and actors employment.
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Guffey Bill Deadlock Engaging President
Washington reports a renewed attempt to break the deadlock over the Guffey coal bill in Congress as President Roosevalt acts to advance a solution. In Chicago, the Hotel La Salle, a major Loop hostelry, was ordered sold by Federal Judge James H Wilkerson from receivership as a bid process progresses.
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Bonus issue hopes fade as Senate gears for tax reform clash
Washington reports a Democratic push to curb riders to the wealth bill and fast track adjournment by debate limits. Senators Byrnes Steiner propose a noninflationary bonus payment plan tied to wealth certificates, while Treasury officials warn against heavier taxation on the rich. Long-time questions linger about inheritance taxes and the impact on firms like Ford, with administration critics arguing the tax burden should shift further toward those most able to pay.
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Helena Taxpayers Face Higher Insurance Rates Under State Plan
Helena taxpayers would pay 85,332.40 more annually for district insurance under a state plan. The measure, pushed by Senator J Rey Carrull and promoted by Lewis Powell, would raise district costs to cover school property valued at about 400,000 dollars at 48.8 cents per hundred dollars, adding substantial annual premiums and a total three year cost increase.
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First Aid to Housewives Named Economic Advisor
Walton Hiale Hamilton, Yale law professor and NRA division head, named to direct immediate interests of housewives. Handled economic troubles for NRA nearly two years, appointment by Ronnevelt viewed as a signal for consumers.
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Work relief funds cut brings protest in Kansas county
In Kannan City Kas August 6 about one hundred men and women including parents with crying children prepared to camp outside county courthouses to protest a two thirds cut in work relief funds. Discharged relief worker Mrs Helen Heater 36 urged protesters to endure until satisfaction is reached despite the long stand.
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Detroit Strikers Face National Rampage Warning from Reds
Detroit reports a meat strike amid nationwide unrest charged to communist agitators. Police say demonstrators sparked by outside influence are linked to the unrest sweeping the city and affecting daily life.
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Typhoon Devastates South Chu Coast Causes Heavy Losses
Amoy China August 6 typhoon strikes south Chu coast for a second day causing extensive damage. Communication lines gone hindering casualty tallies but officials fear hundreds dead. Fishing fleets wrecked, villages flooded, and straw shelters erected as refugees seek aid.
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Transients Killed In Freight Wreck At Meers Junction
At Lauda Colorado August a freight wreck on the Denver and Rio Grande Western line near Meers Junction killed several transients. One identified victim was E. B. Booth, 65, of Sinfoln. The railroad cites a transient as cause, with an engineer halt followed by a transient stepping onto a gauge behind the fifth car, derailing the train into a ditch.
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Hitchcock to be cremated after death in Cambridge rites
The body of Frank Harris Hitchcock, former pantmaxter general and publisher of the Tucson Arizona Daily Citizen, was brought to Cambridge, Massachusetts for funeral services. Hitchcock, longtime chairman of the Republican National Committee, was estimated dead today.
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Loss of Olympic Games Would Be Blow to Teuts
Berlin reports remnants of the former Brownshirts have been chosen to influence a party campaign in Germany. An authoritative source claims the Nazi campaign would suffer if the 1928 Olympic Games affected foreign correspondents. The move is seen as a potential economic and political setback for the regime.
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