Geneva delegates panic as gunman wounds journalist during League assembly
In Geneva a deranged newspaper man shot himself after declaring a protest against Germany’s behavior toward Jews. Delegates across the hall faced brief panic as the attack interrupted talks on enforcing peace and potential sanctions. Premier Van Zeeland urged continued work on the draft resolution amid fears of broader conflict.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Vetielen
Flefen Lux
Germany
World News In Brief From Utah and Europe
Disjointed foreign and domestic notes report a former navy figure convicted in a U S case linked to fleet dates. U S labor council backs banning industrial unions. Chicago AF faction disputes. droughts and floods touch Texas and Cucro areas. German shootings in protest at Jews amid recognition of rearmament. London notes deficits and political risk.
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Navy
Denver
Washington —Labor Council
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Chicago
Drouth
Geneva
Teagun
London
Toile Commons
Independence Day Salutes Across Nation Mark 100th Anniversary
Reports detail nationwide commemorations of the Declaration of Independence with 48 gun salutes and 9 am mountain radio broadcasts. The traditional ceremonies involve firing salutes for each state, with ships in full dress and naval routines observed.
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New York
Fred
NBC
Avery Damn
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Ee Union
Bea
Navy
Governor Landon Discusses Tour as He Heads Home
Governor Alf M Landon said after a brief meeting with National Finance committee head Hines that discussions were general and cordial. He plans to leave tomorrow for Denver to catch a train home to Kansas after a lunch with Phipps and other national committeemen, noting strong personal appeal and plain speaking.
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Cole
Alf M . Landon
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National Republican Finance Committee
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Sandan
Hines
Naan
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Karnestow
Phippa
Lawrence C Phipps
Fsrmal
United States Sonator
Motorado Natronal
Unemployed Men Storm Medicine Hat City Hall
Wives and children of 35 unemployed men stormed the Medicine Hat city hall council chamber as the noon hour approached. Police were called. the men left, but crying children and wives remained to demand the reinstatement of the men and better relief.
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Medicine Hat City Hall
Aston
Medicine Wat
Noo
Chile
Dren
Grandmother jailed for drunken driving in Phoenix case
A 64 year old Phoenix grandmother was sentenced to 30 days in jail for driving an automobile while intoxicated. The ruling touched on constitutional questions about Arizona drunk driving laws and mandatory sentences ranging from 30 to 90 days.
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Phoenix Arte
Mia Fioretios
Roosevelt dedicates Shenandoah National Park
President Roosevelt dedicated Shenandoah National Park to future generations during a ceremony at Big Meadows Virginia. He urged more recreational development as a joint effort of human and natural resource stewardship, praising conservation work by the Civilian Conservation Corps.
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Big Meadows
Roosevelt
Shenandoah National Park
Blue Ridge
Itoogarolt
National Park Program
Idina
Texas Flood Devastates Regions Across Guadalupe River
Heavy floods swept through Victoria and nearby areas causing relocation of residents and widespread damage. River accumulations swamped farms, crops, and livestock, with two bodies recovered and thousands losing homes. Authorities rushed to safety as water rose, impacting hundreds of families and forcing evacuations. Local supplies and power infrastructure strained as communities faced extensive property losses and agricultural ruin.
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Cuarn
Tawland
Cuadalupe
Consta Rugton
Victoria
G Marlies
Gananlor
Genziles
Hpac
Car Hits Wagon and Vaughn Rancher Killed
James Conaldy Vaughn, a rancher, died in the afternoon after the heat wagon he rode in collided with a truck driven by Arthur A Hoeh. Conaldy Vaughn was killed instantly in the crash near Conrad.
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Great Falls
Ijames
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Conrad
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Great Falls Fire Destroys Paper Plant and Linked Losses
A searing wind fueled a blaze that destroyed the Great Falls paper company plant in about an hour. Estimated losses exceed $60,000 with damage to equipment at $2,000 and adjacent structures across several nearby buildings. The fire impacted a contractor’s facilities and prompted broader insurance concerns, as statements noted the plant was owned by the Grant North railway and valued around $10,000.
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Greatalls
Great Palls Paper Company
Pappin and Sons Contracting
Paper Comper
International Hanester Company
Fuemon
MKT
Maherty Wrothera Agnera
Compans
Visa Wig
He Insurance
Alma
Rampiny Hilld
Grant
Northerm Railway
Win
Dusting of Lewis Divides American Federation Leaders
The American Federation executive council opened notes on a potential split within the federation as discussions intensified. Observers debate whether a faction will form to unite or split the unions tied to the federation and possible reactions from craft unions. Travel records show 299 visitors used Goason National Park facilities this year through June 76.
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Ini
Mtad
Adwliton i
Ameriiin Federation
Tmhaey
Ratinell
Pantins
Tata Tewla
Federatan
Towly
Min United Mine Workers Union
Wnt
Tha Induatriat Antan Eam
Paign
Tha
Tawia
Hmn
Fiarier National Park
Seaven Sul
Just a Minute with Irvings Cobb
Reverly Ills Calif July 3 recounts a Canadian mine disaster rescue where three men perish and rescuers reach the living with coffee and brandy. The field secretary McLeod protests Nova Scotia against the brandy ration as the speaker weighs whether to drink the spiked coffee or offer water and religious tracts.
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Moose Tive
Canada
Diddie
Rey and McLeod
Sons of Temperance
Nova Scotia
Governor Holt calls drought conference in Havre
Governor Holt convenes a drought conference in Havre to map a state program. Attendees include federal and state representatives, county agents, and farm leaders from Roosevelt to Richland, with plans for information from Army Engineers and Agriculture to guide federal action. The event aims to coordinate relief efforts, relay data to the federal government, and prepare a response plan for weather-driven shortages.
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Drouth
Havre
Wolf Creek Plngher Stars In Livingston Horse Meet
In Livingston a riding contest drew crowds as Wolf Creek planter Aber prowled the track. A high wind shortened several events yet rider performances remained sharp. Pinchers from Sheridan fought a hard heat with a near miss in the sprint, while Zumial of Wolf Creek posted a standout effort in the final.
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Tivingsat
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Sheridan
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Ponrthaf
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Oral Zumial
Wolf Creeig
Hin Starr
Helena 15 Dues Deserted City For Two Days
Disrupted Helena scene as city banks and offices close for two days amid stormy warnings. Public offices and retailers halt operations while residents shelter and plan stay-at-home routines. Local schools, libraries, and utilities adjust hours during the unusual shutdown.
Borah Keeps Silence On GOP Ticket Support
The article notes Senator Borah has not stated whether he will back the Republican ticket. It discusses his July Fourth address and calls for unity under constitutional government, urging Nebraska pastors to exhort congregations to prayer and civic duty. It mentions public prayers and pastors urged to participate nationwide.
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GOP
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Dale
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Seak Ecole
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Gener
Union aims threaten to close shops at U S Steel
William A. Irvin president of U S Steel declares the company will resist outside unions with all its strength. The Steel News article outlines the policy against recognizing outside organizations and requires workers to be loyal to company open shop principles.
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New York
U.S Steel Corporation
William A. Irvin
Lb S Steel News
Reeis
Hy Am
Anton Weal
Arvin
Sulymite
Delf
Membherm
Norwood Factory Clash During Strike at Havenwood Plant
At the Norwood wool plant in Homington-land a clash erupted as about 500 people gathered at the entrance during a strike. Some 240 employees returning to work under court protection left the gates in cars, prompting stones and bottles from the crowd. Private detectives hired by the company reportedly kept violence from causing serious injuries.
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Hultdoria
Anna
Norwool
Homington-land
Uatele Aq
Ron Halts
Thomas Q
Jenlhe Sit Tive
Ware Ae Vtey
Townsend Says New Deal Bribery Scheme Revealed
Townsend accuses the New Deal of bribery in a tangled report naming Pravia Powtsend as founder of a past corruption ring. The article links Townsend Lathoon allies with northern Maufrais leaders and a business panel, while referencing a July deadline in Yaveland.
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Usta
Bearl
Con Ees
Black and Green Worms Invade Butte District Crops
Experts advise a campaign against a pest described as black and green worms attacking crops in the Butte district. County officials and APA workers plan treatment steps, including trenches and controlled digging, to curb the infestation and protect homesteads from further damage.
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