Fort Peck area struck by deluges and tornadoes
A devastating tornado and cloudburst swept Wheeler and nearby towns in the Fort Peck zone, causing multiple deaths and injuries. Official lists named several victims and described widespread damage with rescue efforts continuing at Fort Peck facilities and Glasgow clinics as relief work began across districts including Wheeler New Deal Square Deal and Wark Grove.
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New Deal
Fort Peck
Glasgow
Judy S
Forteck
Anh-Hill
Wheels
Perona
Clifford Dashner
Wheeler Resort
Square Eal
Wark Grove
Iushroom
Cad
Fort Peck Creational Center
Asgow Clinic
Fork Peek
Klein School Head Attacked Over Catholic Attitudes
A Klein School head faced state board scrutiny during a criticism of perceived Catholic influence at the school. The instance traces back to prior incidents during graduation week and a spring when grade level tensions arose. Father Florian defended while Superintendent Smalley faced questioning about stance toward Catholics.
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KLEIN
State Board
Father Plotan
Kinin
Ana
Boccalaureata Cverelsen
Florlay
Tobacco executive wed secretary in Caxton Tint engraving
A 51 year old American Tobacco executive and 39 year old secretary Mary Havana were married in a Caxton Tint engraving ceremony attended by staff and guests amid a romance that followed a workplace romance.
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Fondan
Talay
Goings Whalington
American Tobacco
Mary Havana
American ‘Tobacco Company
Ming Harned
Rat Atlvan
Triads
Velen Willa’s Courage Across a Heated Public Debate
Sporting writers debate the treatment of Velen Willa after a game injury. Critics acknowledge hurt was real and praise her resilience as she fought back to health. Supporters urge fair, respectful coverage and avoid personal attacks across all genders and rivals.
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Banta Monica
Cait
Thay
Velen Willa
Tam
Ceven
Extortion Plot in Iowa Allegations Unfold
A convoluted extortion plot in Iowa surfaced as federal agents staged a capture attempt near a Toy family business. Gordon O Hollar, public safety chief, was named in the note claiming a plan against a presidential candidate. No arrests were reported at the scene.
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Hlaux City
Daines T Tay
Hanker
Gordon O. Hollar
Public Safety
Sladket
Toy Family
Iowa
Nobrania
South Daxati
Floods in upstate New York cause widespread damage over ten million
Upstate New York floods kill 22 and leave 36 total dead with property losses exceeding ten million dollars. Gov Tehman mobilizes guards and infantry, relief workers rush to Hornell and Bath, Red Cross sends disaster relief teams, and state counties brace for disrupted water systems as residents evacuate to higher ground.
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Albany
Daly
Upstate
New York
Hagan
Herbert J. Tehman
Hlmie
Hornell
Mayata
John Mosler
Femina Infantry
Lahman
Amparican Red Cross
Washington
Fath
Stuckett County
Monroe
Tompids
Delaware
Sanece
Stuehen
Tilla
Trimangburg
Watking Alea
Bath
Countes
Math
Trummanaburg
Upstate New York
Processing Taxes in Federal Court in Minnesota
Minneapolis July 8 A court of three federal judges weighs challenges to a processing tax imposed under a neural and trust framework. Minnesota companies contest the tax as unconstitutional, arguing it could force shutdowns if collection continues and that neither party can pass the cost to consumers.
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Minneapolis
neuvaNural
Igy
Ak Daege
Minnesota
Fort, T McMillan Company
Ena Te Maakit
Lnrajee
Aurius
Mighty Yangtse Hs Gone Auk Destruction Across China
A rugged report from Nanking describes floods after heavy rain and swollen rivers as the Yangtze waters surge. Major cities and countless villages face property losses, crops ruined, and widespread danger to civilians and American missionaries amid rising floodwaters.
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Nanking
Chna
C Wing
Yongine
Chingood
Ares
Varton
Yangtao
Hanka
Wubu
Parachutist Kozharova Makes Tower Jump in Moscow
Moscow on July 8 reports that 60-year-old Lalkheria Kozharova leaped from a 50-foot tower using four parachutes and landed safely. The stunt involved a bay Russian girl pulling a chute in a dramatic display.
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Moscow
Lalkheria Kozharova
Nataly
Reclamation Projects Listed For Montana Units
Washington reports work relief favors spending 60 million on reclamation projects. President Roosevelt expected to approve. plan aims to put 3.5 million to work amid limited funds. Montana projects include Sunriver 400000. Buffalo Rapids 1000000. Chain Lakes storage 1000000. Buffalo Root 200000. other sites noted with total year construction funds.
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Roosevelt
Selves
Elwond Mead
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
Nelle
Aytfalo Rapids
Long Beach gambling boat raided by pirates
A gang of pirates boarded the Monta Carlo gambling barge off the Long Beach coast in dense fog. They seized cash and jewelry valued at about 60 thousand dollars, forced the cashier to surrender valuables, and escaped aboard launches as the coast guard pursued. The raid, described as piracy, occurred four miles off shore around 4 30 p.m. while owner Tarher and his wife were inside.
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Onlif
Suly
Monta Carlo
Tarher
Craw
Turner
J. Bf. Koller
Amip ¢Aakier
Wan
Piraten
Keller
Ketler
Piratus
Roosevelt plans August cross country presidential tour
President Roosevelt maps a broad August trip across the United States to the Pacific coast. The schedule centers on Milwaukee for the Democratic convention on August 29 and includes speeches on administration policies. Possible stops include California and the Colorado River region as he travels with a contingent to discuss future plans.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Pacific
Arena
Milwaukee Fm
Itonsavelt
Dlacuns
Tims
Pacific Coast
San Theo
Calif
Houlder Canyon
Colorado River
Gary Hampson named general counsel of federal commission
Former minister to Switzerland Hampson Gary has been appointed general counsel of the federal communications commission. He faces legal challenges tied to the commission’s looming 7500000 investment inquiry into the American Telephone and Telegraph Company and related matters.
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Hampson Gary
Switzerland
Ary
Rommission
Telephoann and Telegraph Company
Goodrich Faces Mental Health Decline Claim in Gallaher Case
Detroit coverage notes July remarks about Merton Ward Goodrich, accused of murdering 11 year old Lillian Gallaher last September. The case involves Provrenter Bunenn C McCrea who indicated willingness to submit to ananuity tests to determine fitness for trial. Shoty, tied to the Gallaher investigation, faced no linked charges at the time.
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Detroit
Florence Harding Goodrich
Merton Ward Goodrich
Lillian Gallaher
Provrenter Bunenn
McCrea
Case Shoty
Treasury estimate on taxes sparks congressional debate
Washington July 8 Republican demands for national solvency clash with Democratic insistence that lawmakers are not rubber stamps for the president. Secretary Morgenthau submitted to the House committee tax estimates ranging from 118 million to 901 million dollars yearly based on varying rates on individuals, corporations, and inheritances. The White House prepared wealth levies and indicated they should guide the session's tax agenda, while Morgenthau cautioned the figures draw wealth and income from accumulations. Continued on Page 2.
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Washington
Congress
Morgenthau
Trouse Wage and Megane Committee
White House
Tex Legiola
Treasury
More Mills Open in Lumber Zone Amid Guard Action
Seattle reports National Guard units activated to guard mills in the northwest timber region. Governor Martin dispatched the 161st Infantry to Aberdeen and Hoquiam as city police and sheriff forces prepared to assume duties. Aberdeen and Hoquiam mills increased crews, Tacoma saw guarded district activity, Longview police uncovered a cache of dynamite and percussion caps near workers homes.
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Seattle
National Guardamen
Gallee
Dthontesy
Northwest
Adelsonal Mills
Clarence
Martin
161Se
Alerter
Hogaiam
Taco Oo
Grays Harbor
Woc Hand
Annte
Aberdeen
Hosquiam
Tacoma
Thamii
Longview
Barron foreclosures halted as farmers assault sale crowd
In Barron Wisconsin on July a violent disturbance occurred at a horse foreclosure sale. A prominent organizer Apontator collapsed and several people were injured including Sheriff Otte I. Jerton. About 960 farmers reportedly surged to stop the sale of horses owned by Andrew Hornick of Barron County farm.
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Barron
Wis
Otte I
Jerton
Andrew Hornick
Barron County Farm
Farm Bureau Federation Hears Wilson On AAA Plans
Fort Collins Colorado July 1 The American Farm Bureau Federation regional conference heard Assistant Secretary of Agriculture William M. Wilson outline plans to preserve and strengthen the Agricultural Adjustment Act The changes aim to authorize adjustments to ensure program continuity and provide a levy sufficient to finance the program while allowing continuance when prices vary.
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Wilson
AAA
Fort Collins
Coro
Wilemm
Agricul
Tire
Ional
Tesy
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