Landon Aide Labels Him New Deal Friend Amid Campaign Talk
Cleveland June 4 Governor AIL Landon is called an unavowed friend of the New Deal by Carl G Bachmann campaign manager for Senator Borah of Idaho in a London speech. Bachmann argues the governor’s silence on platform views shows alignment with Roosevelt and federal aid while Taft, Wardaworus, and others discuss possible nominees.
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Cleveland
Aif M. Landon
New Deal
Carl G Bachmann
Borah
Idaho
Gover Landow
Roose Sell
Kannata
Bachmann
Robert A Taft
Ohio
James Wardaworus
New York
Global turmoil echoes through distant halls
Fragmentary notes report a Washington state funeral amid a tax bill delay and adjournment. Mentions byline references Byrne Wankhond and Wank Meveland. Possible politics and international tension surface with references to Taft Wadsworth and Landon as potential running mates. Unclear names and places hint at broader world events and domestic debate.
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Washington
Byrne Wankhond
Diahuma
Bsrna
Horah
Tandon Tm
Avownd Frival
New Daal Taft
Wadsworth
Detroit
Jurion
Epuntion Press
Black Legion
Cileaga
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Forel Bhankhai
China
Pasate
Japan
Finnce Arftamn
Extortion Threats Lead to Arrestee Linked to Fair Aimee Case
A man described as a would be extortionist facing threats to publicize alleged wrongdoing against Aimee at Fair aims. The incident involved prank-like communications and contact with authorities, with charges tied to threats and alleged coercive actions.
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Aimee
Formidable Chinese Armies Ready If War Develops
An early 20th century report notes Chinese forces mobilizing for potential conflict with Japan. It describes central region defenses, regional reinforcement plans, and reliance on organized units to deter aggression while awaiting foreign actions. The piece emphasizes readiness and the strategic role of China’s provinces in manning and supplying a total military effort.
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Shanghai
China
Japan
North
Tscle
Kawau Nt
Young Loe Slayer Cleared Of Murder
A jury acquits Richard Joch Day of murder in the case tied to Jaynes Day’s charges. The trial ends with the defender set to resume his prison term for larceny as proceedings close.
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Young Loe
Joli
oTells
Plaven
Jaynes
Richard Joch
Seattle authorities free girl held in threat case
Seattle authorities released Ming Thath To Naughton a University of Washington student after she was arrested on a charge of threatening to dynamite university buildings. Her father James Naughton posted a bond of 8750. She denied threats to kill anyone and claimed a conspiracy to obtain a degree. The case involves a sociology student with possible transfer to Leavenworth. The family previously lived in Butte and attended Washington State Normal School at Cheney.
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Seattle
Boattle
Jane
Ming
Naughton
Lniversity of
Washington
James Naughton
Shir
Leavenworth Waeh
Vern
Butte
Minh Manghton
Washington State Normal School
Chonay
Northern China urges war on Japan with mobilization calls
Provincial armies of northern China press to be sent against Japan and press for a hard stance by the Nanking government. Canton public bodies join urges for war preparation with Kwantung and Kwankai fronts. Also mentions plans to honor figures and a monument project in Balmon area.
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China
Peiudona
Kwangtung
Kwankai
Southwestern Political Council
Canton Publi
Japan
Nanking
Lewis and Clark Nalarie
Butte Copper Meeting Denounces Agitators Leadership
The joint gathering of civic clubs in Butte heard Cornelius F Kelley of Anaconda Copper Mining Co urge the public to hold agitators and irresponsible leaders to account. He called industrial strife a danger to communities built on mines smelters and refineries and urged rank and file to demand better leadership amid the copper industry's downturn.
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Gornilius Forell
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte
Cornelius F Kelley
Tempht
Bull
Mosselley
New York
Vieror
Inwr
Felley
Resettlement Efforts Advance in Cascade and Teton Areas
Federal funds support a Montana resettlement project named Fairfield using land options and an allotment for about 9000 acres. Plans anticipate relocating roughly 130 families from lower denatown land to adjutment properties. A Supreme Court ruling in Washington DC on related development posed no impact on the Montana program.
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Washington
Murray
Montana
John
Garag
Mont Tugwell
Fairfield Wench
Cascade
Teton Raanlien
Mik
Murnat
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Sleeping Beauty in Crisis Describes Weary Prisoner and Global Labor Turmoil
A fragmented account portrays a four year confinement of a girl called Sleeping Beauty, her awakening partial and strained. The piece shifts to wide coverage of labor strikes and political unrest with names of leaders, parties, and actions across multiple regions.
Three Men Hurt In Bozeman Fire In Grocery Building
A Bozeman blaze damaged a wholesale grocery building injuring three men. Injured were Stein, a carpenter, and two workers from Nash Pines company. Fire spread rapidly from a hot napolit compound used in cork finishing. No fatalities reported.
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Noyeman
Pires Amen
Nage
Fedax
de Inge
Bilding, Amand
Npermal
Nash Pines Company
Carluit
Nutchey Staral Abaya
Ing Stein Carpenter
Feuver Cole
Worsingtoy
Netther
Hay
WiBuPine
Aoph
Priluer
Company
Ord
Brooklyn Murderer Goes to Hot Chan Tonight
A Brooklyn murder case unfolds with local neighbors reacting as four children are implicated in a deadly incident. The report references the American Victors Association and various scattered names, but details remain unclear amid a jumble of OCR errors.
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Brooklyn
Liberty league tea on Du Pont lawn predicts no convention
The piece notes the Liberty league will not hold a convention but will host tea on the Du Pont lawn amid talk of future speeches and political maneuvering. Al Smith is mentioned as unlikely to make a dramatic appearance, while commentary critiques campaign staging and a juggling of appearances.
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Liberty League
du Pont
Ractar
Church of Santa Micing
Croesus
al Smith
Tn Andas
Montana Defense Plan Is Ready For Drought Safeguard
Governor Holt announces a defensive drought program for Montana. Officials and state agencies will coordinate to protect agriculture and residents, with rapid mobilization of resources and cooperative action across departments. Public works and relief measures are to be activated as conditions worsen.
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Montana
Montaghuel Culler
Tahoe
Nicaragua President Flees Amid Coup Fears
Unclear but reports indicate Nicaraguan president may flee as political turmoil escalates. Prompted by weekend unrest, officials scramble for stability while opposition groups weigh next steps and international observers monitor the crisis.
Parley Planned Between AC DUGE and Austrian Chief
Reports indicate AC DUGE and an Austrian chief are set to meet to discuss pressing issues. The talks come amid broader regional tensions and ongoing negotiations in the area.
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AC Duge
Bankhead Named Speaker in Unprecedented House Ceremony
The U S House elected Alabama’s William Brockman Bankhead as its new speaker in a rare three minute ceremony after the death of Joseph Burns of Tennessee. The move marks the first time since 1789 that the chamber has convened under such extraordinary circumstances.
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Washington
House Today
William Brockman Bankhead
Alabama
Joseph WW Bsens
Tennessee
Almertan
Nowe
Mts
Hart Weed
House Arranges Byang Obsequies Amid Speaker Died
Washington report notes the death of Speaker Joseph Wargi and plans for obsequies. Officials convene to appoint a new Speaker pro tempore and outline sessions in Nashville while memorial rites unfold.
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Washington
Joseph Wo
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Aidty
Fooks
Tocsq
Roma
More Guards Around Jon Home Amid Quiet Tensions
Fragmentary text describes additional guards at a residence linked to a person named Jon, with unclear references to others and locations. The garbled lines mention new restrictions, possible security enhancements, and a tense atmosphere surrounding the home environment. No coherent timeline or outcome is identifiable from the legible portions.
United States Nonintervention Policy In Central America Declared
A Washington statement reiterates that the United States will not intervene in Nicaragua or other American nations. The message, conveyed to envoys from Chile and Peru, underscores a policy of noninterference while signaling recognition of regional sovereignty and stability concerns. The note was delivered amid broader discussions on inter American relations and recent diplomatic representations.
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Ities
Spanien
Sum Ne Mon
Abus
American Athilra
Chile
Peru
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