Landon Foes Rally as May Convention Looms
London report describes mounting bitterness among Republicans as efforts to stop Landon intensify. Senator Vandenberg announces possible VP bid while talks of a coalition with Lowden surface. Clinton? The piece notes divisions over a platform, potential withdrawal of Vandenberg, and plans shaping the 1936 nomination fight.
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Cleveland
Landon
Vandenberg
Michigan
Rice Duto
Lowdon
Ali M Landan
Kannisato
Frank O Lowden
Jilinota
London
Frank Knox
Uinwta
Tovah
Idaho
Kewe Landon
William Allen White
Kansan
World News In Gist Summary Of Disjointed Items
Fragmented report notes a leftist government confidence vote on a new deal. Mentions strikes and student activism. References tensions involving Hong Kong, South China patriots, and war avoidance with Japan. Mentions presidential platform discussions and Washington opinion on funds and TAIB totals. Concludes with unclear notes on Congress adjournment and related matters.
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Atrikers
Reiarda
Hongkong
South China
Japon Donestle
Cleveland
Cara Goop
Hendacher
Slop
London Forces
Benator Vanderberg
Washington
Hopkina
Dircloges
Taib
Ronsevalt Jolnk
Tribute at funeral for long-serving state speaker in Nashville
The scene in Nashville on June 1 saw hundreds, including President Roosevelt and Secretary of State Malt, attend the solemn funeral of a longtime state speaker. Delegations from 60 representatives and 14 senators joined clergy and dignitaries to honor a 40-year public servant whose life was praised as steadfast and faithful. The service, held at the cemetery, lasted over an hour as the president followed the casket and paid final respects.
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Nashville
Joseph Wo Dyens
Amon
Representadiva du Comeresé
Roongalt
Montgomery Houan
W of Powell
Naanotte
Pritland
West
High officer of Legion in Michigan held for activity
Detroit June 6 dispatch reports a brigadier general of the Black Legion and two others arraigned on charges linked to aiding the alleged extortion and terror network. Prosecutor Duncan C. McCrea said he suspended one investigator who helped in Black Legion initiation. The trio pleaded innocent and remain in custody as further hearings set for Monday.
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Legion
Michigan
Detroit
Wack Legion
Duncan C McCrea
Tim Detective
Nituy Markland Na
Highland Park
Anboehesa Rai
Uanert
Penian
Phares King
Boaree Village
Cameliman Towvard Samronce
Wilbur Stoninson
Detroit Street Railways
Tom A. Trick
Mackington
South China Hesitates to Fight Japan Alone
Canton patriots show reluctance to wage a solo war against Japan. They deny aiming for independence, plan to send Kwangiing and Kwangs armies north as an anti Japanese expedition, and seek permission to reinforce Nanking troops while awaiting central government approval. Reports claim an invasion of Hunan by Canton forces, which Beijing brands as false.
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Hongkong Tone 6
Japan
Deviren
Rippon
Tha Canton Temea
Ley
Thay
Nanjing
Kwangs
Tanancen Ak Rieasina
Nanking
Roops
Moning OW
Ahanghal
Ganton
Somet
Tapanene
Nowa
Hunan
Canton
Chiness
Yellowstone River Bill 15 Passed By Senate
The Yellowstone River Bill 15, passed today, seeks congressional consent for Montana and Wyoming to form a company to divide waters of the Yellowstone River. The act provides that the resident shall appoint a federal representative to participate in negotiations with the two states.
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Senate
Washington
Jung
Witte House
Congress
Monisina
Wyoming
Yellowstoam River
Measles Bites Dionne Quinte Family In Ontario Home
Measles has invaded the Dionne mansion near Callander Ontario. TheQuinup family children aged eight and four show mild illness while the parents and rest of the household isolate. The farm has been quarantined by medical officers to prevent spread.
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Dionnes
Callander
Menales
la Alan Roy Nafor
Methods for cashing veteran bonus bonds told by Secretary Morgenthau
Washington June 6. Secretary Morgenthau outlined options for cashing soldier bonus bonds after June 15. Veterans may present bonds at a post office with the postmaster witnessing, or have the bond signed by authorized officials, then receive a check from the Treasurer of the United States. A second method involves witnesses and the transfer of bonds to the Treasurer at the veteran’s expense, with provisions for death or incapacity and designation of a representative for payment.
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Washington
Morgenthau
United States
Oalnhiak
Tiger
Heran
Morgenthal
Wtic
Elanatares
Cleveland seeks amazing fiend in homicide case
An unsigned detective report notes Cleveland investigators probing a brutal homicide after the head of an unidentified young man is found. Officers later locate the body in a shallow grave, while authorities debate continuing the inquiry into railroad financing costs and related expenses.
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Cleveland Tang
Palle
Eclena
Charles O Nevel
Bonehaaliasa
Strikes Rage as Deputies Clash With Premier in Protest
In Taris on June 1 a tense session of the chamber of deputies ended amid clashes between striking workers and republican guards. Police dispersed demonstrators as the premier faced a heated, belligerent crowd over devaluation and labor disputes. Union students awaited in Paris, while workers pressed for plant safety and wage protections amid mounting unrest.
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Taris
Republicas
Wfrst
Chamber of Deputies
France
Bond section voting results to be released hourly
Polling data show a $100000 school bond on the ballot. Officials plan hourly results as voters, including children, go to the polls. The campaign urges turnout to fund schooling, with polling places open from 9 to 4 and an expected turnout before evening updates.
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Wes
Bown
Immanest Yastorda
Carl
Mumber
Tateret
Avery
Helena
Lowis
Barioek
Veterans of railway men hold 4th annual session
The Breckenridge chapter held its 4th annual convention with about 440 attendees of the 2400 members. New president was elected, and officers including A Whitaker of Vitenfield Minn and Henman of St Paul were reaffirmed. The meeting praised friendship, comradeship, and the role of railroaders in western development.
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Whitaker
Vitenfield
Minn Rot Henman
St Paul
Minneapolla
Linagsnelattah
von de Hemart
Sorthern Wontana College
Pioneer Radio
Banguet
Just A Minute With I LyIN Coup In Santa Monica
A fragmentary political sketch from Santa Monica mentions June 6 and the 1930s era gossip about candidates and platforms. The piece riffs on Democratic and Republican figures like Irvin S Cobl and references Hearst era politics, suggesting conjecture on campaign promises and party alignment while mocking platform expectations.
Dividend of six per cent to be paid stockholders
The Western Loan and Building Company declares a six percent dividend for stockholders. Superintendent Malley and the board report tentative earnings and anticipated further discontent amid the company’s reorganization. Directors list include Montin Mockhilders with holdings. investments reached six million dollars after recent restructurings.
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Western Loan & Building
Hanke
Mir Malley
Bint
Ghover Mantin
Johnson
SHG
Prize dispute surrounds RV Tori investigation claims
Fragmented OCR suggests a convoluted note about an alleged contest or prize dispute involving individuals with unclear names and missing context. The text references a prize, an investigation, and multiple personal names, but details are garbled and not reliably identifiable.
Sterling LC WLST Postvasier Meeting Nominates Leaders
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Cronk
Katy Tomay Steeting
Svary Te
Treat Bille Kay Rhasen
AnnHal Eo Kenting
Ae Montana
National Dermgun
Dyteret Baathiistes
Fenen Simana Oat Taner
Mra Mot Montgomery
Need of Law 10 Protect Women
Fragmentary OCR mentions law ten to protect women, authority concerns, and regulatory debates. References include a declaration by entities and comments on hours and wages. Details are unclear due to damaged text but focus appears on social/legal protections for women and regulatory oversight.
Oklahoma Tornadoes Leave Widespread Destruction
A long Oklahoma and Kansas tornado outbreak killed nine people and wrecked numerous homes and businesses. Severe storms caused flooding and injuries while hospitals faced strain as the disaster disrupted daily life across multiple communities.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Kansas
Oklahome
Wan University inaugurates new student union dinner
A large crowd attended the inaugural dinner at the University of Wan to celebrate the new student union building and the opening of opportunities for graduates. President Kelley, Lt 900 officers, and Dr George Finlay Sim spoke briefly, with introductions by President Shamons and Dr C Brannen among others. (continued on page 2)
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Mignonla Luna
University of Wan
Kelley
VL Wonde Copper
Serge Pattera
Selon Alamni Amd
Aelley
Wis
George Finlay Simnong
University van Loasthaater Otheapeghera
Steaident Shamons
C. Brannen
Wicisen We Motmer
Uniersity
Calm Kangad City Mian Bluffs of Banditti
An unclear report references a banditti scene with a gunshot incident involving a person named Moreta Of Wanter and a nervous bandit firing a shot. The text is fragmented and hard to parse but depicts a confrontation with violence and a struggle to escape. No clear dates or places are identifiable beyond generic city names.
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Kangad
Hopkins Final Report Shows Cost of Relief in Montana
A 1948 report by Hopkins details the total cost of relief from January 1, 1933 to December 1, 1948 in Montana. It breaks down the share funded by federal, state, and local governments, noting nearly $400000 from federal sources in early figures and a 1979 update showing broader totals, including CWA expenditures and other wartime programs.
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Hopkins
Topking
CWA
R Agenélew
UWA
Montana
Inicaica
Lees
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