Great French Strike Nears End in Nomination Fight
The Republican preconvention struggle tightens to a two faction race between Alf Landon supporters pressing for a landslide nomination and Arthur Vandenberg backers rallying behind a rival plan. With ballots for president four days away, delegates face heated appeals, shifting loyalties, and doubts about a stop-Landon coalition as convention tactics unfold.
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Cleveland
Alf M. Landon
Arthur Vandenberg
World News Briefs From Global and Domestic Fronts
World news items cover Mooreland senator Vandenborr rallan opposition on London forces. Washington senator Borah comments on party plank and minimum wage. Congress grapples with tax bill while housing and ship subsidies are debated. New York court case involves Taurlann co defendants convicted on 62 counts. Paris reports Premier Blum’s workers victory and military concerns. Addis Ababa and Abu Shanghab scenes note armed troops nearby amid regional tensions as China armies prepare for possible conflict.
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Sek
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American League of Talionic
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New York
Chorien Taurlann
Paris
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Tayon
Judge E. C. Day Dies in San Diego Leader of Bar and Mason
Prominent Montana lawyer and long time Mason Judge E C Day passed away in San Diego. He once led Helena and Montana Freemasonry as grand master and held senior roles in numerous Masonic bodies. Born in Montana, he studied at the University of Virginia and Trinity College, practiced law in Helena and Livingston, and later moved to California. Burial is planned near his family homestead in Kentucky.
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Musona
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Shei
Haard Op
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Supreme Council of
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Asi Legal Pation
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Ety
Gallfornt
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Mayon
Wlite
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J Duree Clements Chidrman Oy
Wyaniprye
Montana
Renaby
Chattmay Clements
Ghent de Feener
Clements
Whonter
Red Cross Rushes Aid to Oklahoma Storm Victims
Oklahoma news reports a severe weekend storm sweeping across Comanche County damaging 26 farms and 10 miles of tracks, with two deaths and extensive property loss. Red Cross and private agencies rushed aid to Lawton and surrounding areas as residents fled to cellars and sturdy structures amid fear of floods and lingering threats.
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Oklahoma
Lawson Okly
Jnne
Retter
Wester
Comanche
Nanding
Gkinhant
Spiday
Lawton
Pasa
Great Posse Fails to Find Missing Girl
A 500 strong posse from Washington and surrounding towns searched for Dorothy Bhanenshine, a 44 year old matty schoolgirl missing since last Sunday after a party. Despite wide area coverage within 28 miles, no trace was found. Several youths who claimed to have left her at her doorstep after a drinking party were questioned and released.
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Tekin
Dorothy Bhanenshine
Miler
Matty
Washington
Han Heen
Learly
Strike in Antwerp Ends Port Paralyzed by Labor Action
A strike of 10 000 port workers halted operations in Antwerp, leaving wheat and ore freight blocked. Strong guards protected key sites as ships and port activities stalled, with work reportedly resumed under tight security.
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Antwerp
Beletum Lune
Convention Debates Wage Amendment at GOP Gathering
Delegates at the Republican convention in Cleveland discussed a proposed constitutional wage amendment. Support from former President Hoover contrasted with Senator Norths opposition as broader tariff and monetary issues dominated the floor. The session continued with plans to address state powers over wage regulation and labor hours. The proceedings moved toward a detailed ruling on constitutional change and women workers’ rights debate.
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la Avertion
Parantias Contitota
Supreme Court
Tama Iowa Blast Under Inquiry Delivers Fatalities and Injuries
An explosion in Tama Iowa caused by unknown factors killed Mya yle Moan a and seriously injured several others, including a woman, with four businesses demolished and many hurt by flying glass. Rescue operations paused when authorities learned William Barting of Tolada Ohio had no children. Chief Henrys Anderson reported the scope of casualties and ongoing search for bodies.
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Taha
Todas
Ian Mashalltay
Piro
Henrys Anderson
Catt
William Barting
Tolada
Ohio
Rexist party in Belgium to contest provincial elections
In Brussels on June 7 a Rexist party plans to contest the general provincial election. Voters will elect 090 councillors who will choose 44 members of the council. The movement emphasizes a strong right wing stance and nationalist rhetoric amid political tension.
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Ael
Raxist
Ken Atord
Raxista
Eifert
Noojallein A. Fanciat
Oh Talnai
Nears
French settlement ends most French strikes amid wage talks
A leftist French government report states industrial workers and employers reached terms ending the major strikes that had paralyzed industry with up to 3,000,000 out of work. Wage scales of 7 to 15 percent were recognized and factory reopenings were ordered immediately.
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Tara
Tune
France
Black Legion tied to fascist plot and rumor of terror
A damaged record describes alleged fascist activity surrounding the Black Legion with references to vigilante riders, Republican investigators, and terror claims amid political tension. The piece mentions Wayne, Illinois, and a confrontation over emergency measures and security during voting season.
New York Vice Ring Grafters Convicted
New York June 7 An underworld figure Charley Garin and nine others were convicted by a jury on counts tied to a $12,000,000 prostitution syndicate. Defendants face prison terms after extensive deliberation. Special Prosecutor Thomas Doway led the case.
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Charley Garin
Na Farrks
Allen
Eigatra
Tuetano
Uity
Sime
Mane
Elling
Thamsandy Doway
Chinese Leaders Say March to North Aims at Japs
Canton officials announce a mobilization on the border with Hunan as a warning and shield against foreign aggression. They claim the march is preparatory and deny invasion plans while undercutting Nanking claims of invasion by southern forces.
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Kwangaki
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Wovernmatt Wan
Hoe
Kwangal
Hunan Brovinen
Clements Secures Senate Passage for All Workmen
J Burke Clements wins Senate backing for a bill advocating universal worker compensation. The measure seeks federal action to guarantee compensation and regulate wages, with calls for enforcement across states and implications for employers and unions.
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J.burke Clements
U. S. Senate
King Reviews Bronze Veterans Victory Parade
Italian King Victor Emmanuel II presides over a Bronze Veterans celebration as troops march in a parade tied to national constitutional day. The event honors dated military achievements and features leaders from Sardinia's history.
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Victor Fanmanuel Leonowds
Maranal Plotro
Findasha Shin
Conquart
Africa
Trelar
Charles Albert
Sardinia
Brannon Delivers the Baccalaureate Ceremony
A fragmented report highlights Brannon delivering the baccalaureate amid garbled text. It notes student participation and references to weather, community involvement, and a column about evolving educational obligations and reforms.
HOTEL FIRE IN FROG KILLS SEVEN IN FOUR STORY HOTEL
In San Francisco on June 7 seven people died and five were injured when a four story hotel burned. One man Ray mond Sparkes was held for questioning after a roomer claimed the fire may have been incendiary. Fire investigators and police continued to sort cause and identify victims including 86 year old Clark of Cheyenne.
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Raymond Sparkes
Clark
Cheyenne
Sean
North Dakota Hag Prayed for Rain in Drought
A damaged early dispatch reports drought across North Dakota with fields parched and hopes for rain. Weather forecasts predicted thunderstorms but water remains scarce for crops, while prayers and proclamations backed by state officials marked a tragic push for relief. The article notes Devils Lake and widespread drought conditions amid continued agricultural stress.
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Wis
Devils Lake
Herdar
Turkey
Gay Walter Welford
Providence
Dminrel
Tramendoua
Southeast Prayers for Amin Answered in Rain Showers
Prayers for rain were followed by showers in parts of the drought regions across the southeast. The Atlanta weather bureau reported some relief but not enough to end the dry spell affecting Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, and surrounding areas as the long dry period from March continued.
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Atlanta Weather Bureau
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South Carolina
Marland
Mabama
Roosevelt to Tour Southwest Amid 1930s Campaign Plan
President Roosevelt plans a southwest tour with brief stops in Nashville Dallas and Indianapolis. He will address the Howard Mideas and Harvard Yale events, reach Philadelphia for the Democratic convention, then head to Etta Rock for a state gathering before returning to Washington.
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White House
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Dallas
Texas
Heru
Etta Rock
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