Gops Choose Knox for Second Place Close Call with Fire
Dallas June 12 A blazing monoplane carrying J Jones chairman of Reconstruction Finance Corporation and crew escaped injury when it dived from 7000 feet to land near Ferria Farm. Pilot Kid Hoffles and co pilot Lugens Schacher suffered serious injuries. Jones credited the crew and wife for their actions as the plane was destroyed by flames.
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Texas
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corpotion
Kid Hoffles
Houston
Arma
Lugens Schacher Sluo
Hobby
Trent
Metsley
Cild Wards Farm
Hoffiey
Schacher
Enfaty
Hoffey
Duling
Heffley
Selaechor
Jones
Schucher
World News in Giot Romenile Meveland-Col Brunk Nominate
Washington reports Senator Horah on support for Landon. Norris predicts Roosevelt reelection. In Dallas Roosevelt pushes for help for average men in business industry and agriculture. Canton faction clashes intensify as troops near. Labor Bills advance with 40 hour week in Senate.
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Romenile
Meveland
Col Brunk
Landon
John Hamilton
Repubdlican National Committee
Washington
Horah @ilent
Norrié
Roncovell
Dallas
Roosevelt Bitz
Caila
Bualneas
Nauhing
Canton
Yaris — Blum
Norenge
Senate
Giidle Nirikas
Montana Railroad Bodies Hold Biennial Meetings
Montana railroad bodies convened in Helena to review political lists and endorse candidates. The Highour taf Wnt and Filtra Wothceheads reported no formal endorsements, while discussions centered on labor bills and a proposed nine car freight train limit. The Four allied groups sponsored a legislative program and Sam Winn of Dear Lodge was named chair of the joint committees.
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Highour
Taf Wnt
Filtra
Helena
Ventording
Mike
Mwe Cour
8, Leur
Jove
Teromotive Kronen
Rathey
Meno
Hig Pour
Sam Winn
Dear Lodge
Charman
Ig Four
National Guard Mobilizes for Annual Camp at Holt
The Montana National Guard units from across the state move by truck to Camp Holt west of the city for the annual spring encampment. About 14 companies, nearly at full strength, report with two weeks of intensive training planned. Major General Albert Tiland and Col EO Williams oversee preparations as equipment and troops arrive by truck, marking a shift from rail to road for the operation.
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Camp Holt
Fark
Shpes
Montana National Guard
Camp Volt
Ammont
Regimenta
Holonn Tha
Parta
Unite
Montana
Havi
EO Wilhamy
French Chamber Approves Forty Hour Work Week Act
The chamber of deputies approved a bill to set a forty hour work week for workers in Franca as Premier Blum pressed for quick passage by the upper house. The move aims to quell a nationwide strike wave as labor unrest spreads across industries.
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Perls
Chamber of Deputies
Leon Blum
Thamennire
Blums
Atrike
Blum
Anid Wr
Train Bombing Injures Jews in Holy Land
A train near Kalkiliel was bombed wounding Jewish passengers. Police opened fire as tensions rose in Tel Aviv during the Moslem Sabbath, with local Jewish groups reporting anti Jewish demonstrations and heightened fear.
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Trin
Holy Land
Tel Aviv
Kalkiliel
Aald Tea Tewa
Araha
Death traced 10 racket on coast in 1930s case
San Francisco authorities deepened the probe into an alleged legal interstate syndicate tied to a death last year. Coroner’s office said 31 defendants faced charges in five Bay Area counties. Indicted figures Rankin and Watts reportedly reached settlements with Dr Folsom’s heirs for 17 800. A Fresno youth, Mary Louisa Stammer, was hanged in a separate faltering case in Fresno.
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San Trancisco
Mia Tornea
Alves AK
EIC
John McMahon
Alamada
Thong Dey Alanmants
McMahon
Br Tolsom
Hot Rankin
George Watts
Kia Prac
Bay Area
Prasacntay
Folsom
Ita
Rankin
Watts
Gora
Scafrole
Jane
Elton Stone
Iiser
Olf Mary
Oulsa Stammer
Fresno
God
Open Battle At Once 1 Landon Pla
Topeka dispatch reports Governor Alf Landon of Kansas gaining support as he assumes leadership of the Republican National Committee and plans strategy for the convention. John Hamilton and others prepare subcommittees for campaign steps while a possible state visit prompts discussion of locations for formal confirmation.
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Landon Pla
Gloyaland
Alf M Landon
Kansas
Tol Hamfton
Republican National Committee
Landon Ueforron
Mittoe
Hemilinn
Chinese Armies March Toward City as Tension Rises
Large detachments from the Nanking central government moved south in May and neared Canton militant forces. Both sides faced strong warnings of imminent clash as leaders acknowledged rising danger.
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Shanghai Yan
Nanking
Canton
China
Spanish government to curb disorder in Madrid meeting
Madrid cabinet agreed tonight to take drastic steps to end political and labor strife. It ordered punishment to the fullest extent of the law for employers and workers who refuse to abide by the government dictated compromise.
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Apecia
Seraion
Eabiner
Uall
JUST A MINUTE WITH IRVIN 8 COBB
Albuquerque New Mexico June 12 discussion recalls a 3 year old senatorial probe about a bishop and a failed monument stunt. Townsend leads an inquiry while desecrating contempt with no punishment. critics urge government action and protest continued bold opinions amid League of Nations distractions and political banter.
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Cannon
Washington Monument
Townsend
House
League of Nationa
Congress
Landon Chief Named Chairman At National Republican Convention
The article recounts the 1936 Republican National Convention scene with Landon nominated unanimously for president. It notes Landon’s campaign team, the party’s unity, and key figures like Hamilton and London. It describes tense floor battles, withdrawal hints, and looming Knox winds as the convention proceeds toward the final nomination.
Senator Borah Refuses To Say If He Back Landon Ticket
Senator Borah declined to state whether he will back Governor Landon and the Republican ticket. After returning from Cleveland he said he had no statement to make on the convention platform or support for the presidential candidate and would not rush to commit.
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Topeka
Wid
Othoerk Berg
Salde
Knoy
Tindon Nmios Anil
Ina
Hien Roth
Lanndons
Borah
Landon
Cleveland
Montana GOP leaders praise platform at state gathering
Montana Republicans hailed their national convention platform urging repeal of reciprocal trade and flood control while backing submarginal land protection and social security. Delegates and state leaders said Hoover’s vindication strengthened support as they prepared for events across western states and a keener push toward the presidency.
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Tokeany
Ana Mano
Hoover
Thoreay Ciirman
Montana
Bennion Weds Lola Marquis in Montane Ceremony
Fre d Benn ion, former athletic coach Leah Wilgoths and Montana State officials attended the Montane ceremony where Bennion wed Lola Marquis of St Tome Matine. The couple exchanged vows in a quiet local service with friends and family present.
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St Tome
Fred Vennion
Leah Wilgoths
Montana State Coffee Wit
Montank
Naanete Fon
Distens
Mont Vers
Lely Muse
Elena
Tomsshit
Roosevelt Attacks Monopoly in Texas Centenary Tour
President Roosevelt wrapped up a Texas centennial speaking tour with a critique of monopoly and a push for good neighbor policy toward Mexico and other nations. He warned against concentrating power in a few groups, urged democratic stability, and emphasized defense and industry support as essential to the nation’s future. He then proceeded to Fort Worth for the night with his son.
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Texas
Roosevelt
Polices
Mexico
United Sunes
Ottan Port
Prophera
Witian
Hones
Wmat
Imoter
Fort Worth
Ison Bilfolt
Elevator Crash Injures Dozens In York Building
A crowded York elevator plunged two stories to the basement of the Wurlitzer building near Tinter Square injuring many riders. Twenty passengers, mostly women, were aboard. three were hospitalized with serious injuries, including head cuts and broken femurs. Several others sustained minor leg and ankle injuries. Separately, Jonathan Edwards, 34, an Omaha writer and former editor, drowned in White River while with companions.
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How York
Tinter Squre
Oklara
Rogersitk
Johnathan
Jack Edwards
Omaha Neb
White River
Col Knox Deeply Gratified At Choice As Second Man
Col Knox expresses strong appreciation for being chosen as vice presidential candidate. He remarks on the convention's unanimous nomination and notes pride in serving under the Republican banner. He credits the party and supporters for the honor and looks forward to campaign duties.
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Peatnar Follov
Tandon
Hanaae
Landon
Vog Tunden
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