Louis Loses Title to Schmeling in Big Upset Bout
At Yankee Stadium on June 19 Juve Louis, 22, was knocked out in the 12th round by German veteran Max Schmeling in a chaotic heavyweight bout watched by about 40 000 fans. Louis failed to answer the bell after a savage rally, ending a spectacular victory streak and preserving Schmeling's challenger status.
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New York
Juve Louis
Germany
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Piehtiag
Tom
Weldom
Schooling
Mogatders
Negro Fur
Chiconan
Franery An
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Vietory
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Nead
AloeRering
Hla
Felinstadd
Detroit
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Palien
My An
Atrena
Negia
Lettelt
Negra
Ehern
Tania
Wreck on Milwaukee Train Ends With Arrest at Forks
A demented Italian man caused a disturbance on Milwaukee train No. 18 at Thren Forks and jammed his foot in the steering wheel. Deputy Sheriff Workman arrested him, and the man was taken to the county jail for safekeeping. Police report say $200 in travel money was exchanged. the suspect is a native of Italy who had been naturalized in Los Angeles in 1924.
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Norman
Bsherlie
Wan
Trahmen
Democratic chiefs reach Philadelphia near convention
Democratic leaders arrive in Philadelphia as the party prepares for its approaching convention. Chairman James A. Farley and national committee members set up near the Belleview Stratford and New Deal headquarters while plans for nominee renomination and a platform debate unfold.
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Q Alren
Charman James A. Farley
Halional
Bellevun-Stratford
W. Forbes Morgan
Charles Michelin
National Committee
Tom O Rourke Death Shocks Fistic Circles
Veteran promoter and official Tom O Rourke collapsed and died in the dressing room of Max Schmelling hours before a Schmeling Latts bout at Yankee Stadium. Aged NY boxing figure, he helped stage bouts including the Criqui Kilbane fight and promoted many championship events.
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Fistic Circles
Banker Stadium
New York
APM
Tom O' Reyeke
Tech Raine Forum
Ager
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadion
Wiverey
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O'Rourke
Roosevelt nominators plan rallies in cities nationwide
New York City reports Grover Clee named site chairman for Roosevelt nominators in a national push. W D Morgan announces the plan as chairs for each state are named by the Remn ere National committee. Nomination events are set for June 2 in 6,142 cities with a Roosevelt rally preceding the Philadelphia convention.
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Grover Clee
Millings
Roosevelt Minatora
Aontang
W. Daren Morgan
Democratic National Centter
Remnevelt
Remnere National Camniliter
Hear Mariere
Roosevelt
Moone
Phildelphia
Mrs Violet Atkinson Dies in Baker Montana
Mrs Violet Atkinson aged 47, prominent in the Baker and Ekalaka Order of Eastern Star, died at home in Baker after hospital treatment for a heart ailment. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs B A Mulkey of the 101 Ranch. Funeral services were held at the Dickey home with W C Erthor in charge, and the body sent to San Marc for burial beside her husband.
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Dickey Bom
W. C. Erthor
Star
San Marcon
Taxes All Approved by U8 Howe Taxes All Approved
Washington June 19 The house passed the tax bill conference report by 223 to 94 and sent the measure toward adjournment tomorrow night with hopes of final action. Senate debate followed as leaders aimed to clear the long deadlock and move the package to the White House for adjournment.
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House
Sen T
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Senate
Brief de Tata
Four Dead and Nine Missing In New York Building Collapse
Four workers were killed and nine remained missing after part of an eight story apartment building under construction on the Trans Finks avenue in New York collapsed. Rescue efforts found one body among tangled wreckage while several journalists and officials noted the perilous conditions. Police and fire crews administered aid and hypodermic injections to ease pain as frantic scenes unfolded at the crash site.
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Gretano Lanzatand
Ine Werhwan
Josep Vansaglon
Diraxantville
Vincent di Rtefano
Motorboat Capsizes as Wind Roars Over Detroit Celebration
In Detroit a sudden gust capsized a motorboat carrying revelers amid Schmeling Louis celebrations. Many children aboard drowned in Lake Gardner at Lubec on June 19 as wind and chaos disrupted the seaside outing. Four survivors were rescued and the tragedy prompted funeral preparations.
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Juni
Lake Gardner
Calvin Jandon
Lubec
Harlem riot erupts after boxing defeat in New York
June 19 report details mob violence in Harlem following a boxing loss to May Senmeliig. White patrons hurt, vehicles damaged, windows broken as police and detectives deploy to quell the unrest amid scattered bricks and rioting across the district.
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New York
Joe Lomly
May Senmeliig
Oatra
Eutier Warlom
lAwlenkiann
William Mona
Nora
Met In & Restaurant
Rechnuratt
Kammgl Kolim
PWA
Ove Wariem
Automobilen
Just A Minute With Irvin 8 Cobb
Santa Monica observes a satirical column on the 19th noting insects and politics. References to locusts caterpillars boll weevil and other pests blend with remarks on campaigns and public figures like Upton Sinclair. The piece mocks political actors and notes California spelling binders.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Midwest
Seaboard
Ontario
Boll Weevil
Bull
California
Upton Sinclair
Irvin S
Cobb
Old-Age Pension Fund Established by Auditor
Auditor Jonn of Thlmen announced that the state will launch an old-age pension program funded by a $112,500 initial allotment from the federal government. The plan, under chapter 170-109, expects payments around July 3 at 160 percent, with federal shares at 60 and state at 40 percent, financed through state and federal sources.
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Montman
Hernia Renty Posshoniay
Jonn
Mona Retel
Treasutys
Wiam Hor
Accowilant
Pnd Cine
Mellet Gorminston
Trenant
Flawking
Ainin
Report 100 Koreans Drowned In Korea Sea Disaster
Seoul June 19 040 a disaster off southern Korea struck as a motorboat capsized killing about 120 people one hundred Koreans were reported drowned when the vessel sank near a small port en route to Shimona.
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Kerns
Vansiaotna
Rotat
Korea
Dupancar Newagency
Shimonaneki
Senate Would Probe Blage Legion Deeds
Washington hearing record shows the Senate Judiciary Committee approving a measure to create a congressionally run investigation of the Mack Legion and related organizations. The proposal would appoint a committee of four senators and four representatives to conduct the probe before moving to the House for consideration of funding and progression.
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Senate
Washington
Mack Legion
Boy Bitten by Snake Receives Antivenin Treatment
A seven teen months old boy in Siisard was bitten by a garden snake during play. He received antivenin at a hospital and was pronounced not seriously harmed after treatment.
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Atlantic
Jack Bons
Siisard
Jack
Nong
Earth tremors ripple through Texas cities
Amarin Texas reports tremors at about 9 44 PM injuring none, with Caracas style confusion. Separate report from Madrid notes casualties in police clashes near Unree Spartan towns, eight wounded and one killed in political violence.
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Amarin
Amarillo
Neerous Pantandla
Madrid
Piso Hémony
Politcia
Lemke to Lead New Third Party in U S Race
New York June 19 The Rev Charles E Coughlin endorsed Representative William Lemke of North Dakota as he announced the formation of a new political party and his candidacy for the presidency The National Union for Social Justice backed the Union party Lemke said would head It aims to unite agricultural labor disaffected voters independents and liberty lovers to curb the excesses of capitalism and resist a red threat
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Charles E. Coughlin
William Lemke
North Dakota
Detroit
Wabc-Cbs
National Union For Social Justice
Father Coughlin
New “Union Party
Lemke
Sintey Wi
Het
Hew
Sup
Agricwltire
Labor
Washington, Fins
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United States
Willart Leake
Congress
Bour
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Thomas Charles
Jon
Hos
Mystery Blamed For Triple Deaths In Vitaburgh
Plinbursh June 2 Anstery reports shocking deaths of Meg Eleanor Prely a -Wife at Vitaburgh University instructor and their govt children. Marlin Feely 34 a valiant teacher told detectives he killed wife and babies Robby B and Tance. He returned from New Jersey after attending a boys camp. Autopsy showed three strangulations but detectives offered alternate theories. Coroner’s investigators found a fiendish triple murder in the Feely apartment as a man’s thumb found on a claw hammer near Mrs Feig’s body supported the murder theory.
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Meg
Eleanor Prely
University of Vitaburgh
Marlin Peely
Tia Beckeved
Robby
Tance
New Jersey
Feely
St. Feig
Atticorn
Kelley Honored In Copper Chiefs Election
Neon work report states Cornelius W. Kelley and others were elected to top posts in copper associations. Earl T. Stannard continues as U S Copper Association president, with Toute Cates and J. T. Hobbins among new vice presidents. The ceremony also named Eckert secretary and Gelert treasurer amid reorganizations.
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Cornelius WF. Kelley
0G Bronuncti
Matt Revenirg
Chairan
Copper Instiute
Earl T. Stannard
U. S. Leopper Association
Toute & Cates
Prolin ‘Doge Corporation
J. T. Hobbins
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Lanneonda
U. S
Pstooiation
H.W. Gelert
Accrat Mannard
Cates
Palodde
Innrituya
Eckert Sterecary
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