Al Smith Leads Battle on President JAPS Troops Parade in China
North China relations worsen as 3000 Japanese troops march through Lupin and Tangku amid Chinese tensions. Crowds in Shanghai and Nanking react to protests as Canton regime threatens civil conflict with central government. Barbed wire guards train stations while China condemns Japanese actions and calls for peace talks.
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Nanking
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Tangku
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Manhides
World News In Gist Urges Democrats To Unite
A series of brief items report Democratic figures from New York Alfred and Smith with four others urging unity, Roosevelt and others discussing party strategy. Other notes mention Moscow, Rome, Jerusalem, and Paris related events, with a tragedy in Bernay France and a political nod featuring Frank Knox.
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Philadelphia
Wank
Dalegulen
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Helena weekend crash toll rises with 17 wrecks fatality
A Helena weekend spate of 17 auto accidents left one dead and many injured. The report details a severe head injury to a Gildand man, a nine month old infant hospitalized with a fractured leg, and multiple broken bones among others. Authorities say the incidents occurred Saturday afternoon and evening across city streets including Purld and Benton avenues.
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Helena Andy
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Haneiy
Garrard Roether
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St Peters
Farraed
Poa
Garrard
Gildand
Rightist French Veterans Clash With Police in Paris
Thousands of members of the 20th century veterans group clash with police near the Arch of Triumph as they attempt a protest against Premier Leon Blum. The crowd fights police with hand to hand combat lasting about half an hour. Several arrests and injuries are reported amid a government push to dissolve rightist leagues.
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Taly Do Yew
Mat Mobile Kray
Snterans
Leon Blum
Francoia de la Rocque
Place de la Concorde
Nve de la Rocque
Diaporis
Mother Kills Three Children and Herself
Medical examiner Dr Stinchfield reports a mother killed her three children and then took her own life. The victims named include Robert and Edward, four year old twins, and Norman, two, among five children in the household. The incident occurred today with two others unharmed.
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Mattison
Annie EB Jongg
W . Stinchfield
Wara Roberts
Edward
Norman
Subversive Movement Fails and Army Rules in Bolivia
In La Paz the army asserts control after a plotted revolt linked to former President Saavedra and the Republican Socialist Party. Saavedra was arrested and deported to Africa as Bolivian authorities say order is restored nationwide. The disturbance reportedly began early July with plans for the Chaco region invasion.
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Buences Aires
Une
la Pax
Preniant Haulista Saavedra AL Army
Saavedra
Republican Socialist Party
Afira
Chaco
Hapsburg Descendant Dies in Los Angeles
Baroness Elta Ruhmer Morris, 82, a claimant to Wanahurga Say Say descent, died in Los Angeles. Her body lies at a county morgue awaiting autopsy to determine if death a week ago was natural. The district attorney’s office opened an inquiry into the will dated May 1, seen only by beneficiaries and one other person.
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Yon Angeles
Elta Ruhmer Morris
Wanahurga
Morgua
Vessel Eighty-Five Wreck Injures Fifty Five on Fog Shore
In Genos Spain on June 21 the French steamer Fi Kentara carrying 400 passengers ran aground on a rocky ledge near the shore during fog. About eighty five people were injured, five seriously, as passengers were in the dining room at lunch. Many of the injured are French businessmen.
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Genos
Spain
Kentara
Il Duce Warns Enemies to Be Good in Heat Tone
In Rome Premier Musaolioi warns enemies to behave lest Italy’s armed forces, noted for strength, act against them. He states heat and unrest will not force concessions, signaling stern action against opposition. In New York, John McManlton discusses upcoming Republican campaign events and a dinner pledge.
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Musaolioi
Italy
New York
York
New York State
John McManlton
Washington Chamber Eyes Uniform Industry Regulation Pact
Directors of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States plan a study into state compacts for substantial uniformity in regulating industry and working conditions. The effort aims to explore national political action, avoid excess federal spending, and examine monetary policy implications while considering existing New Deal era debates.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Poltelea
Leones
New York
VHA Pines
Fa Nak She Volnign
Rhinder
Xi Og Kuch Legistation
Romluding
Janney
Nino
Kiturn
Apliutan
REIM
Peripotiefan
Chivale
Omerehiot
Menigan Gambling Towns in Maine and Nationwide Revival
A damaged passage describes Menigan as a former gambling border town facing renewed interest after national bans and a clamp down. It mentions Cardenan era policies, border gambling echoes, and ghostly remnants of foreign clubs and million dollar Rambling ADK venues amid a government crackdown.
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Mjuana
Tikenn
Awatthay
Jacksonville Honors Veteran Statesman at Funeral
Floridian veteran senator who chaired the powerful banking and currency committee during the Roosevelt era was honored in Jacksonville. Wednesday services for the 27 year career public servant were conducted at the Duval County Armory, marking a state tribute to his long service.
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Jacksonvilla Tin
Pletener Vateran
Sarved Ag Rhalrinan
Twosevelt
Duval County
British detachment battles rebels in Holy Land clash
A British detachment fights Arab rebels near Jerusalen and Annista on the Malfin Tel Atte road. Casualties include a sergeant and several British soldiers. Arabs ambush the convoy, wheel heavy losses, and escape, while British aircraft are forced to land at Tulkarom.
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Arnal
Annista
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Tenry Bik
Tronoa
Sila
Tha Iynona
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Former Governor Smith Backs Bolt Against Roosevelt
A group led by former Governor Alfred E. Smith and four other prominent Democrats threaten to bolt if Franklin D Roosevelt is renominated. In a joint statement to National Democratic convention delegates, they demand a genuine Democrat replace Roosevelt, warning of a walkout if his renomination occurs. The piece notes long-standing opposition among leaders to Roosevelt’s policies.
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Alfred B. Smith
Tadiy
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Smith
Oserfor Joseph Boe
Massachusetts
James A Rend
Missouri
Frankin D Roosevelt
Roosesell
Federal Insurance of Crops Aims to Aid All Tillers
Reported in a draft plan tied to a presidential convention, the proposal envisions federal insurance for crops as a Democratic plank to assist tillers nationwide. It notes potential roles for banks and farm cooperatives and highlights drought and market risks as motivators. The text reflects party positions and policy framing rather than finalized legislation.
Democrats Return Improper Donations Contention Highlights Campaign Claims
Philadelphia reports accusations that the Democratic National Committee sought improper contributions to influence the party. The piece cites letters by Wallack and Senator Metcalf and mentions post office solicitations and alleged large single donations used to gain favors after Election Day. A spontaneous local committee forms quickly with many volunteers, raising questions about fundraising ethics.
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Mandet National Committee
Ben Mandet
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Pertys
Wallack
NR Ind
B Metcalf
Washingston
Seni
Tirley
Portmasters
Farley confident of renomination at Democratic convention
Philadelphia dispatch describes a Sunday of slow convention prep as dissenters urge Roosevelt and Garner to unite. Chairman Farley remains confident the party will renominate Roosevelt with typical Democratic support despite calls for broader unity.
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Philadelphiy Jong
Ty Paris
Sreezy Wiry Wo Denson
Roosevelt
J Bordon Hareiman
Emer
Alice Roosevelt Longorth
Longworth
Hemipipers
Storm on Texas coast not as bad as feared coastal misspellings
Browneville Texas June 21 report indicates a tropical disturbance moved inland 150 miles south of here after noon today. The storm crossed a barren stretch of the American coast, remaining small in area and intensity, with damage and delays minimal according to late reports.
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Texas
Browneville
Torres East Fin
Poan
Soviet Move Toward Pure Democracy Stressed
A fragmentary report from Museum Jane 21 outlines a Soviet drive toward broader political rights for industrial workers, replacing elements of centralized control with democratic procedures. It notes upcoming discussions on a new constitution and equal suffrage, framed as progress toward communism under Stalinist terms.
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Tos Clapiiy
Ile
Mrenston
Pamewing
Rhea
Cain
Met
Formar Kulase
Groplen
LLY
Mombara
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