Welford Leads Langer In North Dakota Primary Vote
Governor Walter Welford held a substantial lead over former Governor William Langer for the Republican gubernatorial nomination as returns from 381 of 2,242 precincts were counted in North Dakota. Welford 22046, Langer 1647, with limited tabulations for other races and factions within the party vying for control of nonpartisan long-term positions.
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Fago
Walter Welford
William Langer
North Dakota
Wolford
Langer
Congress
Wiliam Eeinke Union Party
Asher GL Burdick
Lemke
John Moses
Democratic Gubernatoriat
Ole H Olson
James F Morrow
Tefuina
Moyer
Merrow
Welford
Republican Party
Stata
Eagles of Montana Converge on Butte
Thousands attend Montana gathering in Butte as 160 delegates join a three week convention season. The event opens with a July 4 celebration and runs through a July 9 rodeo, with expected attendance around 16 000 visitors and various district attractions.
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Montana
Butte
Dutte
Drith
World News In Brief Blooms of Convention and War Worries
In Philadelphia the Democratic convention applauded Senator Robinson while a Roosevelt attack loomed. A two thirds rule vote in Los Angeles was delayed. Chicago faced hot winds and threat of drought as Topeka reported vacation plans. New York discussed a Communists attack and GOP launching sharper tactics. America and Japan flared with talk of summons and Soviet warship moves under scrutiny.
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Philadelphia
Robinson
Roosevelt
Orltice
Los Angeles
Chicago
Northwest
Topeka
Landon
Vecationn
Calorada Rockies
York
Reosavalt
GOP
JAPS MAY SEND WARSHIPS TO PUT CURE ON HOSTILE CHINA
Indignant Japanese hinted a squadron would be sent from Port Arthur to patrol Chinese waters amid attacks blamed on China. They urged withdrawal of Chinese patrol vessels from northern waters unless China eases tensions. Reports say four Japanese seamen were wounded when Chinese cruiser fired on a Japanese destroyer near Tangku.
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China
Tientaln
Chinen
Nave
Japan
Tangku
Taingta Shantung Province
Railroads Agree to Lower Rates in Drought Counties
Gov Holt asks railroads to ease cattle movement costs amid Montana drought. Northern Pacific and other lines file tariffs with the Interstate Commerce Commission, proposing round trips and reduced rates from grazing fields to feeding grounds. The plan ties to 85 percent of base cattle rates and 16 percent for grazing to origin. Await Washington word on state aid and broader publishable tariffs.
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Holt Montana Railrouny
Ays
Foranteston
Hoavy
Riter
Yates
North Dakota
Dinllona
Interatate Movement Authority
Montana Commission
Trintalo
Wote
Dsaun Sts Authority
Areis
Northern Paritic Railway Company
Ality
Gesteling Am Mie
el Singy Sant
Yaten
Beaneh
Montana
Hilings
Defeat of General Custer Remembered at Memorial
Hardin and the nearby Village of Crow Agency prepared to mark the eightieth anniversary of General George Custer and his command at the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Hundreds arrived from across North America. participants from southeastern Montana and northern Wyoming expected. Governor Holt to give principal address. Guy Elmer Holt, the sole Cheyenne survivor, present.
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Custer
Tate High Horn
Indiana
Montana
Wyoming
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Aaldierk
Rerl
Wo Krunmiler
Berdin
Governor Watl
Guy Elmer Holt
Helinvert
Cusler
Laurel mill fire destroys Laurel Milling Co. losses soar
A June 24 fire at Laurel Inn destroyed Laurel Milling Co property with damage around 50. Other losses included 800 in power lines and poles. The incident involved high tension lines, a Japanese channel incident, and four Chinese brigands noted by J J Mills of Billings while the owner undecided on rebuilding.
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Laurel
Laurel Milling Company
Montana Power Company
Wewntein Statea Talenhone Company
Mintoly
Taiwan
J J Mills
Billings
Northwest Montana Storm Pat North of Spokane
Tornado risk and electrical storms hit northwestern Montana and central Idaho. Reports describe heavy rain and damage near White Bird and Camay prairie with undermined banks and power outages in Sulllieyall Mont ford area as storms moved through the region on June 24.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
Idaho
Montana
White Bird
Saeed
Emiree
Pizta
Camay Prairie
Sulieyall Montford
Toma Power
Tel Pah
Bolee i
Revere
Montana Delegates Back Administeration Platform
Montana delegates prepared to accept the administration sponsored platform. They planned to vote at the convention, abrogate the two thirds rule, and follow administration wishes. Senator Murray and other figures were noted in the day's political events, with reminders of William Jennings Bryan tribute activities.
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Philadelphia
Montana
Democratic Committee
Dinas
Weir
Caudy
Moniay
Croit Falla
Au Lin
Enn
Murray
Lott
Nlypiqna
Tadty
Mt Lugs Lamorro
Hardin
Rattlefield
Jontor Sanainr
Vregcesana Democrata
William Jennings Bryan
Montana Power Declares Regular Quarterly Dividend
Montana Power announces a regular quarterly dividend of $1.60 net per share on preferred stock at an 8% stated rate. Payment is set for August 19 to stockholders of record as of July 19.
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Montana Power Company
Democratic Nation Urges Victory in 1936 Convention
A Philadelphia convention report quotes Senator Joseph Robinson urging Democrats to advance in the 1936 battle, vowing voters will not return to defeated Republican leadership. Discusses platform defenses of the Roosevelt record, Supreme Court decisions, and calls for unity behind a genuine Democrat nominee amidst platform debates and potential GOP bolt threats.
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Phildelphia
Republicang
Joseph Robinson
Party Leaders In Control And Platform Likely To Be President Wish
Philadelphia June 24 A long ailing campaign story outlines the Democratic platform and the White House ties. Delegates and leaders push a Townsend plan and anti White House sentiment while notes of labor law and constitutional stance frame the convention. Delegates move toward a platform that aligns with President hopeful goals as factions contend over representation and the nation’s fundamental laws.
Wallace Offers Farmers Plank For Abandoned Plan
Wallace outlines a farmers plank urging expansion of domestic farming, cooperation with states, and higher consumer purchasing power through reemployment and wages in industry. He pledges to work within federal power for balanced production and abundance while securing markets for American consumers.
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Nadelpha
Wallace Cheunler
Davia
Wwe
Nat
Tha
Atares
Menagran
Sal Fertility
Abandanio
Federal Powera
Just a Minute With Trin S Done
Fragmentary dispatch from Santa Monica and Philadelphia hints at a bitter political campaign. The text blends garbled reminiscence of wartime figures with disjointed travel notes and a stray interior reference, leaving readers with little coherent context or verifiable facts.
Raymond P Bausch Killed In Car Crash
Raymond P Bausch 26 of Los Angeles was killed instantly when his motor car skidded on a highway and struck a pole. He had come to visit his parents and Mrs John Maash, whom he had not seen for 10 years. his sister Tarry Talon of Towlgown was severely injured in the crash.
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Raymand
Fas Angeles
Thabet
Mehwan
President Roosevelts administrative push widens bills list
President Roosevelt toils in Washington approving and signaling bills to expand federal actions for officers corps and the Walsh Healy measure. The White House aides briefed Saturday night on plans to push about 150 items, with priority on shipbuilding, wages, and employment rules as drought effects above South Carolina and Georgia prompt dispatch of aid workers and tuition for farmers.
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Rotary Corps
Roger von Thla
Walsh
Townston
Wexford
Tuy
Amo Mininy Nead
Ierel
Mrmit Tans
Atricken
South
Caroline
Qeeorkis
Roosevelt battle cry at Democratic convention in Philadelphia
At the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia on June 24, Senator Rothman of Arkansas attacked the Supreme Court while noting its decisions stand until reversed. The gathering faced internal strife over party platform and vice chair appointments, with committees racing to reach an agreement as money, monopoly, and governmental reform issues loomed. Amid tense conference room talks, unity efforts continued into the night as speakers urged cohesion and party support for the platform.
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Io National
Alfred Smith
Nhat
Smith
Philadelphia
Rothman
Arkansas
Miter
Morsomeau
Romynikteg
Aly
Ana Corm Ufilional
Elf
Consentian
Ratinsons
Rabingen
Roasavett
Dispute Over Minnesota Delegates Faces National Committee
A split among Minnesota Democrats over credentials for the state’s 24 convention delegates prompts threats of floor action. The national committee voted to seal both delegations with two votes split between the Moonan and Wolf factions. Ryan warned a vote would occur only if the Moonan delegation can seat before the national panel.
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Ryan
Minnesota
Salional Committee
Aeal Boh
Spething
Moonen
Deedatan
Moonnan
Robinson Address to the Democratic National Convention
The address of Permanent Chairman Robinson to the Democratic National Convention will be found on page 4 of this data of The Hoetona Independent.
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Robinson
Hoetona
Republicans Likely to Carry 48 States Says Leader
Washington report quotes John DM Houliton predicting a Republican sweep of 48 states and electoral votes. He cites the party’s strength in Western states and in Cleveland era sentiment, noting plans for formal nomination of Col Knor in Chicago on July 30.
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Chateman
Neo
Berauss
Atrangih
Alf M Landon
Kau
Frank Knox
Chicago
Hinmilton
Cleveland
Amonion
Col Knor
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