Wheat Belt Hard Hit by Aridity
Drouth devastates the spring wheat belt cutting export hopes for the year. Officials warn the crop may be only around 160 million bushels with winter wheat adding about 6.09 million, while temperatures top 100 degrees. Lack of rainfall, irrigation limits, and looming feed shortages compound farmer distress across the Dakotas, Montana, Wyoming, and neighboring states as drought reshapes prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Drouth
America
Ara
Jane
Henry Wallace
Neotain
Gand
Gond
Aaninfant
Estima
Boor
Sun bin
North Dakota
Mitchell SD
Ather
Ingh
Piorra
Watertown
Nuran
Wight
Dakota
Poywevor
Georga Kaulaan
Walter Welford
Riogram
Wyington
Jewish Order 15.10 Assembly in Butte
Allen Rickles president of district No 4 of B'nai B'rith arrived today on the eve of its organization convention in Butte. Delegates from western states were expected as services opened with remarks against racism and religious bigotry and warnings about dictatorship.
World news in Giot
Fragmented garbled text reports a world news bulletin with references to creed, platform adoption, strikes, and political figures. Mentions parade platforms, New York Communists, auto workers, a French movement, and various international names. Overall lacks clear events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domeatle
Philadelphia
Demonclatie
New York
Auto Workers
Chleago
Yestes Tark
Landon
Colin
Accept
Nce
Tae Anitelen
Genotma
Loree
Tinllan Gandtiank
Halle Selassie
Ethiopafa
Norris to back Roosevelt amid Philadelphia convention bustle
Washington June 85 The Independent Republican Senator Norris announces support for President Roosevelt amid convention negotiations. Roosevelt weighs platform choices as White House plans a Philadelphia stop and finalizes bills on grasshopper control aviation and farm credit.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Honnevelt
Norrie
Robert W Bingham
Great Britain
Bingham
Philne
Dothia
Roosevelt
Houne
Frank
Kield
Garner
Gasner
Blyde Park
Onstate
Army Air Corps
Fist Fight at Democratic Convention Stirs Political Tensions
Philadelphia observe a demonstrator supporting Alfred E Stuth sparked a fist fight in the convention galleries. Democratic state chairman blamed Republicans as investigators began probing the disturbance amid chaotic scenes and unclear accountability.
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Philadelphia
Alfred E Stuth
Pennsylvania
Bennettel
Hel Owaine
Convention Abolishes Two-Third Rule At Democratic Nominating Session
Roosevelt and Garner push New Deal platform at Philadelphia convention. They scrap the two thirds rule to nominate Roosevelt for president and Garner for vice president, signaling a united campaign with strong Western and Northeastern support. The platform calls for constitutional changes and economic reforms.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Garner
Frank
Holt Delivers 60th Anniversary Custer Battle Address
Governor Hall delivered a wartime era style address marking the Battle of Custer’s Last Stand 60th anniversary. He urged lasting peace between Native and white communities, praising unity and shared memory and noting the event’s enduring significance for Montana’s history.
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Holt
Dirigible Rinderburg 15 Sighting Off Ireland Reported
A German airship believed to be the Rinderburg return flight from the United States was sighted about 280 miles west of Donegal, Ireland, with strong headwinds reported. The message notes the vessel’s outbound voyage and uncertain timing.
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Dirigible
Ireland
Tandon Tana
Erly Cadi
Brill
Epty
Mathy Taday i Tad
Denburg
United States
Donegal
Eagles of Montana Meeting in Butte
More than 700 members attend the annual convention of the Eagles of Montana in Butte. Mayor Charis Tlatwyhi opens the session as Oscar Harding Mignouln presides, with Senator Thomas T Walker as chief speaker recounting the group’s history since its founding in 1902.
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Or Pa
Charis Tlatwyhi
Vutta
Oscar Harding Mignouln Wines
Thomas T Walker Way
Intidy
Butle
A Minute With Irving Cord On Polarized Politics
A digest of Cord remarks from Santa Monica on June 26 contrasts Cleveland interments with Philadelphia expedience and previews the coming Union party convention. He sketches inflationists Townsend and Long era ideas, notes conflicting reformers, and predicts the platform may resemble a patchwork quilt or a net.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Farley
Union Party
Dr Townsend
Congressman McGroarty
Coughlin
Secial Justice
Huey Long & Successors
Lemke
Daniel
Teachers Seek Aid From Montana Labor Federation
Readers note teachers urge the Montana Labor Federation to bolster a retirement fund deemed inadequate. The push centers on wage support and securing pensions as Montana contends with political maneuvering for the Republican nomination and party unity ahead of primary voting.
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Labor Federation OF Montana
United States and France Protest Japanese Actions
United States and France protested Japanese actions amid tensions in Tientsin after a parade by Japanese garrison troops. Diplomatic notes were exchanged as U S and French officials sought a formal explanation from the Japanese Commandant. Reports also mentioned alleged mistreatment of a French officer’s son and wife drawing attention from foreign powers.
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United States
France
Ap— United Buites
Saynau Sr
Dnyenet
Menry S. Jerntean
Dengan City
Sorvorn
Terroun
Amis Inaaior Salann T Fokugen
Dapateva
Tientsin
Three Great Stands Fall and 50 Hurt
Three large spectator stands collapsed during the Mardi Gras at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia injuring 31 people. Panicked screams followed as stands along the Parkway from City Hall to Fairmount Park buckled under weight. Police ferried injured to hospitals while crowds of thousands watched the unfolding disaster.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Mehernan
City Hall
Fairmount Park
Governor Landon rests in Colorado amid campaign notes
Governor Landon arrived in Denver by train and visited Estes Park, Longmont, and Bates Park as he began a vacation following his Republican nomination. A large Colorado crowd welcomed him, with Geran Johnson leading a Democrat greeting in Denver. Also reported are a county crime note from Richland County and Seattle news briefs.
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Eles Park
Colo
Handon
Colorado
Denver Longmont
Bates Park
McGraw Ranch
Cniles
Esten Park
Topeka
WeGrsw
Landenk
Landon
Evtea Park
Gerd ¢ Johnson
Bia
Denver
Nanking Government Moves to Avert Civil War
A garbled report describes efforts by the Nanking government to avert civil war. It mentions central leadership under Chan Kal Sholt and calls for a settlement of disputes, with references to military actions in Hunan and Anhui provinces.
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Nanking
Danking Caine
Centralisarme
Central Roveriment
Hojard
Hwat
Canton
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Butte
Giot
David T Witensz
New Jersey
Ney General
Bruno Mouptmann
Irtva
Philadelpha
Cal &Lward
Josaphus
Tan Connolly
Texas
Ubecthoise
Sam Rayburn
Lona Star
Will
Bennett Champ Clark
Missouri
Sentor Norris
Norriy Norrix
PT Osbtrrang Elect
Seattle
The
Veterans Association of the Northern Pacifier Railwway
T W Merristroth
Aentile
Bt Paul Minn
NHW Maron
Democrats
AL Smith
Warden
Senator Walsh
Jung H
Pally
Memnion Association
Natnoc
Spredtte
Weslern Parts
Girstir
Weston
Roland AL Satie
de oRtten
Weis
Anne Attie
Jan Atoie
Cho Lehauin
Ted
Montsachuaetts
Sprakink
Ehalraan
Irsolytfoms
Dover
Supreme Court
Whitford
Cuter
Redek
Gos
Trayuv
Addie Ashe
Maltapoke
Montana
Ty Folling
Governor Hall
Eagles OF Montana
Irving Cord
Cate Atfia
Terri Ting
Adaptice
Resmlatiany Soday
Uotamorton
Rene Gertatiyn
Mugs Wheel Colinty
Clin Linin
Renutiican
Talisa
Dernerarl
Ras Ptlikc
Ailier
Stdue
Richland County
Pedro Casoras Merloin
Pedro Gohzatey
Way
Stik
Winn
Horang
Ahwangtung
Hinan
Lingling
Hitnan
Manelehes
Hunan
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