President Roosevelt is Renominated
A tumultuous scene in the Holy Land worsens as Bedouins and Arabs reportedly plan a revolt with bombs amid Palestine disorders. British officials fear wider instability across Trans Jordan, with reports of Arab attacks and casualties as tensions rise.
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World News Highlights From A Turbulent Era
A garbled 1944 era dispatch notes battles near Jerusalem with many killed, a Tokyo German pact report, and China mutinies in civil upheaval. It mentions Archia Dolven killed by a hot wire at Dolven camp near Great Falls, and Jann De Wit of New York buying all Swift and Company stockyards holdings for about 10 million dollars for transfer to United Stocksards Corp.
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Swift and Company
United Stocksards Corporetion
Holt Seeks Federal Help For Montana Drought Plan
Governor Holt asks President to send a representative to Montana to coordinate a drought relief plan. about 7 010 farm families are affected by drought dust storms and insect plagues. The plan involves state and federal agencies, with Dr W S Butler and TC Taylor among attendees, and aims to set a permanent coordinated drought relief program.
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Civil War and Mutiny in China Warship Sent by Japs
Hongkong reports flag a widening civil war split in China with fighting on the Kiangsi Kwanetung border. Nanking forces seek to forestall southern moves toward war with Japan as 7000 troops in Canton rebel and form an anti Japanese salvation army. Anti Chinese demonstrations and attacks on Japanese freighters spark tensions with Tokyo sending orders south.
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Federal officials to tour drought zone in Dakota region
Lincoln Neb June 26 Cal Ac War announced he will accompany three national administrators on a drought tour of the Dakotas next week. They will confer with state directors of Nebraska Kansas and the two Dakotas about emergency needs, aiming to map a relief program for farmers in the driest area.
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Drouth
Moken
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Koalas
Lrio
W. W. Alexander
Joseph L Dalley
L CO. Gray
Dekotas
Montana
Thy
Geawany to supply munitions to China
Tokyo reports German interest groups negotiating to supply arms munitions and machinery to China. The Dimel News agency dispatch claims a deal valued around 100 million dollars in exchange for Chinese goods. Germany would purchase Chinese products in return.
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China
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Dimatch
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Wald Today & Accret
Germany
Disabled Veterans Rally in Great Falls Seeks Statewide Support
A Great Falls convention opens with remarks by State Commander Tom Kyte and State Adjutant Herbert Killer as veterans of World War I gather to hear how the government will honor those injured in service. Officials promise fuller compensation and announce plans for a convention event and a dance tonight, plus a keynote by New York figure Joke Po Mark on President Hayes.
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Veterania
Herbert Killer
Helena
Anielaen Yagi
New York
Malta to complete Mik River reservoirs by July 1
Officials today announced construction on 16 block reservoirs along the Mik river in Northern Montana will be completed by July 1. The district renetiionent minister Yon led the visit and inspected site progress.
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Ors
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Mik River
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Reductions in Railway Rates for Drought Areas
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized reduced emergency freight rates for livestock transport from drought zones in Montana and North Dakota. Some Minnesota feeding points absence noted. The board approved a one percent rate cut on certain shipments impacted by drought, with prior proposals by Northern Pacific.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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North Dakota
Minnesota
Newbie
Montana Joins I Aig Demonstration In West
A fragmentary page cites Montana figures at a political demonstration connected to I AIG. It references Shanley and Wheeler in the Montana section and notes liberal views, with scattered names and phrases about platform aims and opposition. The readable text shows a partisan rally with calls for aid and broad political signals.
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Ying
Choker
Shanley Bully
Delupation
Ehideman
Ellet
Breatloak
Mnd
Roornwell
Aginositinn Party
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Fred- Ing
Huston K Wheeler
Burle
Wheeler Imail
Just A Minute With Irving Corb
In Santa Monica on June 26 a sharp talk on political convention scenes features a Southern speaker noting a Democratic senator’s walkout. A Rev Sin Killer Griffin, a Black evangelist, delivers prayers amid turmoil as a fusion ticket is discussed. Corb reflects on past Texas politics and prays for Hoge’s governor bid while humor and controversy mix.
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Cal
Rome
Jim Hogg
Roosevelt Renomination Victory Marks 1936 Campaign Start
The convention in Philadelphia on June 27 endorsed Franklin D Roosevelt by acclamation for a second term, with John Nance Garner as running mate. Reports describe a momentous post midnight demonstration as the party unites for a full reelection push in 1936, outlining plans for renewed leadership and campaign strategy across key states and regions.
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Franklin Delino Roosevelt
Wilson
Roosevelt
John Nance Garner
Sudecies
Pranklin Field
State PWA records 51 projects near seven million
The PWA in the state reports completing 51 projects costing almost seven million dollars. The article lists outcomes, funding, and ongoing efforts to monitor and allocate federal aid for urban and rural improvements, noting statewide impact and pending fund requests.
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President Works Hard Upon Speech While Signing Bills
The president spent the day actively drafting and signing 49 bills while vetoing a halt. He canceled appointments, studied in the White House study, and heard Judge John Muck of Pengikerpale, SY, discuss his nomination. The actions focused on spending allowances under the Washington and London treaties and provisions to jaw.
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Bia Xudy Anay
Hackmalt
Ben
Durie
Aiyana Loy Reported to Wed Studio Executive
Rumors circulate that actress Aiyana Loy may marry a studio executive this weekend. The movie industry circle buzzes with unconfirmed chatter amid a lack of official comment from representatives.
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Democrats Elated At Platform At Democratic Convention
Philadelphia readers report politicians praise the platform adopted last night as the campaign opens. Georgia delegate Marion Aten calls the platform a peak expression, while others see the central issue as whether the property owners will bear higher taxes. Continued on page 19.
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Chatr
Georgia
Witte Cory
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Amoco
Moats Tehos
Montana
Apportionment Debate Reveals AOA Rule Clash At Convention
Delegates argued over apportionment rules with calls to base the plan on democratic strength rather than total population. The convention instructed the committee to draft a new law and the 1940 plan would be revised after the next session to consider state strength.
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Saw Get
Trey
Vice President Garner Attends Democratic Dinner in Philadelphia
Philadelphia June 26 John Nakee Garner vice president of the United States dined with Democrats at a large reception at Frankup Field. He said little on political questions and spoke briefly with a crowd while declining to discuss many issues.
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John Nakee Garner
United States
Renanyineton
Frankup Feld
Shana Hinds
Governor Landon Vacation Report Amid Confusing Remarks
A garbled dispatch describes Governor Landon enjoying a vacation and making scattered remarks during a stop in a village. Reporters note unclear comments about a pres conference and crowd size, with references to locations and individuals, including a mention of a seven inch long something in Florida, all jumbled and hard to parse.
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