Complete slate of candidates in coming elections
A highly fragmented overview of political factions in the 1930s, naming Roosevelt as Democratic standard bearer and listing alternative party platforms. It notes movements led by Townsend, Huey Long, and Father Coughlin, plus the Union and Prohibition parties and their presidential hopefuls. The piece reflects a turbulent electorate debating New Deal support, monetary reform, and federal power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Townsend
Prompition Party
Ita
Father Charles
Union Party
Wiliam Lemke
North Dakota
Ter Vire
Thomas
Brien Bomton
Ceural Bank of
Isauo
Lemke
Loughlin
Socialise Party
Norman Ihomaz
Georgan Nelson
Curry Dishes: A Kitchen Note on Spice and Health
A long miscellany on curry, its spices, and Indian cooking. It covers traditional grinding by women, spice blends for various meats, biblical references to cumin, and a simple curry egg and rice dish with step by step instruction. Includes a 1936 date and Grand Island Nebraska note.
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India
Americna Rouse
Fuengreek
Cardanmion
Allessonia
Wien
Minpasos
Antlers Feature Delivers Jumbled Murder Tale At Antics
A garbled 1930s style feature from Antlers recounts a murder saga involving alleged criminals, crooked lawyers, and police. The fragment hints at an FBI probe and public disillusion, with faded references to a dramatic courtroom or stage setting at Antics.
Senator Wheeler on Montana safety for party in November
Philadelphia June 27 AP Senator Burton Wheeler expressed that Montanans are not yet committed to a party in November and that a third party movement would have little effect on Democratic strength. He predicted third party votes would come mainly from Republicans and would not attract Democratic support. Wheeler planned to sail from New York to Europe for the interparliamentary union and return to Montana in July to participate in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Burton JK Wheeler
Montanan
Mortind
Montana
Calpet
Wheeler
New York
Europe
Unio
Dudapest
Senate
Montes Lite
Sally Plumes Self On Coat Of Paint
Fragmented flavor-filled kitchen note outlines odd recipe fragments and garbled instructions for a breakfast omelet lunch items. Mentions muffins fruit or vegetable salad fresh tomatoes pepper bacon and frying hints, all jumbled in a overheated draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Plumes
At the Shows Marlow and Weeknight Film lineups
A garbled program listing shows Marlow and multiple performances across days with attendee names and venues. It references an amateur concert, various cinema showings, and stage acts including The Country Duster and White Fang, plus a mix of actors and dates, all in a dense, fragmented OCR page.
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Rochelle Hadron
Gloria Briar
Parbre
Nelock Speal
Indies
Pridey
Reaimn Encarement
Jean Kershall
Air Mall
White Fang
Treasury Debates National Debt Figures and Costs
The Baltimore Sun reports the treasury department announced on Saturday that the national debt stands at 44.4 billion dollars with an additional 2.7 billion in necessary expenditures. The figures are definite yet incomplete, lacking a full statement of indebtedness. The piece notes the need to understand interest rates and carrying charges to assess true cost of debt and compares interest in 1925 and 1908, highlighting shifts in debt burden and the importance of full disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Ie National Dart
Tacoma
Tare Luin
Treasury
Baltimore Sun
Ambiguous fragment hints at local music and baseball ties
Fragmentary text mentions a music cultivation effort and a tie to the St Louis Cardinals, with scattered references to neighbors, farming, and stores. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the piece seems to mix cultural and sports notes without a clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evrehal Taloy
Artey
Capavigny
St Louis Cardinals
Murderer James Tortured Wife in Fated Death Case
Los Angeles July 27 prosecutors completed testimony in the trial of Robert S James who is accused of murdering his seventh wife Mary James by drowning her in a bathtub after forcing rattlesnakes to bite her. Witness Charles Hope described James taking pleasure in the torture and arranging the deadly plot including instructions to obtain snakes and dump the body in a fishpan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Gharles Hope
Robert S. James Qieer
Barber Saveht
Jamea
Mary
Wonans
James
Janes
Hope
Hostess to Store Geng Tulibey Family Five Courts Case
Fragmentary OCR hints at a New York suit involving the Geng Tulibey family, Peggy Lauder, and a claimant named Nils Wits. Details are unclear but indicate a financial action, possibly with a fifth party and multiple names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cenaus
Tulibey
Firth
New York
Nils Wits
Peggy Lauder
Cattle to Burlington Rail Move Amid Theft Fears
Burlington railroad officials report 460 carloads of cattle from Wyoming and Montana are moved today after a string of thefts in the region. Officials say the emergency movement aims to secure livestock as disruptive conditions persist across the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Railroad
Hatricken
Wyoming
Montana
Two Cambridge Men Plead to Extortion Case Details
Cambridge Md June 27. The escape of two Cambridge men after a gun fight with state federal and county authorities was disclosed today. Jerome Mowbray and Hallie Creighton Mowbray were arrested after a letter demanding 100 dollars was sent to Meg Williamson. In Rochester Mn Ruth Jennings and Leslie Wilman Hadge faced a wedding interruption as a Lutheran minister noted the bride’s age appeared uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Wmetcher William
Levi Phillips
Jerome Mowbray
Hallie Creighton Mowbray
Tlecra
Meg Williamson
Niegara Fulla N
Ramanin
Rochester
Misa Ruth Jennings
Leslie Wilman Hadge
Roosevelt attends Philadelphia ceremonies amid Great Lakes expo opening
President Roosevelt moved through a busy day touching a study button to open the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland and confer with Ambassador John Cudahy who had returned to aid his reelection effort. He also met with Frank Hines and others discussing pension adjustments for widows and dependents of veterans.
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Washington
Conferencen
New Tate
Liedrouth
Paadelphia Democrati
Gan
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Goming
Sepuonean
Alfred
Luodou
Kanaus
Frank Knox
Chicago
Pubilaber
Tne Piatform
Smilar
St Adie Intea Sinto
Officlal Ombert
Kymnawia
Inene Athletic Ube
Nimit
Manhattan
Rollins Tolegn
Han
Florida
Anen
Detroit News
Taras Prarmon
Onan
Banderas T
Dag Tor
Milner
Bata
Howe Lee Ancolen
Sania Barhars, Co
Nopervall
Septembac
Marlow
Yean. Hershall
Dorothy Petersen
Dionne
Morman Thomas
I Idhar Hoover Dieccar
Federaluei of
Ly Erskine Johnson
George Scarbo
Sporting
York City
Nhé
Tofay
Tomerrom
Vinny Sunter
Ann Preston
Minn Hale
Gheer
the Goring
Ato Wertead
Jack Menny
Ung Markey
Ted Treaty
Lido Fk
Ater
Friday
Naturdey
Wiliam Bord
Oswald
Oswald Shaper
Finvh
Gordon Fraturing
Rualer Cine
Universal News
Andurdas
Poorye Stub
Rio
Jondas
Robinia
Joan Biondell
Uuileta
Naltotk
Steturea
Heppinere
Liauicen
Thea
Dorothy Muckallt
Besmett
England
Nancy Carroll
Avery
Alping Siaielers
Screen Scoop
Robins
Discadea
W Oc Fields
Poppy
KGGC
Buffalo
Nesses
R 3
Hobbs
Prine Weanes Bagele Moel
Conte Stauber
Bryant St
N.Y
Livingston
Eustace McGargle
America
Tomontow, Tursway
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