Arkansas Senator Joseph Robinson Nominated for Vice Presidency
James J. Williams reports from Houston on March 29 that Arkansas Senator Joseph T. Robinson won the Democratic nomination for vice president with a landslide vote at the Democratic National Convention. Major General Henry T. Allen trailed, while delegates rallied to Robinson as the leading Democratic choice for the ticket with plans to confront Curtis of Kansas and Hoover in November.
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JAMES J. WILLIAMS
Associated Press
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Chicago Gang Must Gough Up Its Loot
A Chicago court ordered Mayor Thompson and co defendants to refund to the city 2 245 604 dollars in fees paid to real estate experts. The decree said the payments were illegal and the mayor and associates had defrauded the city during a prior administration.
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CHICAGO
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Senator Walsh Praises Governor Smith in Warm Tribute
Senator T J Walsh lauded Governor Al Smith as a striking figure in American politics and praised his eight year record. He cited Smiths handling of New York policies and the enforcement of reform laws, asserting Smith would put the man above the dollar and ensure honest federal governance.
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China
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Joe Robinson Lends Fury to Democratic Battle
Houston June 28 AP Forty five years ago a farm boy grew to become Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas selected by Democratic leaders as vice presidential standard bearer. He is described as powerful on the stump and fierce in debate, with a rapid temper but relentless drive. Continued on Page Ten.
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Thea Rasche Abandons Atlantic Flight Attempt
New York June 29 Thea Rasche German aviatrix announced she has abandoned her attempt to fly the Atlantic in the Bellanca monoplane North Star and will retire in Germany.
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Sam Stewart Praises Smith and Democratic Platform
Sam V. Stewart, former governor of Montana, praises the Democratic platform adopted at the Houston convention and the nominees. He calls the platform first class and supportive of law enforcement. Stewart hails Smith as an able executive with wide public service experience and a strong appeal to veterans. He also commends Senator Robinson and the ticket as harmonious and solid. Stewart plans Western Montana tour including Bitter Root, Missoula, Flathead regions, and a July Fourth Kalispell address after a northern Montana flight tour.
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Houston
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Smith
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Minsoula
Flathead country
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Democrats Plan Rough Campaign Strategy for 193? Presidency
Houston reports the Democratic camp aims to attack the opponent vigorously in the presidential race with two strong ticket men. They expect a tough, aggressive campaign with key roles in strategy and leadership, including selecting the national committee chair. Clem Shaver of West Virginia is mentioned as a potential leader to guide the maneuvering efforts.
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PAUL F. HAUPERT
Associated Press
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Formal Acceptance Pledges KI to Stand Behind Day Statutes
Gov Alfred E. Smith accepts the Democratic presidential nomination in a telegram outlining his stance on prohibition. He pledges to enforce laws but calls for fundamental changes in prohibition provisions and congratulates Senator Robinson on his vice presidential nomination.
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Gorciner Smith
Mob Storms Lynching in Brookhaven Jail
A mob of several hundred forced entry to the Lincoln County jail in Brookhaven Mississippi and lynched two Black prisoners Jamme and Stanley Bearden accused of assaulting white residents. The night of violence follows earlier arrests and a show of force by armed citizens.
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Colorado Tornado Takes Human Toll
A tornado struck a farming district south of Jobtown, Colorado, killing a woman and causing another death from heart disease thought to be fright. More than 20 people were injured as homes for Mexican beet workers were destroyed in a heavily settled area about 20 miles northeast of here. Continued on Page Tera.
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Service Men Back Smith to Aid Democratic Platform
A permanent organization of democratic farmer servicemen was elected in Houston Texas on June 24 to help the native Bennet card of Missouri and the late Champ Clark. The group, formed from war veteran delegates meetings, places its head in support of the national convention platform.
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Mob Attack Narrows In On Stripped Victim In Public Scene
A mob attacked a person described as Medes Mio Tare in a chaotic incident noted by local reporters. Witnesses reported around 270 participants and multiple injuries as assailants stripped the victim and fled the scene. The event occurred near Morag and involved workers and area residents amid tense conditions. Further details remain unclear due to fragmented source text.
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Thumbnail sketch of Joe Robinson
Born August 2 on a farm near Lonoke Arkansas son of a physician educated in common schools Lonoke Arkansas and University of Virginia taught country schools summer to pay education pursued law at Lonoke in 1895 elected to state legislature at age 22 later elected to Congress from the sixth Arkansas district served continuously until 1913 when elected governor and then United States senator 12 days ago took office as governor did not take senate seat married to Ewilda Gertrude Miller Methodist recreation unspecified
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Work admits ticket will be hard to beat in convention
Washington dispatch notes Secretary Work and Hoover reacting to the Democratic convention. Homer Work outlines nominee options and a Chicago official, James W. Good, as campaign lead. Hoover keeps silent on during radio reports while Work asserts the convention named the possible candidate.
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Slayer of three near Ruchville to die in chair
Chadron reports that Tharye Siermes a farm hand was convicted by a district court for the murder of three Roger Portion family members near Ruchville Nebraska in May. He was sentenced to die in the electric chair at the Nebraska prison on October 22.
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Conscript Act Aid Sought by Disabled Veterans
The Helena Independent reports a booklet on safe vacations urged by American Veterans. The piece notes proposals from the Veterans organizations to expand federal aid and medical care, with emphasis on mobility aids and coverage for veterans overseas.
Falling Water dam breaks near Cookeville Tennessee
Severe flooding follows the Falling Water River power dam collapse at 6:10 p.m. 20 foot flood wave inundates a narrow valley 12 miles from Cookeville. The city already faced water outages as pumps burned and telephones failed. Details uncertain as officials assess casualties and timing.
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Man Believed 10 De Car Thief Flees From Arrest
A Benton Avenue chase near Schaeffer Alling station ended with Elmer W. Day fleeing after Sheriff Burgess aimed pistols and fired into the air. Day, from Meddybemps, Maine, faced Hudson car theft charges at Butte. The pursuit extended as Day vanished through Holter Street and into nearby streets, with officials cutting the search short as the page continued.
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Alleged Slayer of Girl Captured by Police in Kernauer
In Kernauer Saskatchewan authorities report the capture of an alleged killer tied to the abduction and death of a young girl. Police and mounted patrol units secured the suspect after a pursuit through the region. Further details remain scarce as investigators piece together the sequence of events and motive.
Butte B06 Hurdle Race Won by An Outsider
An outsider named Hank won the Butte B06 hurdle race at Tune 29 1 AP-Recount event. He set records for the International Racing Greyhound Association and paid 210 on take G2 co-ownership ticket.
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Church Chiefs Rally to Back Dry Democratic Senate Ticket
Southern church leaders from Baptist and Methodist groups called for immediate organization to support dry Democratic state nominees and oppose wet candidates in the 1940s themed political realignment. The clergy stated the move aimed to preserve Southern democracy and unity, with leaders including prominent church figures urging concerted action.
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