Roosevelt Addresses Prosperity Rally in Charlotte
President Roosevelt spoke to about 30 000 people at the Green Pastures rally in Charlotte's municipal stadium. In a rain soaked appearance he said the nation has rounded the corner toward prosperity without destroying liberty or intruding on states rights. He tied his speech to biblical imagery and touched on reelection themes as rain cleared and a rainbow appeared as he concluded.
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Roosevelt Address Prompts Helena Independent Page 4
The Helena Independent directs readers to page 4 for the full text of President Roosevelt's address delivered last night in Charlotte New York. The instruction emphasizes where the presidential remarks can be read in this issue.
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Fires and marches as world tensions flare in brief European chaos
Reports from multiple fronts recount Nazi oratory amid crowd applause as Jewish and Bolshevik themes are invoked. Soviet leader cites Japanese threat to Russia while aerial bombardment looms. A Spanish resort comes under heavy artillery fire as Iberian fighting intensifies.
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Progressives Expected To Back Roosevelt At Conference
Chicago reports say a New Den democrat Senator Hugo Black and about 75 liberal leaders from Wisconsin Minnesota and other states plan to attend a conference called by Robert M La Follette to discuss economic problems and likely support for President Roosevelt. La Follette Philip La Follette Governor LaGuardia and others were due to attend with Black stating the meeting should decide a joint campaign course. The conference, to be held near Madison, will be closed to invited participants only and marks a push to mobilize liberal support as the national campaign nears.
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Mansion of Dawes Placed Under Guard
The Evanston home of General Charles G. Dawes former vice president was guarded by police until after his adopted daughter Virginia Dawes wedding on Saturday. Lt Carl Ekman said Dawes requested protection after reports of a suspicious loiterer near the residence. Virginia Dawes will marry Richard Thompson Cragg son of Mr and Mrs Karl J Cragg of Evanston.
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Democrats Victorious In Alaskan Elections
In Juneau Alaska Democratic candidates for legislative congressional and territorial seats declared abolition of flaw fraps and resist Core territories control board power. Early returns show Dimond leading Gore 3 to 1 for a new term in Congress. Territorial legislature expected to be Democratic in January with a senator and four representatives.
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Texas farmer held by kidnappers ransom stated
Lufkin Texas Sept 10 Mrs W G Ponderburk wife of a prominent farmer reported today her husband was being held by two men demanding 1500 for his release The missive in his handwriting postmarked Shreveport La was turned over to Lufkin officers who began an investigation The note describes a beating and hunger and says they plan to take him to Texarkana tonight confirming the abduction as authorities probe further The letter ends with Your husband but they wont align my name Ransom
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State Democratic Chiefs Meet in Great Falls
Montana democratic leaders assemble in Great Falls for informal conferences ahead of the state convention. Grover Cisel of Brings will call the Grand theater session to order at 10:30 p m Saturday with Senator Wheeler expected as temporary chair. James F. O Connor of Livingston named permanent chairman for the eastern Montana district race. Sam Bernhardt says about 280 delegates will be seated.
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Whitefish Road Session Closed at Convention
In Whitefish on Sept 16 delegates from Montana Idaho Nevada and California held a convention to promote highway No 43 improvements and development. Officers elected were Hinrland Wells president Duncan Shing vice president James Cushman secretary and Robert Mises treasurer. Ely Nevada chosen as next meeting place with local golf medalists Eugene Marsh and W G Ferguson noted among out of state participants.
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Speech of Gov. Landon to Be Heard via Air
Republican national headquarters announced Gov Alf Landon will deliver a Portland Maine speech Saturday night. The address will be broadcast from 6 30 p m Mountain standard time over about sixty stations of the National Broadcasting Company red network.
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Cleveland Heads Found In Killer Case At Kingsbury Run
Cleveland detectives report the sixth headless body found in Kingsbury Run within a year. The torso was severed, head missing, a blood stained shirt wrapped in a Tuesday newspaper found nearby. Victims dated back to 1945 with one identified as Edward A. Andrasy, 28.
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Cost of relief in drought to rise
Washington reports higher relief costs as President Earl drives new plans to aid more than half the nation’s farming families through spring. WPA estimates total relief outlay to June 30, 1937 reaches at least 26 million dollars for a month, with expenditures already around 15 million and potential totals surpassing 125 million as farm areas in western and midwestern states face drought.
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German flying boat reaches Port Washington after long Atlantic flight
A team of four Germans landed their 10 ton Zephyr at Port Washington after a 22 hour 14 minute flight from the Azores. They logged 2 990 miles nonstop in preparation for a projected regular air service across the Atlantic.
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Just a Minute with Irvin S Cobe
In Las Vegas on September 10 a Japanese doctor reportedly claims simple rules can extend life to 240 years. The writer jokes about wriggling in bed to test the idea, notes a breakfast mishap, and imagines greeting the doctor on his 240th birthday with a playful, sardonic tone.
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Reds Refusing To Yield City Front
San Sebastian endures urban fighting as anarchists urge surrender while nationalists seek to limit damage. French veterans back neutrality policy amid Spain crisis. Bombardment resumes after a 48 hour truce breaks, with defenders fearing internal clashes and civilians bearing the brunt. Local banks move assets as consular protests grow.
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Mae Irriburt and Spaarlah Arrive in Parliament Turmoil
In diplomatic circles Mae Dolores Irriburt and Hlory Spaarlah arrived in Parliament amid a fresh crest of protests. Thousands of French workers staged strikes and demonstrations against neutrality policies toward Spain as tensions rose.
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Russ charge Jap troops plan big war in Far East
A Pravda dispatch from Ulan Bator says Japan and its allies are marching toward a large conflict with the Soviet Republic. The report asserts Japan's forces, with occupation aims in north China and further penetration toward Mongolia, are preparing for a major war.
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Rumor of Revolt in Porturel Denied
Jaabon Portugal September 10 The government said the nation is quiet and denied reports of a second naval revolt. Earlier an attempted mutiny aboard two ships was swiftly suppressed by the authorities.
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US Naval forces seek details after reported attack on merchant ship
Washington says no information on an attack by a Spanish submarine on an American merchant ship. The battleship Oklahoma, leaving Gibraltar to return to U S waters, was due at Hampton Roads tomorrow. The heavy cruiser Quincy and Coast Guard Cutter Cayuga were near Gibraltar, with two destroyers ordered withdrawn from Spanish waters. The office of naval communications said no American warship reported going to assist another vessel. The Quincy leads operations in the area and would be first informed of any movement.
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Several Hundred Americans Leave Spanish Waters
Washington reports the United States withdrew four warships from dangerous Spanish revolution zones to avoid trouble, while gunboats remain nearby for rescue if needed. Secretary of State Mull said diplomats should stay only while safe and urged Americans to leave if danger grows.
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Federal Irrigation Congress Opens in Provo Utah
Provo Utah Sept 10 The Federal Irrigation congress opens with discussion on urgent needs of irrigation districts in the western states The program is presented by George W Grebe of Boise Idaho who serves as president of the congress.
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Latter Day Saints Church Launches Self Help Relief Drive
East Lake City reports the Latter Day Saints Church will oversee a relief drive to aid idle church members. By October 1 the program aims to replace federal aid with church coordinated projects such as canning sewing and cooperative enterprises. The security director Harold Bo Tee notes progress since April and donations have supported equipment and training.
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