Talmadge Seeks Democratic Nomination for President
Governor Eugene Talmadge of Georgia announced he will seek the Democratic nomination. He plans to open his campaign in Illinois in September with a series of mid western speeches. He expressed gratification at recent New England receptions and noted Florida support at the national convention.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jacksonville Journal Today
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Illinois
Florida
Roosevelt
New Deal
Camp Foster
Mid-West
New England
Lynching of Two Negro Farmers Near Columbus Mississippi
Ada AP report from Columbus Mississippi details the lynching of Bert Moore and Dooley Morton both about 26 years old. They were seized from Deputy Sheriff Parker Harris eight miles south of Columbus by about 35 white men in six cars, hanged from an oak tree near Zion Negro church, after alleged attempted attacks on a white woman. No shots were fired.
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Columbus
Miss
Bert Moore
Dooley Morton
Parker Harris
Lowndes County
Arkansas
Zion Negro Church
Trav
Eling
Harris
Aberdeen
Canubus
Gordon And Eudy Cleared But The Others Await Fate
Verdicts of acquittal were directed for two of five former prison camp officials in a North Carolina case. Judge Warlick halted further delibération as to T M Gordon and J W Eady while motions for acquittal against Henry Little C S McLaughlin and R C Rape were filed. The state rested after testimony on solitary confinement rules and punishment in North Carolina prisons.
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Charlotte
Wilson Warlick
Warlick
T. M. Gordon
J. W. Eady
Henry Little
C. S
State Highway Department
North Carolina
Miller
Barnes
Shropshire
Vienna Mourns Over Leader's Wife as Death Shocks Nation
Vienna mourns Frau Herma Schuschnigg wife of Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg amid a fatal auto crash. Her body lies in state near Schoenbrunn palace as fears rise over potential impact on government and politics. Prince Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg returns from Italy as Fasist home guard leader and vice chancellor to consider succession.
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Sinek
Vienna
Frau
Herma Schuschnigg
Kurt Schuschnigg
Schoenbrunn Palace
Frau Schuschnigg
Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg
Home Guard
Schuschnigg
Italy
Ex-Postal Worker Davis Released On Bond In Rock Hill
Former Rock Hill post office employee William B. Davis facing charges of stealing $10,000 from the mails was released today on bond after Rock Hill officials granted bail. Davis was arrested in Virginia. most of the money was recovered within 24 hours of the theft when the currency package was traced to a bank. He signed a confession and a trial is scheduled for this fall.
Wounded bandit report eyed as police seek clue in hold up
Police widen search for a possibly wounded man tied to a Wabash hold up that left two dead and one jailed suspect in Helena. L. C. Lum’s store robbery ended with Earl Alexander killed by his brother Fred Alexander. J. T. Davis arrested after confessing participation.
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Helena
Ark
Phillips County
Wabash
Earl Alexander
Earl Watts
Watts
L. C. Lum
Young Alexander
Fred Alexander
J. T. Davis
Elaine
Lum
Lynn Smith
Davis
Alexander
White Woman Slain By Negro Robber in Park Angers City
In New York a Black robber stabbed a young white woman to death in Morningside Park early today and beat and robbed her companion Albert Martinez, 25. The victim remained unidentified, known to Martinez as Leona.
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New York
Morningside Park
Albert Martinez
Martinez
Leona
Aged bride and groom chased from home by angry neighbors
Erie July 15. Julius F. Sweitzer 68 and his 86-year-old bride honeymoon under duress at an Erie hotel as neighbors wreck their Corry home. Guy King 64 jailed for shooting Laurence Field after chasing Sweitzer from his mother's home. About 600 people tarred and feathered the couple, shattered windows, and tore the railing as police rescued them. Field was killed July 3. King arrested beforehand.
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Erie
Julius F. Sweitzer
Corry
Guy King
Sweitzer
Laurence Field
King
Field
Eric
J. Burlingame
Fisheries Boat Sinks in Ocracoke Channel
The fisheries commission boat John A. Nelson ran aground with its bow on a shoal and the stern submerged in 15 feet of water in Ocracoke channel. The vessel sank yesterday and eleven aboard were rescued by Coast Guardsmen and taken by lifeboat to Atlantic.
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Mantec
Fisheries Commission
John A. Nelson
Ocracoke Channel
Ocracoke
a _— guard
Atlantic
Italy mobilizes more troops for possible Ethiopia war
Premier Mussolini orders another regular army division and a new Blackshirt division, plus ten submarines, raising Italy to at least 250000 troops for East Africa. The move follows Ethiopian military activity and expands mobilization across regulars and militia.
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Rome
Italy
Ethiopia
Benito Mussolini
Il Duce
East Africa
Il Duca
Television line planned in 1936
The federal communications commission is expected to grant permission for a long distance telephone television hookup early in 1936. Dr. Frank B. Jewett presents the request, as AT and Bell Labs plan an experimental link between New York and Philadelphia using a cable band about one million cycles wide to carry television images and interconnect stations.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Frank B. Jewett
Bell Telephone Laboratories
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York
Philadelphia
Morgenthau Defends Gold Clause Measure in Letter
Secretary Morgenthau defended Roosevelt's gold clause protection plan in a letter to Senator Fletcher. He argued shielding courts from damage suits would not affect the government's credit or security prices, countering fears of public faith erosion in government bonds. Simultaneously Ickes faced a high court ruling threatening low cost housing projects and federal condemnation limits.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Fletcher
Senate Banking Committee
New Deal
Ickes
Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Will Rogers on lawyers and reform at ABA convention
Santa Monica July 14 Will Rogers mocks the American Bar Association convention with a drought joke about pestilence and a sharp jab at lawyers. He jokes that lawyers should be tried first before defending cases, criticizing current ethics and calling for cleansing reforms.
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Santa Monica
Cal
California
American Bar Association
North Carolina July Vehicle Sales Rise in First Half
Sales of new motor vehicles in North Carolina for the first half of July reached 3 527, up from 2 620 a year earlier, announced L 8 Harris director of the motor vehicle bureau. In Washington the same day President Roosevelt nominated Hoffman Philip of New York as ambassador to Chile and Anthony J Drexel Biddle Jr of Pennsylvania as minister to Norway.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
L. 8
Harris
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Hoffman Philip
New York
Chile
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, Jr
Pennsylvania
Norway
Five Miners Dead in Mine Explosion Near Dortmund
An explosion 2,400 feet underground in a German coal mine near Dortmund left five miners dead and 26 seriously injured with many more trapped. Officials withheld the total number of men in the mine.
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Dortmund
Germany
Waley case moves to sentencing as Dainard pursuit continues
In Tacoma on July 15, counsel for Margaret Waley planned steps to delay her prison term after a verdict convicting her of kidnapping nine year old George Weyerhaeuser. Federal motions for arrest of judgment and new trial will be heard as authorities reportedly close in on William Dainard, believed to be the mastermind. Authorities declined to comment on Dainard as Waley awaits sentence.
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Tacoma
Wash
Margaret Waley
Weyerhaeuser
William Dainard
E. E. Cushman
George Weyerhaeuser
Harmon Mr. Waley
McNeill Island Federal Prison
Dainard
Mahan
Department of Justice
Truck Driver Held For Assault On 15 Year Old Girl
Fayetteville police jailed Bill McFayden, a construction company truck driver, without bond after Dorothy Hudson, 15, accused him of meeting her at a cafe, dragging her into an alley and cornfield to assault her, then taking her to a relative’s home before she escaped through a window. He offered no statement to officers.
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Fayetteville
Bill McFayden
Dorothy Hudson
McFayden
MacFayden
Belfast Quiet After Outbreaks Amid Orange Celebrations
Steel-helmeted troopers patrolled Belfast streets after religious riots left five dead and 74 wounded. The disturbance arose from last Friday’s Boyne celebration by Protestant Orange men. The latest casualty was 17-
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Battle of the Boyne
Raleigh Lawyer Urges Uniform Surety Legislation
Raleigh NC lawyer Brown Shepherd urged the Insurance Division of the American Bar Association to take initiative for more uniform laws on surety contributions and settlements. He noted North Carolina has many reported cases on the subject but shows splits of authority in various aspects.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Brown Shepherd
Raleigh
N. C
Urgen
Insurance Division
American Bar Association
North Carolina
The
Bar Association
Shepherd
Two Contests Shape Disabled Veterans Convention
New Haven July 15 delegates arrive for the national convention of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War. A four way race for national commandership looms with candidates from Detroit Cincinnati Utica and El Paso. George E Pickett arrives with Charlotte delegation to push for increased rehabilitation funding as the 1935 appropriation is debated.
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New Haven
Conn
Michael Whalen
Detroit
Michigan Department
Gan
M. Froome Barbour
Cincinnati
Paul Mercer
Utica
N. Y
L. Harlan
el Paso
Tex
George E. Pickett
Pickett
Charlotte, N
Greensboro Youth dies of infantile paralysis
Greensboro reports its first fatality from infantile paralysis Marvin Wright Ferrell Jr seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Wright Ferrell Walker Avenue died Monday morning after a weekend onset of headache and rapid decline hospital diagnosis confirms paralytic illness at 8 40 o clock Monday morning
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Greensboro
Marvin Wright Ferrell, Jr
Marvin Wright Ferrell
Walker Avenaoe
Weather forecast for North and South Carolina
Showers tonight and likely Tuesday morning with interior emphasis. Coastal areas warmer Tuesday. Winds from Sandy Hook to Hatteras shift from southeast and south to northwest tonight with overcast showers. From Hatteras to Jacksonville winds become moderate south or southwest then fresh offshore, with overcast conditions tonight and Tuesday.
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South Carolina
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Jacksonville
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