Basque center siege ends as rebels advance into Bilbao
In Bilbao insurgents occupy the Basque capital after hard fighting. Prisoners and refugees pour from the city as Asturian and Santander militiamen withdraw under insurgent advance. Ex-prisoners freed from Larrinaga prison join the exodus toward Vitoria.
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Bilbad
Eil
Astiriang
Santander
Con
Bilbao
Begona
Cient
Iizaldi Battalion
Ure
Larrinaga
Tey
Asturias
Vitoria
Weekend Storms Dampen Tennessee Kentucky And West Virginia
Local showers and thunderstorms are expected across Tennessee and Kentucky Sunday and Monday with little temperature change. In West Virginia, clouds linger with a slight warmth and possible thundershowers in the south, and showers possibly Sunday into Monday across other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Strukuy
Roosevelt Refuses to Send Troops Into Steel Strike
The White House declines to order federal troops to Johnstown Pennsylvania to quell the steel strike amid charges from both sides. Secretary Early and Governor Harle criticize unconstitutional moves while warning that troop deployment could cause more deaths. Continued coverage noted as the steel dispute dominates Washington headlines.
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Roosevelt
Washington
White House
Johnstown
Daniel J. Shields
Barry
Harle
Pennsylvania
Early
Probe to Involve Dauntless Fliers in Tax Inquiry
Washington reports that lawmakers may subpoena over 100 foreign company incorporators to testify in the tax avoidance probe. Treasury officials urge increases in taxes on income earned abroad and reforms to prevent community property loopholes.
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Dauntless
Washington
Vinson
Fentuckian
House and
Senate
The
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Doughton
D.N.G
United States
World's Wealthiest Indian Dies Leaves Heir Nullable Shielded
Tolsa Oklahoma reports the death of Jarkeon Barnett described as the wealthiest Creek Indian with about 3.28 million in cash and bonds and an 80 000 home. Officials note 35 Creek Indians with large land allotments in Creek county and oil fields face redistribution as heirs compete for the title. The line includes Enus Wilson and Mollie Jones Davis among others with fortunes cited ranging from 500 000 to 750 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolsa
Enus Wo Yon
Jarkeon Barnett
Creek County
Cushing and
Drumright
Parnete
United Dry Forces of Tennessee Form To Oppose Referendum
Prohibition supporters in Nashville formed United Dry Forces of Tennessee Inc to fight the liquor referendum set for September 23. The group filed with Secretary of State A. B. Broadbent and plans an injunction suit within ten days. Prominent incorporators include Dr John F Baggett James A Tate J Percy Priest and Dr R G Lee among others. The issue will not repeal dry laws. it signals voter sentiment and local district roles may guide lawmakers.
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Nashville
United Dry Forces of Tennessee, Inc
A. B. Broadbent
Andrew Tener
John F. Baggett
Methodist
King
Minnie Alison Welch
Chattanooga
Tennessee
W.G.T.U
C. C. Dan
Ist
Memphis
T. H. McMillan
W. K. Meacham
J. Frank Seiler
Elizabethton
H. L. Long
Lenoir City
John R. Dove
Bristol
Fred F. Brown
Knoxville
R. G. Lee
Bremphis
Rifle Shot Fatal for James Price
James Price a 21 year old Kingsport youth is dead after a rifle shot to the chest fired at his hotel lobby. Police say despondency drove the act and he died at Community hospital shortly after admission. Funeral planned at Oak Grove Cemetery Marion N Y with Haff Cook Funeral Home in charge.
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Tames Price
Kingsport
Gene Spencer
M. H. Witt
Price
Community Hospital
Homestead
Marion
G. L. Davis
Ben Price
N. C
Oak Grove
N. Y
Brays
Boreal
Church
Haff-Cook Funeral | Home
Gene Armitage
Jimmy Freeman
Ward Crane
Bill Gibbs
Lee Conley
Helly Glkey
Resolution Seeks End of Beer Sales in Sullivan County
Sullivan county magistrates announce a July county court resolution to enforce a 1935 state law banning beer within 2000 feet of churches schools or dance halls and to license and restrict beer sales. Retailers may continue until licenses expire while the committee is empowered to refuse new licenses. Some lobby efforts sought to amend or repeal the act. The motive cited is public morals safety and health. A monument in Quartzsite Arizona notes earlier camel introduction to the southwest.
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Sullivan County
Brack R. Sams
Nashville
Hughes Attacks Unfair Cliques in Democracy Fight
In Amherst on June 23 Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes denounced the ruthlessness of a temporary majority and the activities of organized minorities. He warned unchecked majorities could eventually overthrow democratic institutions and emphasized that democracy rests on moral fundamentals.
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Amherst
Mass
Charlies Evans Hughes
French Premier Blub Seeks Full Emergency Powers
Paris June 1971 The Chamber of Deputies grants Premier Blub renewed authority to reform finances by decree after a heated session. The Senate previously rejected the measure 188 to 72, with the government facing charges of dictatorship. Blub pressed the bill again and won broad support by 346 to 24 in a late night vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Leon Blub
Senate
Jemier Blum
Chamber
Rogersville man bound over in murder case
Garnie Winstead 21 is bound over to the grand jury on murder charges in the death of 3-year-old Hawkins County deputy Harrell after a car crash Saturday. He posted a $5,000 bond and faces preliminary hearings as police recount a confrontation at Main and Church and a pursuit ending near Spears Springs.
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T. Barton
Winstead
Rogersville
Main
Church Streets
Barton
Bull's Gap
Spears Springs
T. N.howe
Harrell
Hartfeld
Former Refuge of Outlaws Becomes National Park
Muskogeer Oklahoma June 215 The Cookson Hills long a notorious outlaw refuge are being converted into a national park A 32000 acre area above the juncture of the Illinois and Arkansas rivers was bought by the government for a7 25 per acre and over 34 million is spent on rehabilitation Poverty stricken farmers are moved to Canadian and Arkansas river bottom land due for sale over 40 years Greenleaf Lake at the center of the new park will be stocked with game fish
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Berlin
Leipzig
London
Moscow
Bilbao
Francisco Franco
Ttaly
Portugal
France
Tageblatt
Muskogeer
Oklo
Cookson Hills
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Dalton Brothers
Belle Starr
Clinois
Arkansag Rivers
Greenleaf Lake
Dalton Gang
Bloody riots erupt with one dead twelve hurt in steel towns
In Johnstown and Youngstown violent clashes erupted at Bethlehem Cambria and Republic Steel plants. Gov Earle ordered drastic action and martial law while state police patrolled as pickets fanned the riot zones. One man died and twelve were wounded in Youngstown as police used tear gas and rioters pelted officers with bullets.
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Johnstown
George Earie
Bethlehem
Cambria
Youngstown
Augustine S. Janeway
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
George H. Earle
Earle
Harrisburg
David Watkins
CIO
Youndstown
Republic Steel Corporation
John Bogovich
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Thomas Osraby
Bullet Wold
Ed Salt
The
Youngstown Vindicator
Ig. I. O
Co. I. O
Marx
John L. Lewis
C.so
Republic
Steel Campuies
Cleveland
Chicago
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Edward H. Crump
James Price
Lisyd
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Frances Perkins
Edward I. McGrady
Frances Perking
Secretary of Labor
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Ite
Edward F. McGrady
Lloyd K. Garrison
University of Wisconsin
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