Leader says Gomeromith not member
Public Hall Cleveland United Press reports Gov Landon declined Townsend club invitation to speak at second annual convention. A London telegram stated Roosevelts inability to address them until after his nomination acceptance. Dispute emerges as Townsend movement reader Gomer Smith is said not to be a member.
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Lyie C. Wilson
United Press
Public Wall
Cleveland
U.ai
Ale M. Landon
Townsend Club
London
Public Hall
White House
Roosevelt
Stephen Early
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Francis E. Townsend
Old Age Pension Plan
Gerald Smith
Father Coughlin
Townsend
Dr. Townsend
Rev. Smith
Rev
Coughlin
Associated Press
I Anderson
Associated Press Foreign Staff
George Andrew McMahon
King Hadward
Seur
Trishmyny
McMathan
Scotland Yard
McMahon
McMnahon
Edward
York House
Winnebago County Federation selects Priebe as head
Harold Priebe alderman from Oshkosh Fourth ward and Progressive candidate for state assembly was elected chairman of the Winnebago county unit of the Farmer-Labor Progressive federation at the Hotel Raull. Mayhew Mott of Neenah named vice chairman and Rose Beck secretary. Beatrice Beeher chosen secretary. Sporn remains secretary. Meeting focused on electing officers and endorsing candidates for the federation slate.
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Harold Priebe
Oshkosh
Tate Assembly
Winnebago County
Farmer-Labor Progressive Federation
Raull
Mayhew Mott
Neenah
Rose Beck
Beatrice Beeher
Ar. P. Cecretan Sporn
Ain
Organi Ian
Lest Oe
Federaion
Pets Mir. Prehe
Charles Prtratz
Feneration
Tor State
Wiprebegeeoapty
Frei S. Bromsden
Noes
Fener
Larehseer
Feder
Goffigt Ett
Bite Frey
Second victim of crash dies in Wisconsin collision
Appleton resident C C Murdock died of injuries after an automobile collided with a truck at a highway intersection near Kaukauna. The truck driver Robert Owen of Manitowoc was killed instantly in the wreck.
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Appleton
Wis
Kaukauna
C.C. Murdock
Murdock
Robert Owen
Manitowoc
Owen
Peace moves in labor federation seek AFL compromise
United Mine Workers and 11 allied unions face potential suspension as AFL factions discuss a plan to unite workers by industry while the craft unions back a steel autos and rubber drive. George M. Harrison pushes renewed talks as factions weigh a peace path with August insurrection threats looming.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Craft and Industrial Union
A. F. of L. Executive Council
United Mine Workers
Committee For Industrial Organization
Indus
John L. Lewis
Executive ‘Council
Lewis Committee
George M. Harrison
Chicago
Harrison
Lewis Group
Wiley Seeks Clean Politics in First Speech
Washburn Wisconsin Republican candidate for governor, Wiley, launched his campaign emphasizing clean politics. He told a crowd that he would present issues, avoid pledges, and press for fair government under voters’ evaluation. The speech urged unbiased thinking and pledged to oppose biased or partisan tactics.
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Povernor
Wiles
Wisconsin
Anaiter
Jagat
New England Redefined in Election Plot Drama
Republican Chairman John D. M. Hamilton predicts a sweeping New England win for Gov Alf Landon with a strong showing in New York. Ely, an anti New Deal Democrat and ally of Al Smith, supports London. Hamilton forecasts a Harlem to 1,000,000 vote gap and a large state majority, signaling a national campaign push with a continued focus on Republican gains.
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Boston
New England
Alf
Lanedon
John D. M. Hamilton
Road Farm
Arm”D
Joseph B. Ely
Ely
Alred E. Smith
Wouth Hamilton
London
Hamilton
New Yor
Harlem
England
Hama
Marston
Topeka
Grarge
Two Burn To Death In Flaming Auto
Two Racine women died in a fiery crash when their car collided with an ice truck near Kenosha Wisconsin. Morris Gelman driver of the car was pulled from the wreck but his sister Belle and his mother Bertha Gellman perished. Gelman was hospitalized with severe burns.
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Kenosha
Wis
Racine
Morris Gelman
Belle
Bertha Gellman
Gellman
Kenosha Hospital
Blackman
Sam
Judge Backus of Milwaukee in critical condition after train fall
Milwaukee judge and University of Wisconsin regent August C. Backus remained in critical condition after falling from a moving Northwestern train near Milwaukee. He suffered a skull fracture and brain pressure requiring emergency surgery and a blood transfusion. Trainmen offered competing theories for the fall as Backus rode from St. Paul to Chicago.
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St. Paul
Milwaukee
C. Backus
University of Wisconsin
Northwestern
Backus
Elmer Behrendt
Aherd
Chicago
Scalihkee
Speeml
Municipal Court
Northwestern Road
Judie Backuss
Nesses
Ind
Ain
Emer
Suspect Claims His Act Was Merely Protest
An extensive grand jury inquiry in Madison targets independent oil jobbers amid alleged unfair competition by large firms. A Smith Refining Company manager was indicted for perjury. the probe, ordered by A G Homer Cummins, spans contracts and price schedules with about 100 questioned, led by Washington officials and local prosecutors.
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Kenneth Hopping
Madison
Wis
Grand Jury Room
Washington
William A. Tracy
Ft. Worth
Tex
Buyls
Sinthir Refining Company
Cummings
Adv
Homer S. Cummins
National Oil, Marketers Association
Department of Justice
Dist. Atty
John 4. Boyle
Grand Jury
Thunderstorms Shape Wisconsin Forecast Across Regions
Forecast calls for thunderstorms tonight or tomorrow across parts of Wisconsin with possible relief from heat. Readers are urged to monitor local weather updates as storms may impact outdoor plans and gardening conditions in central and western areas.
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Wisconsin
J. Ry Lloyd
Central States
Middle West
Chicago
European powers reach agreement amid tense talks
Delegations from major European nations announce a formal accord after days of intensive diplomacy. Officials underscore a collective commitment to regional stability while signaling continued talks on contested borders and security guarantees.
Fire Situation Echoes 1929 Disaster Across Cities
Turbulent fire reports sweep Milwaukee Minneapolis and nearby towns as lineups of firefighters and equipment rush to fire scenes. The unprecedented blaze endangers thousands, with injuries feared and evacuation underway while authorities assess damage and next steps. Continued coverage on page 2.
Landon Receives Visitors at Kansas Capitol Campaign Stop
Topeka dispatch reports 1936 Republican candidate Gov. Alf M. Landon meeting officials and supporters at the Kansas capitol. The day included a conference with Governor Landon and remarks delivered during his state capitol visit amid questions of campaign strategy and party cooperation.
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Landon
Kansas’ Capital
Lewis Larkin
United Press
Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Td A.m
C. S
Capt. A
National Stow Rday
Eugene Meyer
Ero
Winshmdton
Pacific Northwest Wheat Aid For Relief Distribution
The AAA approved purchase of 2,000,000 bushels of white wheat from the Pacific Northwest for relief distribution via state agencies. Wheat stock in the region was above normal, aiding flour production for relief efforts as drought and heat battered the Midwest with mounting crop losses and rising corn prices.
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Washington
AAA
Pacific Northwest
Brouth
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Townsend Old Age Pension Movement
Gomer Smith
Townsend Movement
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Bingen
Sala Po Tarry
Burton
Alliance
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Maine
Massachusetts
Martin
Aiwanker
Herbert
Frank Fo Calenar
Renes Tyne & Teat
Minneapolis
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Raghay Roy
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Jake
Sets Bieaede
Regenteen Sol
Tate
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Perentrut
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Tray Green
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Sea Wars
Tane
Drouth
Mid- West
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