U S Warships Move Toward Spain Amid Civil Conflict
The United States embassy advised Americans in Madrid to seek shelter if needed as a warships deployment was ordered to evacuate citizens if necessary. Embassy reports said Ambassador Claude G. Bowers in San Sebastian faced no indicated danger, while 1,582 Americans in Spain had suffered no harm. Diplomats prepared for possible flight options as civil fighting intensified.
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Madrid
United States
Washington
Spain
France
Oklahoma
Quincy
State Department
Air Corps pilots extinguish fire and land safely at Wright Field
Two veteran Army Air Corps captains F G Irvin and J F Griffith fought a fire in the left motor of a Douglas transport over Indiana then guided the damaged plane back to Wright Field, after five civilian observers bailed out with parachutes as smoke filled the cabin. The aircraft landed safely about an hour after the blaze began, with observers from Dayton, Middletown, and other towns identified in the incident.
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Dayton
Army Air Corps
Wright Field
F. G. Irvin
J. F. Griffith
Tavan
Griffith
Stowe
Veterans urged to be conservative in adopting legislative plan
Milwaukee dispatch reports National Commander M. A. Harlan of the Disabled American Veterans urged caution in adopting the organization’s legislative program. He warned that post election pressures will target veteran relief and argued for restraint over substantial federal funding while bolstering rehabilitation tied to employment. President Roosevelt and Maj. Gen. Charles Kilbourne delivered greetings urging dedication to national defense and opposition to anti government forces. The convention discussed social security, unemployment relief for veterans, and preferential hiring. continued coverage promised.
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Milwaukee
M. A. Harlan
The
Disabled American Veterans
D. A. V. Convention
el Paso
Tex
Charles Kilbourne
Chicago
Sixth Corps
Second Army
Roosevelt
Harlan
Drain
Washington
Federal
Social Security Board
Aaron Krachman
New York
Counel
Ace
Realiten Sand
Co. D. Hollenbeck
Te den Periment
Beaver Dam
Wis
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Minnesota
Farmer-Labor Party
Kohler Company
Federal Works
Wisconsin
Lindemann & Stoverson
Organized Labor
Alf M. Landon
National Committee
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
William Green
Craft Union
American Federation of Lauber
State Federation
Green- Lewis
United Automobile Workers of
Green
National Executive Committee
Lewis Committee
Green TS
Governor to Oppose Tuition Boost in Wisconsin
Governor Philip La Follette will oppose any resident tuition increase to balance the university budget. President Glenn Frank planned a new budget to raise 215000 by doubling fees but a 7 to 7 tie blocked the plan. The governor will state that any fee rise violates a policy of free education for Wisconsin students.
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Madison
Philip la Follette
University of Wisconsin
Glenn Frank
la Follette
Wisconsin
Frank
Pension leader speaks in east after walkouts
Dr. EB Townsend led an eastern speaking tour amid pension movement walkouts. He faced questions in a court battle aimed at ousting him and other officers from the Townsend plan, with hearings stretching into the night before adjourning at 1 a.m. to resume later.
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Cleveland
Townsend
Calef. Phyacun
Tushmoutine
Ernie
Imne
Comminee
Washington
Countehen
East Co
Samuel Ko Rramtz
Heat Wave Promised Across Corn Belt With 100s
Government meteorologist J R Lloyd forecast a new heat wave to push temperatures to 100 to 105 degrees across Kansas Nebraska western Iowa and northwestern Missouri. Central and eastern states could reach upper 80s to mid 90s with cooler conditions arriving tomorrow for the northern central states and a return to around 90 in Chicago. Downstate readings would be higher with unsettled weather today and possible showers.
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Chicago
Corn Belt
J. R. Lloyd
Lloyd
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Narsh Central States
Michigan
Great Lakes
Wigansin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Great Northwest
Movement to block Winnebago courthouse on Clark Kennedy site
Rumors swirl as attorneys and residents consider legal action to halt the Winnebago county courthouse project on the Clark Kennedy corner of Algoma Boulevard and Jackson Drive. Attorney Floyd Atherton confirms involvement but provides no details. Proposals include injunctions against the city building inspector and county, challenges to zoning changes, and possible funding for protests.
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Clark-Kennedy
Winnebago County
Clark- Kennedy
Algoma Boulevard
Jackson Drive
Counery
Floyd Atherton
Oshkosh
Clark~Kennedy Atte
Wreckage Hints Nuneca Fate in Glimmer of Damaged Wreckage
A Coast Guard search details a ship Nuneca missing after sailing from Grand Cayman to Tampa with Captain Moses Z Katkeonnel and Captain Coed M L Gableth presumed aboard. Traces of cargo near 108 miles from the sailing route sparked hopes as families in Tampa Georgetown and Jacksonville await word while a wide crew list and unidentified seamen are reported.
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Tampa
Via
Cntire
Grand Capmion Island
Moses Z. Katkeonnel
Coed
ML Gableth
Disi- Telenal Coast Guard
Angresta
TL Eden
Hare Ald
Peice Z
Ted Ae
Pertemgert
Myron Mire
Let Wares
Teena Jean Reeder
Dred
Areld
Tonye
Lee Hunter
Hathenim
Mobaie
Ala
Mr and Mars
Durlan Tibletts
Jacksonville
Taatuing Henning
Loxley
Miami
Georgetowwn
Grand Cayrannidand
Byron Park
Georgetown
Geen Actony
Fie
Hone A Bosna
Grand Casman Hora Padden
Grand Casmian
Hinweard Ebanks
van Brae
Oliver Tastes Cayman
Sedov Taten
Casman Brac
Tide turning on New Deal says Wiley in La Crosse
Alexander Wiley Republican gubernatorial candidate told a La Crosse audience that the tide is turning against the New Deal and its exponents. He condemned the administration's trade treaties and farm policies, calling for an end to what he termed waste and excess. Capt. S N Dancey of Chicago joined him, and eight rallies were planned in the Third district with dates in Mauston, Darlington, Prairie du Chien, Baraboo, Sparta, and Viroqua.
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America
Wiley
S.N. Dancey
Chicago
Cemminities
Dangey
Mauston
Darlington
Uly
Prairie du Chien
Barabon
Aui
Ifie
Sparta
Viroqua
Lyndon Station
Opwlian D. Carroll
State Senate
Funes
Carrell
Woman Jumps to Death from Milwaukee Hotel
A woman, identified as Hester Plack of Detroit, jumped from a high hotel in Milwaukee. Witnesses described her fear and the fall followed by medical attention. authorities investigated the incident as a suicide attempt with uncertain immediate cause.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukie
Hester Plack
Detroit
G O P Considers Double Ticket 10 Draw Heavy Vote
Milwaukee observers report heavy interest as G O P leaders weigh a double ticket plan during a campaign tour. The convention lists possible nominees for governor and key state posts while party leaders discuss strategy and a possible August meeting in Milwaukee.
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Alf M. Landon
Milwaukee
Loyal Spaniards Reclaim San Sebastian Amid Civil War Clashes
Officials warn of danger to foreigners as rebel air attacks sink ships near Cadiz and loyal forces mount a heavy assault on San Sebastian. 2,000 miners and a mountain battery participate while Ambassador Bowers is reportedly isolated in the San Sebastian embassy. Paris wires cut.
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Hendaye
France
Biscay Bay
San Sebastian
United States
Claude G. Bowers
Paris
Draft slate of candidates for county offices
The county Democratic organization in Winneconne endorsed a complete county slate and pledged a vigorous primary. Officials listed include Sheriff Byron Gunz Oshkosh. District Attorney Franklin McDonald Oshkosh. County Clerk Leslie Eberlein Seenah. County Treasurer Michael Gaylin Jn Wonneeokane. Clerk of Courts Edward Steckbauer Oshkosh. Register of Deeds Howard M. Howe Oshkosh. Coroner George Wiz Menasha. Assembly candidates Paul Sitter Oshkosh and Robert Heckner Menasha. precinct committeemen slate for Oshkosh with many names. Committeemen petitions require circulation in the candidate’s precinct, with 3 percent of governor votes minimum and 10 percent maximum, due by August 2.
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Winneconne
Democratic Organization
Sherif
Byron Gunz
Black Wolf
Franklin McDonald
Oshkosh
Leslie Eberlein
Seenah
Michael Gaylin Jn
Wonneeoane
Edward Steck
Bauer Oshkosh
Howard M. Howe
George Wiz
Menasha
Assembly
Paul Sitter
Robert Heckner
Forte
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Oha Geiger
Sra Os
Gruener “Peeler
Tmnteenth
Laws
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Farmer- Labor Party
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