Roosevelt 10 Try Again But He Won't Win
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan says Roosevelt will seek a third term but cannot win his party’s nomination. Gov. Murphy of Michigan hints at four more years. National chairman Hamilton accuses Hopkins of launching a third term push amid opposition chatter. Vandenberg recalls 1928 GOP opposition to Coolidge and argues Roosevelt cannot secure his convention victory.
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New York
Thomas
Oklahoma
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Nevada
Swanson
Navy
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Supreme Court
la Follette
Wisconsin
Charlie McCarthys
TVA Rates Were Not Told to Morgan, Lilienthal Admits
Knoxville report states Director David E. Lilienthal acknowledged under questioning that former TVA Chairman Arthur Morgan did not know the agency’s yard-slick power rates before reading them in a newspaper. Lilienthal said the rates were proposed and later revised by the board to inform municipalities seeking TVA power of expected retail costs.
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Tenn
David E. Lilienthal
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Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Arthur Morgan
Charles A. Wolverton
New Jersey
Congressional
Lilienthal
Congress
Roosevelt
Morgan
Wolverton
Consul General at Warsaw Bevan Dies in Berlin
American consul general at Warsaw Thomas J. Resan died in Berlin after a sudden kidney attack. He had just returned from vacation in the United States and was en route to Warsaw when he fell ill and was admitted to a Berlin hospital. His wife arrived in Berlin on Friday.
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Berlin
Thomas J. Resan
Warsaw
United States
Attempted assassination and Puerto Rico riot at parade
Rioting followed an unsuccessful attempt on Puerto Rico Governor Blanton Winship’s life in Ponce during a parade review. Shots wounded the governor’s party and at least two people were killed with about twenty injured. Police returned fire as tensions surged during the 40th anniversary celebrations marking the U.S. landing in the Spanish American War.
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Puerto Rico
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Ateast
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National Guard
San Juan
New York
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Puerto Rico National Guard
Miguel Angel Garcia Mendez
House of Representatives
Francisco Lopez Dominguez
Agriculture and Commerce
Maverick 15 Defeated in Tea Vote in Dallas Primary
Dallas voters delivered a tight result in the Democratic primary with Paul J. Kilday beating Maury Maverick by about 546 votes. Maverick and McFarlane trailed, while W. Lee O’Daniel won the governor’s nomination outright. Maverick declined a recount and pledged a two year rest before seeking office again. Roosevelt did not endorse Maverick or McFarland.
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Texas
Maury Maverick
House
W. Lee O'Daniel
Morgan Sanders
W. D McFarlane
Maverick
Roosevelt
Paul J. Kilday
San Antonio
Kilday
Lincoln
Sanders
McFarlane
Lindsey Beckworth
Ed Gossett
Committee For Industrial Organiation
Jess
Czech draft for Sudeten autonomy eyes submission
Premier Milan Hodza announced the Czechoslovak government’s draft statute for the Sudeten Germans and other minorities, crafted by professors judges ministers and a six member parliamentary committee. He aims to submit tomorrow to Sudeten Germans and in subsequent days to Hungarian and Polish minorities, outlining liberal principles and answering immediate questions.
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Theniversit Professors
Hodza
Weather Highlights From Wisconsin and Regions
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday with cooler air in the southeast. Milwaukee reports a high of 84 and a low of 58 with 0.2 inches of precipitation and southeast winds. Buckstaff Observatory notes a maximum 84 and minimum 58 with barometer 29.60.
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Wisconsin
Felon Escapes From Madison Hospital
Harold Zimmerman, 46, a Wisconsin State Prison inmate, escaped unseen from Madison General Hospital while receiving medical treatment. He was confined in a small building near the main unit and was last described as five feet seven inches tall and about 140 pounds. Police had no trace of him on the day of the escape. He was serving one to four and a half years for larceny.
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Wisconsin General Hospital
Harold Zimmerman
Waupun State Prison
Zimmerman
Uni
Milwaukee County
Omro Holds Two Day Fete Brimming With Pageantry
Eva Mae Carpenter crowned queen of Omro two day festival as parade winds through the village. Frank B. Keefe presents crown and diamond ring from the Omro Business Men's association to the queen. Attendants honored. bands from Omro Winneconne and Menasha participate. Floats depict fairyland tales and historic scenes. costumes include a Metropolis loaned gown. A Sunday motor boat regatta on the Fox River concludes the weekend events.
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Omro
Miss Carpenter
Frank B. Keefe
Mass Carpenter
Mr. Keefe
Omre Business Men’s Association
Opal Shafer
Gladys Hanson
Grace Stomeke
Betty Jane Anderson
Legionnaires
Norma Shearer
Mane Antoinette
Omro Business Men's Association
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
Clayton Sterrns
Omra
Winneconne
Menasha
M. K. Reilly
Fox River
Sport
Storm Rips Through Trempealeau and Jackson Counties
Severe wind and electrical storm swept north central Wisconsin Sunday night, damaging Trempealeau and Jackson counties. Four barns were blown down, lightning struck a barn, hay barns ignited, livestock killed, and buildings shifted off foundations near Blair. Trees toppled and power lines were briefly disrupted in rural areas, with Wood County reporting no structure damage.
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Wisconsin
Trempealeau
Jack
Blair
Jackson County
Taylor
Trump Coulee
Wood County
One of Every 37 In U S Is a Criminal
Indianapolis report by the American Bar Association’s law enforcement committee warned crime is a major problem. It noted a yearly $15 billion cost and said major crimes occur about once every 22 seconds, contributing to the world’s largest prison population relative to population.
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United States
Law Enforcement Committee
American Bar Association
America
Colombia plane crash kills thirty four in Bogota
A stunting passenger plane crashed into a crowd at Campo de Marte military field in Bogota killing 34 aboard and injuring many. The government will cover funeral expenses and medical costs for 40 injured. President-elect and officials attended the scene as witnesses described debris and a fuel blast.
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Althenehit
Bec
Alfonso Lopes
Campo de Marie
German Plane Sails Across Ocean on Second Flight
Port Washington reports a German plane completing its second trip in a week as Mercury returns to North America. The craft launched from Horta in the Azores, 2897 miles away, and landed in Botwood Newfoundland, with a planned route to Lisbon and Foynes, Ireland.
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Horta
Azores
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Quebec
Ercury
St. Lawrence River
Rotwood
Newfoundland
Botwood
Lisbon
Portugal
Foynes
Ireland
Fond du Lac Grand Jury Probe Sought by Citizens Committee
Fond du Lac Wisconsin judge Clayton F Van Pelt heard a request from the Fond du Lac county citizens committee for a grand jury investigation into vice and gambling. A delegation led by Rev Cece Dawson and Peabody of Ripon presented affidavits and urged action. The judge advised presenting evidence to Governor La Follette before filing with the court.
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Wis
Clayton F. van Pelt
van Pelt
la Follette
Agethon
State securities dealer license suspended amid concealment findings
Madison firm M H Pyllesby & Co and Associates of Chicago had its Wisconsin securities dealer license suspended by the state banking commission. The probe found nearly $900,000 paid to conceal purposes, and payments to officials and affiliates, with other findings including $254,000 to J F Forbes and $169,188 to Samuel Kahn. The commission warned licensed dealers cannot permit such practices, and the case proceeds as details unfold on page 2.
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He M. Pyllesby & Co
Chicago
Wisconsin
State Banking Commission
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Comin Tan
Alade
Dinneen
Khot
Willan M. Dinneen
J F. Forbes
San Francisco Public Accountant
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Market Street
Samuel Kahn
Byllesby-affiliated Railway Company
Commission
Forbes
Haifa vegetable market bomb sparks Palestine bloodshed
A powerful blast in an Arab crowd at Haifa’s vegetable market kills many and wounds dozens as violence spreads across Palestine. Reports say Arabs and Jews suffer heavy casualties, a 24 hour curfew is imposed, and British forces rush to aid in the disaster zone.
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Palestine
Haifa
Ramathkaveesh
Nazareth
Tiberias
Kfaryavetz
Potee
Samen
Ochildren
Gath
Chamberlain Foils Baring Pact Plan In House
In a tense Commons session Landon era headlines report Chamberlain defends the government amid questions on the Anglo-Talan pact. Philip Noel-Baker pressed ministers about bringing the agreement into force and Chamberlain suggested a recess might be used if needed.
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