Landon to Vacation as Roosevelt Fetes in Philadelphia
Gov. Alf Landon will leave the national stage and vacation at the McGraw ranch near Estes Park Colorado while Democrats meet in Philadelphia to nominate Roosevelt. He plans no speeches during vacation and will return July 6 to address the state legislature.
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Chinese Japanese officials confer over north China crisis
In Tientsin and Peiping high Chinese officials met with Japanese officers commanding troops amid fears of civil war in the south. The talks centered on Manchukuo recognition and northern provincial separation from Nanking, with demonstrations and Cantonese rebel activity adding to the tension across the region.
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Moulton Named G A R Department Commander at Encampment
Wisconsin Grand Army of the Republic members gathered for the 70th annual encampment in Sheboygan amid a factional walkout after C. F. Moulton of Madison, 87, was elected department commander. The dispute over travel candidacies with Henry Weld led to protests and seating delays as officers remained on opposing sides in the Capitol and hotel lobby.
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Henry Weld
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Postponed Heavyweight Show At Yankee Stadium
Rain forces postponement of a major boxing card at Yankee Stadium. Promoter Mike Jacobs schedules a new date and outlines contingency plans as weather disruptions ripple through the event. Local authorities and ring officials await clearer conditions to confirm the rescheduled bout.
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Max
Jacobs
Gorki Dies After Long Illness At 68 In Moscow
Russian writer Maxim Gorki, famed for The Lower Depths and The Night Lodgings, died after a lengthy illness at age 68. His death triggered national mourning as millions mourned the communist era icon and his defense of the common man. A state funeral and burial in the Kremlin were anticipated.
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Maxim Gorki
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Russia
Red Square
Kremlin
New York to Seek Rehearing on State Wage Law
The article reports New York plans to petition the U S Supreme Court for a rehearing of the minimum wage case after a lower court ruling found the law unconstitutional. It notes the legal team and references prior decisions, with quotes and references to related court actions and arguments.
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Hospital Strike Ends After French Government Concedes
Officials of the American hospital yielded to strikers in Paris ending a walkout after the French cabinet refused Ambassador Straus request to eject the workers. Government action against the hospital was avoided to prevent patient danger as 85 patients, 23 in serious condition, faced care disruptions. The Croix De Feu and other leagues were dissolved by the cabinet in a move to curb private militias.
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Nueily-Sur- Seine
Croix de Feu
World War Veterans
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Croix de Feu i
Gendarmes Patrol Belgian Highways Amid Unrest
Belgian authorities deploy gendarmes on major routes as protests spread. Police reportedly plant machine guns and block traffic while workers walk out across textile plants and factories. Government bans gatherings and imposes curbs to quell disorder across provinces.
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Liege
Weyauwega Man Killed in Fall from Upper Floor
A Weyauwega man died after a fall from an upper floor. Police and emergency responders were called to the scene. The investigation continues as authorities establish exact circumstances and timing of the incident.
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Woman Beaten by Black Legion in Detroit Terror Campaign
Authorities redouble efforts to crush the Black Legion after renewed violence linked to the Poole case. A woman, Mrs William Guthrie, 33, was found bound and beaten in her home as 13 legionnaires await trial for plotting. Police shield remaining members from retaliation as investigations widen.
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United Press
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Crowley to resign as FDIC chair after election
De Pere Wis. reports Crowley plans to resign as FDIC chairman following the November election. Details touch on his long priestly service and ties to the organization, with notes of the transition and potential successors.
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Poivete Gasine
Medion
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Xese Crowley
Praem
Cahe
Tias
Ates
Dep
Pete
Federation Seeks Clear Stand on Production for Use
Herman Kent of the Milwaukee County Socialist party said Gov. La Follette would not be endorsed for governor if he would not back the federation’s “production for use.” Federation leaders said Kent spoke for himself and that the state executive board welcomed La Follette’s conciliatory note. Handley and Rutz urged attendance at the Oshkosh convention to hear the governor’s views and possible platform changes aligning with idle factory use.
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Kent
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Hun
Henry Rutz
J. J. Handley
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Oshkosh
Handley
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Farmere Labor-Progressive Federation
Therman O. Kent
Local Farm Labor convention plans near Oshkosh
The La Mollette attitude toward the Farm Labor Progressive federation convention in Oshkosh is debated today while local preparations proceed under James Taft and committees. The Wie Recreational building on Light Street is being prepared with long banquet tables to seat delegates on the lower floor near the stage, with alternates to be seated as arranged by Mr. Hirt.
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Oshkosh
da James Taft
Wie
Light Street
Weather and drought threaten midwestern nation and farmers
The article outlines a severe drought across the central United States impacting states from Dakota to Tennessee. It discusses government relief plans, expected funds for farmers, and the role of state leaders in mobilizing aid.
Congress Passes Relief-Deficiency Bill to White House
Washington reports Congress completed action on a 2.375 billion relief-deficiency appropriation and sent it to the White House. The Senate eliminated an amendment to revive the Florida ship canal and approved most of the conference report with little debate. Final relief actions left only the tax bill to delay adjournment, as leaders planned to end the session after passing the relief and tax measures. The death of Senator Fletcher of Florida removed a key canal advocate, and the House declined to add 1.2 million to TVA dam funding in Kentucky and Tennessee. A 300 million Reconstruction Corporation revolving fund for PWA projects was approved, while most relief funding would under WPA direction.
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Florida Ship Canal
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Gilbertsville
Watts Bar
Tenn
Reconstruction Corporation
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Resettlement Administration
Works Progress Administration
Mob of 300 fails to Lynch Nine Black People in El Campo
In El Campo Texas a mob of about 200 to 300 attempted to lynch nine Black individuals. The crowd stormed jails aiming to free and burn cafe patrons after a white officer tried to calm a bonus celebration. The victims were moved secretly between jails as officers scrambled to prevent violence.
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