Gov Allred Nominates Texas Man for Garner at Convention
Philadelphia weather forecast adds to Democratic anxiety as Gov James V Allred of Texas nominates John N Garner at the 1936 Democratic National Convention. Delegates, worn from marathon speeches, await Roosevelt’s renomination and Garner’s acclamation as the ticket nears completion. Allred extols Garner’s life from a Texas log cabin to future vice president.
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Weather Bureau
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United Press Convention
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James V. Allred
Texas
John N. Garner
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Republican Party
Woodrow Wilson
Jos Cabin
Winneconne Bank Ordered by Court to Pay Dividend
Court orders liquidating dividend for Winneconne Bank general creditors. Fifth dividend, following four totaling $245,594.63, to be paid from asset values and cash on hand as of Tone 19. Petition by H. F. Touch led to order. banking official R. A. Dues tider reports assets and liabilities amid liquidation status.
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Fred Seshager
E Unen Bank of
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Mide
H. F. Touch
R.A. Duestier
Mr. Duerter
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Orroa
Bank of
Celinears
Clare
Claugis
Roosevelt Pledges State Support At Democratic Convention
State delegates last night completed the slate for the Democratic national committee including Chaters Broushion and Aira Louie Sivan from Wisconsin and Edmund C. St and Clara D. Van Auken from Michigan. Wisconsin cast its 24 nominating votes for Franklin D. Roosevelt as the convention moved to renominate John Nance Garner for vice president.
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New Democratic Nativ
Chaters & Broushion
Aira Louie Sivan
Wisconsin
Edmund C. St
Clara D. van Auken
Michigan
Carson F. Lyman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John Nance Garner
Charles E. Broughton
Sheboygan
Roosevelt
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Union
Delegete
Breday
Conversion Program Delivers Lesson On Deceptive Patters
Fragmentary text references a conversion program in Philadelphia and a tosa rg program af tie Deme tern ad, with garbled phrases about a retreat, address, and person names. Limited legible items include mentions of Reene and Patteert, suggesting a civic or educational note, but specifics are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Philadelphia
Checks Held Back By Decision
Washington checks held up as the retirement board delays pension payments after a district court ruling that the pension act is unconstitutional. An emergency session planned an immediate appeal to the D C Court of Appeals. Cleveland delegates to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers favor appealing to the U S Supreme Court.
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United States District Court
Winch
District of Colonvs
Cleveland
Ducites
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
United States Supreme Ceut
Jushes Fanning
Bader
Lee Cheeks
Wisconsin Veterans of Foreign Wars elect new leaders
The Wisconsin VFW annual encampment in Milwaukee elected Arthur S. Vandenberg Nebraska as department commander for the coming year. Mrs. Clara Wickert Milwaukee heads the state auxiliary after elections. Wausau chosen encampment city with 291 votes to 269 for Superior. Major Edward J. Schmidt Milwaukee reelected quartermaster for the 16th time. Leon J. Dealy Milwaukee judge advocate. Rev. Augustus F. Gearhardt Milwaukee chaplain. Dr. William F. Bucxley Racine surgeon. Auxiliary president Miss Wickert a Milwaukee auxiliary member.
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Arthur S. Vandenberg
Nebnosa
Wisconsin Veterans of Foreign Wars
Clara Wickert
Milwaukee
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Superior
Vandenberg
Wisconsin
Eales Club
Les Myers
Green Bay
Ben Hose
Wee
Frank C. Eller
Kay Claire
Paul H. Cramp
Edward J. Schmidt
Schmidt
Leon J. Dealy
Former Senator Reed Criticizes Platform
Former Senator Reed denounces the party platform and leadership as outdated and harmful to progress. The remarks target the 1236 Pemeerate platform and accuse current leaders of misrepresenting core Democratic goals. The critic argues the party risks alienating voters and weakening reform efforts in upcoming elections.
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Serator
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Leirret al
AL Smith
Foothin TB
Ponseyeit
Tae
Atlay
Inner Mongolia Proclaims Independence Under Japanese Backing
Feiping China Inner Mongolia formally declared independence from China with Prince Teh as commander in chief, backed by Japan. The move shifts regional power toward Nippon as observers see it extending Japanese influence across Asia. (Continued on Page 2 Column 1) Jamestown drought cripples southeastern North Dakota, leaving parched fields and feed shortages as cattle are moved westward. The crisis worsens with only five of 53 counties reporting substantial rain and wheat prospects fading. Milwaukee milk shortage forecast if southern Wisconsin does not receive rain. (Continued on Page 2 Column 2)
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China
Inner Mongolia
Genghis Khan
Teh Wang
Prince Teh
Chia Pu Ssu
Chahar
Siuysan
Teh
Peiping
Japan
Pailing- Maing
Outer Mongolia
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Nippon
Asia
Mun
Cyn W. Plattes
Associated Press
Jamestown
Stutsman County
North Dakota
Pve
C. P. Conaway
North Dakota Grain Dealers Association
Northwest Shippers’ Advisory Board
Grand Forks
Red River Valley
Shicken
Fargo
John Dinwoodie
Pembina
Walsh
Grane Forks
Tradl
Cassein
Two plead guilty in antennapk robbery and kidnapping case
Antiga Wisconsin reports two men pled guilty to kidnapping and robbing a helper during a street crime. The defendants Teague and Tevor faced trial outcomes as authorities described the sequence of events including the car theft and abduction.
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Gari Pont
Lew Saethes
Matt Donohue
CCC
Toners Regartien
Nicaragua Leaves League as Exiled Emperor Demands Return
United Press reports Nicaragua withdraws from the League of Nations while Emperor Maile Selassie, exiled in Geneva with key royal figures, presses the covenant to restore his imperial crown. His protest follows Italy's Ethiopia conquest, complicating League focus on European issues. The resignation was received as forces under Dedjazmach Naabu deliver the exiled ruler's demand.
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Wallace Carroll
United Press
Geneva
Nicaragua
League of Nations Today
Maile Selassie
Italy
Ethiopia
League
Asia Wasan
Tessarias
League Secretariat
Nicearague
Nulyd
Secretariat
Dedjazmach Naabu
East African
Occu
Young Syrian Arabs Aid in Boycott and Conflict Report
Fragmented dispatch describes Syrian Arabs aiding in a boycott and clashes near Jerusalem and northern Palestine. The text references British forces and casualties, with mentions of Motza and other locales as fighting scenes unfold.
Two Steel Workers Die From Heat In Milwaukee
Two steel plant workers died yesterday afternoon after enduring extreme heat in Milwaukee. Authorities reported temperatures near 60 degrees in the area as workers suffered heat-related illness. The incident occurred at the plant during a shift, with officials noting the dangerous conditions and urging precautions for workers in high-heat environments.
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Frank Schulz
Zimaer
Pall N Sehaeffer
Atimn
Wletu
Hero
Sen
Roosevelt and Garner Nomination At Democratic Convention
Delegates at Philadelphia renominated Franklin D Roosevelt for president and Henry A Garner for vice president in a historic prompt process. The crowd cheered as the pair accepted the campaign mandate within 24 hours, with Roosevelt formally notified and Garner nominated after a subdued session. Page 2 details continue.
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Associated Press
Wall
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Garner
Franklin
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Joel T. Robinson
James V. Allred
Texas
Cllaw
Knox delivers grave warnings on postwar issues
Col Frank Knox, Republican vice presidential nominee, speaks from his summer home and vows a vigorous campaign. He cites gravest issues since the Civil War, urges backing from supporters, and pledges a practical, decent government with swift budget action and restraint on local authority expansion.
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Manchester
Col
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Chicaggo
Colesey Knox
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Pomines
St Milandan
Regsas
Aristion
Mainevacnee
Judieua
Port Aransas Hit by Tropical Storm Warning
Port Aransas faced a tropical storm as a hurricane warning shifted along the Texas coast. Corpus Christi reported 60 mile per hour gusts and a rising threat as the system neared the shore, with communications briefly cut by the storm.
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