Rebels Repulse Offer of Capitulation at San Sebastian
Rebels encircle San Sebastian as loyalists burn Trincheppe and flee to France. Internal clashes between Basque factions create chaos while a siege tightens, with boats carrying civilians escaping the bay for safety. A French deputy negotiates surrender terms but rebels reject amnesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Laroche
United Press
San Sebastian
Spain
U.A
Trincheppe
Horseshoe
France
Robert B. Parker Jr
Associated Press
Saint Jean de Luz
Jose Ortega
Landon Campaign Plans Gall for Milwaukee Talk
Gov. Alt M. Landon and aides announced a northern campaign itinerary with three major addresses planned in Des Moines Minneapolis and Milwaukee during a swing through Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois He spoke in Wichita before the American Legion urging peace tolerance and a united labor standard of living and warned against racial tensions while hoping for unity ahead of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Alt M. Landon
Landon
Wichita
American Legion
United Labor
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Herbert Hoover
John L. Lewis
William Green
America
Butte des Morts Pair Wins First Winnebagoland Rowboat Derby
Cyrus Benedict and Raymond Benedict of Butte des Morts led from early in the five hour race on the Wolf and Fox rivers and Lake Winnebago, finishing first in 3 00.40 elapsed time to win the $500 prize at Winneconne. Gregor Goeser and Frank Gorser of Chilton placed second after Goeser boat struck a reef near Neenah. Ole Hanson withdrew with breathing difficulty. The first ten finishers included Milton Korn and Leonard Korn of Winneconne and others from Neenah and Bayfield in a field of rowboats on the 24 mile course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahi Cyrus Benedict
Raymond Benedict
Butte Des Moins Brothers
Neenab
Winneconne
Cyrus Benedict
Butte Des Morts
Riverside Park
Neenah
Wolf and
Fox Rivers
Lake Winnebago
Benedicts
Chilton
Ole Hanson
Great Lakes
Bayfield
Wis
Butte Des Morte
Winneconne Bridge
Douglas
Jack Kramer
Milton
Leonard Korn
Primaries Held Today In Five States
Voters in Washington Arizona Colorado Vermont cast ballots in five state primaries while Georgia foes center on the Senate race. Governor Eugene Talmadge campaigned in jeans and suspenders denouncing Senator Russell as a New Deal rubber stamp. Twenty-five candidates seek posts across states with several races including South Carolina and a Washington congressional contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Richard B. Russell Jr
Senate
United States
Washington
Arizona
Colorado
Vermont
South Carolina
Greenville
Portuguese Crush Rebellion Aboard Two Naval Boats
Lisbon reports that the government crushed a brief rebellion aboard two ships in the Tagus. The destroyer Dao and part of the Dal Albuquerque crew revolted early, fortifications fired, vessels beached and crews arrested. The rest of Portugal remained quiet as Strathmore warned shells near Lisbon harbor.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Tagus River
Dao
Lison
Strathmore
Peninsular and Oriental Steamship Line
London
Tagus
Roosevelt Plans Campaign Trip to Charlotte Rally
President Roosevelt, pleased with his Labor Day response, completes a major speech to be delivered in Charlotte, North Carolina, during a Tennessee and North Carolina tour. White House says trip is non political but expects a large Democratic turnout for the green pastures rally as part of his re election bid. He will first visit Knoxville with a 9 a.m. reception tomorrow Central Standard Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Storm
United Press
White
Green Pastures
Roosevelt
Knoxville
Tenn
Central Standard
France Opens War Equipment Spending Push
France plans a defense spending surge totaling 910 million dollars to buy planes guns tanks and armored cars. Premier Blum's cabinet approved the increase to boost military efficiency and fund the regular army for four years with 273 million immediate allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kennedy
Associated Press Foreign Staff
Paris
Franece
Leon Blum
Germany
General Army
Fiend shoots business man in La Crosse similar to Detroit case
In La Crosse Wisconsin a gunman shot James H Furber a 51 year old furniture company partner multiple times after forcing him into a car. Authorities in three states pursue a man believed to be an escaped convict tying the assault to a Detroit contractor shooting.
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la Crosse
Wis
Detroit
James H. Furber
Furber
Orville B. Woll
Iowa
Minnesota
George Hall
Joliet
Ill
Jackson
Mich
Ernest C. Gallagher
Fish Hatcher
Labor Day themes and Hoover Landon campaign plans
Amity and unity touted as themes as Herbert Hoover and John D. M. Hamilton outline campaign moves for Landon in October. The Republican committee meets to map eight weeks of effort while criticizing Roosevelt’s relief steps and praising Landon’s 1934 recovery plans. Labor Day addresses call for peace unity and stronger living standards amid AFL divisions and socialist skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Herbert Hoover
Alf M. Landon
Hoover
Landon
Hamilton
National Committee
Roosevelt
Great Plains
Washington
Solar Motor Seen Solving Energy Problem Worldwide
A sun powered engine demonstrated by Dr. C. C. Abbot at the world power conference could run on sunlight with half horsepower now, but the inventor says the principle fits large scale use. Delegates from 52 nations heard the claim that sun motors could power homes and factories if oil and coal run out, with potential for irrigation, refrigeration, air conditioning, and cooking in sunny regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Fischer
Associated Press
Washington
C. C. Abbot
Smithsonian Institution
Dr. Abbot
Sun Motors
Injunction Hearing Set Over New Courthouse Project
Ten city property owners including Earl Marquardt and Isabelle Maxcy seek a permanent injunction blocking issue of a building permit for the Clark Kennedy site courthouse and jail. Judge C F Van Pelt will preside with county interpleader by Harvey Oleson. Bids expected about Oct 1 if plans hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. van Pelt
Fond du Lac
Clark-Kennedy
Earl H. Marquardt
W. H. Roenitz
W. J. Hay Je
C. Nielsen
Erna Harmon
Isabelle Maxcy
Nettie A. Hume
Carlton Konrad
F. H. Josslyn
M. E. Woodlock
Harvey Q. Oleson
Winnebago County
Caty
R. C. Laus
Lewis C. Magnusen
Floyd D. Atherton
Plane Crash in Miami Claims Two Lives
Two persons were killed today in an air plane crash at Allo American air port near Miami. Victims identified as Sam Cooper and Mary Bell Brubaker. authorities investigated cause and secured the private air field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Allo American Airport
Sam Cooper
Mary Bell Brubaker
Labor Day Toll in Wisconsin and Minnesota Crashes
Eleven people died across Wisconsin and nearby Minnesota during Labor Day weekend as motorists crowded highways. victims include Robert Magnuson aged 11 of Milwaukee and James Berger 16 of Racine while Clifton Satterfield 68 of Libertyville and Miss Millie Smrnik Libertyville IA were among others injured or killed in multiple crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Racine
Minnesota
Robert Magnuson
Milwank
Anthony C. Orchoill
Milwaukee
James Berger
Fred Clifton
Moline
Byron Reed
Maynard Koch
Mosinee
Belle Satterfield
Libertyville
Clifton Satterfield
Millie Smrtnik
Libertysville
John Hull
Green Bay
Joel Wilder
Wautoma
Tom Farmer
Webster
Magnuson
Ordell
Waukesha
Waukesha County
Berger Boy
Detroit Lakes
Minn
M.N. Berger
First Evangelical Church
Drogp¢T
Clifton
Beloit
Reed
Sturtevant
Koch
Wausau
Satterfields
Smrtnik
Menomonie
Roosevelt approves 140 PWA projects today nationwide
President Roosevelt announces 140 additional Public Works Administration projects with 45 percent grants totaling 4.855 million dollars. Ten percent of workers will come from relief rolls, signaling a shift from exclusive relief labor requirements. States new to funding include Kentucky Maine Michigan Missouri New Mexico Texas Virginia Wyoming. Average allotment about 34 thousand dollars per project, continuing the move away from large earlier programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Publi Works Administration
Roosevelt
WPA
Pwaa
Delaware
Rhode Island
Kentucky
Maine
Michigan
Missouri
New Mexico
Texas
Virginia
Wyoming
PWA
Leconsta Jarinette
Wa Falls
Madiso
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Hendaye
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Frank Gorser
Colom
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Colum
Fiend
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American Federation of Labor
Enemies of Labor
Frank Morrison
A. F. of L
Norman Thomas
GC. F. van Pelt
Tate
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