Washington Europe War Clouds Loom Over Continent
Washington warns that Europe sits closer to general war than in 15 years as Germany and Soviet Russia exchange invective and defiance. Officials say neither side seeks war but an incident could spark conflict, with Britain and Italy already drawing warlike moves in past crises.
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Hobart C. Montee
United Press
Washington
WUP
Europe
Germany
Soviet Russia
Adolf Hitler
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Italy
Rhineland
Five States Primary Results Stir Alcazar Fort Plans
Reports from Toledo reveal fascist forces intend to blow up the crumbling Alcazar Fort with 1,700 occupants inside after failed efforts to secure safe conduct for women and children. In Spain loyalists split while Madrid militiamen breached the fascist front, Basque nationalists asserted autonomous governance, and Andorra dispatches note an armed uprising. In U.S. primaries James Couzens ends a 14 year Senate run in Michigan as Frank Murphy gains Democratic governor nomination support. Wisconsin backing Townsend opponents grows for La Follette in the gubernatorial race.
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Associatedress
Toledo
Syain
Alcazar
Jose Moscardo
Associated Press
Spain
Madrid
Trun
Friends of
Republic of
Andorra
United Press
James Couzens
Roosevelt
Michigan
Philip F. la Follette
Wisconsin
Townsend
Wilber M. Bruckner
Couzens
Frank Murphy
George W. Welsh
Murphy
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Quimet Upset in Third Round of Amateur Tourney
In Garden City Maryland Stuart Cameron reports the 40th annual amateur golf tournament sees favorites advance. Johnny Goodman 4 and 2 over Coltart advances to face Walter Blevins. Albert E Campbell defeats Percy Lucas 2 and 1 and meets Joseph P Lynch in a later round. Francis Ouimet eliminated as play continues.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
Garden City
M. D
Young Guard
Will Coe
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Albert E
Scotty) Campbell
Seattle
Goodman
Rodney
Coltart
Philadelphia
Walter Blevins
Kansas City
Campbell
Percy Lucas
England
Lynch Campbell
Joseph P. Lynch
Boston
Francis Ouimet
Riots and strikes ripple through France injuring 34
Militants push labor demands as strikes spread to Nancy Brest and La Rochelle. Leftists clash with nationalists at Lyon meetings. police quell violence after street battles. Lille remains tense amid a major textile strike with 35,000 workers off the job. An official was arrested after firing a pistol to scatter pickets.
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Edward Kennedy
Associated Press
Paris
France
Nancy
Brest
la Rochelle
Social Party
Lyon
Col
Francois de la Rocque
New Social Party
Croix de Feu League
Leon Blum
Lille
Drucker Wins Overcozens Welch Loses
Michigan primary results show Wilbur M. Brucker defeating James Couzens for the Republican U.S. Senate nomination by a large margin as Frank Murphy leads over George W. Welsh for the Democratic nomination. Ward leads Brown in the Democratic Senate race, while Fitzgerald holds a strong Republican gubernatorial lead.
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Detroit
Michigan
United States
Courtens
Brucker
Brown
Muyskens
Ward
Liddy
Fitzgerald
Fitch
Murphy
Welsh
Wilbur Marion Brucker
James Couzens
Frank Murphy
Philippines
George W. Welsh
Grand Rapids
Couzens
Wayne County
Roosevelt
Prentiss M. Brown
St. Ignace
Louis B. Ward
National Union For Social Justice
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Four Victims Die After Food Poisoning Incident
In Watauga North Carolina four people died after food poisoning from home preserved beans eaten at a rooming house run by Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Angel. Attending physician Dr. Cr L Olson reported the deaths as an airplane carried serum from Kansas City to aid hopeful treatments. R J Reddick a 46 year old pool hall operator died yesterday. Angel couple and Arnold Johannsen a 22 year old grocery clerk died during the night.
Winnebago County Primary Yields Governor Rivalry
Winnebago County voters show a Republican edge in the county and state primary. Alexander Wiley of Chippewa Falls leads John B. Chapple of Ashland for governor by a small margin, with Gov. Phil La Follette under the Progressive banner receiving a strong showing. Democratic support centers on A. W. Lueck, Beaver Dam, while Henry Gunderson tops the Progressive lieutenant governor slate. Magnusen wins county DA nomination. Neubauer and Binder vie for sheriff. Schneider edges Edwards narrowly for clerk of court.
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Alexander Wiley
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
John B. Chapple
Arthur W. Lueck
William D. Carroll
Philip F. la Fotlelle
Winnebago County
Ashland
Phil la Follette
Oshkosh
Repubiicans
Wiley
Chapple
la Follette
Lueck
Carroll
Winnebago
A. W. Lueck
Beaver Dam
Prairie du Chien
Henry A. Gunderson
Mr. Gunderson
James K. Robinson
Harry Jack
Wisconsin Co
Byron Gunz
Joseph J. Binder
Paul Neubauer
Michael Gavin Jr
Pat E. Howlett
F. W. Schneider
Lester B. Eberiein
Meta Justus
A. E. Hedke
Treatrer
H. N. Howe
Earl E. Fuller
Register of Deeds
Robert
J. Rasmussen
F. M. Llewellyn
George B. Young
George J. Wilz
Fred W. Spiering
G. A. Steele
Magnusen
McDonald
Luchsinger
Oshiash
Neenah
Menasha
H. Peter Carlson
Steve Gore
Frank W. Schneider
Utica
John Edwards
Schneider
Edwards
Pat BE. Howlett
C. A. Dinsmore
E. F. Stecktiuer
Milwaukee
Philip F. la Follettes
Theodore Dammann
Sol Levitan
O. S. Loomis
Edwa
A. Gervais
Blazius B. Krygier
Robert K. Henry
James E. Finenegan
Roland J. Steinic
Charles Hawker
John F. Jardine
Herman CC, Runge
Kenneth Hopping
Associated
Millwaukee
Philip la Follette
la Folerite
White House to Host Bankers Conference on Cooperation Plan
President Roosevelt indicated a future White House conference with bankers after talks with insurance executives. The meeting highlighted mutual government cooperation, with executives praising stabilizing New Deal actions and noting a $3 billion rise in insurance assets over three years.
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Washington
White House
Frank Knox
Knox
Landon intensifies campaign effort with east tour plan
Gov. Alf Landon steps up activity in his push for the presidency. He will address a national Young Republicans gathering in Topeka and then begin a tour through Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin focusing on farm policy reciprocal trade and social security. He also hopes to meet with former President Hoover amid uncertain talks in New York. His Maine victory boosted his campaign momentum as he travels with his daughter Peggy Anne and family.
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Joe Alex Morris
United Press
Topeka
Kan
U.P
Alf M. Landon
East
Maine
Landon
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Hoover
New York
Peggy Anne
Colorado
New England
Middle West
Rickenbacker Returns to Aid Flight Team in Newfound Land Crash
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker left Carbonear for Musgrave Harbor to assist aviators Harry Richman and Richard Merrill after their Lady Grace crashed in a swamp during a New York to Great Britain flight. He carried extra gasoline and a spare propeller to repair the damaged plane, which fishermen had salvaged. The pilots gave conflicting accounts about discarding fuel amid engine trouble, while villagers noted tension between Merrill and Richman.
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Johns
Newfoundland
U.P
Eddie Rickenbacker
Carbonear
Musgrave Harbor
Harry Richman
Richard Merrill
Great Britain
New York
Rickenbacker
Mer- Till
Richman
Morrill
Wisconsin primary yields La Follette strong. Wiley, Lueck gain momentum
Ashland reports John B. Chapple receives strong endorsement. Milwaukee ballots show La Follette leads with 173,123 votes across 2,840 precincts. Wiley and Lueck win nominations for governor and lieutenant governor respectively, while opponents challenge party endorsements in several races.
Niemuth Sitter Potratz Chosen In First District
In Oshkosh First district primary results Alderman Leo T. Niemuth leads with 3189 votes for the Republican nomination over E G Steinhilber. Democrat winner is Paul J. Sitter who defeats Henry T Hagene 873 to 583. In the Progressive line Charles F Petratz edges Harold H Priebe by 127 votes. Second district nominees include Nels Larson Neenah Republican Robert M Heckner Menasha Democrat Henry Schultz Neenah Progressive.
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Assembly
Oshkosh
Leo T. Niemuth
Niemuth
E. G. Steinhilber
Paul J. Sitter
Henry T. Hagene
Charles F. Petratz
Harold H. Priebe
Priebe
Frank J. Janda
Walter Tank
Winnebago County
Nels Larson
Neenah
Lon
Robert M. Heckner
Menasha
Henry Schultz
L. ©. Cooke
William Nel
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