Borah Loses Ohio Primary To Taft In Shifts At Cleveland
In Ohio Borah's bid for the presidential preference primary ends with Taft taking 52 delegates to Borah's five as delegates at large align with the Taft camp. Roosevelt leads Ohio Democrats, Davey re-nominated. Alice Roosevelt Longworth to attend. Borah accuses party leaders of manipulating black votes for anti lynching measures.
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Taft
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Washington
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Idaho
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Henry Breckenridge
Martin L. Davey
John W. Bricker
West Virginia
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
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WPA directors warned to drop armed guards and spying
The Works Progress Administration faces a court order demanding that its directors halt employing armed guards, stop spying on workers, and refrain from blacklisting organizers. The move follows a conference with Victor F. Ridder, New York WPA administrator, who had deployed guards at his office amid anti-WPA demonstrations alleged to be stirred by Communists.
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Hayden
Arizona
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William P. Connery
Ickes
PWA
Washington
Chancellor Schuschnigg Consolidates Power in Austria
Austria's Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg ends the cabinet crisis by reshaping the government and excluding Vice Chancellor Ernst von Starhemberg. Schuschnigg now holds defense and foreign affairs simultaneously, while Starhemberg’s support for the Heimwehr and ties to Mussolini are cited as the rift that led to the purge.
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Austria
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Azana Named Spain’s Premier by Broad Vote at Madrid
Manuel Azana, age 56, lawyer, orator and playwright, advanced from premiership to presidency by an overwhelming vote of 874 electors meeting in Madrid's Crystal Palace. He succeeds Niceto Alcala Zamora, ousted over malfeasance after a leftist electoral win. Azana pledges loyalty to democracy and national welfare.
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New Deal Strategy and Nomination Speculation Ahead of Conventions
Washington observers weigh how New Deal strategists aim to disrupt the Republican bid and aid Roosevelt. Kansas Governor Alf Landon receives mixed backing as possible nominee, with呼 concerns over his link to Hearst California faction and a rising view that a dark horse could emerge.
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London
Hindenburg completes trans Atlantic flight to New Jersey
The Hindenburg carried 107 aboard from Friedrichshafen to Lakehurst in 61 hours and 57 minutes, welcomed by Americans including R. Walton Moore who carried Roosevelt's greetings. On return to Frankfurt the airship arrived 48 hours 18 minutes after departure. It plans ten summer transatlantic trips.
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Hindenburg
Trammell Dies After Influenza Attack in Washington
ARK TRAMMELL Florida senator and New Deal backer died in Washington from a cerebral hemorrhage after influenza. He tried to vote to include 12 million dollars for the Florida ship canal in the War department appropriation bill, a move said to have hastened his death. About 2000 delegates opened the American Red Cross convention in Chicago with Admiral Grayson on hand.
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Washington
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Ed Kelly
Ralph Christian
Birmingham
Ala
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Elizabeth H. Vaughan
St. Louis
Florence Nightingale
Premier Nahas Pasha Forms New Egyptian Government
Tera Nahas Pasha becomes premier of Egypt and holds the interior portfolio. Wasyf Ghali Pasha is named foreign minister and Gen. Ali Fahmy Pasha serves as minister of war and marine in the new Wafd government.
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Wafd
Egypt
Interior
Wasyf Ghali Pasha
Gen
Ali Fahmy Pasha
Moon’s surface temperatures estimated at 243 below zero
The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada reports that moon temperatures could drop to 243 degrees below zero. Measurements use Earth thermometers, implying a very cold lunar surface.
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Royal Astronomical Society of Canada
Society
Dizzy Dean Winners Ad Teases Free Prizes
An advertisement invites readers to read another column for a Grape Nuts ad and join the Dizzy Dean Winners program to win valuable free prizes. The brief ad emphasizes upcoming prize opportunities and reader participation.
Easy Go Men and Wads of Money in Trousers
A cryptic note warns that men should not carry large sums in pockets unless they have just won money at a horse race, suggesting caution about displaying winnings and potential risk.
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