Americans Flee San Sebastian as Battle Rages
United States officials abandon the summer embassy at San Sebastian Spain and evacuate aboard the coast guard cutter Cayuga amid heavy fighting on the city outskirts. Ambassador Claude G. Bowers instructed the evacuation, while Finnish consulate wife reportedly shot as the diplomatic corps withdraws.
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Washington
San Sebastian
Spain
United States Coast Guard
Cayuga
Hallett Johnson
State Department
Claude G. Bowers
Fuenterrabia
Johnson
Barcelona
France
Biddle
Zarauz
Children Shoot Down Priests and Fascists Reported by British Refugees
British refugees from Malaga told of seeing children wearing red ties and shirts shoot down priests and fascists from hotel shutters. They described widespread arson in Malaga with hundreds killed and buildings burned as American refugees corroborated leftist attacks on fascist properties.
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Gibraltar
Malaga
Caleta
Calle
Larios
Janet Gaynor Rescued From Rough Surf at Playa Del Rey
Hollywood star Janet Gaynor was pulled from the boiling surf near her beach home at Playa Del Rey by an unidentified lifeguard. She was semi conscious and later taken home to recover from fright and swallowing salt water. her mother Mrs Laura Gaynor said she was unhurt.
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Hollywood
Janet Gaynor
Playa del Rey
Miss Gaynor
Laura Gaynor
Man Unhurt in Auto Crash as Sheep Go Missing
Otto Biastoch escaped injury in a Harding Way wreck that sent his meat packing truck through a guard rail and rolling four times. A truckload of sheep disappeared into the mountainside brush while Biastoch, uninjured, and sheriff's deputy Joe Boric coordinated repairs and recovery in Butte.
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Otto Biastoch
Harding Way
Biastoch
Jefferson Valley
Sheriff's Office
Joe Boric
Boric
Butte
Rebel Rule in Spanish Morocco Sparks Terror in Casablanca
Dispatches from Tangier report fascist rebel rule and daily dawn firing squads terrorizing civilians in Casablanca and other Spanish Moroccan towns. Observers fear a Franco victory in Madrid could lead to a permanent independent government in Tetuan if the insurgency fails in Spain.
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Morocco
Casablanca
French Morocco
Spanish Morocco
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Tetuan
Spain
Tangier
Farm drought drives rush to canned foods in Nebraska
Drought across Nebraska Iowa and surrounding states prompts farmers to flood stores with canned vegetables. Brokers describe a hysterical buying wave as prices rise and small town housewives contribute to stockpiling. Forecasters expect showers to ease heat in Missouri Minnesota Wisconsin and nearby areas.
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Omaha
Neb
Corn Belt
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Oklahoma
W. H. Brokwa
Chicago Weatherman
Minnesota
Missouri
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Dakotas
Nine killed in train car crash near Hamilton
At Federle road crossing near Hamilton Ohio a Northbound Pennsylvania train struck a car carrying nine people. Five children perished and one woman was injured. Names include Mrs Walter Seward and Charles Lee Vogan among others. bodies lay along the track for about 200 feet. Witness Early Bley said the car was driven onto the tracks directly in front of the train while returning from a picnic.
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Hamilton, O
Pennsylvania
Ferdele Road
Walter Seward
Hamilton City
Norman Schweitzer Hamilton
Charlotte Anne Schweitzer
Edward A. Schweitzer
David Vogan
Newcastle
Charles Lee Vogan
Patricia Ann Genewein
Hamilton
Harlan Eugene Seward
Cecil Seward
Drucilla Genewein
Patricia Ann Gebsewein
Early Bley
Federle Road
George H. Scott a longtime Butte resident dies at 60
George H. Scott 60 longtime Butte resident and former Silver Bow county clerk died after a brief illness. Born in Helena he moved with his parents in 1878 to Butte and lived there ever since. He worked with the Anaconda Copper Mining rent department and earlier with the Butte Electric Railway. He was a member of Mount Mollah lodge Helena consistory Bagdad shrine and enjoyed fishing and the outdoors.
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George H. Scott
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Mr. Scott
Helena
John W. Scott
Butte
Mount Mollah Lodge
A. F
A. M. Helena
Bagdad Temple
Mystic Shrine
Scott
Silver Bow
Butte Electric Railway
Rent
Montana Weather: Partly Cloudy and Cooler Early Week
Partly cloudy conditions forecast for Montana on Monday and Tuesday. A cooler spell is expected in the southeast portion on Monday.
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Montana
Five Killed in Wisconsin Crash at Oconomowoc
Five people were killed and one person was critically injured in a fatal incident near Oconomowoc Wisconsin on July 26 with continued coverage noted on page 2 column 2.
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Oconomowoc
Wis
Forest fires set by lightning in Helena district controlled
Four forest fires started by lightning in the Helena National Forest were brought under control. The largest blaze near the confluence of Rock Creek and the Smith River covered about 200 acres and was controlled by 115 CCC enrollees at 10 a.m. Today. Other fires near White Sulphur Springs Copper Creek and Jimtown were contained with small areas burned. No new fires were reported.
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Helena
Helena National Forest
J. N. Templer
Rock Creek
Smith River
Templer
CCC
White Sulphur Springs
Dry Range
Copper Creek
Blackfoot
Jimtown
Trout Creek
First annual South Central district picnic draws 5000 sportsmen
More than 5,000 sportsmen families and friends from six Montana counties attended the Echo Lake event by the Montana Wildlife Association. The day featured trap shooting boat racing and swimming contests with no incidents reported and Jerry Klepetko winning boat race events.
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Montana
Echo Lake
South Central
Montana Wild Life Association
Anaconda
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Powell
Granite
Beaverhead
Jefferson
Stooges
Jerry Klepetko
Ernest Klepetko
Montana Boat Racing Association
Four Horsemen to Have Hooveras Guest on Montana Fishing Trip
The group led by W. D. Thornton will host Herbert Hoover on their annual fishing vacation at the Thornton camp on Hebgen Lake outside West Yellowstone. Hoover plans to arrive Thursday, joining the four veteran mining men from New York California and Montana at the Madison River camp.
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Four Horsemen
U. S
Montana
W. D. Thornton
New York
Charless. Henderson
Ben Calkins
California
Malcolm Gillis
Butte
Thornton
Hebgen Lake
Herbert Hoover
United States
Mr. Hoover
West Yellowstone
Anaconda Company
Madison
Tragic Three Women Die In Nineteen Mile Hill Crash Near Butte
A two vehicle collision on the Nineteen Mile hill near Donald Montana killed three women and injured others, including Irvine Selby a Whitehall garage mechanic. Selby his three companions Edith Haige Ruby Schipmann and Mrs W H McDowell were in the coupe which struck a truck driven by Matt Fogarty of Butte. Fogarty his sister Mrs Frank Denney her husband and their young child rode the truck and three children on its rear. Selby was not seriously injured but the crash demolished the car and damaged the truck severely. The incident occurred at about 2 oclock yesterday as the cars were negotiating a curve near Donald. The report notes one other car side swiped earlier but caused no major damage.
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Nineteen- Mile Hill
Donald
Irvine Selby
Whitehall
Matt Fogarty
Locust Street
Butte
Selby
Robert Crase
Excelsior Street
W. H. McDowell
Palm Hotel
Edith Haige
Ruby Schipmann
Sepp
Frank Denney
Two youths killed in Ronan crash. girl injured
Ambrose Dowd and Peter Owens, both 23, died when their car collided with a truck south of Ronan. Fred Fry escaped injury. a girl passenger was taken to St Ignatius with non serious injuries. An inquest is set for Monday evening. Deer Lodge memorial notes Pete Owens, a former local youth, who recently died.
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L. EB. Fry
Kalispell
Joseph Owens
William Dowd
St. Ignatius
British King Unveils Vimy Ridge Memorial in France
King Edward arrives at Vimy Ridge in France to unveil a World War I memorial honoring Canadian dead, pledging British French and Canadian friendship. Security tight as crowds gather with no photos allowed. the monarch briefly mingles with pilgrims before continuing ceremonies.
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Vimy Ridge
Vimy
France
Edward
England
Blistering Heat Eases in Eastern Montana
In Helena region on July 26 the heat eased with temperatures about 6 degrees cooler than yesterday and not reaching 100. Glendive fell from 103 to 97 the state's high, Glasgow at 93, Poplar 91 with a shower adding .08 inches and Billings .01. Officials forecast fair skies with no rain in sight.
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Helena
Montana
Helena Weather Bureau
Glendive
Glasgow
Poplar
Billings
Weather Bureau
Sarsfield Wins Montana Amateur Golf Championship Title
George Sarsfield of Butte captured the Montana amateur golf title for the second straight year with a 3 and 2 victory over C Ward Hill of Bozeman at the Butte Country club. Mrs Frank Tucker of Anaconda won the state women's title by defeating Mrs F B Ross of Kalispell one up at 18 holes.
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George Sarsfield
Butte
Lakeshore Country Club
Montana
C. Ward Hill
Bozeman
Frank Tucker
Anaconda
F. B. Ross
Kalispell
Montana Golf Association
Butte Country Club
Sarsfield
Hil
Butte Star
Hill
Tucker
Ross
Mark
H. L. Bunger
Great Falls
Russell Skedd
Ben Peyton
Sam Blair
Roy Chrisinger
Fire follows wreck of oil truck in Ottawa
An oil truck crashed into a white way pole in Ottawa Kansas today igniting immediately and burning several blocks. Fire Chief Willis Rogers reported two dead a man identified as Joe G Duree 25 of Topeka Kansas and an unidentified woman. Five homes were destroyed with total damage estimated between 50 000 and 60 000.
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Ottawa
Kan
Willis Rogers
Joe G. Duree
Topeka
Bishop discusses Coughlin with Vatican aide in Rome
Bishop Michael J. Gallagher of Detroit met Monsignor Giuseppe Pizzardo in Vatican City to discuss Father Charles Coughlin's Michigan radio activities. Pizzardo, Rome's top political adviser, said he had not heard of Coughlin before the controversy and treated the uproar as a political joke.
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Vatican City
Michael J. Gallagher
Detroit
Father Coughlin
Atlantic
Rome
Monsignor Pizzardo
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Africa
Corn
Passes
Jack Peifer
St. Paul
Peifer
William Hamm
Mammoth Echo Lake
Ambrose Dowd
Peter Owens
Ronan
Pete Owens
Owens
Safeway
Burks
Bureau of Safety
Butte, Mont
CHILL
Mrs. Tucker
Vatican
Coughlin
Roosevelt
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