Georgia primary tests Russell Talmadge clash in bitter race
Early returns show Senator Richard Russell leading Governor Eugene Talmadge two to one in Georgia with 127,073 to 53,464 from 150 of 159 counties. Rivers leads Redwine and Fortson for governor as party unity looms amid nationwide primary results.
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Talmadge
Georgia
Richard B. Russell Jr
Eugene Talmadge
Rivers
E. D. Rivers
House of Representatives
Senate
Charles D. Redwine
Blanton Fortson
Roosevelt
Macon
President Roosevelt Travels Through Smoky Mountains In Rain
President Roosevelt motor caravan moves through the Smoky range in heavy rain en route from Knoxville to Asheville. The party pauses on Clingmans Dome for lunch before continuing to Grove Park Inn for the night and plans to speak in Charlotte at a seven state rally tomorrow.
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Asheville
N. C
Great Smoky Range
Tennessee-North Carolina
Clingman
Knoxville
Tenn
Hitler assails Bolshevism and democracy before 800000 Nazis
Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler addressed 800000 Nazi supporters in Nurnberg criticizing Bolshevism and democracy. He outlined immediate goals to repossess colonies and rebuild Germany’s economy, asserting liberty breeds anarchy and citing Spain’s Jewish leadership.
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Nurnberg
Germany
Hitler
Spain
Adolf Wagner
der Fuehrer
Preparations for State Democratic Convention in Great Falls
Great Falls Montana September 9 Preparations for the Democratic party state platform convention to be held Saturday September 12 are nearing completion. About 283 delegates will attend in official capacity while organizers expect 2000 to 3000 party supporters from across the state. The Great Falls Chamber of Commerce committee handling visitor arrangements includes Sam Bernhardt chairman Dr H J McGregor Mayor A J Fousek and H A …
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Falls
Young Democrats
Platform
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Great Falls
Democratic Party
Eagles Chief Praises Humanitarian Laws Across Union
Dr H B Mehrmann of Oakland leader of the Fraternal Order of Eagles cites pride in humanitarian laws passed in many states and Canadian provinces. He arrives with his wife and plans to address Butte Aerie No 11 in Lewisohn building at 9 pm.
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Order of Eagles
Canada
Hawaii
Alaska
H. B. Mehrmann
Oakland
Calif
Mehrmann
Butte Aerie No. 11
Lewisohn
George Nordlin
St. Paul
Anaconda Aerie of Eagles
Silver Bow Delegates to State Meet Attend Great Falls
A number of Silver Bow county Democrats will attend the state convention in Great Falls Saturday with plans to depart Friday afternoon. Expected attendees include U S Senator James E Murray state treasurer James J Brett secretary of state Sam Mitchell state committeeman Frank D Reardon state committeewoman Mae Narvaez state senator Harry Meyer county chairman W T McCarthy Dr T J Shanley and H J Freebourn. Several legislative candidates will also be present and voting privileges extend to state committeemen and committeewomen state senators legislative candidates and candidates for state office.
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Great Falls
James E. Murray
U. S
James J. Brett
Sam Mitchell
Frank D. Reardon
Mae Narvaez
Harry Meyer
W. T. McCarthy
Dr. T. J. ®. Shanley
H. J. Freebourn
Range Improvement Program Offered to Western Ranchers
The Department of Agriculture announced a range improvement program as part of the soil conservation act. It offers payments from a 470 million dollar pool to livestock producers for practices like regrassing, wells, reservoirs, watershed work, and reseeding. States include Arizona to Wyoming, with county committees approving eligible measures such as contouring, springs, water spreading, and sage brush removal.
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AAA
Department of Agriculture
George E. Farrell
Western Division
Farrell
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Bombing Linked to King Edward Visit in Vienna
Vienna reports two bombs exploded amid rumors they targeted King Edward during his visit. Officials dismissed the claim as untrue and not supported by evidence.
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Vienna
Edward
Britain
Fair and Warm Fall Days Reported in Butte
The September weather in Butte remained mild with little change expected today. Thermometers ranged from 36 degrees to a high of 638 degrees.
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Butte
Rocker underpass opens to traffic in Butte region
The Rocker underpass on the Butte, Anaconda and Pacific line is nearing completion as the second grade crossing elimination project in the area this summer. With a total cost of 92,211.09 dollars, the 850 foot structure includes 105 ton girders and 765 cubic yards of concrete, aiming to fully open next month with roadways and sidewalks in place.
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Butte, Anaconda and Pacific
U. S
Lawler Corporation
Montana Street
Landon to Deliver Portland Maine Speech Fires Up Campaign
Topera Kan Sept 9 UP Gov Alf M Landon will address business government relations in Portland Me Saturday night Friends say the speech will be a fighting kickoff to a continuing offensive against the New Deal. Landon ends his forty ninth birthday by drafting the Portland remarks as the climax of his Mines state campaign.
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Topera
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Portland
Drought Relief Push Gathers Pace With Rainfall
Washington reports scattered rains ease drought in a wide area. An aide to Morris L. Cooke says Roosevelt plans a ten day report on starting a long range drought relief program. The Great Plains committee targets southern areas where winter weather won’t hinder surveys and projects. Montana Wyoming the Dakotas face harsh winter ahead.
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Weather Bureau
Morris L. Cooke
Roosevelt
Great Plains
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
Romance Sinks After Collision Near Boston Harbor
The excursion boat Romance sank after a collision with a New York bound steamer in heavy fog off Boston Harbor. About 200 passengers and crew were rescued as the New York returned to harbor with a gaping bow to aid the other vessel. Both crews conducted rapid, orderly rescues during the crisis.
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New York
Romance
Bay State Steamship Com
New Principal at Central High Seeks Irish Roots
Brother Touhy arrives from Ireland to assume executive and teaching duties at Boys Central High School. He succeeds Brother C G MacMahon who moves to Lee High School Chicago. Touhy is among the early Irish Christian brothers to come to the U S and has taught at several schools and studied at Gonzaga and other universities.
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Boys’ Central High School
C. G. MacMahon
Lee High School
Chicago
United States
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Spokane
O'Dea High School
Seattle
Dublin
Dublin University
Montana Weather: Generally fair Thursday and Friday
A Montana forecast calls for generally fair conditions on Thursday and Friday with cooler temperatures in the extreme eastern portion on Thursday.
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Montana
WPA head Harry Hopkins to speak on unemployment in Butte
Works Progress Administrator Harry L. Hopkins arrives in Butte for an address on WPA and unemployment problems at the high school auditorium. The event includes an 8:15 opening and a 9:30 address after a musical program by local WPA performers. Hopkins travels by Union Pacific train from Pocatello and will overnight in the city.
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Butte High Auditorium
Butte
Works Progress Administration
Butte High School
Hopkins
Union Pacific
Pocatello
Idaho
Fay attacks government finance as a wild theory
Philip J. Fay of San Francisco, vice president of the United States Chamber of Commerce, told the closing session of a Pacific Northwest business conference that government finance is a wild theory. He warned of forces seeking to discredit business and subvert the American economic system.
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Boise
Ida
Philip J. Fay
San Francisco
United States Chamber of Commerce
Pacific Northwest Business Conference
Fay
French Labor Pushes Arms to Spain Amid Neutrality Clash
A wave of strikes drives the General Confederation of Labor to demand arms and planes for the Spanish Madrid government. The GL urged Paris to lift the arms embargo and align with Britain and other democracies, signaling a broad protest across the French labor movement.
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France
Spain
General Confederation of Labor
Confederation
Madrid
Leon Blum
Daylight air raid hits Toledo injuring civilians
Three rebel bombing planes dropped four 200-pound bombs on Toledo Spain killing nine people and injuring 30. The raid damaged four apartment houses and hit targets near the civil governor and loyalist command, but misfired on its intended offices.
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Toledo
Spain
Cardinal Archbishop's Palace
Surgeon Performs Appendix Operation By Flashlight
An electrical storm cut hospital lights in Marysville Kansas during surgery to remove John D Fansher’s ruptured appendix. The operation was finished by flashlight and Fansher was reported recovering satisfactorily today.
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Marysville
Kans
John D. Fansher
Fansher
Chinese Pheasant Season Dates to be Set in Montana
The Montana Fish and Game commission will meet in Helena on September 14 to fix open season dates for Chinese pheasants and Hungarian partridges and to consider proposed changes in fishing regulations.
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Helena
Montana Fish and Game Commission
California quail released after winter penning in Montana
Six pair of California quail, the first ever received in central Montana, arrived at Lewistown from Warm Springs game farm. They will be penned fed through winter and released next spring.
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Lewistown
California
Montana
Warm Springs
Blindfolded Loyalist pleads for Alcazar surrender
In Toledo Spain on September 9 an unarmed blindfolded Loyalist major Rojo approached the Alcazar walls and urged the 1700 rebels to surrender. Rebels refused. Loyalist artillery and air bombs followed as Rojo reported to his troops and rebels prepared for a deadly guard. Emilio Mola was reported to be en route to Madrid.
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Spain
Alcazar
Rojo
Emilio Mola
Madrid
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