Mass Meeting in Seattle as P I Strike Intensifies
A large crowd gathered at the Eagle Auditorium as the American Newspaper Guild strike against the Seattle Post Intelligencer moved forward amid a $250,000 slander suit by Dave Beck. Mayor John F. Dore defended order while urging wage-earner solidarity and denouncing mob violence.
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Law and Order League
American Newspaper Guild
Seattle Post- Intelligencer
Dave Beck
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
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John F. Dore
Republicans Notice Meeting at City Hall
Republican Club holds a meeting at 8 P.M. on Wednesday August 26 in City Hall. Republican women are cordially invited. Leroy M. Sullivan acting president. Publish August 24 25 26.
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Republican Club
Leroy M. Sullivan
Condition See'ty of War Dern In Serious Condition
Walter Reed Hospital officials express grave concern over Secretary of War Dern after over a month of illness linked to influenza. Doctors report two bad nights and uncertain further developments. A War Department statement says Dern is in a semi conscious condition after a restless night.
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Carter Glass of Virginia to Vote Roosevelt
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia said after conferring with President Roosevelt he would vote for Roosevelt in November but was undecided about speaking during the campaign.
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Virginia
Roosevelt
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Flat chested children shown to be more intelligent study
Dr A S Weisman of the University of Minnesota reports a study of 14 844 Minneapolis school children aged 5 to 17. Data link chest measurements with teacher grades to show flat chested children increasingly outpace deep chested peers in intelligence after age 10 to 12.
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University of Minnesota
Nominations On In Three States Nov Elections
August 26 early returns show Senator Pat Harrison leading Sean Connell for Mississippi Senate nomination by about sixty thousand votes. In South Carolina Senator Byrnes won seven to one over Stone and Harlee in Democratic nomination, seen as effectively deciding the state race. Endorsements across party lines helped candidates win in eleven of twenty districts for November.
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Sean Connect
Mississippi
James Byrnes
Thomas Stoney
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William Harlee
South Carolina
Alaska 1935 Mineral Output Rises Despite Silver Copper Drops
Washington Bureau of Mines notes Alaska's 1935 mineral output increased overall with gold at 470,116 fine ounces and silver at 251,269 fine ounces, copper at 15.477 million pounds, and lead at 1.451 million pounds. 1934 figures show gold 537,281 ounces, silver 1,688,680 ounces, copper 15.363 million pounds, and lead 42 thousand pounds.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Alaska
Soldiers Shot At In Britain From Moving Car
Three British soldiers were fired upon while returning to their barracks from the theatre in PHIPING. The British Embassy said shots came from a moving automobile and one soldier was wounded in the leg. Rumors linked the attack to Japanese vengeance for a Japanese soldier killed on May 26.
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Name Daily Nugget Six Month Advance Offer
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King Alfonso Tied to Fascist Uprising in Spain Letter
The text alleges a confiscated letter links former King Alfonso with the Fascist revolt against Madrid. Rebels push toward Trun with two thousand troops, tanks, and guns while government forces blow roads and seek to slow the advance. Translated dispatches describe mixed signals and shifting loyalties amid the uprising.
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Bay of Biscay
Socialists of
Madrid
Rioting and prison plot foiled in Changta aftermath
Rioting erupted in Changta as details from Shanghai reported by Chinese sources describe a plan by five men to break a Colorado prison by kidnapping the warden Roy Best and seizing weapons. Mobs damaged stores while Japanese officials prepare vigorous representations.
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Canon City
Colorado
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Perate Colorado
Soviet Cavalryman Killed in Manchoukuo Border Skirmish
A Japanese army communique from Hsinging Manchoukuo states a Soviet Russian cavalryman was killed today in a clash on the Eastern Manchoukuoan border near Tubngning on Manchoukuo territory.
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Baseball Scores From The Day's Games
Baseball scores list shows New York 6 Cincinnati 5 and Boston 20 to 5 over St. Louis while Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh 1 and Philadelphia Chicago affected by rain. Other results include Detroit 5 Boston 0 Chicago 11 Philadelphia 13 St Louis 1 New York 13 Cleveland 3 Washington 5 and coast matchups San Francisco 1 Portland 11 Los Angeles 2 Seattle 5 Sacramento 4 Missions 7 Oakland 6 San Diego 2.
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