Alf Landon Opens His Campaign
U S ship Exmouth captain Gustaf Berg recounts a Spanish bombing attempt and street killings in Malaga and Barcelona. He describes rebels firing on foreigners, witnessing bodies in the streets, and the vessel’s cautious passage to Casablanca amid Madrid seige reports and warnings from U.S. and French authorities.
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French Morocco
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Business leader indicted in bank robbery case in Harrison Ohio
Grand jury in Harrison County Ohio indicts 30 year old business leader and bank robber suspect. Authorities say he blamed stock losses and debts and confessed after failing to find a revolver to end his life. District attorney quotes reveal the case tied to confidential defense information and a Japanese agent.
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Cincinnati
Harrison, Ohio
Washington
Austria Declares Neutral Stance Amid German Ties
Vienna July 28 Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg says Austria will stay neutral and peaceful while recognizing language and mutual interests with Germany. He says Austria remains independent despite the Entente with Germany and that the Imperial House of Hapsburgs is not yet addressed. He notes German promises of a hands-off policy and cites threats from some Little Entente members to block a revival of the Austrian imperial line.
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Aussia
Germany
Austria
Hapsburgs
Schuschnigg
Europe
Little Entente
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Landon Accepts GOP Nomination at Kansas Capitol Ceremony
Alf M. Landon formally accepted the Republican presidential nomination in Topeka Kansas, pledging to restore efficient government and constitutional balance between states and federal power. He proposed a farm plan with cash benefits and promised federal relief to the needy. The crowd filled the capitol lawn for the ceremony on the south steps.
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Capitol
Kansas
Topeka
Alf M. Landon
United States
State Capitol
National Labor Board Upholds Juneau Union
The National Labor Relations Board ruled the Juneau strike for a closed shop legal under the Labor Relations Act and found the company interfered with the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers. The Board ordered the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company to end coercion, withdraw recognition of the Juneau Mine Workers Association, and address labor disputes at its Juneau operation.
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Alaska Juneau
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
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Attacker of King Held For Further Hearing
George Andrew McMahon a bald British man who drew a weapon at King's patrols was ordered jailed four weeks after a hearing on charges of possessing a weapon with intent to alarm the king. Defense counsel said McMahon wished to testify and call witnesses.
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Associated Press
London
George Andrew McMahon
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