Smith and Raskob to Lead First 1936 Campaign Meeting
New York July 7 The national committee holds its first meeting for the 1936 presidential campaign with Gov Alfred E. Smith and running mate Ben T. Robinson slated to attend. The gathering aims to set strategy and committee roles while Smith dictates key tactics and the committee concentrates on financing and coordination rather than originations. The governor is reticent about specifics until after the session but plans to outline a broad eight week campaign, with speeches at strategic points, and to emphasize policy aimed at the “common man.”
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
National Commit
Smith
Ben T. Robinson
Geomtry
Premier Mus Hot Sets HeeTE Hes
AP report details a rough incident where Premier Mus hot sets cause a disturbance. The event involves police response and subsequent questioning of individuals connected to the scene. Further details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
New Home and Outdoor Edition Preview by The Tribune
The Tribune announces a forthcoming Home and Outdoor edition aimed at both residents and visitors in Idaho. It favors breezy vacation style content over statistics and will feature a dogs page showcasing pedigreed hunting dogs with many photos beginning to arrive, due next Monday.
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the Tribune
Idaho
Northwest
Porter Faces Charges For Hurting Girl
Pullman porter Richard B. Ott says Adams county will file charges against Fillis Williams for an attempted assault on a 19 year old girl aboard a Northern Pacific train. Williams confessed. the girl was taken to a Spokane hospital and Williams was jailed in Rugville after capture near Lind Washington. Concerning a lynch rumor, Sheriff Shafer denied trouble.
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Rithzville
Wash
Richard B. Ott
Adams County
Fillis Williams
Pullman
Ott
Spokane
Williams
Shafer
Rugville
Northern Pacific
Lind
Washington
East 37Th Street
Chicago
Idaho Bourbon Lineup Strong in Rocky Mountain Meet
Democratic leaders from Colorado Wyoming and Idaho conferred on general campaign lanes for the presidential race in the Rocky Mountain region. Alfred E Smith is seen as a farm vote gatherer who could win broad support while losing only the extreme dry vote. Attendees included George A Collins national committeeman for Colorado W John oom of Rosk Wyo and W Orr.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Idaho
Rocky Mountain
Alfred E.i Smith
New York
George A. Collins
W Johnoom
Rosk
Wyo
W. Orr
Boise Man Sentenced? Noted Gun Incident in Boise
Boise linotype operator Barron was shot in the stomach by Charles L. Hawkins in front of 205 South Main. Hawkins, arrested by police, claims Barron stole his wife and baby and had fled Boise. Eyewitness Martin Hayes confirms the shooting and later beating with a gun butt.
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WH. Barron
Idaho State Journal
Charles L. Hawkins
Bannock Street
Boise
South Main Main Street
Hawkins
Barron
General Hospital
Martin Hayes
Georgetown
Hayes
U.S
Crow
Tribune
Pocatello
Berron
Seattle
Kenneth Roche
Heat records fall as Chicago reaches 92 amid Midwest heat wave
Weather across the middle west peaks with Chicago at 92 and Nebraska temps above 100. The heat brings two deaths in Kansas City and a week of rain and humidity, with thunderstorms expected to cool conditions tonight or tomorrow.
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Chicago
Mercury
Ars
Nebraska
Lincoln
Tekamah
Miracle
Wisconsin
Iowa
Kansas City
M. W. Pyle
Mary Hamilton
Middle West
Mystery in Plane Accident Deepens for Capt Lowenstein
Brussels memorials postponed as officials offer no new facts about the Belgian financier Captain Alfred Lowenstein who vanished during a Channel flight. French authorities rule out jurisdiction while searchers recover a body trace but deem recovery unlikely after a 4000 foot fall. The pilot crew and companions maintain he remained aboard the aircraft until a later disappearance. Friends push for accident verdict amid family uncertainty.
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London
Alfred Lowenstein
Brussels
Lowenstein
Hoover Shapes Appointment of Campaign Organization
Washington July 7 James W Good named head of Hoover western campaign and Hubert Work said to manage eastern efforts. Good, a Hoover lieutenant in 1924 pre convention drive, will push farm relief while Hoover plans departure for Palo Alto after receiving nomination. Work said no separate eastern campaign body would be formed for now.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
James W. Good
Iowa
Good
Coolidge
President Coolidge
Hoover
Palo Alto
California
Republican National Committee
Severe test for air tour lands two planes short
Twenty two of twenty four planes in the national reliability air tour reached the control field in San Antonio after a flight from Fort Worth. Two craft diverted with forced landings. Louis G. Meisner reported down at Round Rock near Austin due to unclear reasons and Charlie W. Meyers landed near ten miles from the field because of motor trouble.
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San Antonio Texas
Fort Worth
Louis G. Meisner
Alr
Round Rock
Austin
Charlies W. Meyers
Benause
Clue to Fate of Amundsen Expedition Hints Found
Report from Spitzbergen July 7 states workers from Great Northern Coal saw a dark object fall from a French seaplane near Bear Island on June 18. Rescue teams seek three Nobile party members missing since May 30 while Captain Soca leads an Alpine group along the north coast.
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Associated Press
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Rouldundeen
Great Northern Coal Company
Norway
Advent Bay
Bear Island
An@undrew
Wisting
Soca
Lieut
Lutzok Holm
Poy Iiel
Clark Leaves for Salt Lake City in Oil Settlement Talks
Reuben Clark Jr., a key aide to Ambassador Dwight Morrow and a Republican Senate candidate, departed for his home in East Lake City after assisting in the oil settlement talks between the United States and Mexico. Clark had accompanied Morrow to Mexico and served as his legal advisor during the negotiations.
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Mexico City
Reuben Clark Jr
Dwight Morrow
United States
Mexco
Mr. Morrow
East Lake City
United States Senate
Mr. Clark
Mexico
Preacher to Stay in Jail Amid Court Battle in Dallas
In Dallas Judge Towne Young barred radio equipment from the jail as Rev. J L Anderson the Fundamentalist Baptist pastor defies injunctions against further work on a two thirds completed tabernacle. Police maintain order while church members press for a safety brace authorization and work continues under tense supervision.
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Dallas
Texas
J Rl Anderson
Fundamentalist Baptist Church
Towne Young
Lulu Seale
Dallas County
Judge Young
Dr Anderson
Clamp Placed On Oil Man Blackmer Seizure
In Reno Nevada Justice Bailey in Washington ordered the seizure of another $100,000 of H M Blackmer property. Attorneys George Gordon Battle say the move is unconstitutional and will be vigorously resisted on the same grounds as a prior seizure. Action on the former seizure is pending.
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Reno
Nev
H M. Blackmer
Teapot Dome
Paris
Jennings Bailey
District of Columbia Supreme Court
George Gordon Battle
Blackmers
Many on List of Parties in Barnack County Primaries
An unofficial completion of candidates for Barnack county Republican and Democratic primary elections to be held August 7 shows broad candidate interest. Only three offices have no Republican or Democratic filings, with several contested spots for state senator, legislature, and county officials across the parties.
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Barnack County
Repub
Antickst
Waester Newcomb
Theodore Swanson
H Masters
The
State Journal
Twin Falls
Bennock County
W.H. Mendenhall
Thatche
Charles F. McDonald
Bancroft
George M. Jorgensen
Max Cohn
Arimo
Joseph Brimm
Downey
Fletcher Burrus
Pocatello
B. M. Almond Downey
J. J Facer
Tyhee
A. J. Fagnant
Lava Hot Springs
H.C. Christensen
Lax McDougall
Isaac McDougall
B. A. McDevitt
F M. Bistline
J. A. Carver
W. H. Woodward
H. W. Hen
Rockefeller 89th Birthday Observed by Family in New York
John D Rockefeller celebrated his 89th birthday at his Ponticao Hills estate with children and grandchildren. A public compilation listed gifts totaling 443 432 644 since 1918 to churches educational and scientific causes, with John D Rockefeller Jr making 43 major gifts totaling 60 004 408.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller
Ponticao Hills
Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller Foundation
Johan D. Rockefeller, Jr
Father
Dan Ae
Rossteelier University
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Mushot
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Cole
George N. Sleight
Lake Forest
Virg
Cade
al Smith
Big
Charles W. Hawkins
W. H. Barron
Poestello
John Thomas Gooding
H C. Baldridge
Frank R Gooding
Disney
Hoover Shapes
Amundsen
Clark
Salt Lake City
Tabernacle
Blackmer
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