Langer Appeals to Legislature to Impeach Him
William Langer told North Dakota lawmakers he remains governor and urged impeachment if his federal conviction for fraud is upheld. He sought a public hearing as impeachment moves progressed, while the 47 member senate ordered service to compel attendance of absent Olson supporters.
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Bismarck
N. D
William Langer
State Supreme Court
Langer
House of Representatives
United States
House
Ole H. Olson
Legislative Assembly
Eaid
Gerald P
Dutaiese
Mic
League
Republican Party
North Dakota
Supreme Court
Nye
Olson
Senate
Hundred Idaho Men Fight Fire Near Challis and McCall
A 1000acre forest fire on the Little Fork of the Salmon river near Stanley prompts 100 firefighters with 75 onsite and 25 en route. Bases at Seafoam and Loon Creek. Humidity low and wind northeast. Planes failed to reach scene. In Grass Mountain district, 20 men have control after burning about 200 acres with air support.
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Challis
Little Fork
Salmon River
Stanley
A. V. Larter
Challis National Forest
Seafoam
Loon Creek
Larter
Mccall
Grass Mountain
Idaho National Forest
R. R. Brown
Here
Strike Nearing Resolution Across Key Walkouts
The Associated Press reports hope for fast settlements in the truck drivers and longshoremen strikes. In Minneapolis 68 were wounded as police clashed with strikers amid peace-plan talks. San Francisco longshoremen face arbitration talks with employers. National Guard duty escalates amid continued port disruption. A Portland harbor incident closes uncertainly as authorities react.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Francis J. Hass
Quintuplets examined by famed child specialist in Callander
Dr Alan Brown, renowned child specialist, examined the Dionne quintuplets at the farm home with Dr A R Dafoe. He praised the care by Dafoe and Red Cross and said continued supervision offers excellent survival chances. Weights rose for all except Yvonne.
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Callander
Alan Brown
Brown
University of Toronto
Hospital For Sick Children
Toronto
A. R. Dafoe
Emilie
Marie
Dillinger tip prompts Culver security sweep
A lakeside cottage rumor near Culver Indiana triggers a statewide alert. Colonel Robert Rossow at Culver Military Academy led a posse with state police to guard the Culver Exchange Bank after a tip suggested a possible Dillinger-related bank robbery attempt.
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Culver
Ind
John Dillinger
Indiana
Robert Rossow
Culver Military Academy
Culver Exchange
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Santa Monica California July 21 Will Rogers reports on San Francisco bartenders out of work for 14 years returning briefly for six months and missing lunch with Jim Fury. He notes many candidates running for governor and mentions Fury endorsing Leroy. Rogers recalls arriving at 4 am to a crowd of over 200 people with a strong band of friends.
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Santa Monica
Calif
San Francisco
Jim Fury
Baby Leroy
Jim
Leroy
Will
Heavily Armed Guards Oversee Portland Waterfront Freighters
In Portland Oregon on July 21 non-union longshore crews loaded two freighters with railroad ties for China and wheat for Ireland under heavy police and sheriff Deputies protection. Armed guards kept picketers at a respectful distance as a possible mobilization of 1000 Oregon guardsmen looms if disorder erupts. Mayor Carson urged freight movement and security, while labor leaders warned guardsmen may be recalled from their encampment if needed.
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Portland
Ore
China
Ireland
Oregon National Guardsmen
Meier
Joseph K. Carson
National
Floods Submerge Warsaw as Vistula Rises High
Flood waters from the Vistula swept into Warsaw on July 21, flooding suburbs and flooding seven nearby villages. The river rose to 16 feet, threatening the presidential palace and costing an estimated 200 million dollars in damage. Rescue crews and volunteers worked to reinforce levees while farmers in the south faced loss of homes crops and livestock. Government aid was being rushed to the disaster area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Vistula
Poland
Luna Park
Snow Reported in Denver Saturday
Snow fell for one minute in downtown Denver at 6 04 p m as surprised pedestrians watched frozen precipitation. The sky had been unusually cold with a maximum of 05 degrees yesterday and 100 Thursday. Nearby Colorado Springs saw a heavier shower soon after, marking the first rain there in some time.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Minneapolis Truce Holds After Fatal Clash with Pickets
In Minneapolis a 40 year old man Henry Ness died from a back wound after clashes between police and striking truck drivers as 66 pickets faced gunfire. A temporary truce halted convoy moves until Monday with Gov Olson and mediator Haas guiding. Police chief Johannes faced calls for dismissal as 4000 National Guardsmen kept order while unions remain unsettled.
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Minneapolis
Henry Ness
Floyd B. Olson
A. G. Bainbridge
Michael Johannes
Johannes
Employers
Olson
Francis Haas
Cook Is Facing Serious Charge In Twin Falls
Twin Falls Idaho July 21 AP a restaurant cook Tom Brady 115 was arrested after officers accused him of attempting a felonious attack on a 10 year old girl last Wednesday evening Prosecuting Attorney W W Witham said he will file early next week a statutory offense charge and the investigation continues
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Tom Brady
W. W. Witham
Missing Montana Bishop Searched In Glacier National Park
Bishop William F. Faber head of Montana Episcopal diocese has been missing since yesterday afternoon. He was last seen near Two Medicine chalets high in the northern Rockies as search teams cover Glacier National Park.
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Helena
Mont
William F. Faber
Montana
Glacier National Park
St. Peter’s
Rockies
Governor Ross Extends Reprieve in Olson Case
Governor C Ben Ross said additional inmates may be wrongfully imprisoned and indefinitely extended Earl Olson of Jerome's reprieve. A pardon board hearing subpoenaed Jerome county and city officials to testify as three more witnesses are awaited for final action. Olson pled guilty to assault with a deadly weapon in Eleventh district court at Jerome and began a one to two year term February 20, 1934.
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Boise
C. Ben Ross
Earl ‘Olson
Jerome
Pardon Board
Jerome County
Olson
Eleventh District Court
Utah Storm Douses Drought Across State
A morning storm varying from canyon cloudbursts in Big Cottonwood and Ephraim to light showers brought relief to Utah farmers and city dwellers, with the weather bureau reporting benefits across the drought-stricken state.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Big Cottonwood Canyon
Here
Ephraim
Weather Bureau
Beer vat accident claims life of Salt Lake man
Fred James aged 62 died in a hospital in Salt Lake City after a barrel of beer toppled onto him while he was lifting it into a cooling vat at a refreshment stand.
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Salt Lake City
Fred James
Pioneer Day Festivities Mark 1847 Mormon Migration
Utah celebrates the 24th with Pioneer Day events across Salt Lake City and Ogden beginning July 22. Citizens sport beards, fireworks fill the day, dances occur, and a monument on Ensign Peak honors the nine surviving pioneers who led Brigham Young’s party into the Salt Lake Valley.
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Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
Salt Lake Valley
Utah
Ogden
Ensign Peak
Stevedores on Coast to Hold Secret Ballot
San Francisco July 21 4 District President William J Lewis of the International Longshoremen's Association said all locals will conduct secret ballots on arbitration of strike issues with a probable return to work by Wednesday morning. Voting starts tomorrow and ends Tuesday night with results telegraphed to San Francisco. Oakland group to decide whether to resume waterfront trucking.
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San Francisco
William J. Lewis
International Longshoremen's Association
Lewis
Harry Bridges
Longshoremen’s
Teamsters’ Union
Oakland
Oakland Teamsters
San Francisco Teamsters
National Longshoremen’s Board
O. K. Cushing
Long
Russia and United States Seek Settlement of Debts
Negotiations on debts and claims estimated at 400 to 500 million dollars will begin in Washington between Soviet Ambassador Alexander Troyanovsky and State Department officials. The Talks move from Moscow after months of stalemate with Litvinoff and Bullitt. Resumption is hoped to yield an early amicable settlement and revive trade, which remains largely frozen.
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Washington
Alexander Troyanovsky
State Department
William C. Bullitt
Maxim Litvinoff
Moscow
Troyanovsky
R. Walton Moore
United States
Russia
Stevens Calls Redemption Of Twin Falls County Warrants
County treasurer Mrs. Cora E Stevens announced the redemption of about 10000 dollars in warrants to clear all 1934 liabilities up to the current fiscal year start. She also noted that roughly 47000 dollars of tax anticipation notes have been paid off this month. Weather outlook predicts generally fair conditions for Sunday and Monday.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Cora E. Stevens
Twin Palls County
Heat Wave Hits Nation With Record Death Toll
A blistering three day heat wave pushed deaths to 197 as 97 more notices were added. New York City stayed cooler while Denver and the Midwest endured temperatures above 100, with Mitchell at 114 and Watertown 112 marking record highs in a 30 day siege.
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New York City
Maryland
Colorado Springs
Colo
Middle West
Mitchell
8. D
Watertown
S. D
Ottumwa Town
Springfield
Til
St. Paul
Mercury
General purge targets high Nazi officials in Germany
The Reich justice ministry warns high Nazi leaders face punishment as part of a broad cleansing. Andreas Feickert and other student leaders are removed while Hitler prepares to attend the Wagner festival. Hindenburg and Neurath meet at Neudeck as measures tighten in the regime. In Algodones, New Mexico, Pat Baldondado, 46, is killed instantly by a lightning strike while plowing.
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Walter EF. Brockmann
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Courts of Justice
Franz Guertner
Hitler
Andreas Feickert
Bayreuth
Wanger
Paul von Hindenburg
Konstantin von Neurath
Neudeck
Reich
U S Army Bombing Planes Reach Edmonton
Ten United States army bombers en route to Alaska landed in Edmonton Alberta today from Regina at 4 40 p m They plan a hop to Prince George B C Monday morning Nine planes left Winnipeg this morning with the tenth delayed by motor trouble The aircraft then proceeded to Regina and Edmonton after brief stops
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Edmonton
Alta
United States Army
Alaska
Regina
Prince George
B. C
Winnipeg
Sask
Alberta
Lightning Hits Girl's Necklace in Utah Storm
In Salt Lake City during a late storm Louise Stahr, 15, was burned when lightning struck the necklace she wore. She sheltered under a tree as rain fell, felt a burning on her neck after several flashes, and returned home with bead imprint on her skin and a temporary head pain.
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Salt Lake City
Louise Stahr
Joseph FP
Stahr
Miss Stahr
Johnson Ready to Return East
NRA administrator Hugh S. Johnson will fly from San Francisco to Washington to resume duties after altering plans. He canceled a west coast vacation, saying illness in Mrs. Johnson was not the reason for the return and arbitration in the San Francisco strike is to proceed. Johnson aims to be back at his desk by Tuesday at the latest.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
San Franccisco
Johnson
Blue Eagle
Kilbourne Johnston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Showers Reported In Far West Area
Weather bulletin notes showers in the far west with a broad area from the southwest to the northeast. The northwest strengthens as Rocky Mountain states see the largest activity, especially Utah, with Oregon and Washington seeing minor showers. Temperatures remain moderately cool across the west.
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Far West Area
Rocky 1
Utah
Northernadio
Oregon
Washington
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E. H. Dunningan
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BY Lloyd A. Lehrbas
Monnday
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Albuquerque
N. M
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Algodones
U. S. Army
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