Man Confesses Setting Fires Amid Family Troubles
Salt Lake City report says Clifford Bramble, 45, confessed to starting 31 fires in Sacramento and five in Salt Lake City, totaling an estimated $2,000,000 in damage. He cited family troubles as motive and faces arson and burglary charges related to the department store blaze.
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Salt Lake City
E. A. Hedman
Clifford Bramble
Sacramento
Calif
Hedman
Brambie
Bramble
Salt Lake
Sculptor Hunted for Triple Killing Reported in Chicago
An interior page excerpt details a suspect named Bob and a brutal sequence of killings including Ronnie and Ethel, with the attacker describing long stretches of forced inaction and decisive murders using an ice pick. The narrative blends confession with references to observers, an Englishman in the next room, and a plan to kill more, while noting prior hospital operations and social dynamics. Concurrent items report Basque conflict events, British diplomacy moves, and industrial labor unrest spilling into Mahoning valley steel plants as COVID-era pressures recede and logistics shift.
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Ethel
Mrs. Gedeon
Greenwich Village
Byrnes
Ronnie
Veronica
Rise of the White Race and Mozart Sympony Highlight Smudged Text
The piece contrasts Mussolini’s Ethiopian conquest expanding Italian rule with the alleged rise of white domination across the globe. It then shifts to Mozart’s early musical education, noting his age, family, and court introductions, including a 1764 royal presentation and early compositions.
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Mussolini
Polar
New Drive Against Madrid Predicted by Duce
The report claims a new drive against Madrid is anticipated by the Duce with action expected. It states the opposing forces were repulsed with heavy insurgent losses in recent fighting.
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Madrid
Ohio Governor Flays Perkins Peace Efforts
The piece recounts Davey resisting pressure to remove the national guard from mill towns and labor leaders denouncing his alignment with se— autocrats. The strike region from Johnstown to Warren shows claims and counter-claims as steel leaders declare the strike over while mills resume operation.
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Ohio
Flays Perkins
Davey
National Guard
Daver
Johnstown
Warren
Plans for huge Sunday coal miners and steel workers march
James Mark, CIO leader, called for a mass invasion of western Pennsylvania cities with 50 000 to 100 000 miners expected. Gov. Earle had lifted martial law after a 40 000 miner march last week. Philip Murray vowed the strike would be won at four major independent mills.
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James Mark
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
George H. Earle
Bethlehem Steel
Cambria
Earle
Steel Executive
Ohio
Philip Murray
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Third Term Talk At Washington Continues
Congress members discuss the prospect of a third term for the president. Arguments cited include charges of dictatorship, the strain on any man, and potential drafts if no strong Democratic candidate emerges. A European war or new crisis might prompt leadership change.
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Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Europe
Annual Beet Tour Dates Arranged
Idaho Falls officials of the Utah Idaho Sugar company plan a summer beet tour starting July 26. Speakers include Dr E J Maynard and Dean E J Iddings. The itinerary lists Aberdeen July 26 Sugar City July 27 Rigby July 28 Idaho Falls July 29 Shelley July 30 Blackfoot July 31 and Tyhee August 2.
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Idaho Falls
Upper Valley
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
E. J. Maynard
Utah Agricultural College
Great Western Sugar Company
Billings
Mont
E. J. Iddings
University of Idaho College of Agriculture
Aberdeen
Sugar City
Rigby
Shelley
Blackfoot
Tyhee
Caterpillar Wins Prize at School Pet Show in St Louis
June 26 192? Rich ard Laferty carried his entry in the school playground pet show. He won a prize for the smallest pet entered. The winner was a caterpillar.
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ST. Louis
Richard Laferty
Labor dictionary terms and union types explained
A glossary of labor terms defines types of unions including craft, industrial, and company unions. It covers collective bargaining under the Wagner Act, closed shops, check off, severance pay, and captive mine concepts with brief explanations.
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American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Wacner
National Labor Relations Board
Labor Board
Roosevelt Picnic At F D R Site Highlights Day
The report from yesterday’s outing shows a house team defeating the senate 13 to 2 with photographers noting games and scenes of leisure. Onlookers described a bar, various games, and the president in white under an apple tree, shirt open at the throat. Senator McCarran of Nevada remains a leading foe of Roosevelt.
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House
Senate
McCarran
Nevada
Roosevelt
Cabinet Members Names Mentioned in Discussion
The passage lists Harry L. Hopkins, Senators Pittman and Robinson, and Rayburn among the individuals involved with the cabinet, indicating key figures referenced in the discussion.
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Harry L. Hopkins
Pittman and Robinson
Rayburn
Parsons Search Steadies After Brief Clue Burst
New York June 26 investigators moved the Parsons disappearance case back to routine after a spike of activity centered on a beach shoe. Officials discounted the link to Assistant District Attorney Lindsay Henry and Earl J. Connolly head of federal investigators, restoring focus to the quiet search and public notices.
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New York
Alice McDowell Parsons
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Asylum
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Santander
Baleares
Canarias
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Valmaseda
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Italy
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Ohio National Guardsmen
Co. I. O
Panay France
Mary Ewen Bernot
Mozart
Joannes Chysostomus Wolfgangs Theophil Mozart
England
John Hix
Vogt Sheet Metal Works
West Center
Washington
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Division
General Motors Salen
Detroit
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Tra
Intermountain Chevrolet
Labor Dictionary
Joseph B. Keenan
LITTF
Parsons
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