Repealists Win Smashing Victory in Wet-Dry Fight
At the convention a surge for repeal produced 934 3 4 to 213 3 4 in favor with speakers urging reform. Roosevelt leaders pressed for a strong first ballot as favorite son blocs threaten to tilt the nomination amid ongoing platform debates and impending nominating speeches.
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Bart
Roosevelt
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Walsh
Massachusetts
Struth
Road budget tied to federal highway funds
Road officials indicate the state budget will align with anticipated federal aid funds. After hours of debate, $20 008 was moved from the emergency fund to support the Clifton Duncan road as Phoenix officials seek relief funds for Greenlee county.
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Hayden
Washington
C. E. Addams
Phoenix
Clifton-Duncan
Addams
Greenlee County
Relief Bill: Alone Confronts Scions Constriction of Relief Plan
Relief conferees neared a compromise on a 2.3 billion program with 306 million for immediate relief, 1.5 billion for Reconstruction Finance Corp loans, and 500 million for public works. Commissioners debated transfers between Blythe-Wickenburg and Casa Grande-Gila Bend routes to balance road funding.
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Blythe-Wickenburg
Casa Grande-Gila Bend
Jacob Barth
St. Johns
U. S. Highway 60
Wickenburg- Prescott
Casa Grande- Gila Bend
Monte Mansfield
Tucson
Roosevelt’s Worth Admired By John Mack
A political discussion highlights Roosevelt’s perceived mastery of state and national details, with Mack praising his thorough knowledge of New York’s public institutions and counties. The speakers stress the need for immediate relief and insistence on principled leadership to drive recovery.
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United States
Garner Is Boomed For Vice President
The article notes Garner is boosted for the presidential nomination with other delegations backing Utah Governor George H. Dern Montana Senator Thomas Walsh convention chairman Alabama Representative John McDuffie Kansas Governor Harry H. Woodring and Maryland Governor Ritchie.
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George H. Dern
Utah
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
John McDuffie
Alabama
Harry H. Woodring
Kansas
Ritchie
Maryland
Hunt reappoints Campbell to Agriculture and Horticulture Commission
Governor Hunt announced the reappointment of Clinton Campbell of Phoenix to the State Agriculture and Horticulture Commission. Campbell’s new term runs until July 1, 1938.
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Ariz
Hunt
Clinton Campbell
State Agriculture and Horticulture Commission
Unclear Phrase Reflects Political Uncertainty Impact
Fragmentary line notes the ills worsened by Republican uncertainty and instability. The brief text hints at broader social or economic effects but lacks concrete events, names, or dates to anchor a fuller report.
I. C. C. Action Stalls Rail Receivership
The Interstate Commerce Commission prevented a receivership of the St. Louis San Francisco Railway and approved a reconstruction loan of 3 39 million dollars to keep the line out of receivership. Bondholders will assume management for an indefinite period under the plan.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Company
Reconstruction Corporation
U S Professor Lectures in Europe
Professor Jacob Horak head of Economics at Heidelberg College and Hoover Crime Commission member will lecture this summer at the University of Prague on The Problems of Central Europe.
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Jacob Horak
Heidelberg College
Hoover
Crime Commission
University of Prague
Czechoslovakia
Central Europe
Connally Nominates Garner for Presidency at Convention
Senator Tom Connally presented John N. Garner of Uvalde Texas as the Democratic nominee for president. Delegates shouted and applauded as Connally urged leadership with direction and determination to reach the nation’s destination.
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Chicago
John N. Garner
Uvalde
Texas
White House
California
Tom Connally
Garner
Connally
Germany Rejects Bond Offer on Reparations at World Bank
In Lausanne on June 30 Germany refused France’s proposal to deposit a 6 billion mark bond with the World Bank in place of reparations annuities while debts with the United States were renegotiated. Foreign Minister Baron von Neurath conveyed the decision to Prime Minister MacDonald after consulting Berlin officials.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Germany
France
World Bank
United States
Baron Konstantin von Neurath
MacDonald
Great Britain
Berlin
Prescott meeting heads to state VFW convention
Commander Carl Muehlberg leads 22 members of Maricopa post No. 720 as they depart for Prescott to attend the annual Arizona Department Veterans of Foreign Wars convention.
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Phoenix
Carl »Muehlberg
Maricopa
Prescott
Arizona Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States
Irish Annuity Payment Not Made to Great Britain
Dublin official statement says the Irish land annuity due today amounting to about 5 000 000 dollars will not be paid. The move comes amid ongoing financial and political tensions between the Irish Free State and Britain.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Great Britain
Retaliatory Tariff Proposed If Ireland Misses Annuity Payment
London reports that five million pounds due from the Irish Free State as land annuities was not received. J H Thomas, secretary for dominions, told the House of Commons he will submit proposals next Monday. The plan is understood to be a tariff bill imposing heavy duties on Free State imports.
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London
Sixty Seven Take Bar Exam In Phoenix
Sixty seven aspiring lawyers sit the state bar examination in the capitol today as the process moves forward.
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Phoenix
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