Patterson Leads in Missouri Senate Primary Returns
Patterson of Springfield leads Nathan Frank in the Missouri Republican U S Senate race with 96 549 to 91 204 based on 9423 precincts tabulated. Hay leads Collet for the Republican gubernatorial nomination while Wilson defeats McCawley for the Democratic gubernatorial nod as Caulfield leads Bennett. Hay plans notification for Governor Smith and will discuss Missouri strategy in New York.
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Patterson
Springfield
United District Attorney
Kansas
Nathan Frank
Louis
Frank
David M. Proctor
Kansas City
Charles M. Hay
James Acollet
James A. Reed
Hay
Collet
Francis Wilson
Platte City
A. L. McCawley
Wilson
McCawley
Henry S. Caulfield
Phil Bennett
Caulfield
Bennett
Reed
A Smith
London Buildings Rise Taller Despite Skyscraper Doubts
London is seeing taller buildings as old fire traps are replaced and roofs reach higher, though not in the New York sense due to London's weaker sub soil. The shift comes from crowded areas requiring more vertical space while resisting the term skyscraper.
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New York
City of
Former Army Major Dies by Gas Poisoning in New York Apartment
Harvey Klapp Lines, a former army major from the Spanish American and World Wars era and a social register name, was found dead of gas poisoning in his New York apartment yesterday. A note by his side cited despair over business losses.
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Associated Press
New York
Harvey Klapp Lines
Social Register
Kansan Democrats Nominate Chauncey Little for Governor
Chauncey B. Little, former Congressman, was nominated by Kansas Democrats for governor based on unofficial returns from Tuesday's primary. He will oppose Clyde M. Reed, Republican nominee from Parsons.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kans
Chasancey B. Littl
Democrats of
Clyde M. Reed
Parsons
Jewelry note describes lapis beads with pearls and silver motifs
A new jewelry note features a silver mesh necklace with three large lapis beads linked by pearl strands and two carved silver motifs, creating an elegant centerpiece for the accessory.
Vrooman Opposes Gov Alfred Smith for President
Carl Vrooman of Bloomington former assistant secretary of agriculture under Wilson opposes Governor Alfred E. Smith for the presidency. He made the announcement at the offices of the Western and drafted and introduced the first farm relief bill in Congress in 1921.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Carl Vrooman
Bloomington
Woodrow Wilson
Alfred E. Smith
The
Western
Congress
Castoria Comfort For fretful babies and children
Castoria eases a fretful baby soon with a few drops. It is a safe vegetable remedy given daily and suitable for the youngest infant. Useful in emergencies for constipation or colic pains and recommended for older children as noted in the accompanying book.
Raditch death etches political clash in Belgrade and Zagreb
The Peasant-Democratic coalition refused government funeral funds for Raditch, seeking private treasury ceremonies. A 42 percent parliamentary bloc met secretly in Zagreb, passing resolutions and denying cabinet authority as the Belgrade parliament question headlines the episode.
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Peasant-Democratic
Belgrade
Ra@itch
National Assembly
Zagreb
Raditch
Moody and Dillon Discuss Good Roads
Moody and Dillon talk good roads with West Tess, a commerce member, staying at J. C. Hunter ranch near McKittrick Canyon for a week. New Mexico officials, Moody and Geverser Diller, depart as they push highway plans along the boundary line.
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West Tess
J. C. Hunter Ranch
McKittrick Canyon
Geverser Moody
Geverser RC. Diller
New Mexico
Government bureaus adopt trucks to haul money
Government department heads acknowledge using trucks to move large payroll sums from the Treasury. Officials say cities have advised safer methods, while commercial carriers are not fully stopped from handling funds. The piece notes ongoing hazards in transporting the government payroll.
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Mette
Eaery
Aatingn
Ants Ili Stilien
United States
Lace
Treasury Department
Misses' and Childs Dress Patterns Catalog Ad
Advertisement for patterns offering Misses sizes 16 18 and 20 and Childs sizes 2 4 6 and 8 with material estimates and percent guidance. Promotes a 1928 1929 Fall Winter book of patterns from Globe News Brooklyn NY including designs and dressmaking advice.
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Globe-News
Brooklyn
N. Y
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