Voters head to polls in Cole County primary contests
Thousands of Cole County residents vote today in a tight primary with 128 candidates for state county and township offices and committees. The ballot includes Democratic contests for senator Truman Cochran and Milligan, congress candidates Lozier and Nelson, and races for state superintendent and county judges amid accusations of extravagance and protests against daily sessions.
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Cole County
Truman
Cochran
Milligan
Ralah Lozier
Carrollton
William J. Nelson
Columbia
Superintendent of Schools
Tloyd W. King
Charles A. Lee
Grover Cosean
William Koscher
J. W. Hogg
George Schell
W. C. Dixon
Emmett Bong
James Farmer
Wiliam Wemp
J. W. Grace
Martin Brondel
Counter Court Inn
Bill Feliman
Sherwood Wrati
Regudliesns
Scott Petes
Dave Peters
Joe Livingston
Shoemaker Faces 30 Day Jail Term
Minnesota Farmer-Laborite Representative Francis H Shoemaker who paid a $50 fine for disorderly conduct was ordered to serve a 20 day workhouse sentence on a three charge. He could not be located at his hotel after news he would return from Brainerd MN by late today.
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Peneaisiine
Francis H. Shoemaker
Minnesota
Farmer-Laborite
Brainerd
Wentzville Schools Official Is Crowned
J J Jones 28 superintendent of Wentzville schools was crowned at Love Lake while swimming. Two companions grew exhausted and Jones went to rescue them but sank. His body was recovered and sent to Green City.
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LA Plata
J. J. Jones
Wentzville
Love Lake
Here
Jones
Tescue
Green City
Missouri Weather With Partly Cloudy Tuesday And Wednesday
A weather bulletin notes Missouri will have partly cloudy skies on Tuesday and Wednesday with continued warm conditions. Strong winds are not expected, and temperatures remain mild across major cities and rural areas alike.
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Missouri
Where to Vote at Five City Wards
Polls run from 6 to 7 pm with the same ward locations as nine places listed. First Ward voters use Jones Bakery, Fairview Hotel, Schaefer's Store. Second Ward uses Central, Courthouse, Renn Asad. Third Ward includes Ayer's Motor Co and Bolivar Garage. Fourth Ward lists Shet Music Store, DeLong's Blacksmith Shop, Democratic Club rooms. Fifth Ward covers Trippensee Barber Shop, Clark Avenue, Zatzler Store, State Park. Jefferson Township voters go to the courthouse.
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Jefferson City
Jones Bakery
Fairview
Schaefer's
Renn Asad
Central
Ayer’s Motor Co
Bolivar
Fugitive fatally shot after car pursuit near Boonville
State patrolman Breid and officer Ewing Barlow wounded a fleeing trio and a woman after stopping a stolen car bearing an Ohio plate near Boonville Missouri. Eddis Wederman 22 of San Francisco identified as seeking several stolen cars. Wederman wounded in abdomen. Marble arrested. others detained after a late-day confrontation.
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Boonville
Ohio
E. R
Eddis Wederman
San Francisco
Russell G. Breid
Wederman
Calion
Dyer
Bried
Eddie Wederman
Springfield
Leonard Marble
Breid
Ewing Barlow
Marble
Columbia
Wedermean
Cers
Two School Board Vacancies Filled In Jefferson City
Resignations of two teachers were recently filed and both vacancies filled. The board settled routine business at a meeting. Katherine Campbell of Columbia was named to Emabel futures primary teaching post at Moreau Heights School, with Miss Harris of Ma filling the vacancy at West End Park School due to a resignation.
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Jefferson City
Massacre in Constantine as religious war erupts
At least 100 people were killed in Constantine amid fighting between Tadis and Jews. Martial law was declared as Senegalese troops moved to restore order. Special trains brought colonial troops into the city, machine guns occupied key spots, patrols roamed streets, and traffic was halted with cafes closed.
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Constantine
Algeria
Atadi
Norby
Phi ‘Ve
Says ‘Ish
Hindenburg's Body Taken to Memorial
The late President Paul von Hindenburg's body arrived at Neudeck and was placed in the Hall of Commanders awaiting funeral rites. Goering and Von Hindenburg leaders attended. a solemn procession formed toward Tannenberg with military honors, prayers, and a final farewell salute as crowds gathered.
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Tional Memorial
Neudice
Germany
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Oskar von Hindenburs
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Berlin
Marienberg
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Holy Trinity Church
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Neudeck Estate
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Nour
Tannenkers
Hitler
Barber Shops Open on Sunday in Iowa
In Shenandoah Iowa on August 6 downtown barber shops opened on Sunday for the first time in 60 years as a wage war among barbers continued. Suburban shops had kept Sunday openings to share neighbors and downtown merchants objected. Haircuts dropped to 15 cents in the suburbs.
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Shenandoah
Convicts shot in attempted escape at Missouri prison
Two inmates in a St. Louis County prison were on the run after sawing from a cell. Guards opened fire when the pair reached the roof of the warehouse. one convict died and the other, Rinker, was wounded and listed in serious condition. Werden J. M. Sanders returned from Neosho to vote in the Democratic primary.
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Missouri
Fender
Bender
St. Louis
Byren
Rinker
Oppose Reviving CWA This Winter in Washington
Federal officials say changes to revive the Civil Works Administration are unlikely this winter. AFL president William Green urged reestablishment to fight unemployment. CWA used 400000 from Public Works and about 200 million in relief funds, ended last May as funds exhausted. Relief administration now offers work relief by need rather than unemployment, with 400600 workers in the Gulf area and over 1 million elsewhere.
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Washington
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Atlantic City
Civil Works Administration
Public Works Administration
Relief Administration
CWA
Grought
Chapman defeats Brown in Kentucky primary victory
Returns from Kentucky’s August primary show Virgil Chapman securing the Democratic nomination over John M Robison and other Republicans in the Ninth district. Final unofficial totals from 453 of 501 precincts give Chapman 25 279 to Brown 22 373 with Brown conceding Chapman’s nominating victory early tonight.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Virgil Chapman
Congressma
Shin
John M. Robison
Edvin
Morrow
Brown
Chapmen
Torm
Chapman
Preliminary for Neal Myers Today
County Attorney Paul Upderraff said he planned to put all availed witnesses on the stand. Mrs. Hazel Brown, a fraternity hour cook, is at liberty on 2500 bond as a material witness. Myers surrendered to his attorney after three weeks of flight. He was held in communicance since arrest Saturday.
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Norman
Paul Upderraff
Hazel Brown
Brown
Liberty
Myers
Hessen
Roosevelt Sees Drouth First Hand Near Fort Peck Dam
In blistering heat President Roosevelt views the drought impact from the Fort Peck dam site in Montana while stressing relief and resettlement work. Officials report the drought spreads across 24 states, with millions needing aid, and the administration aims to move populations to workable land as relief efforts expand.
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Washington
Montana
Federal Power and Reclamation
Fort Peck
Missouri
Havre, Mont
Lawrence Westbrook
Toy Barry L. Hopkins
Congress
Wheeler
Montans
Cooney
Monaghan
Stacey
Drouth
Ro Yelt
Tbrack
Desk
Wiliam Kaiser
Thomas
St. Mary's Hospital
Young Kaiser
Pete Miller
Horoug
Nere
Miller
Kaiser
Hire
Senatorial race centers Missouri primary contest
In Missouri’s state primary, Democratic factions rally around Harry S. Truman while Bennett Clark backs Milligan and Cochran faces St Louis leaders. Rain and drought fears aim to influence farmers to the polls tomorrow as turnout is expected to reach about 600000 in a high off year.
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John J. Cochran
St. Louis
Longstreet Cleveland
Columbia
Cochran
Kansas City
Truman
Milligan
Congress
Clark closes speech in Missouri capitol rally
Senator Bennett C. Clark denounced relief and re employment aid as favoring Judge Henry S. Truman supporters and backing Milligan for U S Senate in Independence campaign stop. He accused state machines in Kansas City and St Louis of backing Milligan while criticizing Republican officials and Roosevelt era policy. No one challenged him after his remarks.
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Henry S. Truman
Independence
U.S
Bennett C. Clark
Truman
J. L. Milligan
Richmond
State Capitol
Clark
Milligan
Judge Truman
Sy J
Kansas City
St. Louis
John J. Cochran
Roosevelt
Extra dividend paid by General Motors
New York August 6 AP D of General Motors Corp. paid an extra dividend to stockholders amounting to about 20,009,000 dollars in a 2 1/2 cent a share payment. P Sloane Jr noted the distribution channels for owners of approximately 43,500,000 common shares, following a prior 23 cent per share disbursement last December.
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New York
General Motors Corp
P. Sloane, Jr
Election Returns by Phone Call System Trial
Primary results will be available tomorrow night at News and Tribune offices. Voters are urged to call 5000 for statewide results and county race progress. Tabulating will be updated as reports come in, with no public bulletins.
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News and Tribune
Reox
Grains Rise To New High Marks In Chicago Trade
Wheat led gains with May at about 1.184 and September near 1.083 a bushel as prices surged on reports of corn damage and Canadian wheat losses. Corn rose 1 3 4 to 2 1 8 cents, rye and barley up about 4 cents, oats up 13 4 to 3 cents.
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Chicago
Heat Keeps Rising as Kansas Sizzles Across Southwest
Kansas and the southwest endure record heat with new highs in Phillipsburg at 117 degrees and heat deaths reported in Bila Dorado and Emporia. Light afternoon showers offered brief relief as the scorcher persisted and more victims were noted.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Southwest
Phillipsburg
Kan
Bila Dorado
Emporia
Capital City Man Slain In City Park
Joe Ford, 35, ex convict, was shot and killed on Myrtle Avenue near Pine Street in Washington Park at 4 30 yesterday. Earl E Sanders, 26, ex convict, jailed as killer by eye witness Jos Jeffrey 23 who said Sanders fired twice. Inquest set for Wednesday.
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Joe Ford
Myrtle Avenue
Pine Street
Washington Park
Earl E. Sanders
Sanders
Eame
Jos. Jeffrey
Myrtle Street
Ford
Joe
Jack
Jeffrey
Johnny Lammers
Swifts
Nicnic
Cormer Weaver
Jefferson City
Audrain County
Weaver
War rants issued for two men posing as federal officers
In St Louis on August 6 AP reports Katherine M Briscoe of Luther Okla says Edward McGarry and Levi s Chap man posed as United States marshals to extort 200 from her after coercing withdrawal from a savings account. They allegedly took her to her Oklahoma home in a parked car and demanded the bond fee. No formal charges were filed against Briscoe or her companion. Building sale: Madison Street building occupied by Missouri Tower and Light Co. transferred from Susan Creedon to Kemp Gasel owner of City Tire and Battery Co. sale completed yesterday. price not disclosed.
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ST. Louis
Katherine M. Briscoe
Luther. Okia
Miss Briscoe
Edward McGarry
Levis Chapman
McGarry
Madison
Missouri Tower and Light Company
Susan ‘Creedon
Kemp Gasel
Wner
City Tire and ‘Battery Company
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Tuck" Millian
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