Party discipline clash turns on insurgent Senators in caucus
The piece argues Senate Republicans move against insurgent Senators LaVollette Brookhart Ladd and Frazier, led by Butler and the White House stance, warning suppressing dissent risks backlash as party patronage and positions hang on loyalty. It also weighs public income tax disclosure, noting the principle of transparency versus concealment.
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LaVollette, Brookhart, Ladd and Frazier
Senate
Beech
Epublicans
Republi
Nale
December milestones in Missouri history list
The Missouri State Historical Society highlights key December events in state history. Notable items include the 1863 act creating the State Board of Agriculture, the 1812 general assembly of Missouri Territory, the 1816 Bank of St. Louis, the 1817 Presbytery formation, the 1818 memorial for statehood, major 1811–12 earthquakes, the 1840 rail connection to the East, and the 1822 location of the state capitol in Jefferson City, among others.
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Missouri
State Historical Society
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Salem
Alexander of
Gallatin
United States
Woodrow Wilson
St. Louis Republic
St. Louis
Bank of St. Louis
New Madrid
First Presbytery
House of Representatives
Congr
Missouri Legislativ
Insas
Oklahoma
Kans
Town
Shawnee Mound
Milford
Pranklin
Brooklin
Molly
Phsit Me
Jefferson City
Realtor Campaign Aims to Make Realtor a Standard Title
V Reed of San Pedro California heads a movement to have all real estate dealers adopt the title realtor. He presides over the San Pedro Realty Board, affiliated with the National Association of Real Estate Boards. The slogan asks Is your real estate broker a realtor and cites a code of ethics and a pledge to protect public and broker interests.
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Be, V. Reed
San Pedro
California
B. F. Reed
Hugh Stephens Printing Company
Jefferson City
Reed
Winston Plans Visit Then Move Abroad
Charles A. Winston longtime city resident and real estate dealer will depart next week for Pierce Texas for several weeks visit with Mr and Mrs A P Borden. He then plans to move to California for an indefinite period. Congressman elect W L Nelson of Columbia visited the city on Sunday and left for Bunceton to visit his mother.
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MR. Winston
Charles A. Winston
Pierce
Texas
A. P. Borden
Winston
California
W. L. Nelson
Columbia
Bunceton
Auditing Committee To Be Named Today
The governor will appoint a three member auditing committee, including one state senator and two representatives, to audit state departments. Known as the junketing committee, it acts every two years after elections and reports its findings to the legislature when it convenes. The governor could not specify names but expected to select the members soon.
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Legislative
House of Representatives
Hyde
Arg Shen
Old-Time Hotel Clerk Answers Last Call
Funeral services for Charles Marti of the late Dr. B. Martin were held in Russellville at 3:00 PM after he died at the home of Reuben Smith. He was well known in the area and survived by a sister Mrs. Bauer.
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Charles Marti
Martin Wesellville
Reuben
Smith
Celedic
Russellville
Enloest
Ears
Ape
Sheelty
Marx
la Russe
Ville Ring
Wagner
Monroe Hotel
Bauer
Baseball League Sets 168 Game Schedule for 1935
The report notes the 1934 season was the league's best ever and outlines a 168 game 1935 schedule from April 14 to September 27 with seven travel days. It also records local arrivals and departures including R. W. Hedrick and family returning from Cole Camp, I. L. Burlet’s trip to St. Louis, and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hobbs visiting in St. Louis.
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Malco
Farmers Week Excursion Rates Announced
Excursion rates for Farmers Week set by University of Missouri College of Agriculture and Missouri State Board of Agriculture. Western and Southeastern Passenger Associations report round trip tickets at one and one half fares from statewide stations with no stopovers. Sales run January 17 to 23, final return by January 26. Opening program January 19 with college program and notable speakers, followed by concerts and ceremonies from national authorities and stellar agricultural groups.
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Associated Press
Columbia
Missouri
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Western Passenger Association
Southeestern Passenger Association
Nis
Nice
Klosa
Highway Commission To Hold Meeting On Road Contracts
The state highway commission will hold a meeting to award contracts for 56.5 million dollars of new road work. Much of the concrete paving will cover Route to the main cross state highway from City to St. Louis north of the Missouri River under the speed up and completion program from the good roads measure adopted at the general election. Ro Macy traveled to Caruthersville Sunday and will be joined home by Mrs Macy and relatives who have been there for weeks.
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Andalis
City
St. Louis
Missouri River
Ro Macy
Caruthersville
Nacy
Kellogg's Bran Proves Effective for Chronic Constipation
A Kellogg Company letter reports a man who suffered years from constipation and found relief after two months of using Kellogg's Bran. The ad claims ALL bran is necessary for 109 percent effectiveness, describes natural action on the intestine, and notes a money back guarantee if results aren’t seen.
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Pines Marine
Kellogg Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Kellogg 'S
Walther Leaguers Hold Zone Rally at Trinity Church
The Walther League hosted a zone rally Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church drawing over 200 delegates from Columbia California Osage and nearby areas. A morning service led by Rev Wm Richter featured choir and a 2 130 program with a dialogue directed by F L Fischer vocal soloists Clara Beck and Miss Freda Trauernicht plus Arthur Becks Junior Orchestra. An evening address on Walther League work was given by W F Weilrman. Meals were served to about 250 visitors. Mr and Mrs Christ Angi and Mr and Mrs Robert W Otto were mentioned in departure notes.
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Walther League
Trinity Lutheran Church
Columbia
California
Osage
Trinity ‘Lutheran Church
Wm. Richter
F Il. Fischer
Clara. Béck
Sy Arthur Beck
Freda Trauernicht
W. F.weilrman
City Dads Agree to Water Co New Deal
City council approves the water company settlement totaling 6762 62 with front foot cost at 60 cents and settles claims for a fall injury of 25. City treasurer reports 28060 68 in balance and collector 8308 29. Councilman Brown chairs in Mayor Thomas absence with eight members present and two appointments to police force not confirmed.
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George Stampfii
High Street
Bruns
Albert Schatzer
William Schulte
Brown
Thomas
Baldwin
Polak
Loesch
Nolan
Schneider
Ross
Todd
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Cole Camp
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Missouri Railroads
Highway Commission
St.Louis
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Ladies Novelty Shop
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