Draft Means Ray for Mayor In Jefferson City Race
A group of Young Democratic Club members in Cole County drafted Means Ray as Democratic mayoral candidate for Jefferson City subject to nomination. They planned to secure pledged delegates at ward meetings Friday night and expected Ray to accept the nomination and campaign.
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Young Democratic Club
Cole County
Means Ray
Jefferson City
Ray
Mr. Ray
Missouri
National Banking Holiday Relaxed But Gold Guarded
Roosevelt signals support from state governors for a broad banking reform program after ratifying the emergency and clearing house scrip. Officials expect rapid fixes, with local issuance of clearing house certificates and efforts to reopen banks based on soundness and restored confidence.
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Clearing House
Congress
White House
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
Wooden
Woodin
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate Bill Would Give Park Sweeping Insurance Powers
A senate bill would grant the Governor and Insurance Superintendent sweeping control over domestic life insurers. It authorizes orders to delay payments on claims or withdrawals during a crisis, with cash payments limited by a fixed percentage and possible premium funding from reserve values. The measure aims to mirror banking regulation powers and emphasizes orderly management of insurer finances.
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Senate
Gaye Trner
Oyster Supper Ties County Dairymen to War Figure
Local page mixes a Chinese romance film note with a war tale and a Roosevelt inauguration reel. The county dairymen hold an oyster supper at the courthouse with Cole county awards for Holstein and Jersey herds, butterfat tallies, and national honor roll placements. The Missouri House sends Governor Park a tax relief bill benefiting drainage and levee districts, introduced by Senator Langdon Jones.
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Cole County
Cerral Missouri Her Improvement Association
J. M. Regan
Dairy Extension Department
Missouri College of Agriculture
John ©. Vander Feltz
Allen Brothers
Jersey
House
Governor Park
Senate
Missouri
Langdon Jones
Kennett
Livestock Exchange at Kansas City Remains Open
Directors of the Livestock Exchange voted to keep the market open as long as possible. Commission firms at the stock yards sold livestock with payment contingent on checks from buyers. Packers' representatives were in the yards to bid on 3000 cattle 1500 hogs and 3000 sheep amid higher eastern meat prices.
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Kansas City
The
Livestock Exchange
Police adopt show working schedule on bank holiday
Louis police switch to a show working schedule from the normal eight hour day due to the bank holiday. Chief Joseph Gerk said the change follows many requests for added protection from individuals and firms unable to deposit cash.
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SY. Louis
Joseph Gerk
Headache relief promises from harmless Dream of Najal plan
A health ad urges readers to stop using self administered drugs for headaches. It promotes Dream of Najal and Cream of Nujol as a non drug, poison removing treatment claiming lasting relief. The copy claims low daily cost and night morning use with no interference in daily activities.
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Najal
Portrait of Homer Cummings as Roosevelt era attorney general
Stamford attorney Homer Cummings is named to serve as attorney general in the Roosevelt cabinet until the Walsh vacancy is filled. Upon filling, he will become governor general of the Philippines.
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Homer 8. Cummings
Stamford
Conn
Roosevelt
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Cummings
Philippines
Tulsa man dies of heart attack in bank window
Tulsa building contractor Dave Goodall, age unknown, presented a $5 bank note at a bank teller’s window on March 6. He was handed five one dollar bills in change and then collapsed from a heart attack. Police and medical personnel declared him dead shortly after.
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Tulsa
Dave Goodall
Goodall
Marriage license issued for Leslie Light and Hattie Missoni Dearixon
County Recorder LePage yesterday issued a marriage license to Leslie Light and Hattie Missoni Dearixon, both of Myrion Missouri. They were wed by the Rev Paul Weber, Baptist Church pastor. Tall buildings have a wind sway of about an inch and a half.
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LePage Yesterjday
Leslie Light
Hattie Missoni Dearixon
Myrion, Mo
Paul Weber
Largest Oklahoma hotel to close roof garden weekends
There is no money to pay the piper so the roof garden will close except Saturday and Sunday nights due to the public's lack of ready cash. The closure affects one of the city's largest hotels in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
Ily
Dante
State Departments Routine Applications Filed
The secretary of the public service commission recorded filings for a Missouri Service Co. of Tarkin Missouri seeking approval to construct and operate an electric transmission line and Vernon County Gas Co. seeking a certificate to sell and distribute gas in Richards village Vernon county. Notaries public appointed include FR R Dunn Lohman W H Gourley Competition Edgar G Brooks Middle Grove C O Powers Paris John W Ludwig Otto L F Leffler Wm R Lystrandl Frederick H Schwartz St Louis. Governor Guy B appointed several individuals yesterday.
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Public Service Commission
Missouri Service Co
Tarkin
Ang
Vernon Countey Gas Co
Richards
Vernon County
Secretary of ‘State
FR. R. Dunn. Lohman
W. H.gourley
Competition
Edgar G. Brooks
Middle Grove
C. O. Powers
Paris
John W. Ludwig
Otto LF. Leffler
Wm. R. Lystrandl
Frederick H. Schwartz
St. Louis
Gev
Guy B
Two Women Made Happy by Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Health improved after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Richards of Brooklyn says headaches nerves and fatigue faded. she now sleeps well feels strong. Mrs Goodwin of Columbus Georgia reports better sleep appetite and energy after using the company’s constipation pills.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. C. Richards
Coney Island Ave
Brooklyn
New York
Lea Goodwin
26Th St
Colusabus,Georgia
Park Names Warily Qualified Appointees in Missouri
Park announces appointments for state and county roles including Nelson as St Charles Highway Commission and Ferguson and Wilson as Missouri National Guard officers. Terms expire December 1 1925. Names Samuel McPhears and Charles Ferguson appear in the roster with party affiliations noted.
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F.charles
110Th Engineers
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