Caulfield backs resubmission of prohibition policy
United Press interviews Missouri Governor Henry S. Caulfield who says the people should decide the prohibition issue again. He favors a nationwide constitutional convention to propose amendments, including outright repeal or state regulatory rights, with voters at state conventions having final say.
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Meade C. Monroe
United Press
Henry S. Caulfield
Uri
St. Louis
Missouri
le Obates
Gufield
Congress
Maryville Crash Injures Saga Feldman in Rain
Saga Feldman of Chicago sustained grave injuries when her car hit a truck south of Maryville Missouri on U S Highway 71 during a heavy rain yesterday afternoon. The driver J A W Stewart, a Black man, was bruised in the incident.
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Maryville
Saga Feldman
Chicago
Here
U.S. Highway No. 71
J. AW. Stewart
Fieldman
Witch Children Reported Among North Carolina Cherokees
A Belgian ethnologist reports that twenty century witch children exist among the Cherokee in North Carolina. Twins are selected and undergo a 24 day fast and night feeding of corn hominy liquid, then isolation. These babies are believed to gain powers to fly, dive, shapeshift, and influence events by thought.
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F. B. Colton
Associated Press
Washington
North Carolina
M. Jbrechts
Smithsonian Institution
Firmns
Gibrechts Treworts
Howell Condemns U S Tariff Policy Speech in Missouri
Charles M. Howell Democratic senator hopeful blasted Republican tariff policy since 1921 as criminal stupidity. He blamed it for unemployment and farm distress, charging manufacturers build abroad with American capital and hire foreign labor, reducing domestic demand for American goods.
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Chillicothh
Charles Mf. Howell
United States
Howell
Record of Licensed Air Pilots and Aircraft Licenses
In Washington April 71 AP a Commerce official notes 17 628 licensed air pilots and 7 475 aircraft licenses in the United States a slight decrease since January 1 There were 10 672 aircraft licensed and unlicensed on record April 1 down from 10 790 on January The licensed pilots include 512 women.
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Washington
United States
Clarence M. Young
Rising Wheat Prices Signal End of Low Mood
Executive Vice President Allard Smith notes federal estimates point to a potential early recovery in wheat prices. The winter wheat yield is expected at 453 million bushels, down from 787 million last year, a 42 percent decline due to drought across the Great Plains. Despite the drop, rising prices have historically signaled improved conditions, and observers expect a similar turn this time.
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Allard Smith
Frust Company
Cleveland
Great Plains
South Atlantic
Gulf Sted
United States
Couple Celebrates 63rd Wedding Anniversary in Missouri
Marshall Missouri report says Mr. and Mrs. W B Haring near Gilliam celebrated their sixty third wedding anniversary. He 85 she 78 both active and in good health. Seven children seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren attended the celebration.
Wall Street Sees Mixed Rails Uptrend Amid Sluggish Market
The stock market failed to commit to a rally despite rails showing tentative gains. Early strength faded as some industrials fell, while leaders like Santa Fe Union Pacific and New York Central posted small advances. Several major issues faced pressure including American Can Gillette Allied Chem North American and American Telephone as brokers cite bank loan liquidations and low earnings as dampening factors.
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Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Gillette
Allied Chemices
North American
British PM McDonald heads to Geneva disarmament talks
Ramsay McDonald arrives in Le Bourget by air from England en route to the Geneva disarmament conference via Paris. The British prime minister travels to participate in the important international talks.
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LE Bourges
France
Ramsay McDonald
Great Britain
England
Geneva
Paris
Hoover Pay Tribute to Gen Harris in Senate Funeral
President Hoover and lawmakers paid funeral honors in the Senate chamber for Georgia Senator William J Harris. The service featured Rev Zebarney Phillips and a flowered casket as family and officials observed tributes from the House and Senate leaders and the Supreme Court attended.
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Washington
Hoover
William J. Harris
Georgia
Senate
Zebarney Phillips
Julia
Harris
Peter C. Harris
George
Watson
Indiana
Robinson
Arkansas
House
Hughes
Supreme Court
Stair
Curtis
Richmond Mine Plans to Reopen
Richmond Missouri April 20 after local businessmen pledged funds to hire deputies to aid the sheriff in maintaining order Robert W Bates of Crip sin Coal Company announced that the No 21 mine would reopen Friday under an agreement with a local firm to operate the mine and ensure safety
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Richmond
Robert W. Bates
Crispin Coal Company
No Sleep Rest Ends After Ader Is A Rid Cure
Mrs A Groiti states years of stomach trouble and gas caused nervousness and sleeplessness. After using Ader Isa Rid, her stomach issues vanished and she now sleeps well. G A Fischer Drug Co ADY.
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Marketed for Digestive Relief
An advertisement touts Baalmann's Gas Tablets as a permanent relief for stomach and bowel gas. It claims removal of gnawing stomach pain, palpitations, drowsiness after meals, and cold limbs, promising improved circulation and breath. The ad urges buying the genuine yellow packaged tablets from drugstores, with Henry De Wyls a Brandenberger listed.
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Baalmann
Sbaaimann
Alrays
Henry DE Wyls A
Brandenberger
Union Mine Closure Sparks Labor Dispute Over Wages
The mine and related plots were shut after unrest followed an attempt to restart operations by union members as mine operators refused the United Mine Workers demand for a $3 wage scale.
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United Mine Workers
Germany's factories build agricultural machinery number 50
Germany reports fifty factories producing agricultural machinery employing more than 35 000 workers across the sector. The data highlight a sizable manufacturing base with substantial labor force and output potential in agricultural equipment.
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Germany
St Joseph Western League To Cut Admission Price
St Joseph manager Frank Haley announced prices cut to 50 cents this season following Jack Holland. Bleacher seats will be eliminated, with crowds to be housed in covered or grandstand areas.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Frank Haley
St. Joseph
Jack Holland
Haley
Stand crowds testify to double header pricing
When spectators filled the stands the announcement set the doubleheader price at 73 cents, signaling a shift in admission costs for both games. The note emphasizes audience turnout correlating with the new gate charge.
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