Beagle to Head Dawe for a Salvation Army Home Campaign
N R Beagle accepts chairmanship of a $3000 finance campaign to pay a sixty day note for finishing and furnishing the Salvation Army building at 14 Jefferson St. He plans an immediate campaign with the Chamber of Commerce to organize quickly. The advisory board notes the building cost total and the need to relieve the local corps from interest and principal payments to bolster relief and charity work.
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N. R. Beagle
Salvation Army
Jefferson St
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Beagle
D. M. Oberman Manufacturing Company
Army Corps
Foubister
Gost
Lot
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Kansas City Raises Police Budget After Court Ruling
Kansas City officials approved a $1,491,000 police budget for the next fiscal year after the state supreme court ordered full funding for the prior year. Mayor Bryce B. Smith planned talks with police heads on a possible compromise, with the budget to go before the city council committee of the whole tomorrow.
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Kansas City
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Bryce B. Smith
Woman Held on Bond in Slaying of Father
Anna Keipp, 21, was ordered held on 10000 bond after admitting to shooting and killing Phillip Keipp, 42, a former policeman, in their St. Louis home. A coroner ruled homicide and the defense cited years of cruelty by the father. The incident occurred as the father allegedly advanced toward Anna, with her brother Earl witnessing the event.
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ST. Louis
Anna Keipp
Phillip Keipp
Earl
Kipp
Ohio prison unrest over clemency, tobacco demands
At Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus four thousand inmates caused mild turmoil in two blocks amid anger over the death of 313 men. Prisoners demanded life terms for John Richardson, removal of the clemency board, and unlimited tobacco. Richardson received a 30 day reprieve. authorities said this did not satisfy the inmates. Deputy Woodward opened cell doors. movement remained tense with officials fearing further trouble.
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T. A. Reed
John Richardson
Board of Clemency
Richardon
Cooper
Woodward
EK Company
R. H. Handrich
Woman Walks 150 Miles to Find Husband in Kansas City
Mrs Gladys Mitchell, 17, arrived at police headquarters after walking from Webb City to Kansas City seeking Louis Mitchell. She last saw him in Springfield weeks ago when he left to find work, and she learned he was arrested after attempting to board a freight train to St. Joseph. Police checked jails and county facilities for him.
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Kansas City
Louis Mitchell
Mra
Gladys Mitchell
Webb City
Mitchell
St. Joseph
Political Announcements Republican Party List
Republican Party announces candidates for county and circuit offices including John H. Faust for circuit clerk and Fresidling judge. Chas A. Dix for judge second district. Anton Goser Ed F Linhardt for county judge first district. Sylvester Dulle for prosecuting attorney. S Frank Huffhines for county collector. Fred H. Tanner A Blaser for county recorder. Henry G. LePage for county clerk. Democratic Party lists Clem A. Dirckx for probate judge. Curtis Il Dunn for county clerk. Thomas Fischer for county collector. scattered readable names and roles.
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Republican Party
John H. Faust
Chas. A. DIX
Anton Goser ED F. Linhardt
Sylvester Dulle
Frank Huffhines
Fred H. Tanner
A. E. Blaser
Henry G. Lepage
Democratic Party
Clem A. Dirckx
Curtis IL
Dunn
Yaa
Shomas Fischer
Britton Rule in India Faces Grave Threat
British authority battles a mounting anti government campaign as troops confront mob violence in Peshawar and Lahore. Gurkha units use machine guns after rioters torch an armored car. casualties reported among soldiers and police. In Calcutta crowds demand news of imprisoned Major Gupta while Gandhi preaches nonviolence in Bardoli. At Karachi several injured by suspected arson or violence.
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Bombay
India
Peshawar
Mear
Khyber Pass
LaHore
Calcutta
J. J. Sen Gupta
Sen Gunte
Sen Gupta
Chittagong
Mahatma Gandhi
Gujarat
Bardoli
Gandhi
Jalapur
Karachi
Hoover Era Tariff Bill Report Due Next Tuesday
Congressional leaders at a breakfast conference with President Hoover agreed the House will first consider the conference report on the tariff bill. The measure’s key contentious sections include rates on sugar cement lumber shingles and silver, plus provisions for an expert debenture and a legislative flexible tariff. The plan calls for the report to be ready by Tuesday and the House to act about a week later.
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Wasrington
Leteiers
Hoover
House
Tavist
White House
Senate
Tariff Commission
Watson
Indiana
Smoot
Utah
Shortridge
California
Senate votes to cut immigration from Europe
The Senate approved reducing European immigration to 20 000 annually in a 41 to 31 vote. Senator Harris proposed halving allotments and an amendment to target Central and South American quotas. The measure shifts from origin-based to population-based limits, redefining the basis of the national origins system.
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Washington
The
Senate Today
Europe
Harris
Georggia
Seistor Norback
Kenublivan
Gauld Dakota
Market Reverses Course Amid Mixed Tech and Utility Shifts
Stocks opened with broad selling led by coppers and various specialties then rallied led by Amusements Public Utilities and Robbers. By afternoon many declines narrowed or turned to gains with broad advances in Radio Shifts and theater stocks, while industrials like J S Case Allied Chemical and United Aircraft moved in tight ranges.
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Stanley W. Prenosil
Associated Press
New York
Anaconida
Kennecott
Cerro de Pasco Inspiration
Phelps Dodge
Andes
J. S. Case
Allied Chemical
United Aircraft
National Air Transport
National
United
Gulf States Steel
Columbian Carbon
Checker Cab
Brooklyn Union Gas
Pittsburgh Coal
Gotham Silt Hosiery
Continental Baking A
Hudson Motors
Radio
Shubert Theaters
Keith-Albee
Pather
Radio-Keith-Orpheun
International Telephonie
Louisville Gas & Electric
Peoples Gas
Electric
Goodyear Rubber
Goodrich
U. S
Ingersoll Rand
Worthington
Air Reduction
United Carbon
American Missionaries report danger to priests in Canton area
Two American missionaries arriving from Sinfeng Kiangsi Province reported sixteen fellow Catholic missionaries in grave danger as Red troops and bandits besieged Kant chow. They described a siege since late March with Chinese troops defending, Red forces suffering heavy losses, and Sinfeng falling to rebels with executions and mass killings amid a Soviet style government.
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Canton
China
Sinfeng
Kanchow
Kiangsi
Kangchow
Kan Chow
McLaughlin
Moehringer
Nananfu
Reds
Capone Tops Desirable List Of Gangsters In Chicago
The Chicago Crime Commission led by Frank J. Loesch prepared a 28 member roster of noted gangsters and racketeers led by Alfonso Capone. The list, sent to city, county and federal authorities, labels these men as constantly in conflict with the law.
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Chicago
Alfonso Capone
Chicago Crime Commission
Frank J. Loesch
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Underworld Gangs Named In Chicago Crime Consolidation
The text lists gang leaders including George Bugs Moran, Dion O’Banion, Joe Saltis, Frankie Lake, Terry Druggan, and Joe Aiello as Chicago factions merge under Capone. It cites the Crime Commission claim of unified crime and the countercall for law and order by Loesch, detailing harsh measures and inquiries into finances, politics, and illicit venues.
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George
Bugs) Moran
Northside
Dion O'Banion
Palack
Joe’ Saltis
Stockyards
Frankie Lake
Terry Druggan
Chicago
Joe Aiello
Aiello
Westside
Crime Commission
Capone
Underworld
Loesch
Body of Bolivar woman to be sent home from France
The body of Mrs. Charles Brazele, once a Bolivar, Missouri child described as a pretty little girl, will be shipped back to her hometown from France and returned home Saturday.
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Bolivar
France
Springfield
Charles Brazele
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