Primaries Shape Labor and Local Races Across States
AP reports post primary mood favors Farm Board and administration while Loyal Smith supporters cling to belief. In Virginia Thomas Burch defeats Whitehead, Howard Smith edges Ball, and James Jones leads in West Virginia Republican race. Kansas sees Allen win nomination. Reed defeated over wheat acreage plea, Capper unopposed as Democrats nominate Davis to face him.
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Associated Press
Farm Board
Alfred E. Smith
Virginia
West Virginia
Smith
Thomas G. Burch
Joseph Whitehead
Howard Smith
Virginia Anti- Saloon League
Frank Ball
James Ellwood Jones
Benjamin L. Rosenbloom
Rosenbloom
Kansas
Henry J. Allen
Curtis
Clyde M. Reed
Frank Haucke
Haucke
Arthur Capper
Jonathan M. Davis
Kautsch Overwhelms Guyton for Probate Judge Ticket
Martin Kautsch defeated John Guyton for Probate Judge on the Republican ticket. Kautsch won backing from both factions while Guyton ran independently and failed to mount a strong challenge. Vote details not fully given.
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John Guyton
Kautsch
Guyton
Guyton Kautsch
Scotts
Scruggs
Jefferson
Centertown
J Histon
Ate
Marion
Anton Goser
Liberty Township
Hd Livherdt
Goser Linhardt
Elston
Seaman
Vore
Russellville
Brazito
Eugene
Henley
St Thomas
Ossge Bend
Osage Bluff
Ally
Scrivner
Ose
Waresville
Mt Wolken
Osage
Seere
Missouri primary results show scattered returns across districts
Partial returns from Missouri reveal senatorial and representative races with varied leads. W. L. Doppelheuer and W. M. Bates contested the Republican nomination in the thirtieth and thirty-second districts while Clem Dirck led several Democratic hopefuls in various counties. In Warren and surrounding counties, McCracken and Fechtling secured nominations, with notable shifts in Ward results and district totals. Ellington senator Buford led in most counties, except Crawford, where Roberts' home district altered expectations.
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O. A. Fickett
Trenton
W. L. Doppelheuer
W. M. Bates
Crouse
Whitsell
Clem Dirck
General Assembly
Mary
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Clark
Thomas P
Bedford
Howard County
Dircky
W. Burton
Fayette
Bed‘ford
Burton
Archie Fechsling
Clark Dicky
Putnam County
Nomin Rabi
J. W. Jones
Stahl
Fechtling
Jones
A. McCracken
Warrenton
Warren County
Louis Ward
Golterman
McCracken
Oberhell- Ward
Wright County
John WI
Pryor
Hartville
Scotts
Carter Scruggs
M. Buford
Ellington
Jefferson
Histon
Earl B. Roberts
Decatur
Marion
Lohman
Scrivner
Russellville
Eugene
Brazito
Henley
Hickory Hill
St. Thomas
Osage Bend
Osage Bluff
Wardsville
Wolken
Taos
Osage City
Steelville
Talewations
Buford
Roberts
Crawford
Market Drought Dampens Bull Pasturage In August Trade
New York stock market opened with drought influenced weakness as leading shares fell 2 to 4 points amid apathetic trading. Despite some bullish interpretations of wheat and corn lows, overall nervousness persisted about autumn business prospects due to crop damage. Weekly steel reviews were weak and freight car loadings for late July lagged far behind the previous week, marking the lowest level in eight years.
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New York
University of Iowa tests singers voices with new instrument
An Iowa University developed an instrument to test singers voices by registering off key notes. Bankers report improving debt service as major companies slide. U S Steel American Can DuPont Rock Island Westinghouse drop two points or more while morning movers include American Telephone Union Pacific Eastman Allied Chemical American Water Works American Tobacco and Case with Diamond Match tumbling over eight points.
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University of Iowa
U. S. Steel
American Can
Duport
Rock Island
Westinghouse Electric
Atchison
American Telephone
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Eastman
Allied Chemical
American Water Works
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Well Oiled Machine Crushes Bode In Tuesday Primary
A chaotic report describes a victory by the Well Oiled Machine over Bode in a Tuesday primary. It references an electric radio set, a lightning arrester invention, and a Chinese-origin tribe in the Fergansk region of Russia with a spoken language that is sung in fixed musical tones.
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Bode
China
Fergansk
Russia
Voters Heading to Polls Across Townships
More than half of voters are urged to the polls with names listed for Liberty Clark Moreau Marion Jefferson townships. Sun glasses with canvas nose shields appear at French resorts to protect noses from freckles and peeling.
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Liberty
Stella Bockhorst
John Kremer
Clark Township
Emil Raithel
James Roark
Moreau
J. 5S
Resile
Charles Strobel
Marion
Vic Witthausl
al Horner
Jefferson Township
J. G. Ernhardt
A. Rockelman
Sun
Sua
Timken official says 5000 to return to Canton plant
L M Kinnedinst vice president of Timken Roller Bearing Co reports 5000 workers will be recalled at the Canton Ohio plant Monday as a sign of improved business. He visits Birmingham and the steel district expressing belief that the downturn has bottomed and gradual upswing underway.
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Birmingham
Ala
Aug
L. M. Kinnedinst
Timken Roller Bearing Company
Canton, Ohio
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