Payne confesses to murder and chair request in family bombing
Stinnett Texas August AP Amarillo attorney A D Payne signs a confession claiming he planted an infernal machine in the family car, killing his wife and maiming his 9 year old son. He says his regret is the explosion did not kill the boy. He blames financial troubles and alleged affair with former secretary Verona Thompson for the crime.
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Payne
Gene Howe
Amarillo
A. B. MacDonald
Kansas City
Veronz Thompson
MacDonald
Thompson
Stinnett
One of Nations Richest Women Entering a Convent
Mrs Nicholas Brady widow of New York utilities executive and prominent benefactor plans to become a nun after a recent audience with Pope Pius XI. She may lead a religious order as mother superior after novitiate. Brady left an estimated fifty million dollar fortune and is sister to Francis P Garvan and John Garvan.
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New York
Nicholas Brady
Francis P. Garvan
Chemical Foundation
John §. Garvan
Aftar
Yale
Europe
London
Monsignor Spellman
Brady
Munich
Germany
Genevieve Garvan
United States
Markets plunge on NYSE as liquidation deepens
On August 8, share prices fell to month low in a fresh wave of liquidation on the New York Stock Exchange. The decline dragged indices to levels not seen since December, with rails and utilities hardest hit. Dividend cuts, weak steel output, and cotton declines fueled the selling as investors speculated on drought impact and crop movement. Large names such as U S Steel, General Motors, General Electric, Radio, and Warner Bros dropped several points while call money rose slightly to 2 percent.
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Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
U. S
U.S. Steel
Radio and
Standard of
N. J
General Motors
General Electric
Warner Bros
Bullard
American Telephone
Dupont
Eyers
Stone and Webster
North American Carn Products
Hasimes
Atlantic Coast Line
American Can
Worthington
Autumn candidates for state senate in Missouri
Missouri voters faced a November State Senate contest with nominees in 17 of 34 districts as AP tallies show. Incumbents and nominees span St Joseph to St Louis and Columbia to Pineville with several unopposed Republican or Democratic names and few cross-party contests. Also notes Kansas City census loss found. Osceola judge Travis Payne dies.
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ST Louis
Aug
Missouri State Senate
Associated Press
Dr. C. H. Wallace
St. Joseph
Emmett J. Crouse
J. G. Morgan
Unionville
iRepublican
Roy McKittrick
Salisbury
Albert M. Clark
Richmond
Alva E. de Ford
Winston
James S. Rollins
Columbia
W. C. McCluskey
John E. Luther
Memmis
D. L. Bales
I. N. Searcy
Houston E. Ferrell
Mountain View
Carter M. Buford
Ellingston
Raymond
Roberts
Farmington
Terry
Festus
Repubican
Alfred L. McCawley
Carthage
Paul E. Bradley
Joplin
Fhittieth
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Osceola
Travis Payne
St. Clair County Court
Louis H. Payne
Appleton City
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Robert Bunker
St. Louis
Mr. Bunker
Titanium Pigment Company
Financial News
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Peter James
Missouri Hotel
Phonte
Voiles
Zic
Sonnefelt
Eugene F. Clibourn
E. High
Jefferson City
Ball Park
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