Missouri party committees split with tight districts
St Louis August 22 AP complete list shows both parties selecting statewide committee members across Missouri’s sixteen congressional districts. Democratic picks include Hewitt Covell Hulen and multiple named spouses and officers. Republican selections list Dr Ed Brown, Judge Ire Beals, Albert Newman and others. The report notes close battles in several districts and lists names by district for both parties.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Firstw
C.hewitt
Shelbyville
Sam Ross
Schuyler County
Bert L. Bridley
Kahoga
Green City
Betty Barnes
Paris
Covell Hewitt
Maysville
E.T. McGaugh
Richmond
Frank Rollins
Smithville
Edna Crouzen
Gallatin
George D. Berry
St. Josephp
Terrence Riley
Platte City
Fred Holkenbrink
Joseph
C. Fryer
Maryville
Charles M. Howell
Casimirh Welch
Stewart Brubaker
Marlon Waltner
Kansas City
C. W. Greenwade
Springfield
George D. Bryant
Mershall
Pope C. Meyer
W. D. O'Bannon
Sedalia
Howard Cook
Jefferson City
E. M. Zevely
Linn
Ruthy M. Hulen
Columbia
W. T. Ywatham
California
James Booth
Pacific
Jeff ‘D. Hostetter
Bowling Green
W R. Taylor
Fulton
Alben Fertis
Laddonia
Charles A. Lemp
Lous J. "Geldoni
R. E. Oldfather
Addie O'Connell
St.1 .Louis
John
F.A. Andrews
Fredericktown
J. A. White
Lodi
Rusigel
Dearmont
Cape Girardeat
H. H. Zoen
West Plains
Mary Sutton
Poplar Bluff
George Quinn
Kennett
R. A. Mooneyhem
Garbage
W. W. Nunn
Nevada
M. J. Sanders
Diamond
Mary Woody
Golden City
George C. Addison
Balem
Leslie B. Hutchison
Viennna
Blanche Lewis
MountainGrove
EH. B. Julian
Marshfield
Ed Brown
Edina
Hillis R. Leslie
Memphis
Edne ‘Leyb
Kahoka
Bessie Fox
iBe
Harry Brand
Chilli
William Eylenberg
Chillia
Catherine Carson
Brookfield
Marie Preston
Mittan
Ire D. Beals
Kingston
Albany
Rose Dudine
Cameron
Bugh Scott
Fred Hull
John Schuder
John Schuder, ‘St Joseph; Mrs. John Wyeth, St. Joseph and Mrs. W. N. Rankin
Tarkio
Albert Newman
George L. Satterlee
Jackson County
Rachel R. Lehman
Leah M. Campbell
Notesville
R. H. Watson
van Huren
Frances Beck
Hillsboro
J. P. Yeargain
Irondale
Charles Harriston
Cape Girardeau
Florence Yeeman
Ava
John A. McAnally
Charles Ferguson
Howell County
Floyd
Callaway
Monett
Robert Richardson
Granby
Helen Lang Rogers
Weather too dry for crops but good for tourists in Missouri
A weekly U S Weather Bureau summary notes Missouri faced drought for agriculture but pleasant conditions for travel and personal comfort. Rainfall was scarce, with Harrisonville reporting 0 32 inches, and state-wide rainfall at about 51 percent of normal. Crops suffer while some late corn, pastures, and cotton show mixed results. heavy rains could aid fodder and silage, but drought persists with smaller boll sizes and delayed growth.
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Columbia
Missouri
United States Weather Bureau
Harrisonville
Probe Office Buying In New York State
In New York State a widening probe into office buying and corruption is underway. Four Tam many magistrates a higher court judge and several Democratic district leaders face new charges drawn from citizen letters. Officials said names would not be released yet while the investigation continues.
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Probe Office Buying
New York State
New York
Tammany
Jumbled Local Names Prompt Informal Archive Notes
A fragmented OCR chunk lists numerous individuals and places including Thage and Mrs Harry Whaley Mr Vernon Sixteenth Dr W H Breuer St James Judge George Co Murrell Hartville Mra C M Smithpeter Buffalo and Mrs Jesse Delano St James. The text shows scattered names and locales without coherent event details or chronology.
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Thage
Harry Whaley
Vernon
W. H. Breuer
St. James
George Co
Murrell
Hartville
Mra
C. M. Smithpeter
Buffalo
Jesse Delano
Dulles County Personal Notices Stir Community Links
A long list of social visits and travels across Chamois Jefferson City and nearby towns. Residents hosted and visited family friends with trips to Kansas City, St. Louis, Colorado, and New York, with dances, bridge games, and a horse show planned at the county fair.
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Salt Lake City
Philadelphia
Aeronautics
U. S. United States
Washington
Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Department of Commerce
Kansas City
Amarillo
Alba- Pepa T
New York
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Janta
Birmingham
Dallas
Matl
Chicago
Paso
Ling Lighted
Other Airways
Anne Russel Hoefer
California
Brooks Anne Cole
Miss Hoefer
Lindenwood College
Elizabeth Allee
Eldon
Roommate testifies on Rockoul plot against governor
Clem Dowling of Jacksonville, a former roommate of Frank Ralls, testified that Ralls claimed Henry Halsema was involved in a conspiracy to assassinate Governor Carlton. Dowling said the plan was to “bump him off” and pin the blame on Al Capone’s men. He told authorities in Tallahassee and said the governor would send someone to Jacksonville.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Clem Dowling
Jackson~ville
Ralls
Carlton
Dowling
Henry Halsema
Plo
al Capone
Tallahassee
Stock Market Holds Pat In Mixed Trading On August News
Wall Street showed a cautious advance followed by profit taking in early trading. U S Steel slipped after brief gains as utilities and consumer goods shares rose then cooled. Allied Chemical, Eastman, Sears Roebuck and other majors rallied briefly, while Vanadium and Oliver Farm types hit new lows before recovering. Trading remained intense with larger volume and firmer credit as Dodge data hint at upcoming improvements.
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New York
Serrs
U. S. Steel
Pivotal
Maarmrowly
Allied Chemical Rosa
Delaware and Hudson
Atchson
Eastman,Worthington
Safeway
American
Vectric Power and Light
Stone and Webster
New Haven
Sears Roebuck
American Tobacco
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Bank Robbers Routed by Gas on Plaza Bank Heist
Kansas City Aug 27 Two men attempting to rob the Plaza Bank of Commerce were thwarted by a bank employee wielding a gas gun. The pair fled without loot as gas filled the lobby and staff and customers escaped. Police pursued the fleeing car but the robbers disappeared into traffic. Local reports note a rise in bank robberies since June 1928.
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Kansas City
Plaza Bank of Commerce
Country Club Plaza
John O'Keefe
Har~ola Copeland
Mill Creek Parkway
Topeka
Valenca
Bushong
One Killed in Chicago as Air Race Crash
At the National Air Races in Chicago Navy flyer P. De Shazo from Alabama was killed when his pursuit plane crashed near the far bleachers during a 50 mile speed race. A spectator was seriously injured. De Shazo, who finished third, entered Annapolis in 1921 and served with the Fifth Fighting Squadron. The field evacuated as flames rose and officials resumed events.
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Curtiss-Reynolds
Chicago
P. de Shazo
Navy Fer
Alabama
de Shazo
Navy
Dea Shazo
Annapolis
Fifth Fighting Squadron
Hnce
Sywanee Taylor
Navy Race Ends In Crash with Mixed Placings
The field cleared after a loudspeaker incident as De Bhazo narrowly missed transport planes on final approach. The race finished with Lt. D S Cornwell winning at 427.23 mph, Lt. J B Camp second, and a dead pilot third at 125.52 miles.
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de Bhazo
Navy
D. Ss. Cornwell
J. B. Camp
Bushong Bank Robbed Of 2000 Cash By Two Men
Aug 2 AP report states Bushong State Bank was robbed shortly before noon by two men one white and one Negro. They tied up cashier Albert Jansen and his wife, the assistant cashier, before fleeing in an automobile with about $2,000.
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Bushong, Kas
Bushong State
Albert Jansen
Phillips Milk of Magnesia for upset tummies ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia for feverish crying babies and upset stomachs. It claims relief in five minutes, recommends dosing by age, and invites readers to request a free information booklet from The Phillips Co, New York. It notes the product as a long time medical remedy and marks its registered trade name since 1875.
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Phillips Co
Varick St
New York
N.Y
Phillips
U. S
Chas
H. Phillips Chemical Co
Chas, H. Phils Mins
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H. L. Brashear
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Lucille Jackson
A. B. Jackson
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Forest Hi
Clyde Thomas
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Alice Heskett
Harry Heskett
Earl Schafner
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Ozarks
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Charles Pelta
Fairmount Boulevard
Louis Herzog
Carrie Ebert
Drs. Norman, Tobias and
William Lewitt
Mrs. M. Rosenberger
Moreau Drive
Colorado
Bella Vista Apartments
Rosenberger
Oberman Industries
Alice Bruns
Esther Dulle
Clarence Workman
Will
George P. Jessup
Frank Shelden
Williams
Prank Dallmeyer
Moreau Park
Shelden
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Heights
Jane Shelden
Russel Dallmeyer Shelden
Dallmeyer
Curtis Quimby
New Irwin Apartments
East Capitol Avenue
Henry Poether
Albert Distler
George Fietsam
Distler
Mr. Poether
Henry Fietsam
St. Gloud
Minnesota
Otto Lehman
Fred Distler
Otto Distler
Ben Sturm
Lee Kauffman
Adolph Vieb
Emily
Charles Hadwick
Joe Hadwick
John Distler
Joe Distler
Heenry Hentges
Joe Brande
Henry Hatting
Anna Yan
Rockoul
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Jesse Wyatt
Country Club Drive
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George
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