News-Tribune Defends Community Spirit in Jefferson City Parade
The News-Tribune condemns a local protest by the city’s musicians union over the 140th Infantry band playing for free at a doll and pet parade. It says outsiders were not brought in for pay and that the union’s refusal to cooperate shows a lack of public spirit.
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140Th Infantry
War Department
News-Tribune
Jefferson City
340Th Infantry
Eugene L. Vidal
Directro
Citizen Soldier Arthur Currie Emerges From Vancouver to Lead Canada
A biographical tribute to Sir Arthur Currie who rose from a Vancouver real estate operator to command all Canadian forces in France during World War I. The piece highlights his rapid ascent from militia brigadier to army corps leader, key battles at Loos and Vimy Ridge, knighthood, and his reputation as a plain citizen soldier who became Canada’s greatest war hero.
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Sir Arthur Currie
Montreal
Vancouver
British Columbia
France
Canada
Arthur Currie
Currie
Valcartier
Loos
Eilred Highlander
Fusileer
Vimy Ridge
McGill University
Aldershot
West Point
General Currie
Law reform drive targets shysters and ethics in the bar
A state supreme court commission studies safeguarding the legal profession amid dis content over procedures and rising lawyer numbers. Governor Caulfield cites disturbing bench and bar conditions, warns law schools churn out lawyers, and notes law becoming a business with ethics at risk. The piece recalls Lincoln and criticizes money interests in justice.
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Commonwealths
Caulfield
St. Louis
Joseph Hodges
Blackstone
Missouri
Iow
America
France
Germany
Abe Lincoln
Ilinois Central Railroad
Abraham Lincoln
Temple of Justice
Missouri Editorials Condemn Lynching Yet Acknowledge Public Protest
The Kansas City Times argues mob violence must be denounced and law upheld. Protests by civic, religious, political, and racial leaders show widespread respect for lawful due process. The piece warns against condoning lynching or timid enforcement while noting national unity remains intact.
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Kansas City Times
Deadly deer season prompts call for safer hunting methods
The St Louis Star reports 14 Michigan hunters killed in the just closed season, seven by gunfire and others in road collisions or blizzards. It notes Missouri risks as deer numbers rise and outer hunters flood in, urging a less deadly approach to preserve hunting.
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United States
Michigan
Missouri
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
New York
Deer Counties
St. Louis
Star
Censorship rumors worry New Deal officials in Washington
Washington reports rising jitters over a gag rule and tighter information control in the Roosevelt administration. Ickes Perkins and Morgenthau move to restrict officials from talking to press, with a central statistics board tightening data interpretation. The Federal Reserve shifts away from monthly business analyses amid the tension.
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KY Krodney Dutcher
Washington
NRA
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Public Works Administration
Ickes
Margold
Interior Department
Roosevelt
Tabor
Frances Perkins
Central Statistical Board
Federal Reserve Boak
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Murder mystery deepens as blonde suspect vanishes
In a stormy November night, Davin Bannister and reporter J Randolph Gainey chase a blonde linked to the murder of orchestra leader Tracy King. Juliet France’s arrest collapses when Bannister learns she checked out of the Tremont hotel earlier today.
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Megin
Davin Bannistenr
Biond
Fanniater
Tracy King
Apartm
King
Bannister
Juliet France
Ace bin
Jim Paxton
Fem
Paxton
J. Randolph Gainey
Star
Asc
Thad
TNE
Gainey
Dames
James Adolphus Henley
McNeal
Cunningham
Annister
Carlotta
Sid
Austin
Carlotta Scurlach
Herman Scurlach
Scurlach
Ist” Cunningham
Haif
Shelby Arms
King’s
Tremont
Hitler stays image as link between past and Reich in Germany
Berlin dispatch notes that Adolf Hitler plans to keep Von Hindenburg as head of state under the title Reichs president while pushing a rapid Nazi program of economic reconstruction. Observers say Hindenburg’s loyalty links Wilhelm I to the November Republic and the Third Reich.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
von Hindenburg
Reich
Hitler
Associated Press
Hindenburg
Missouri Notes and Regional Updates From AP Dispatch
AP reports shifting work weeks for Civil Works Administration in Missouri with 3 to 4 day schedules in Flat River Joplin Hannibal and Springfield and alternating groups in heavy counties. Also Warren County bank elects T W Huckriede as president after his US marshal resignation. mobile club urges highway patrol funding citing 94 October fatalities. A Missouri debate loss to Kansas 89 69 is noted along with a Boone County jail bond issue of 40000 funded by a 30 percent federal grant to be voted tomorrow.
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CWA
Missouri
Wallace Crossley
Flat River
Joplin
Hannibal
Springfield
ST. Louis
T. W Huckriede
Warren County
Warrenton
United States
Hasterm
Tom Scott
State Penitentiary
Scott County
State
Automobile Club of Missouri
Guy B. Park
Matt I. Morse
Club
Columbia
Boone County
Wilt
PWA
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