Barrett predicts GOP landslide in Missouri governor race
St Louis Republican hopeful Jesse W. Barrett told Kansas City reporters that outstate Missourians resent machine politics and will deliver a GOP majority. He projected a 140000 vote win statewide, plus a 200000 margin outside St. Louis and Kansas City, pledging to fight Pendergast influence and citing alleged Park administration shortcomings. Barrett said he met with Governor Landon and planned to base his campaign on party reform and anti-corruption themes.
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Jesse W. Barrett
St. Louis
Missouri
Barrett
United States
Alf M. Landon
Col
Frank Knox
Sinois
Landon
Topeka
Kansas
Alp
Pendergast
Guy Brassfield Park
James J. Barrett
Claude Lambert
Lloyd Stark
Park Administration
FE O'Malley
Higbee Merchant Convicted of Second Degree Murder
Higbee merchant Mark Murphy was found guilty of second degree murder for the July 18, 1933 slaying of his brother Paul. The jury fixed his punishment at 45 years in the state penitentiary after nearly seven hours of deliberation. Sentencing date not set. Murphy returned to Howard county jail. Defense plans appeal. prior new trial ruling cited.
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Mark Murphy
Higbee
Murphy
Paul
Howard County
Tyre Burton
State Supreme Court
Burton
Supreme Court
Temple Stephens Among Winners At Boonville Horse Show
Boonville Mo July 9 Temple Stephens of Moberly and the Truesdale Stables of Columbia led opening events of the second annual Boonville Horse Show. Stephens Jr won first for best boy or girl rider and multiple class placements with Love in Bloom and Benson. Truesdale entries College Rhythm Sweet Music Peru Night Wind and Red King also claimed several second and third places as the show continued.
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Temple Stephens
Moberly
Truesdale Stables
Columbia
Temple Stephens, Jr
Stephens
Love In Bloom
Benson
Lady Ferndale
C. B. Richardson
Truesdale
College Rhythm
Sweet Music
Peru
Night Wind
Red King
Over
Virginia Ansell
Louisiana
Betty Snyder
Clay Bryant
Madison
Sedalians Taken to Kansas for Trial
HIAWATHA Kansas July 9 AP Undersheriff Charles Hag gard of Brown county was expected to return their fate today from Kearney Nebraska with Alvin Bates and Kenneth Miller both of Sedalia Missouri wanted for the looting of the Guy Kidwell farm home June 27 Bates and Miller were charged here with burglary and larceny They had been employed
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Charles Haggard
Brown County
Kearney
Neb
Alvin Bates
Kenneth Miller
Sedalia
Guy Kidwell
Bates
Farm theft at Kidwell residence nets cash and valuables
At Kidwell's farm near Robinson east of here a diamond ring other valuables and gasoline were stolen while the Kidwells were away. They were paid off in cash June 2. The sheriff's office here was notified Bates and Miller were arrested at Kearney yesterday.
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Kearney
Scattered rains ease strain on drought plagued regions
Weather relief arrives in parts of the Midwest and Great Plains as farmers report only slow moisture gains. Illinois and Minnesota officials warn crops may still collapse with corn yields halved and tobacco down by a third while Nebraska Governor Cochran seeks federal aid to combat insects and drought.
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South Dakota
Frayne Baker
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Fairmount track leased for cattle grazing near town
East St Louis July 9 AP The Fairmount race track near here is leased to pasture cattle for market through next June. Part owner Harry Murdock of Mounds Country Club said cattle will graze on the property but not inside the track. The last race meet here was last October.
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Ill
Fairmount Race Track
Harry Murdock
Mounds Country Club
Lowden and Landon Discuss Campaign in Kansas
Lowden joined Gov. Alf Landon in Topeka for a farm policy discussion and said the 1936 outlook for the Republican ticket is very hopeful. He praised Landon’s appeal in the Midwest and nationwide, noting good reaction to the Cleveland convention and optimism about the campaign's momentum.
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Lowden
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Frank Carlson
Clyde Miller
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California
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Massachusetts
Roosevelts clash over federation and Lewis unions
The federation's benches split as Green dismissed the Lewis group while noting sympathy for suspending them. A survey showed council support for suspension at nine to six, with some wavering. The executive council, meeting yesterday, chartered the American Newspaper Guild and eyed action on industrial organization committees next week.
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American Newspaper Guild
United Mine Workers
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Federa Lion
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Lewis Committee
Ethiopians Attack on French Railway Reported
Paris reports French officials say Ethiopian warriors blew up bridges on the Djibouti to Addis Ababa railway cutting lines east and west of the Awash river. Italian troops police the rail but lack forces to stop breaks. calls for heavier patrols and repairs follow.
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Djibouti
Addis’ Ababa
Awash River
Ethiopia
A&a
Sidamo Lake
Sasa Bane
L’oecuvre
Addis Rababa
Addis Ahlem
London
le Petit Journal
Ras Imru
Dessye
Gondar
Dessye and
Garpar
Addis Ababd-Djbouti
Hello Daddy boy talks from Philadelphia hospital
A three year oldKelvin Rogers from Australia underwent a seven minute lung nail removal in Philadelphia. He spoke via short wave broadcast to his father in Australia during the treatment, highlighting a remarkable medical moment for a family separated by oceans.
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Associated Press
Kelvin Rogers
Philadelphia
Australia
Bill to ban stag parties introduced in 1935 NC session
A bill was introduced in the 1935 North Carolina legislature proposing a prohibition on stag parties. The measure aims to regulate social events and address concerns raised at the time.
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North Carolina
Doan's Pills Promote Kidney Tube Flush Claim
Acclaimed by authorities as aiding kidney function, the ad asserts 15 miles of kidney tubes in the body require flushing to prevent backache leg pains and fatigue. It warns of waste buildup if kidneys fail to empty eight pints daily and promotes Doan's Pills as a decades old solution from druggists.
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Dean's
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