Terrell ends long political career with Dixie farewell
Congressman George B. Terrell of Texas, a lifelong Democrat and former agriculture commissioner, announces his retirement amid criticism of party leadership and warnings about federal overreach. The piece contrasts his stance with a broader debate on independence, government control, and the future of American liberty. It notes allied figures and a call for a return to founding principles, while touching on labor strikes and economic tensions of the era.
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George B. Terrell
Texas
Lone Star
Soviet Union
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Brain Trust
South
Terrell
John Sharp Williams
Dixie Plantation
Washington
Sam
Webster
America
Carter Glass
Thomas P. Gore
Luther incident stirs St. Louis German festival row
Mayor Bernard F Dickmann’s remark about Dr Hans Luther at the St Louis Saengerfest drew swift rebuke from the German consulate and sparked upset among German Americans, unions, and liberals. The incident exposed anti Nazi sentiment among German Americans amid tensions over Germany’s regime and Hitlerism.
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Bernard F. Dickmann
Hans Luther
St. Louis
Luther
America
Herr Luther
Washington
Bernard Baruch
United States
Germany
Missouri Editorial: Farm Outlook With Drought Impacts
The Missouri editorial notes widespread lack of rain threatening wheat production and a potential price surge if speculation is deregulated. Corn and feed crops vary by region, with June-July rains cited as crucial. Government carryover and drought damage to pastures shape outlook, while silage may help livestock feed shortages.
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Kansas City Star
Anthony Adverse powerfully aids recovery noted
The St Louis Post Dispatch reports that Anthony Adverse, Hervey Allen’s 1224 page saga, generated 476 tons of paper and 12 000 man hours of fiber. Seven presses operated from June to March and output reduced to a monthly carload. The piece suggests the work boosts employment.
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Hervey Allen
Anthony
Allen
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
New Deal In Washington Threatened Steel Strike
Washington reports warn of a potential steel strike that could challenge Roosevelt labor policy. Internal A F of L tensions, militant activity in Toledo and Minneapolis, and fears of violence complicate the outlook. Ickes frames church analogy as politics. Salvador shows off with Japan link. Thorp ousting stirs transport of editorials and potential new posts.
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Thorp
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Toledo
Minneapolis
Lodge
Germany Halts Arms Cut Says M Barthou
Paris interview with Louis Barthou, French foreign minister, warns Germany has halted disarmament by arming. He notes Germany quit League of Nations and the disarmament conference, insisting on an arms pact, leaving Geneva talks difficult and risking a new arms race. France has reduced its own forces and budgets but faces a grave global risk.
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William Philip Simms
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Cuban Gym Shadows and a Past Lover's Return
Pablito grows closer to Sir Aubrey a refined Englishman seeking roots in Cuba. Amid secrets of murder, love, and a boxing club, Estelle faces pressure from Jim Field as Pablito rides a fragile path between loyalty and desire. The chapter hints at a yacht plan and Carlito's vengeful resolve.
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Juantto
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Attorney Cobb files for Justice of the Peace nomination
Robert S. Cobb, a local Black attorney, enters the race for Justice of the Peace as a Republican candidate in the August primary. He notes Civil Service service, Army enlistment in World War I, led the Negro Industrial Commission of Missouri until 1920, and later worked with the Workmen's Compensation Commission from 1927 to 1953 before practicing law in Jefferson City.
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Office of Justice of the Pence
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U. S. Army
Negro Industrial Commission
Missouri
Workmen’s Compensation Commision
Workmen's Comppensation Commission
Jefferson City
Political party tickets announced for county offices
Republican ticket lists Henry G. LePage for Recorder of Deeds Henry Heidbred er for Judge County Court 2nd District Harry L. Buchanan for Prosecuting Attorney Democratic ticket names John F. Hogg Emet t Bond for Presiding Judge County Court George W. Schell Sherwood M Wyatt William H Tellman for Circuit Judge Nike G. Sevier Al Mark Way Bennie F Renn for County Collector Guy M. Sone Al Scheppers for Clerk of Circuit Court Curtis L. Dunn for Judge of County Court 1st William Koecher for Representative i ff Laur
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Recorder of Deeds
Henry G. Lepage
2Nd
Henry Heidbreder
Harry L. Buchanan
Democratic
John F. Hogg
Emett J. Bond
George W. Schell Sherwood M. Wyatt
William H. Tellman
Nike G. Sevier
AL Mark Way
Bennie F. Renn
Guy M. Sone
AL. Scheppers
Curtis L. Dunn
William Koecher
I. Ff, Laur
Disarmament Conference Adjourns Amid Discord
Geneva June 1 4p Arthur Henderson president of the disarmament conference announced adjournment to Tuesday due to gravity of the situation. A British spokesman said Sir John Simon sees little prospect of progress while France insists on continuing the conference. France and Britain clash over disarmament plans and Germany arming with Barthou denouncing Versailles violations. Russia’s proposal to make the talks a permanent anti war body survives barely amid discord.
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Arthur Henderson
Henderson
Sir John Sinan
John
London
Associated Press
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Britain
Louis Barthou
Germany
Barthou
Russia
Butt
Paraguay Seizes Bolivian Front in Canada Sector
In Paraguay, defense ministry reports 15 miles of Bolivian fortifications captured in the Canada sector. Bolivian 3rd division retreats leaving 130 dead. Paraguayans push to hold Fort Ballivan as officers recount two weeks of brutal combat and improvised fighting with bayonets and sticks.
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Asungion
Paraguay
Paraguayan Defense Ministry
Canada
Fort Ballivian
Roosevelt Attends June Commencement at Groton School
President Roosevelt attended the graduation of his youngest son John from Groton School, arriving by special train from Worcester and staying on campus with family. Mrs. Roosevelt and the president's mother rode in an open car along the 30 mile route, with other relatives joining the gathering.
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John
Worcester
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Anna Curtis Dall
James
Cochran Files for U S Senate Seat in August Dem Primary
Congressman John J. Cochran of La Louis filed his formal declaration with the secretary of state to seek the Democratic nomination for United States Senate in the August primaries. He is the third Democrat to file, following Judge Harry S Truman of Jackson County and Rep. J. Milligan of Richmond.
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la Louis
United States
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Jackson County Court
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Richmond
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