Prosperity if People Decide on One Course
Minneapolis June 8 AP Henny Wallace secretary of agriculture forecast a period of prosperity beyond imagination for U S agriculture and industry once the people decide their direction and unite. Speaking at a Minneapolis club gathering of farm leaders and businessmen he urged bipartisan counsel and outlined options including continuing the AAA with many acres withdrawn and shifting to domestic consumption or reviving world trade by lowering barriers and restoring foreign buying power. He warned that united, constructive decision making could lift the country from depression with far reaching results.
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Minneapolis
Henny
Wallace
United States
Minneapolis Club
America
AAA
Motions to quash in Kelley Gage kidnapping case
St Louis June 8 AP motions to quash the indictment against three of five defendants in the 1831 kidnapping of Dr Isaac D Kelley will be ruled after a Clayton hearing tomorrow Circuit Judge Robert W McElhinkey will hear Angela Rosegrant Bart Bavit and Nellie Tipton Muench in separate motions all attacking indictment form without asserting innocence evidence While none has been filed for Felix McDonald Tommy Wilders remains a fugitive and the states key witness John C Johnson was killed May 12
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ST. Louis
Isaac D. Kelley
Robert W. McElhinkey
Clayton
Angela Rosegrant
Bart’ Bavit
Nellie Tipton Muench
Muench
Feix McDonald
Tommy Wilders
John c. Johnson
Davis
McDonald
Wilders
Boy Chases Burglar After Robbery Threat Promise
In St Louis on June 3 AP a 13 year old boy John Swargtrauber routed home to chase a burglar who had robbed his parents west end home last winter He grabbed his fathers revolver rode after the thief fired a shot in Christy Park and helped police arrest Edger R Foster 16 who confessed to four burglaries Foster spent the loot on movies candy and ice cream
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ST. Louis
West End
John J. Swargtrauber
Joan
Christy Park
Jonni
Edger R. Foster
Mother Finds Missing Son Drowned in Mississippi River
Samuel Errante nine-year-old drowns at the foot of Mound Street while wading in the Mississippi River. His body is not recovered. Identified by clothing. mother Mrs Agnes Errante confirms identity. Two accompanying boys fled in terror.
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ST Louis
Sanuel Errante
Mississippi River
Mound Street
Agnes Errante
Robinson Meets Hill In Eighth Annual Women’s Trans Mississippi Final
Mia Robinson of Des Moines and Mrs. O S Hill of Kansas City reach the 36 hole final after semi final wins. Robinson defeated Marion Miley 3 and 2 while Hill edged Mrs. Dan Chandler of Dallas 1 up after a tense back nine.
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Kansas City
Lucille Robinson
Des Moines
O. S. Hill
Marion Miley
Lexington
Miss Robinson
Hil
Dan Chandler
Dallas
Mexico
Chandler
Mrs. Hill
Regional Readers and Their Assigned States Directors
The text lists coordinators by region including A D Cobb of Newark Delaware for the South Central states A G Smith of Atlanta Georgia for the Eastern states E P P Graf of Ames Iowa for the Southeastern states and Harry Carroll of Spokane Washington for the Western states.
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South Central States
A.D. Cobb
Newark
Del
A. G. Smith
Atlanta
Southeastern States
E. PP. Graf
Ames
West Central States
Harry Carroll
Spokane
Wash
Western States
Dying Words of Carroll Pondered in Waterloo
In Waterloo Iowa the dying mutterings of Tommy Carroll, a Dillinger mobster, sparked speculation over whether he named his killer or spoke of revenge. Iowa justice chief C G Dewey said no clear words were intelligible, while others quoted possible phrases like I buried him, leaving the meaning uncertain as life ebbed.
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Waterloo
Fine. S
John Dillinger
Tommy Carroll
Dillinger
C. G. Dewey
Iowa
Tarkio farm hand dies after taking poison in crisis
Raymond McCarty a 42 year old Tarkio farm laborer died in a Maryville hospital after taking poison last night. The death certificate signed by CG T Bell of Maryville states the cause as poison taken in a personal crisis intent. Motive for the act is not known.
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Maryville
Raymond McCarty
Tarkio
Br. CG
T. Bell
McCarty
Man Held After Gas Asphyxiation Attempt in Galena Case
Earl Wade of Galena Kansas was bound over for trial in district court after a preliminary hearing on charges of assault with intent to asphyxiate with gas. He allegedly held Mrs. Millie Bennett in her home room while turning on natural gas to kill her.
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Joplin
Jime
Earl Wade
Galena
Kan
Millie Bennett
Paroles Granted to Six Convicts in Missouri Bank Robbery Case
George Coffee, 22, once a guard at the Stoutland Bank robbery, was among six convicts granted paroles by Governor Park. Coffee had a 10 year sentence from Camden County for aiding in the $3300 robbery in late August 1930. Other paroles went to Oscar Hampton, Howard Jones, Isaac Williams, Basil Fox, and additional details note prior crimes and counties of release.
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George Coffee
Camden County
Stoutland Bank
Stoutland
Governor Park
Coffee
Sapulpa
Okla
Oscar Hampton
Ozark County
Howard Jones
Isaac Williams
Peniscent County
Havti
Rains Save Money for Government
June 3. A report from Washington says rains boosted the government’s funds for rural programs as moisture eased drought effects. Hopkins notes crop foraging benefits and resistance to the eye buying plan, with five officers, including T. P. Lee of Memphis, assigned to rural rehabilitation under Westbrook.
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Washington
Nephone Tod
Harry L. Hopthe
Tesota
Towa
Hopkins
Fare Administration
Thopikins
Hason
Lawrence Westbrook
T. P. Lee
Memphis
Tenn
Indictment charges KC detective with grand jury perjury
A federal grand jury indicted Leonard L. Clairborne a Kansas City detective for perjury tied to statements before the grand jury and during Charles Gargatta’s murder trial. The charges allege he falsely testified about recording a pistol serial number on tags and denying remarks attributed to a state ballistics expert two days before the trial.
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Kansas City
Leonard L. Clairborne
Charles Gargatta
Esserts Claiborne
Gargatias Tial
Ferris Anthon
Maurice M. Milligan
United States
Armour Boulevard
Forest Avenue
Irborne
Merle A. Gil
Gill
Jack Stream
Rhem Refuses Minors Move With Cardin als
Flint Rhem veteran pitcher released by the Cardinals will return to Rhems St C from Sept 20 1932 statutory crimes Robert Hicks New Madrid County 2 years from Nov 1 1933 receiving stolen property
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Robert Hicks
New Madrid County
Year in jail for liquor law violator
St Louis June 8 AP Fred E Voss convicted today of making liquor without a state permit in the first prosecution under the liquor central act was sentenced to one year's imprisonment by Judge Edward Butler of the court of criminal correction Butler said he had been lenient with prohibition violators but with new liquor laws in accord with public will would enforce them to the limit
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ST. Louis
Fred E. Voss
Edward Butler
Court of Criminal Correction
Butler
Fredericktown Man Slain After Rifle Drawn On Officer
John C. Ramey about 30, shot to death in Fredericktown business district by Highway Patrolman Howard Turnbull after Ramey drew a rifle. The shooting followed Ramey resisting a traffic-violation arrest and moving a car on the square. Ramey, a widower with one son, formerly ran a roadhouse and a filling station in Wentzville. The coroner will hold an inquest. Ramey’s rifle was cocked ready to fire when inspected.
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Fredericktown
John C. Ramey
Howard Turnbull
Turnbull
Ramey
Ramey Ramey
W. H. Barron
Madison County
Wentzville
Death of St Louis Republican treasurer Gillespire
Charles R. Gillespire, 59, treasurer of the St Louis Republican city committee, died today of heart disease. He served 25 years at City Hall before the Democratic administration took office last year. A line about black ironwood appears as an unrelated fragment.
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ST. Louis
Chas, R. Gillespire
Republican City Committee
City Hall
Windstorm and Floods Lash Northwestern Prairies
A veering windstorm and heavy rains hit drought-stricken northwestern prairies causing crop damage in South Dakota and Iowa. Yankton suffered property damage as wind and rain struck. Sioux City news reports the Floyd River flooding rail district as dozens of families flee rising waters. Farmers face erosion and standing water while experts warn drought relief is slow despite storms.
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Associated Press
South Dakota
Iowa
Yankton
S. D
Sioux City
Floyd
Cooperative pumps aid farmers in drought areas
In Topeka Kansas the arcagat stayed in status quo while men loaned pumps to farmers who used them to pump water for livestock. Similar cooperative schemes were started in parts of Illinois.
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Topeka
Kan
Olinois
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Kelly Gage
Gatgh
Natural Histry Museum
South Kensington
Gordon
White House
Ray Chapin
Hudson Motors
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors
Walter Chrysler
Chrysler Motors
Alvin McCauley
Packard Motors
Mia Robinson
Carroll
Camden
Basil Fox
Douglas County
Lydia E. Pinkmann
G 1744
Jamer & Mitts
Tosca Coy
Gargotta
L. Claiborne
Anthon
Rhem
St, Louis
Flint Rhem
Cardinals
Rhems
St. C
Frederick
Clain
J. C. Ramey
Phil A
Dallmeyer
D! Scholls
Diemler
Madison St
Ste Be
Bismark Inn
Mr. and
Mrs
Geo. Robben
Francey
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