Roosevelt Heads to Arkansas for Centennial Speech
President Roosevelt arrives from Washington to attend Arkansas’s 100th anniversary celebration and to deliver a major speech in Little Rock. He tours historic sites with Mrs. Roosevelt and plans a Texas Centennial layover, while observers view the trip as campaign timing.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Roosevelt
Washington
Arkansas
Little Rock
Lttle Rock
Hoover
Cleveland
White House
Knoxville
Tenn
W. Burns
House
TVA
Robinson
Centennial Stadium
Jos Robinson
Senate
Army and Navy
Couchwood
Harvey Couch
Texas
Pony Ring Opens On Green Berry Road In Jefferson City
Local horseman Jack Schneider inaugurates a pony ring at his stables on Green Berry Road. Riding master will be Little Jackie Schneider as the ring opens to future equestrians in the community.
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Jack Schneider
Green Berry Road
Jackie Schneider
Jefferson City
Man and Woman Accused of Murder in Kansas City
City Detective Ira Johnson signed a first degree murder complaint charging William S. Jenkins, 61, and Mrs. Margaret Rhinehart, 27, with fatally beating Jenkins' wife on May 25. Mrs. Jenkins, 75, died June 1 after hospital treatment. The pair, living at the Jenkins home, allegedly assaulted her with a rubber hose and a wooden club.
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Kansas City
Ira Johnson
William 5S. Jenkins
Margaret, Rhinehart
Jenkins
Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Summer Enrollment Rises
Kirksville Missouri June 1 1934 enrollment for the summer term at Northeast Missouri State Teachers College reached 1 050 the largest in four years. Historical figures show 1 101 in 1932 and 931 last year. Inventor Stewart Hartsham proposed a body cooler with a window shade roller and bellows in shoe soles pumping air through tubes. The note references the US government spending 800000000 on machine guns in 1917 18.
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Kirksville
Northeast Missouri State Teachers College
Stewart Hartsham
New Committeewoman Has Enviable Political Record
Mrs. Mary Margaret Wyeth of St. Joseph Missouri has been chosen Republican national committeewoman from Missouri. A longtime activist and aviation enthusiast, she has served on the Republican state committee and as its vice chairman, with strong ties to national leaders and a history of charitable work in the community.
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St. Joseph
John Wyeth
Clibwonan
Missouri
Ralph Stauber
Mitchell
The
As Company
Wyeth
St.Louis
Grace Semple Burlingham
Margaret
John WW
Shirley
William Maxwell III
Junior League
Family Service League
Parent-Teacher Association
Red Cross
Runcielub
First Presbyterian Church
Fof
Chicago
Mary Igaret Wyeth
Republican State Committee
Republican Party
Charles Hilles
New York
Mark Reque
California
Crazed escapees captured near Cologne Minnesota
Wilburt Jovrissen and Adolph Walworth were captured near Cologne Minnesota today, leaving five men at large from the state hospital for the criminally insane. The trio led by Lawrence Deval, a killer and bank robber of the Barker-Karpis gang, likely crossed into Iowa with a state car, while a woman in Wilmette Illinois said a man resembling Deval asked for 15 cents.
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ST. Peter
Minn
Wilburt Jovrissen
Adolph Walworth
Cologne
State Hospital
Lowa
Staten
Holder
Lawrence Deval
Barker-Karpis Bang
Iowa
Illinois
Cvaimant
Wilmette
Deval
Arson Squad in Hooded Lesson Exposed by Prosecutor
Detroit June 1 In a crackdown four alleged Black Legion members named as Captain Frank Rive Lieutenant Colonel Clarence Frye Regimental Clerk Albert Swanson and Colonel Roy Hepner were alleged by Prosecutor Duncan C McCrea to have formed an arson squad. They are said to have confessed to burning the farm home of W F Mollenhauer in Oakland County in 1934. Investigators say the squad targeted homes of enemies of the order and set fires. Police probe indicates a spy was placed in Charles J Coughlin s National Union for Social Justice Dayton Dean cited as the order s trigger man.
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Detroit
Black Legion
Duncan C. McCrea
Frank Rive
Clarence Frye
Albert Swanson
Roy Hepner
W. F. Mollenhauer
Oakland County
McCrea
Order
National Union For Social Justice
Gol
Charles J. Coughlin
Dayton Dean
Republicans Seek Sanity at Hoover Era Convention
Delegates at the Chicago 1933 convention argue over renomination, with Whetting for Landon amid East West tensions. Borah supporters negotiate, while postwar farm and wage issues confound platform writers. Steiner yields as Snell presides. seating of South Carolina reported.
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Borah
Idaho
Snell
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Tomeray
Steiner
Convention Credentials Fight Shapes Platform Debate
A faction led by Tireless Joe Tolbert faced limited opposition as the national committee overruled by 28 to 18 in credentials, with other recommendations accepted. Snell’s conclusions set a clear Program until 8 p m when former President Hoover addresses the convention and platform debate follows amid doubts on completion. The metaphor notes the horse’s tenth capacity of a cow.
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Joe” Tolbert
J.C. Hambright
National Committee
Credentials Committee
Snell
Hoover
Joseph Club Woman Bets Committee Post
Mrs Wyeth and Mrs Remo Ney led tallots in a late canvass as St Joseph clubwomen near selection day. Mrs Renley and Mrs Stewart praised the veteran Missouri political organizer with 12 years in the scene while George Yoel relayed news from the third district delegate. The committeewoman race proved the only heated contest in the group.
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Wyeth
Remo Ney
Renley
Stewart
St Joseph
Missouri
George C. Yoel
St. Joseph
Missouri Delegates Lead Roles At National Convention
Missouri representatives played key roles at the Republican national convention in Cleveland on June 10. National committeeman Arthur M. Curtis of Springfield and Herman Langworthy of Kansas City held influential positions in resolutions and the platform draft. Langworthy, 55, was named chair of the resolutions committee after praise from John D. M. Hamilton, while Curtis secured a high post among veteran party members. Rozier of Perrysville and Stueck of St. Louis joined other Missouri delegates in supporting the nomination process and vice presidential notification events.
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Y Associated Press
Arthur WM. Curtis
Springfield
Missouri
Cleveland
Scott Peters
Jefferson City
Resolutions Committee
Herman WM. Langworthy
Kansas City
Arthur M. Curtis
George Aloysius Rozier
Perryyile
Young Republicans
Fred Stueck
St. Louis
London
Langworthy
John D. M. Hamilton
Landon
Hamilton
Herman
Fairmount
Kans
University of Kansas
Leavenworth
Kansas City Federal Reserve Board
Curtis
Steiwer Looms as Nominee For WCE President
In Cleveland June 10 UP Sen. Frederick Steiwer of Oregon emerged as the strongest Republican nominee for vice president after a stirring keynote. Delegates viewed him favorably, though the convention's presidential nominee choice is still days away. Other possibilities include Arthur Vandenberg and Taft, while coalition-ticket plans appear to have collapsed.
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Cleveland
Sen
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
Alf M. Landon
Arthur H. Vandenberg
L. J. Dickinson
Town
James Wadsworth
New York
Hamilton H. Fish
George W. Peek
Robert Taft
Ohio
H. Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Walter Edge
New Jersey
Daniel Hastings
Delaware
J. Leonard Replogle
Col
Arthur Little
Newton Baker
Wilson
Lewis Douglas
Roosevelt
Curtis rises in GOP ranks eyed by Missouri leaders
Gates and Grover Dalton of Poplar Bluff backed an uninstructed Missouri delegation as Arthur Curtis replaced Hamilton in the national GOP group after Kansan left to manage a rival bid. Curtis warned he would challenge the New Deal and Pendergast, criticizing the WPA setup in Missouri as graft ridden while engaging in peacekeeping repairs at the convention.
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Gates
Arthur Curtis
London
Curtis
Grover Dalton
Poplar Bluff
Missouri
Fovev
Hamilton
Vandon
Pendergast
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Yosemite
Arthur Blaser
Emmett Opel
W. C. Brown
L. H. Juttemeyer
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