Farley appoints postmasters to lead campaigns for party funds
Postmaster A Linxwiler is named to head fund raising for the Democratic National Committee in Springfield. Greenwade, Springfield postmaster, is tapped to organize a finance division and nominators for Roosevelt. Ticket sales are set at not less than $1 for rally admission on June 27.
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Farley
Roosevelt
Linxwiler
Greenwade
Cail
Springfield
C. W. Greenwade
A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
National Democratic
New York City
Democratic Party
Rooseven
W. Forbes Morgan
National Commune
Barrett Sees Women Rising in Campaign for Governor
Barrett, a Republican candidate for governor, says women are fit for office. He cites women deputies and DePaul Hospital as examples of capable female leadership. He argues suffrage supporters now must use the vote wisely and balance duty with rights.
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Barrett
St, Louis, Mo
Jesse W. Barrett
Barret
Cities
DePaul Hospital
Helen Stephens Day Celebrated in Fulton
Fulton honors track star Helen Stephens with Helen Stephens Day. City pauses business 1 to 3 p.m. events include Stephens discus and shot put demonstrations and a shot put exhibition by Fulton’s Loren Wolfe, as Stephens prepares for Berlin with thymapic team.
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Fulton
Helen Stephens
Felons to receive soldiers bonus payments in Missouri
About 400 inmates at Missouri’s state penitentiary will get $121000 in soldiers bonus pay next week but none of the convicts will be allowed to cash their bonds unless the state penal board approves. Long-term prisoners top the list with James Gallagher receiving 1481 Everett Bailey 1575 and James H Ogden 1581.
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Missouri Penitentiary
Ugless
Penal Board
Luxuries
James Gallagher
St. Louis
Everett Bailey
McDonald County
James H. Ogden
Kansas City
Veterans bond program urged by Linxwiler at meeting
Postmaster A Linxwiler urged veterans to cooperate in cashing bonus bonds at a circuit courtroom meeting. About 300 certifications are expected daily with a request to wait for the rush to subside. Checks must be cashed at locations other than the post office, and pigframs of veterans organizations will aid identification in room 203 of the federal building next week.
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A. Linx- Wiler
Circuit
Federal Building
Local Teacher to Write Social Science Course
Fred Clarenbach history instructor at the senior high will team with Dr. Elmer Ellis of the University of Missouri to develop a new social science course for senior high schools. Clarenbach is in Columbia completing a summer session program at the university.
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Fred Clarenbach
Elmer Ellis
University of Missouri
Clarenbach
Columia
Police recover car stolen in Kansas City early today
State patrol and local police nabbed a car reported stolen in Kansas City about 3 am. Two men were arrested and detained for questioning. The vehicle, seen near Algoa reformatory four hours later, was found on Jefferson and High streets shortly after 2 pm.
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State Patrol
Kansas City
Fternoon
Kansas
Sity
Algoa Reformatory
Jefferson
High Streets
Requisition Signed To Return Prisoner From Illinois
Governor Park signed requisition papers to return Lyle Barrett from Springfield Illinois to Keytesville Missouri before Texas centennial celebrations. Barrett faces a grand larceny charge.
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Governor Park
Lyle Barrett
Springfield
Ill
Keytesville
Barrett
Armington Man Named Liquidator For Eight Missouri Banks
Lyman A. Matthews of Armington was appointed liquidator for eight closed Missouri banks including Sturdivant Bank at Cape Girardeau by the State Finance Department to succeed John A. Ferguson who resigned to join the State Public Service Commission. Matthews had previously been named receiver of the banks after Ferguson’s resignation.
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Lyman A. Matthews
Farmington
Missouri
Sturdivant Bank
Cape Girardeau
State Finance Department
Joh A. Ferguson
Matthews
Ferguson
State Public Service
J. C. Collett
George Robb Ellison
State Supreme Court
O. H. Miberly
Finance
John 5. Boyer
State Public Service Commission
James B. Boyd
Public Service Commission
Forrest Smith
Ohn Dalton
Marshall
Ihe
Carl W.W. Brown
Sue Lozier
State Highway Department
Allen Thompson
State Old Age Assistance Department
Paul Renz
State Ponal Board
Park Leads Exodus of State Officialdom to Centennial Park
Missouri Governor Guy B. Park and a 15 member state delegation fly to St. Louis then Dallas to mark Missouri Day at the Texas Centennial Exposition in Dallas. Park will address the banquet and gift items from Texas Governor Allred accompany officials and business leaders from St. Louis and Jefferson City.
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Missouri
Texas
Dallas
Guy B. Park
St. Louis
Park
James v. Allred
Jefferson City
Widely Known Linn Physician Dies Sudden Death
Dr E L Meads central Missouri physician and war veteran died suddenly at his Linn home at 5 20 this morning aged 42. He had founded an emergency hospital at Linn and served as Osage County coroner. Survived by wife Emma Green and sister Mrs Fred LeVan. Burial expected in Jefferson City National Cemetery.
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E. L. Meads
Central Missouri
Linn
Meads
Osage County
J. O. Cooper
Bonnets Mill
Chamois
Eara Leslie Meads
Ava
St. Louis
Loyola College
Chicago
Barners Mill
United States
France
Missouri
Jefferson City
Emma Green
Fred LeVan
National Cemetery
Man Who Escaped Patrol Is Caught
Claud Heaton, who escaped from the highway patrol offices here about a month ago, was arrested in Kansas City last night and returned here today.
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Claud Heaton
Highway Patrol
Kansas City
Local air tour to land about 35 planes Friday
About 35 airplanes are due at Jefferson City airport Friday afternoon between 3 and 4 o'clock. The Missouri Air Tour, via Lambert-St. Louis Association, aims to boost aviation interest. A reception committee led by Mayor Means Ray and Chamber president Thorpe J. Gordon will greet visitors. The tour routes from Mexico to the capital city and will stop Friday night at the Bagnell Dam.
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Jefferson City
Chamber of Commerce
Lambert
A. Linxwiler
Botz Candidate Name to Appear on Fall Ballot
Otte C. Botz will not appear on the primary ballot but will be listed on the general election ticket this fall. He accepted a secretary of state's ruling that unopposed candidates on party tickets polling under 5 percent of the previous election should not be certified for the primary. Botz urged tax cuts starting with primary ballot printing and bases his campaign on reducing government costs.
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Otte c. Botz
Rbotz
Secretary State
Botz
Landon and Knox Loom as Probable Running Mates
Cleveland June 11 AP The Republican platform nears completion in subcommittee urging a sound currency and state wage standards. It backs relief via federal grants, farm protection, and anti monopoly enforcement while pledging non entangling foreign policy and limiting League of Nations involvement.
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Landon
Knox
Cleveland
Carter Glass
Virginia
League of Nations
World Court
United States
State Delegates Anxious to Get Voting Under Way
Missouri delegation at the Republican convention seeks to start presidential balloting. Unpledged Missouri delegates and alternates waited for the first ballot while others had instructions for Governor Landon or pledged support arrangements. Delegates joined Hoover reception but stayed out of the parade.
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Clueveland
Missouri
Pleads Insanity in Murder Trial in Missouri
Flowell County Circuit Court opened with a plea of insanity for Clifford Simmons, a 24-year-old Mountain View relief worker charged with killing KR W Jones of Boone Iowa. State testimony continued after night session. potential death penalty noted. witnesses described the shooting and prior injuries allegedly affecting Simmons. A neighbor testified about threats and foreclosure, while Simmons’ brother offered a mental-impairment deposition.
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West Plains
Flowell County Circuit Court
Clifford Simmons
Mountain View
KR. W. Jones
Boone
Iowa
Simmons
Jones
Tne
G. T. Simmons
Union
John Duncan
Luelyn Benton
A. &. Payne
Former State Senator Peter Terry Dies in Courtroom
Peter Terry, 59, longtime Festus mayor and state senator for the twenty sixth district, collapsed during a preliminary statement in a Jefferson County courthouse. He had practiced law since 1934 and represented St Joseph Lead Co as attorney. Survived by wife, a son Phillips Terry and daughter Grace, both lawyers.
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Peter
Terry
Carid
Jefferson County
Hillsburg
Festus
State Senate
Rozier
Linve
St Joseph Lead Co
Unat von Vern
Phillips
Miss Grace
Musigian Appears Before Kiwanis Club Guest Pianist Delights Noon Meeting
Albert Papian widely known pianist appeared as guest of the Lions Club at a noon day meeting. He played several selections and helped popularize many musical numbers in recent years. Also present were Dr. Lance Monroe of Bellyue Hospital New York and Charles A Haskins chief engineer and architect of the Bi- Partisan Advisory Board.
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Albert 5S
Lions
Papin
Ling
Lance Monroe
Bellyue Hospital
New York
Charles A. Haskins
Andr Architect
Safety Committee Analyzes Cars in Local Testing Lane
The safety committee of the Chamber of Commerce reports 281 cars passed through the local safety inspection lane with 17 percent rejected. Faulty brakes led with 132 cars failed, followed by issues with headlights, stop lights, wheel alignment, and windshield wipers. Inspections run today and tomorrow in two shifts along Broadway west of the capitol grounds.
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Chamber of Commerce
State Highway Patrol
The
Safety Committee
Capitol Grounds
Main
High Streets
Nomination of Governor Seen Early Tonight
The Republican convention debates whether to nominate Governor Alf M. Landon of Kansas for president as leaders press for a ticket. Col Frank Knox and Senator Arthur Vandenberg were discussed for vice president, but Vandenberg repeatedly said he would not accept. The platform committee worked late, omitting direct gold standard references and considering Landon driven amendments, with Borah and Landon views shaping the final draft.
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Cleveland
Alf M. Tandon
Kansas
Col
Prank Knox
Timapis
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Vandenberg
Knox
AU Quile
Sunflower
Cari Ato
Landon
Borah
League of Nations
World Court
Frank Knox
Boral
Idaho
Dickinson
Iowa
A. M. Landon
Boarah
Wisconsin
Oregon
Lester Dickinson
Kansan
Frank B. Pritzgerald
Alf M. Lar
Col. Knox
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Col. Linxwiler
Graham and Travis
Joplin
Springticia
W. Greenwoode
North Portion
Armington
Liquidator
Plank
Lowan
H. Case
East
McCarty
St Mary's Hospital
Peter S. Terry
Senator Lorry
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