Federal Grand Jury Probes Ballot Fraud in New Phase
Kansas City report says a federal grand jury nears conclusion on a new phase of the probe into ballot box fraud and defense funds for defendants. It focuses on bond payments and cash sources for about 300000 in bonds, with testimony from court reporters and bail bond sources. Several defense attorneys and election officials were observed outside the grand jury room as the inquiry targets higher leaders alleged in vote fraud cases.
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Kansas City
Ann Feltenstein
Beryl Fenley
J. Eisenman
Thomas McGee and Sons
William G. Boutright
John G. Madden
Ludwick Graves
W. W. Graves
Clif Langsdale
Kansas City Bar Association
Arthur Cc. Popham
Julius Shapiro
U.S
Maurice Milligan
U. S. District Court of Appeals
St. Paul
Merville E. Otis
Local residents receive medical updates and nuptial notices
Pick ups Miss Missouri Crider of Meta shows marked improvement after an operation at St Marys hospital. Several residents underwent tonsillectomies in physicians offices, and others were treated for head cuts or minor injuries. A birth, two marriages, and various local notices of clinical clinics and travel are recorded in Jefferson City area vitals.
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Missouri Crider
Meta
St. Mary's Hospital
Vegetables Tied Up in Kansas City Strike
Summary unavailable due to fragmented text. The article notes ongoing strikes in Kansas City with several major employers affected. Eleven other strikes continue with no reported developments. The Montgomery Ward Co and Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co are among the largest closures, with hotels also affected.
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Kansas City
Montgomery Ward Co
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co
Senate to probe mail tampering in steel strikes
Senate post office committee opens a broad preliminary inquiry into alleged mail interference connected to steel industry labor unrest. The vote allows calling witnesses on hold points while considering Bridges and Guffey measures, with scope left flexible.
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Washington
Senate Post Office Committee
Guffey
Bailey
D. Pa
Holt
Martin Galls Off March On Monroe
Continued report shows Hawkins route and local union activity as Martin appeals to Pontiac leaders to drop the march. Monroe Police note many marchers are Fisher Body workers and the holiday closures impact plant operations. The UAWA unit in Pontiac with about 19,000 members is referenced amid tensions.
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Pontiac
Martin
UAWA
Fisher
Monroe
Monroe Strikes: Governor Pledges Aid, No March
From Detroit to Monroe a tense stand off unfolds as Mayor Knaggs seeks state help to avert a march while Governor Murphy promises aid for future emergencies. Pontiac plants largely operate, Fisher plant closed briefly. Flint and Saginaw disruptions linked to broader strike activity. Police guard key routes as workers resume shifts while I. O. pickets are pushed back.
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Martin
Detroit
Monroe
Daniel A. Knaggs
Jesse Fisher
Pontiac Automobile
Fisher
Pontiac
General Motors
Saginaw
Chevro- Jet Motor Co
Flint
Chevrolet
I. O
Newton
City’s Assessed Valuation Soars
The audit recommends comprehensive insurance on city vehicles excluding fire trucks, an analysis of delinquent personal property taxes as of March 31 1937 to allocate amounts by year, and writing off statute barred amounts. It also urges closing city clerk records at each biennial end and reopening accounts for the next period. audit accepted and filed.
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Awas
Nudity Sparks Debate as Museum Orders Pictures Off Walls
In Los Angeles six nude works from the Otis Institute, including two oils and four sketches, were ordered from display by censors amid a lasting clash over what constitutes art. Museum director William A. Ryan noted he had not seen the pieces, while recalling last year’s push by governors for more caution in public exhibitions.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Museum
Otis Institute
William A. Ryan
Waterlogged Areas Face Flood Damages and Remediation
Floods cover fields and roads as water levels fall in parts of the region. Posts were submerged, trees half visible, and rivers at the Moreau and Maries eased today. Fishermen benefited from the flooding while officials study measures to halt further damage.
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Moreau and
Maries
Fishermen report torn nets and flood fears rise near Osage
Wading into fields near Tuscumbia, anglers spoke of torn trammel nets and large fish. One fisherman claimed a net in a cornfield was ripped apart, suggesting Osage waters may take days to normalize. Farmers warn heavy rains could raise flood danger further.
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Ens
Tuscumbia
Dodgers Acquire Freddie Fitzsimmons in Trade
The Brooklyn Dodgers traded Tom Baker to the New York Giants for veteran hurler Freddie Fitzsimmons and an undisclosed cash sum. The deal, completed four days before the deadline, moves Fitzsimmons to the Dodgers while adding a top veteran pitcher to the Giants staff. Also: W. W. Howes said the post office will not seek military force to guard abnormal deliveries to workers in strikebound steel plants.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Tom Baker
Shander
New York Giants
Fred Fitzsimmons
Dodgers
Giants
Washington
W. W. Howes
Senate Post Office Committee
Knights of Columbus elect officers at annual meeting
Irvin L. Starke was elected grand knight at the Knights of Columbus annual meeting last night. Other officers elected included Deputy grand knight Arthur K Vogel chancellor William F. Seeker recorder Clifford Rackers treasurer Francis Vetter warden Herman Hopen deputy warden J B Leuthen advocate Raymond Hager inside guard Paul Hojsching outside guard Frank Finney and trustee Wm Hi Kroeger.
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Irvin L. Starke
the Knights of Columbus
Arthur K Vogel
William F. Seeker
Clifford Rackers
Francis Vetter
Herman ‘Hopen
J. B. Leuthen
Raymond’ Hager
Paul Ho]sching
Frank Finney
John Kroeger
Wm, Hi
Kroeger
Nevada Publisher Named Chairman of State Highway Board
Claude Co. Earp, a Nevada publisher, was elected chairman of the state highway commission replacing George Olendorg who resigned last month. Edward W. Gray of Maryville, another recent appointee, was named vice-president. Earp is a Democrat and Gray a Republican. Other members of the commission were еще specified.
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State Highway Commission
Claude Co. Earp
Nevada
George ‘T. Olendorg
Springfield
Edward W. Gray
Maryville
Earp
Gray
Ship session marks first full member meeting since September
Robert B. Brooks of St. Louis and H. G. Simpson of Charleston attended the first full member gathering since last September. The report notes Italy used safety pins about 3000 years ago as background detail.
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Robert B. Brooks
St. Louis
H. G. Simpson
Charleston
Italy
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