Boner on Fund Campaign Still Unexplained Quits Drive
Democratic party turmoil over fundraising efforts emerges as Postmaster Linxwiler resigns from the campaign leadership. State figures including Richard R. Nacy assume key roles while charges of top leadership overreach and postmaster involvement surface. Col Linxwiler defends his Democratic ties amid blame.
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Washington
Ruie
Linxwiler
Farley
Roosevelt
Richard R. Nacy
Guy M. Lone
Parley
C. W. Greenwade
Springfield
Cis
Swith
Guit Jin
Colt Linxwiler
Patrol escape leads to six months in jail for Clyde Heaton
Clyde Heaton who walked away from the state patrol at the capital about a month ago will serve six months in Cole county jail to reflect on his error of ways. He pleaded guilty before Justice Prosper LePage late yesterday afternoon.
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Clyde Heaton
Capital
Ano
Cole County
Prosper LePage
Hallsville Farmer Shot Found Dead Near Hallsville
A Boone County coroner said 80 year old Ryland O F Quisenberry was found fatally shot at his Hallsville home and apparently died by his own action. He left no note and had suffered from a malignant disease. The widow and two sons survive.
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Columbia
Ryland of
Quisenberry
Hallsville
Bere
Boone County
E.G. Davis
Generally Fair And Warmer Weather For Missouri
Missouri weather outlook shows generally fair conditions tonight with warmer temperatures on Saturday. Temperature readings include Keokuk 35 rising later, with western and eastern Missouri showing modest drops and overnight changes. Reports list city temperatures and deviations, including Jefferson City about ten degrees, with minor falls in several towns and a note on a lake level near fifteen feet below full reservoir.
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Missouri
Eday
Hich
Tow Keokuk
Katsas City
Waverly
Boonville
St Thomas Perry
Jefferson City
Hermang
Union
Capital Citians Praise Landon for Silent Wife
Topeka Kansas June 12 AP Thousands of telegrams greeted Gov Alf Landon after his Republican presidential nomination One note to Mrs Landon thanked God for a president whose wife acknowledged she cannot speak The moment came as Mrs Landon was unable to deliver voice amid emotion in front of thousands in the executive mansion Missouri Republicans saw the nomination as boosting party prospects while Democratic figures predicted limited impact Park and Stark offered varied views on Landons crossover appeal.
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Topeka
Kan
Alf. M. Landon
Mrs. Landon
Margaret M. Cobb
Jefferson City
Executive Mansion
Missouri
Ali M. Landon
Kansas
E H. Winter
Jetorgon City
Landon
Stark
Lloyd Co. Stark
Lancon
GOP
Winter
Jane Landon
Park
Dallas
Tex
Guy B. Park
M. Landon
Middle West
Franklin D. Rooseveltt
Kansas City
Union Terrminal
Cotton Bowl
Exposition Grounds
Gov. J Landon
Cleveland
Kinsis
Barly
Missouri air tourists sweep into Hannibal
More than a score of aircraft began the 1936 Missouri state air tour from St. Louis piloted by Capt. E H Kappel. The group planned stops in Hannibal Columbia and Mexico as part of an 11 city itinerary ending in Columbia Sunday.
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St. Louis
Hannibal
Columbia
Beffore
Ca. Chy
Associated Press
E. H. Kappel
35Th
Air Division
Missouri National Guard
Lambert-St. Louis Municipal
Pollard
A. M. Alton
Columbia Chamber of Commerce
James Rohan
Department of Public Welfare
Bernard F. Dickmann
Mexico
Jefferson City
Bagnell Dam
Springfield
Carthage
Nevada
Wkansas City
St. Joseph
Marshall
Missouri
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph A. Raibel, Jr
Chamber
Aviaion Committee
Earl H. Shackleford
American Legion
Bagnelli Dam
Halt Promised in Ariay Advance in China
Nanking June 12 The central Chinese government received a telegram from Cantonese leader Marshal Chen Chi Tang promising an immediate halt in the northward march of his troops The move aims to show unity against Japan and form a stronger Chinese policy to deter encroachment Civil war fears ease as the two sides seek a united front against Japan.
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Nanking
China
IUUP
Lin Sen
Central Chinese
Chen Chi-Tang
Chen
Stone Gutter Dies After Heart Attack at 70
John J. Slate a veteran Jefferson City stone cutter died unexpectedly at 3 PM yesterday of heart trouble. He was 70, had prior heart attacks this winter, and suffered a fatal second attack Thursday after a Monday decline. Born and raised in Jefferson City, he co founded Slate Patterson and Smith, helped finish stone for the capitol, and was married 38 years to Mary Gasche. Surviving siblings include Anna Schneider of Jefferson City, a St Louis baker, and Herman Slate of St Louis. He belonged to St Peters church.
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John J. Slate
Slate
Jefferson City
Slate, Patterson and Smith
Missouri
Capitol Building
Mary Gasche
Anna Schneider
St. Louis
Herman Slate
St. Peters Church
Plenty of Harvest Hands Says Murray
Missouri farmers report ample harvest help as WPA chief Matthew S. Murray notes no stoppage of WPA projects for harvest, with district offices confirming farmers readily find workers. Union City reports death of Rice A. Pierce, former UCV commander in chief, at his home. Glasgow to observe its centennial on August 12, marking a milestone in Missouri River trade history.
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Missouri
Matthew S. Murray
WPA
Murray
Glasgow
Landon Awaits Conference Before Presidential Campaign
Kansas Governor Alf Landon said any campaign plans would wait for a conference with the Republican national committee after the Cleveland convention. He appeared tired but pledged an aggressive campaign, receiving thousands of congratulatory messages in Topeka.
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Topeka
Kas
Alf M. Landon
Republican National Committee
Cleveland
Kansas
Landon
Executive Mansion
Knox Named Republican Vice Presidential Candidate
Col Frank Knox Chicago Dai News publisher selected as Republican vice presidential nominee. A former Rough Rider and World War I ammunition trains commander, Knox built a public image as a tough, action oriented editor. Born 1874 in Boston, he rose from modest beginnings to lead major papers and champion law and order in Michigan and the Midwest.
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Chivagg
Frank Knox
Chicago
Dai
Vnce
T. BR
Roosevelt
Sante Ste. Mme
Chase Osborn
Michigan
Knox
Teddy
Col. Knox
Manchester
N. W
Leader
Union
Aha College
Mich
Penninsula
Inox
Alex
Coronel
Wiliam
Franklin Knox
Eel
Frank
Boston
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Walter Edge
New Jersey
Vandenberg
London
Arthur W. Little
New York
Michigan City
Chicago Daily News
Teddy” Roosevelt
Kansas
Woman Says Repeal Resulted un Murder on the 'Highways'
Tulsa report on the 1936 37 Women’s Christian Temperance Union campaign opening denouncing repeal as a "murderous failure." Announced by Mary Armor of Atlanta who targets drunken driving on highways and calls voters who supported liquor blood on their hands. Amelia Earhart Putnam scheduled to lecture on adventures in flying.
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Tulsa
Oklo
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Ida B. Wise Smith
Landon and Knox Nominated as GOP Standard Bearers
Cleveland dispatch reports the Republican convention behind Landon and Knox presenting a united front. Observers note lingering factions remain but the party appears cohesive as nominees and platform take shape for the campaign era.
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Landon
Knox
GOP
Woman Check Forger Flees After Raid
A Koellatown farmer Mike Swoerber was arraigned today charged with illegal whiskey production and tax evasion. Federal agents seized 95 gallons of whisky and found a working still at his farm two and a half miles northeast of Koelztown. He will be tried at the next federal term. A second report states a woman check forger escaped after attempting to cash $43 and then $45 checks at Central Missouri Trust Company. The suspect, about 40, described as tall with a black hat, fled Pope's Drag Store before police arrived.
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Mike Swoerber
Koellatown
United States
Edna RR. Morris
Ossian
Koerber
Kgeltztown
Sid
Central Missouri Trust Commpany
Seomann
J. MecGaugh
Worrest Hill
Anne
Mary Carlton
Mary Cardy
Pope
Centenn ial sun prostrates a dozen at Texas event
In Dallas at President Roosevelt's centennial appearance the hot sun felled at least twelve people, among them a U.S. Marine. The president spoke in strong health, standing in 94degree heat as heat prostrations were taken to the exposition emergency hospital and several victims were later reported recovered an hour after the address.
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Dallas
U.S
Roosevelt
Centennial Stadium
Exposition
Beauty shop owner to marry June 27
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Mrs. Georgia Suigfall, owner of the Georgia Beauty Shop, was made at a dinner party Thursday evening by Miss Dorothy Hughes of Madison Street. The groom, W. M., of Kansas City, will marry June 27.
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Georgia Suigfall
Dorothy Hughes
W. C. Edmondson
Madison Street
Herriage
Kansas City
Warrensburg Man Commits Death by Own Action
Coroner reports Marlin Danielson of Kansas City formerly Holden died by his own action at his wife’s grave in Holden. About 60 years old he parked his car at Wicgreys and killed himself by inhaling carbon monoxide gas.
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Warrensburg
William R. Patterson
Marlin Danielson
Kansas City
Holden
Danielson
Woroner
Power Company Audit Floomed Before FSC
The State Public Service Commission renamed the appraisal and audit of Union Electricae and Power Company property valuations for a new St. Louis electric rate. The commission overruled the company’s motion to dismiss the option, noting a $2,000,000 saving since 1931 but finding no substantial reason to dismiss the case. Evidence will be taken here on June 45.
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Union Electricae and Power Company
Valurlions
St. Louis
State Public Service Commission
Electric Company
Local man named to motor carrier board
Washington June 12 AP Ali state board to aid interstate commerce commission administer the motor carrier act appointed today for Illinois Ohio and Missouri members Andrew Olson Springfield Illinois commerce commission Mike P Conway Des Moines chairman Iowa board of hiberdtramminstoness John C Whberger Jefferson City Mo associated with Missouri public service commission
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Washington
Ali-state Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ilinois
Ohio
Missouri
Andrew Olson
Springfield
Allinois Commerce Comission
Mike P. Conway
Des Moines
Iowa Board Ofhiberdtramminstoness
John C. Whberger
Jefferson City
Missouri ‘Public Service Commission
Unanimous vote seals Landon ticket at convention
At Convention Hall Cleveland June 2 the Republican convention nominated Col. Ivanie Knox for vice president with a landslide for Landon’s presidential bid. Delegates cheered a telegram from Landon promising victory in November and moved to a unanimous vote. Knox expressed gratitude and the crowd celebrated as Landon’s team prepared for the national campaign.
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Cleveland
Republican Concention
Col
Ivanie Knox
Minois
A. M. Landon
Kansas
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Fred Brauner, Jr
Route 3
Susanna Frances
John Taylor
West Elm Street
Loretta Jeanette
W. E. Cramp
Vista Place
St. Mary's Hospital
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Citian
Bagwell Dam
Stone Gutter
Kansas Capital
Anok
Taa
Aeche Martion
Cqeltztown Man
Mike Koerber
S. Nam
Texas
Power Company
FSC
TQ Motor Carrier Board
Snell
Fletcher
Eller
Senate
Kerner
Henry Alien
J. Henry Rorasack
Old Guard
Connecticut
Bertrand H. Snell
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