Amalgamated Steel Workers Push Strike at Pittsburgh Meeting
Pittsburgh convention dominated by union leaders debated recognition and a nationwide strike. William Green of the AFL was invited to speak, while NRA chief Hugh Johnson said he could do nothing more as the dispute lay beyond his authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
James F. Dewey
Department of Labor
Roosevelts
Michael F. Tighe
Amalgamated
Dewey
Tighe
Hari J. Forbeck
William Spang
William Leng
Ion
Ada
Ami
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Labor Federation
NRA
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Capitol Hill
Congress
Johnson
National Labor Board
Wagner D
NEA
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
Missoni Baptist Young People's Union Convened in Sedalia
More than 1000 delegates gathered in Sedalia Missouri for the Missoni Baptist Young People's Union state convention. Officers will be elected Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. U
Sedalia
Missoni Baptist Young People’s Union
Scattered Showers Move Through East and South Lands
Weather notes indicate cloudy skies with scattered showers building in the east and south tonight and possibly Friday morning. Cooler in extreme northwest tonight with mixed signals for central and northern portions and warmer pockets in the far south.
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Missouri
Tal
North
Primo and Max Baer Weigh In For Battle
Primo Cernera weighing 263 1 4 pounds will defend his title against Max Baer at the Madison Square Garden Bowl tonight Baer weighs 210 pounds Both boxers listed in excellent condition by New York State Athletic Commission doctors after scales at Centre Street readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Primo Cernera
Max Baer
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Baer
New York State Athletic Commission
Comission
Centre Street
Old Glory Birthday Marked By Flag Day Celebrations
The nation observed Old Glory’s birthday with flag furlings during Flag Day events nationwide. The Continental Congress adopted the stars and stripes and Betsy Ross is linked to its creation in Philadelphia. Navy grand fleet marshalling color in New York Parade with Admiral Sellers delivering the principal address at the Empire State Building observatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Old Glory
Continental Congress
George Ross
Robert Morris
Betsy Ross
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Navyy
Grand Fleet
New York
Empire State Building
David F. Sellers
Fleet
Iowans Kidnapped by Lone Gunman in Davenport
Davenport reports say Schultze and Officer Elmer Schlenter were abducted by an armed man after he disarmed the officer and forced Schlueter into a car. A second vehicle may have ferried them away, with cloth fragments left behind and police stationed near local banks amid a missing-person search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Iowa
API
Schultze
Western League Baseball Club
Elmer Schlenter
Schlueter
Schleuter
Schlenter
TAX LEVIED ON ST. LOUIS DEMOCRATIC ORATORS
In St Louis on June 14 the Democratic organization set a price for political pitches. Candidates must pay 2.80 dollars for each five minutes of self-praise before the Eleventh Ward regular group, with a 10 cent per minute levy for time spent praising their merits. The party runs a summer garden for campaign events each Tuesday night offering music prizes drinks and cash attendance incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Eleventh Ward
James G. Glynn
Glynn
Attorneys for Eley Suspects Seek Stay in Kidnapping Case
Four defense lawyers prepared to seek a writ of prohibition before the State Supreme Court to stop the July 9 trial date in the St. Louis senatorial kidnapping of Dr. TL D Kelley. Assistant County Prosecutor John J Wolfe argued against the writ as Judge Nolte set the trial. The case, once a society scandal, involves a star witness Johnson murdered by machine gun fire to prevent testimony, with Judge McEllhenny and Judge Nolte at issue over disqualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
TL. D. Kelley
State Supreme Court
SL Louis County
John J. Wolfe
Nellie Tipton
Angelo Rosegrant
Bart Davyll
Félix McDonald
McEllinney
Nolte
Ituly 9
Doctor Kelley
3, Louis
Muench
Bing
Johnson
TS J. Rowe
Robert Zeppenfeld
Verne R. C. Lacy
Roosevelt to Address Nation at Close of Congress
White House officials said President Roosevelt may deliver a national address at Congress’ end. No definite plans were announced, but he could review the legislative picture and give an accounting of his stewardship.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Stamp predicts U S prosperity as Roosevelts policy debated
London June 14 AP Sir Josiah Stamp told the Ald wych Luncheon Club prosperity is returning to the United States. He cited strong underlying resources and noted division over whether Roosevelt's policy is a great social uplift or economic convenience. He praised administration seeking absolute public protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Josiah Stamp
Aldwych
United States
Josiah
Roosevelt
Washington
Earthquake rattles Afghanistan and Baluchistan region
A powerful quake struck Afghanistan and Baluchistan early today with epicenter likely in Afghanistan. The tremor affected the entire northwest Himalaya range and appeared to devastate Machner Quetta, previously ruined by a 1931 quake, amid reports of widespread damage and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutts
Bihar Province
Afghanistan
Baluchistan
Himalaya
Machner Quetta
Aged Columbia Woman Dies of Heart Attack
A 72 year old Fulton widow Mrs John N Dutton died of a heart attack during a shopping tour in Columbia Missouri shortly before noon She survived by a son and two daughters. Governor Langer case to court in North Dakota heads the rest of the brief dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
John N. Dutton
Fulton
Bismarck
N. D
William ‘Langer
North Dakota
Tugwell Nomination Spurs Bitter Senate Debate
Washington June 11 The tug of war over Rexford Tugwell for undersecretary of agriculture grew harsher as conservatives attacked his economic philosophy. Supporters led by George Norris defended Tugwell as capable and honest while critics warned his theories threaten the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Tugwell
Brain Truster
George W. Norris
Former resident dies in Kansas City aftermath of illness
Monte M Staihr former Jefferson City resident and businessman died in Kansas City after a brief illness at eighty one. He was born in Jefferson City lived there until moving twenty years ago to Kansas City where he ran a hardware shop and tin shop before starting his own business. Survived by widow five sons Mona William Joe Vincent and F all of Kansas City three daughters Als W C Hensley Louise and Mrs Ed Hannum of St Louis six grandchildren. Funeral planned in Kansas City.
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Monte M.staihr
Jeffers0 City
Kansas City
Staihr
Jefferson City
Schleer
Monroe Street
Mona
William
Joe
Vincent
Als. W. C
Hensley
Louise Staihr
Ed Hannum
St. Louis
Jury Disagrees in U S Court Over Farm Condemnation
The jury in the Union Electric versus Charles G. Harvey case failed to reach a verdict in United States Court. The case arose from condemnation proceedings connected to the inundation of part of a 270 acre farm near Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Electric
Charles G. Harvey
United States
Warsaw
Snell Says Congress Won’t Adjourn Soon
Washington June 14 UPI Administration leaders have abandoned hope of congressional adjournment this Saturday. House Minority Leader Bertrand Snell indicated he had received definite assurances the session would continue into next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Bertrand Snel
Minister Denied Citizenship by U S Circuit Court
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals denied Rev T F Rutledge Beals British born pastor and conscientious objector to military service citizenship. The panel affirmed District Judge Joyce ruling denying naturalization saying the naturalization law remains unchanged by Kellogg peace pact. Beals born London 187? entered U S 1916 filed 1926 petition. court found no affirmative pledge to bear arms.
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ST. Louis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
T. F Rutledge Beals
People's Church of
Beale
Joyce
United States
Schwimmer
Supreme Court
Sehnhamer
Macintosh
A & So
Hughes
Mr. Beale
London
Detroit
Picture may be clue to Grace Budd kidnapping case
A newspaper picture of a young woman with two sailors is seen as a clue in a six year old kidnapping mystery in New York. A letter to Admiral David Foote Sellers notes the resemblance to Grace Budd, who was abducted in June 1928 at age ten. Poline and the Navy cooperate to identify the woman and both sailors to confirm identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David Foote Sellers
Grace Budd
Poline
Navy
Large horse show draws 75 to 100 entrants at Whiteway Park
About 75 to 100 horses are expected to compete in 46 classes at the June 27 28 event to be staged at Whiteway Park. Entries come from 35 stables across Missouri Nebraska and Kansas with more expected. Judges include Orle Ward Minneapolis and Mat Cohen St Louis. Proceeds benefit the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps. Tickets available at Tolson's Drug Store and through the local Legion post.
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Whiteway Park
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Orle Ward
Minneapolis
Mat Cohen
St. Louis
Cts Klyd
Bar Park
Winder Charar
American Legion Post
Jefferson City Horse Show Association
Tolson
American Legion
Drum and Bugle Corps
Harry Lathop
Sedalia
Roberts Stables
Clinton
Temple Ten Phens
Moberly
Helen Kline
Clay Bryant
Madison
Clive Hayden
George Brandiés
Omaha
Neb
Woods Bros
Lincoln
Nev
Carl Gilman
Mexico
John App
Hannibal
Ben Fleen
Columbia
Charles Davis
We. B. Cook
California
Herbert McClain
Nevada
D. BE
Kelley
Kansas City
EB. Gibson
Independence
Elliot Major
Kans
Jack Shafer
Bryan Hedges
Excelsior Springs
Oakland
Serin
Topeka
B. B. Tucker
Sedilia
Schneider-Zubor
Jefferson City
Dr. B. Dallas
Kenneth Nichols
Jefferson Sit
Paul Leslie Wins Opening State Tournament Match
Paul Leslie, 18, from Jefferson City, won his opening round at the Missouri state amateur golf tournament in Kansas City. He defeated Som Draper Jr. of St. Louis two and one after a tense match that went to extra holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Draper, Jr
St. Louis
Kaksas Civy
Nuine M
Paul Leslie
Sneckafist
Denerson Civy
Som Draper, Jr
Loste
Coaper
John W. Roberts
Alingon Brown
Roberts
Bach
Wonder Pit
Richie Guettel
Kansas City
Charles Martin, Jr
Storkton
Somme
Ray Lohman
Loy
Ils
J Miyor
Iar City
Warren Riepen
St. Joseph
Dave Garreway
Louis
John TP. Woodrutt
Springfield
Pai Tle
Dave Marsh
Angus City
Ralph Redding
Kinanas City
Dee
Redding
Edward W. Cochrane
Lin Missouri Golf Association
Thas
W. L. Arnold
Featert Gam Arnold
Mexico
Hne Hales
Dan Smith
George Aten
Waller Cini
Dir
Aleb
Walisot
Bob Cochran
Missouri Opens First State Archery Tourney Sunday
Jefferson City hosts the Missouri State Archery Association’s first state tournament at Washington Park Sunday. About 25 archers from Columbia, Springfield, St. Louis, Kansas City and elsewhere join in four divisions with prizes for division champions. Events begin 9:30 am and run all day, preceded by a Saturday dinner and meeting at the Missouri Hotel.
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Missouri State Archery Association
Washington Park
Columbia
Springfield
St. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri
G. D. Mudd
Jefferson City
Elliott Roosevelt Elected 10 Air Post
Elliott Roosevelt son of the President was elected vice president of the Areonautical Chamber of America Inc. Thomas A. Morgan, the Chamber president, called the vote aligned with the group’s aim to serve the aviation industry more effectively. Roosevelt is described as a trained aviator and student of aviation.
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New York
Eliott Roosevelt
Areonautical Chamber of America Inc
Thomas A. Morgan
Chamber
Roosevelt
Morgan
Still Seek to Identify Gunmen Slain at Miami
Miami Oklahoma officers pushed to identify one of two gunmen killed in a Tuesday night exchange with a merchant policeman. One outlaw was named Le Roy Denniston, viewed by locals as a final check. A second item notes Dr James McLester of Birmingham elected president of the AMA by 14 votes.
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Miami
Okga
Jim Clark
Kansas
Clark
le Roy Denniston
Ark
Cleveland
James 5. McLester
Binningham
Ala
American Medical Association
Divine Punishment Theme in Ginners Talk at Hot Springs
A. C. Digis of Washington, former National Farmers Union secretary, addressed Arkansas and Missouri gin ners in Hot Springs. He denounced destruction of essential life goods and tied it to the Great Depression era hardships. A resolution opposing the new deal marketing agreement for gin ners passed unanimously.
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Hot Springs
Ark
A. C. Digis
Washington
National Farmers Union
Arkansas
Missouri
Davis
Xinmers
Union Milk Drivers Sign New One Year Pact
Union milk wagon drivers signed a one year agreement in St Louis. Wages set at 33.80 dollars weekly for retail route drivers and 36.80 dollars for wholesale deliveries. Both groups receive commissions on sales. The 1150 union members had sought restoration to 39 dollars for retail and 40 dollars for wholesale plus commissions.
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ST. Louis
French Deputies Back Premier’s National Defense Plan
Paris June 14 The Chamber of Deputies backed Premier Doumergue’s plan to spend millions on national defense by a confidence vote 472 to 12 The vote quashed a Socialist bid to block the defense expenditure and solidified government support for the measure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fap
pPremier Doumergue
Chamber of Deputies
Republicans Ready With Amendments On Labor Bill McNary Says
Washington June 14 AP Opposition to the administration labor bill substitute Wagner Libory Bilt voiced by William Green AFL president vague in its provisions. Senate Republicans express dissatisfaction with most provisions. subcommittee recommendations to be considered tomorrow. McNary said many amendments proposed. party members prefer the new bill to the Wagner bill. Johnson denied being removed by Roosevelt as mediator. NRA counsel Richberg attended in his place.
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Bulleting
Washington
Rede?ip
Wagner Libory Bilt
William Green
Aiden
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Republica
Congress
McNary
Recomenda Lions
Mormbhng
Dae
Hoayrte
Setreh Balel
Republican Conference
Tive
Pennsylvania
Cauncas
Michigan
Goldsborough
Maryland
Steiner
Oregon
Walcott
Connecticut
Jolivon
le. McLary
Johnson
NRA
New York
Meetig
Kennieth A7
Simpson
Steel
Foster denies withdrawal from race for state schools chief
Springfield Missouri June 14 Foster a Democratic candidate for state superintendent of schools denied rumors he will withdraw in favor of Lloyd King of Monroe City or withdraw at all. He attributed the rumors to overzealous friends of other candidates. He said he has not considered withdrawal, has spent much on the campaign, and will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Japi—W. YY. Foster
Lloyd King
Monroe City
Jefferson City
Foster
Mr. Foster
Wife of U S Cavalry Officer Granted Divorce in Kansas
Mrs Genevieve Menoher was granted a divorce from Maj Pearson Menoher cavalry U S A in Leavenworth County District Court. The couple wed at Dodge City Arizona July 4 1916. She was awarded custody of their two children amid charges of gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
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Leavsinworth
Kas
Genevieve Menoher
Pearson Menoher
Cavalry
Leavenport County District Court
Toay
Douge Tas
Ariz
Menoher
Maj
Rosy
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ST. Louis Democratic
Eley
State Supreme. Court
MccElhenny
AVS
Solong
Dickinson
Hugo L. Black
L. J. Dickinson, R., Sr
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Lows Gourt
Zeale
Nebraska City
UPJ
Shevitt Carley
Ormuaental
Ed Booth
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Lee
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