Schall Wins Minnesota Nomination in Primary
In St Paul Minnesota Amy Thomas D Schall a blind veteran and Independent Republican led in the Republican primary for reelection to the U S Senate with 72 596 votes across 9 977 precincts 3 698 in the state Christianson trailed with 429 508 and Selb had 1 647 The Minnesota Farm Labor faction saw Lundeen surge while Hordale outpaced Werald for the Democratic nomination in a bid to align with fusion plans. White Wins Maine Senate Nomination in Republican primary Wallace H White Jr led in Portland with 42 197 votes to Ralph Brewster 25 877 and Dewar 6 064 The Maine GOP nominee is virtually assured of the seat as Gould retires Gardiner beat Wilson for governor in the three cornered race and Partridge led a Republican contest for a vacancy while Eliveau won the Democratic congressional nomination in a separate statewide contest.
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St. Paul, Minn
Amy
Thomas D. Schall
United States Senate
Theodore Christianson
John F. Selb
Christianson
Selb
Ernest G Lundeen
Knud Werald
Congress
Lundeen
Einar Hordale
Ididale
Floyd B. Olson
Farmer
National House
Arthur R. Gould
White
Ralph O. Brewster
Dugald B. Dewar
Maine
Gould
Kite
William Tudor Gardiner
Swemp
John Wilson
Bangor
Gardiner
Family Reunion Honors George Foster's 75th Birthday
A Sunday family reunion at 114144 East Capitol Ave honoring George Foster of Tebbetts Missouri marked his seventy fifth birthday. Attending were his sons William Harwood Foster of Kansas City and Sam Foster of St. Louis. daughters Mrs George Sitton of Tebbetts and Mrs Nettie Roberson of this city. sister Mrs Mary Wilson of Wainwright. plus Mr and Mrs W Sanders and family, Mrs Annie Sanders, Mr and Mrs Elmer Elliott of this city, and Mrs Mary Helmendack of Tebbetts.
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Nettie ‘Roberson
East Capitol Ave
George Foster
Tebbetts
Foster
Callaway County
Harwood Foster
Kansas City
Sam Foster
St. Louis
George Sitton
Nettie Roberson
Mary .Wilson
Wainwright
Crowded Courtrooms Hear Miss Anderson Case Details
Testimony in Port Arthur murder case centers on Roy Secrest and Elyda Anderson. Witnesses recount threats and encounters at the Gem Ballroom on New Year's Day, with Victoria witnesses placing Secrest at the house near Anderson's home as Barton and Miss Anderson testified. Bracelets and a blunt instrument link the victim to the alleged crime, with Dr Mansur confirming the skull wound.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Barton
Secrest
Miss Anderson
Jefferson City
Elizabeth Anderson
Westhues
Seveir
Johna Young
Earl Hager
Happy” Arnhard
Miy
Gem Ballroom
G. Roark
Miss. Ansfers
Roy Herrick
de Wyl
Elyda
Roy Secrest
Lucille Seymour
East Water Street
Blyda Anderson
Miss Seymour
Roy
Anna Bailey
Elyde
Sevier
Mrs. Bailey
Blair
Centertown
Dawson
Dorts
Berryhill Gets 10-Year Term For Embezzlement
Frank L. Berryhill former sales manager and director of the First National Company investment unit pleaded guilty to embezzlement in St Louis and received a ten year sentence. Judge Taylor ordered five years on two counts to run consecutively and two concurrently. Berryhill claimed he took bonds for a personal account after surrendering to authorities following a two week hiatus. The case stemmed from $605,000 in customer securities plus $250,000 in his own savings, with company officials reportedly agreeing to the term in exchange for the plea.
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ST. Louis
Vitap
Frank L. Berryhill
First National Company
First National Bank
Taylor
Suditors
Ins
Berryhill
Jefferson City Tate
Sigmund Bass
William ©. Tompkins
Barryhill
Financial News: Market Rebounds Amid Cautious Mood
New York June 17 The stock market steadied after selling pressure with moderate gains in key shares as large orders from major financial sources supported a late day recovery. Traders noted liquidation of long holdings rather than bear raids, with many stocks advancing by early afternoon while others remained weak. Copper prices slid to a 1914 low, and general motors reported 131,817 units sold. Reports of scattered gains and losses among major names accompanied by lingering uncertainty in brokerage and banking circles. Obvious activity included gains for U S Steel General Electric and Union Pacific, while Coca Cola and Eastman Kodak fell earlier. Local notes mention Otto Schultz and family returning from Kansas City and a bridge club gathering hosted by Mrs Vern Wilson.
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New York
General Motors
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
General Electric
Jahns Manville
United Aircraft
American Can
Westinghouse Electric
Baltimore and Ohio
Union Pacific
Coca Cola
Columbian Carbon
Eastman’ Kodak
American Machine and Foundry
Jersey Central
Dry Agent 1a Acquitted in Murder Charge Near Tevumech
Thomason, veteran prohibition enforcer, acquitted by federal court jury of murder in a July slaying during a liquor raid on the Harris tenant farm near Tevumech, Oklahoma. Judge Edzard Vaught noted insufficient evidence of his participation in the shooting. Co-defendant Jell D. Harris, deputized for the raid, is serving a 50 year state penitentiary term for the murder.
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Guthrie
Okla
APJ
W. W.snake
Thomason
Prohibition
James Harris
Oscar Lowery
Harris
Tevumech
Oklo
Edzard. Vaught
Lowery
Jell D. Harris
Oklahoma
Pussyfoot" Johnson
Indian Territory
Jeff Harris
Wesley Lowery
Randall Pitman
Couty
Pottawatomie County
Pitman
Oklahoma City
Piles Healed After 35 Years Prompts Clinic Book
Dallas man John A. Raab reports complete relief from hemorrhoids after 35 years of suffering. He promotes a free book from The Thornton & Minor Clinic in Kansas City describing a mild treatment for piles and rectal diseases, claiming over 40,000 people helped in 53 years. No cost or obligation to write.
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John A. Raab
Dallas City
Til
Thornton & Minor Clinic
McGee St
Kansas City
Ady
Friday bridge club gathering at Missouri Hotel
Mrs J M Whitaker hosts the Friday bridge club tomorrow at one o'clock with lunch and play following. Tables will be arranged on the mezzanine floor. This will be the year’s first session at the Missouri Hotel.
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J. M. Whitaker
Missouri Hotel
Club Hosts Final Entertainment Before Departure
The Tuesday bridge club held its last entertainment this month as hostess Mrs. Stanley Howard hosted today at one o'clock. Guests included Mrs. Luella Thornton, her mother Mrs. Francis Skeets of Nevada, and relatives, plus Mrs. L. David Enloe and Mrs. Richard White. After luncheon, play tables were arranged for the planned entertainment.
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Enid
Okla
Stanley Howard
Ella Thornton
Francis Skeets
Nevada
L. David Enloe
Richard White
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Minnesota
Senate
William J. Murphy
Santa Ana
Calif
New Orleans
St. Louison
WDM
Carl White
Secretary of Labor
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James J. Davis
David ¥. Walsh
United Stated
Massachusetts
Clinton
Mass
Inancial News
Otto Schultz
Inkansas City
Schultz
Schnitzelbank Five
WDAF
Kansas City Star
Arthur Zeitz
Vern Wilson
W. Curtis
Arthur Johnson
Thomasson
W.S. Petty
Wymore Apartments
R. B. Wilson
Menphis, Mo
Swat
Kight
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