Murray Predicts Democratic Platform Could Doom U S
Oklahoma Governor Murray, a Democratic presidential hopeful and Oklahoma delegation head, warned in an United Press interview that a Democratic platform mirroring Republicans could trigger national collapse. He urged relief for the middle class to avert catastrophe, criticized Wall Street influence on delegates, and attacked prohibition as a smoke screen amid economic stress.
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United Press State
United Press
Oklahoma City
Wm. H
Billy Murray
United States
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Plainsman
Confucius
America
Oklahoma
Wall Street
Smith hints at Volstead repeal at Democratic meeting
In remarks during a party gathering, Smith faults the six tenths of a cent provision in the Volstead Act as arbitrary and backs a proposal for repeal. He says the convention will decide his fate and reiterates Alfred E. Smith as his preferred nominee. He offers no running mate and claims he seeks nomination for himself, urging a straightforward platform and his own nomination.
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Anti-Saloon League
Resolutions Committee
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
Senator Hull
Tennessee
Amelia Earhart Receives National Geographic Medal
Mrs Amelia Earhart Putnam leaves Washington by air for Newark carrying the first special gold National Geographic Society medal awarded to a woman The decoration was presented last night by President Hoover and places her among aviators Lindbergh Byrd and Eckener in a select circle
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Amelia Earhart Putnam
Atlantic
Newark
N. J
National Geographic Society
Hoover
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Richard At Byrd
Hugo Eckener
Strange witnesses enter trial in Myr tle St Pierre suit
In Los Angeles on June 22 a new witness and a man in a red necktie joined the ongoing $260,000 breach of promise case brought by Myr tle St Pierre against David L Hutton husband of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton. The woman from New York City rushed in to confer with Hutton and his attorneys before being escorted out.
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Myrtle St. Pierre
Suti
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Iron Man
Rush
Swith Hutton
Lester Roll
Lorin Andrews
Hutton
New York City
Swifton man confesses killing in self defense
Chester Jacobs, 24, of Swifton, Arkansas, told Warden S Tod Hunter at the state penitentiary that he killed Sheloy Ingram, 31, a Cairo county farmer, during a squirrel hunt on May 27. Jacobs said Ingram challenged him after a coin toss and drew a gun, prompting Jacobs to shoot. Ingram's body was found by a posse.
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Ark
Chester Jacobs
Swifton
S. Todhunter
State Penitentiary
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Egypt
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Ingram
Posse
Instam
May Abdicate in Favor of Young in 1932 Nomination
Utica and Oneida County Democratic leaders were told by associates of Alfred E. Smith in Chicago that if neither Smith nor Franklin D Roosevelt could win the presidential nomination, Owen D. Young would consent to be nominated. The Utica Observer-Dispatch reports Young would accept the nomination despite earlier statements he would not.
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Utica
Meek reunion after half a century in Kansas City
Virgil Moore, a Kansas City resident and former D. 5. Commissioner to Alaska, reunited with his sister Mme. Theodosie Durand after fifty years. The sister, an artist and lecturer living in Paris, was en route to Santa Rosa on a trip to California.
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Virgil Moore
D. 5
Alaska
Mme
Theodosie Durand
Paris
California
Santa Rose
Children Enter Tap Dancing Contest At Miller Theater
Young entrants under 12 compete in a tap dance contest this Friday night at Miller Theater between shows. Cash prizes await first to third place as entries flood in, promising spirited competition.
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Miller Theater
Nurse's Condition Remains Critical in Kansas City Case
Kansas City AP reports Ada Bandon a 23 year old St Joseph nurse remains in critical condition after a poisoning incident tied to a possible death pact with James Patton Andriano a St Joseph businessman. She has not regained consciousness since Monday when found beside Andriano in a hotel room.
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St. Joseph
James Patton
Andriano
St. Jospeh
Missouri Insurance Dept Liquidates Weak Firms Amid Dividends
Officials announced creditors received a 28 1 3 percent dividend with possible small additional payments as the department liquidates multiple life, fire, and casualty firms. Several companies show full creditor payouts or partial returns, while others report no disbursements or depend on asset divisions.
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Sedalia Life Insurance Co
Seda
Mia
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Kansas City
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Inter-State Protective Association
Mountain Grove
Mid-West Life Insurance Co
St. Louis
Physicians Indemnity Co
Lyoats
Lields Life Insurance Orporation
Citizens Life Insurance Company
Acme Life Insurance Co
National Savings Life Insurance Co
Ands of Insurance Department
Legal Reserve
Concordia Mutual Lnsurance Company
Concordia
Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company
Casualty Group
American Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Mutual Protective Insurance Co
Continental Indemnity Co
America
Mutual Casualty Company of Missouri
St. Joseph
Travelers & Operators Mutual Insurance Company of Missouri
American Mutual Casualty Company
Catton
Meo
Tax Amendment Exempts States and Cities from Federal Excise
The House unanimously passed an amendment to the new tax law to relieve states and municipalities from federal excise taxes on articles bought for governmental functions. The action, reported from Washington, aims to ease tax burdens on local and state governments.
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House
Glasgow Youth Killed in Highway Crash
Glasgow Missouri June 22 1930 Francis Himmelberg 20 of Glasgow died from injuries after his car crashed with another on Highway 20 east of town Miss Gertrude Monnig also of Glasgow was critically injured at Fayette hospital at noon Bernard Johanning drove the other vehicle John Himmelberg brother of the dead youth and Miss Ciger of Slater sustained minor injuries.
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Here
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Bernard Johanning
John Himmelberg
Miss Ciger
Slater
Oll
Three youths die aboard freight car in Osawatomie tragedy
In Osawatomie Kansas three youths were crushed to death and a fourth critically injured when steel girders shifted in a freight car they rode. The dead were George E. Gallagher 22 Robert McManus 18 and Eugene Walters 23. Ronald Deala 20 was hospitalized in Kansas City. Letters in Gallaghers clothing cited Washington and Detford College and Army Air Service ties.
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New Alexandria
Robert McManus
Chicago
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Maplewood
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Kirkwood
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Hoover Proposes Sweeping Global Arms Cut at Disarmament Talks
At Geneva the Hoover plan for dramatic world arms reduction met mixed reactions. British cautious support and French hostility greeted the proposal while Litvinoff supported it though not fully. German and Italian representatives expressed varied backing, with Mussolini’s envoy complete approval and Japan ready to cooperate.
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Maxim Litvinoff
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Dino Grandi
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Italy
Wheat Harvest Mixed Yields Across Missouri Counties
WHEAT HARSHEST IN POOR AREAS WITH fair yields in best fields as U S Weather Bureau notes in a Missouri survey. Rain aided crops statewide except in extreme southeast where drought persists. June the wettest of the season yet rainfall trails normal by about four inches. Oats improving, corn growing vigorously, cotton squares forming, tomatoes ripening, pastures improving. Hermann records 2.32 inches rainfall with most stations at or above one inch.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
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Carazen Favored to win National Open at Fresh Meadows
Gene Sarazen, British Open champion, is the favorite for the National Open at Fresh Meadow Country Club starting tomorrow after a par 70 round. He paired with Bobby Jones Jr who shot 75. Jones says 292 or 294 may win. Horton Smith struggles to return to form after an injury, and Willie Hunter withdraws from the event.
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N. Y
Capy
Gene Sarazen
Fresh Meadow Country Club
Robert T
Bobby) Jones Jr
Jones
Horton Smith
Willie Hunter
Los Angeles
Dentifies Driver of Bank Bandit Car in Palmyra Trial
Max Bennett alias Earl Pitan was identified by William Conley as the driver of the bandit car seen leaving Farmers 4 Merchants Bank in October. The bank robbed of 142 dollars and securities. Identification made at Bennett's second trial in Palmyra. Alibi expected.
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Max Bennett
Earl Pitan
Wiliam Conley
Farmers 4 Merchants Bank
Bennett
Evangelical Dramatic Club Hosts Ice Cream Social
The Evangelical Dramatic Club stages an entertainment and ice cream social at the school hall tonight. The show begins at 7 30.
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