Warning From Caulfield At Illinois Bar Address
Henry Caulfield former Missouri governor warned the Mis nel Bar Association in Springfield that extraordinary measures at Washington threaten constitutional guarantees. He cited compulsory gold exchange and a federal industrial control act as examples, arguing that liberties such as jury trials and private property rights could be eroded as government powers expand.
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Springfield
Ill
Washington
Misnels Bar Association
Henry &. Caulfield
Missouri
St. Louis
Pilot vows to fly again after first aerial crash
He traveled by train but insisted his first aerial accident would not prevent him from flying whenever it was expedient.
Democratic Women Plan Sedalia Meet
Sedalia Missouri June 22 The Democratic women of the recently formed Sixth Congressional District will hold an all day meeting Saturday Invitations to numerous women active in State politics have been issued by Mrs Judson Banks president of the Democratic womens Club.
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Sedalia
Sixth Congressional District
Judson Banks
Democratic Womens Club
The New Banking Bill and Its Controversies
The new federal banking law sparks banker opposition to the deposit guarantee of 2500 dollars and raises questions about which banks will qualify. Critics warn unstable banks may fail or struggle under the new rules while broader reforms and crime concerns are noted alongside this legislative review.
Views Comments of Others How Repeal Liquor Gains Ground
Massachusetts becomes the eleventh state to vote for repeal of prohibition and the nation debates the shift toward ending liquor controls. The Christian Science Monitor notes dispersing dry momentum, warns repeal won’t end the issue, and questions where restraint resumes amid calls for a return to saloon days and ongoing moral battles.
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Massachusetts
America
Christian Science Monitor
How Long Is There A Way To Stop Massacres Kansas City
The Kirksville Express questions how long public anger over the Kansas City massacre can last and whether new laws can curb gun violence. It highlights machine gun access, armament greed, and the fear gripping 120 million Americans amid calls to curb firearms and end fatal violence.
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Kansas City
Kirksville Express
Noted sleuth helps Lamson case with microscope work
Berkeley criminologist Edward Oscar Heinrich examined the Lamson home on the Stanford campus to reconstruct the Memorial Day death of Allene Thorpe Lamson. He measured the bathroom, checked stains, and described how blood trajectories and tiny details fit a theory of a non struggle, aiding defense efforts.
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San Jose
Calif
Edward Oscar Heinrich
Berkley
California
Lamson
Allene Thorpe Lamson
David A. Lamson
Stanford University
University Press
Heinrich
D'Autremont
Patrick Hesin
Carmen Wagner
Oregon
Philippines
Middle West
Hugh D'Autrersont
Roy
Ray
Patrick Heslin
San Francisco
William Hightower
Hightower
Henry Sweet
Humboldt County
Jack Ryan
Ryan
Highway Dept. politicization threatens Missouri roads
In a Jefferson City prise column, the writer argues the Highway Department, long a model of efficiency and nonpartisanship, is being reshaped by a Democratic machine. Loyal technocrats are being replaced by political faithfuls, risking chaos and eroding gains in road building. Endorses public insistence on depoliticizing the department and warns of broader political manipulation in state government.
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Tferson City Post-Tribune
the Tribune Extaulisnea
Post
Teebune Printing Company
Associated Press
Focal News
Pacha Near
Jefferson City
Oiecs Liszter
Missouri
Matt
Savance
Ee — Keck
Highway Department
Union
Anderson
Hyde
Goss
Senate
Cutler
Labor On No Broad Recovery Yet Says AFL
The American Federation of Labor reports 629000 workers returning in April and an undetermined May gain but warns this does not prove a recovery. Unemployment rose to 12.73 million in April from 13.26 million, about 4.8 percent out of work, with May showing a smaller gain and a two-year horizon for a full recovery if purchasing power does not rise.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Tanuaty
Party Loyalty Needed to Govern Says Cassville Republican
The Cassville Republican argues that Senator Robinson and Huey Long disrupt party unity, comparing Long to the Norris-LaPollette faction. It warns Long should be expelled from the Democratic Party to preserve effective governance and criticizes Republicans for embracing the Norris crowd as faux Republicans.
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Robinson
Senate
Huey Long
Norris-LaPollette
Republican
Long
Norris
Three Cities Buy Sub Machine Gun
Sedalia and Joplin authorities order two sub machine guns each and shields. Jasper County Sheriff to seek armored car with port holes and a machine gun. Springfield police buy a sub machine gun and shield.
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Kansas City
Sedalia
Joplin
Charles A. Patterson
OM Rogers
Jasper County
Springfield
Creviston Heads Missouri Spanish War Veterans
J D Creviston of St Joseph will lead the Missouri Department of the United Spanish American War Veterans for the coming year. Named officers include H L Cherryholmes of Kansas City and F W Cheever of St Louis as vice commanders, G W Johnson of Excelsior Springs as surgeon, and Rev Charles Robinson of Mokane as chaplain. Mrs Anna Barthelmas of St Louis was elected president of the women's auxiliary.
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Excelsior Springs
J. D. Creviston
Weil St. Joseph
Missouri Department of the United Spanish American War Veterans
H. L. Cherryholmes
Kansas City
F. W. Cheever
St. Louis
Br. G. W. Johinson
Charles Robinson
Mokane
Anna Barthelmas
Women's Auxiliary
Reed Recovered from Plane Crash in Tulsa
A former Senator James A. Reed fully recovered from cuts and shock after a transport airplane crash in Tulsa three weeks ago. He left for his home in Kansas City tonight, June 22, ending his hospital stay and travel ordeal.
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Tulsa
Okla
James A. Reed
Kansas City
Janet and Rolf Face Temptation After Engagement Breaks
Janet Bill ends her engagement to role Carlyle upon learning he courts Betty Kindall, wealthy society girl. She remains devoted to Rolf Grant, a young engineer now seeking a private talk at night. After evading him, she faces a tense confrontation at the oak tree as past feelings collide with propriety.
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Itamiilen
Secares
Janet
Dus
Curtis
Curtin
Hetty Kendall
Ralf
Betty
Curtie
Silver Hay
Rolf
Rosf
Cane
Stanley’s
Stanley
Lancaster
Betty Carlyle
PN Ba
Jenet
Bob
Mrs. Curtis
Silver Bay
Rolt
Els Hpe
Lake search for J. Melvin Wingo continues near Camdenton
A search party, launched after J. Melvin Wingo 30, Bolivar high school superintendent, disappeared while swimming from shore to an overturned boat at the Lake of the Ozarks near Camdenton Missouri. He was missing as the effort began.
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Camdenton
J. Melvin Wingo
Bolivar, Mo
Lake of the Ozarks
Here
Wingo
Federal authorities hunt for McDonald in narcotics case
Federal officials in Kansas City seek W. O. McDonald a former narcotic agent under indictment for conspiracy to violate narcotic laws. A bench warrant was issued after he failed to appear in Joplin court and he is on $5,000 bond to appear in Springfield next Monday. His attorney Sam M. Wear expressed confidence he will appear.
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Irkansas City
W. O. McDonald
McDonald
Joplin
Springfield
Sam M. Wear
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