Choice of Nem Committeeman Problem to GOP
Missouri Republicans face a split over selecting a national committeeman to replace the late Dr Clements. Hyde and Phares backers clash with a St Louis majority favoring Case or Koeln while rural leaders seek a compromise candidate to unite factions and restore GOP power.
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NEM
United Press
Hyde-Patterson-Phares
Republican National Committee
Missouri
Arthur M. Hyde
William F. Phares
Maryville
Hyde
Phares
B. Clements
St. Louis
Edmond Koeln
Clarence Case
Guy B. Park
St.Louis
Jackson County
Ed Semor
Case
Koeln
Roscoe C. Patterson
Winter
Springfield
Swrip
Orf
Frank E. Atwood
Supreme Court
E. S. Brown
Paine
Fred Nader
Cape Girardeau Publi
North Todds
Homer BE. Menn
Kansas City
Jesse Barrett
Judge Sets Aside Life Term For Kidnapping
Jasper Indiana June 24 AP Judge John L Sumner set aside life terms for two Huntington West Virginia youths aged 17 who pled guilty to kidnapping Dubois County Sheriff Ed Seugers last week Prosecutor A R Stimson Jr said lesser charges would be filed later The boys Bascum Ray Jr and Maurice Sheridan were accused of abducting the sheriff from in front of his jail after he arrested them for possession of two stolen cars and illegal liquor found in the Desh
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Jasper
Ind
John L. Sumner
Huntington
W. Va
Ed Seugers
Dubois County
A. R. Stimson, Jr
Bascum Ray, Jr
Maurice Sheridan
Son of Airlines Head Killed in Plane Crash
Sioux City Iowa June 24 Arthur Hanford Jr 45 son of the president of the Hanford Airlines was killed when his plane crashed in a wheatfield near Hanford airport. Treasury Dept reports 358269353 coins minted last year worth about 26000000 dollars in total coinage across all denominations except bold coins.
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Airlines
Sioux City
Arthur Hanford, Jr
Hanford Airlines
Hanford Ford
Treasury Department
Shakeup in St Paul Police as 4 dismissed 5 suspended
Ned Warren, St Paul commissioner of public safety, dismissed four officers and suspended five others including Chief Michael Culligan after exposing links between the police department and gambling and underworld activity. Dismissed were James Crumley assistant chief Fred W Raesch Raymond D Flannagan and Michael McGinnis. Suspended were Charles Tierney Thomas Cahill Charles J McGowan and Patrick Ridge. Warren said more actions would follow.
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ST. Paul
Ned Warren
Public Safety
Michael Culligan
James Crumley
Fred W. Raesch
Fo Crumley
Raymond D. Flannagan
Michael McGinnis
Culligan
Charles Tierney
Thomas Cahill
Chies
Police
Charles J. McGowan
Patrick Ridge
Warren
Mark Gehan
Man Shot After Prowling Attempt At Shop
Kansas City June 24 Ray J Bates 38 was shot and critically wounded early today by Harold W Bell welding shop operator Bell said Bates prowled behind his shop. Two nearby places had been entered and 80 pennies stolen. Officers found 35 pennies in Bates pocket and 14 more at the scene.
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Kansas City
Ray J. Bates
Harold W. Bell
Bell
Bates
Bank Robbers Take $3190 From Farmers State Bank
Three masked bandits robbed the Farmers State Bank of Blue Moon, Kansas this afternoon, taking $3190 after closing. They forced six people into a vault, then fled in a Ford V-8 with Missouri license plates.
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Blue Mond
Kas
Farmers State Bank
Missouri
Legion seeks 4500 bed veterans hospital in Kansas City
The American Legion plans a 4 500 bed neuropsychiatric hospital for World War veterans in Kansas City. The proposal, passed at a five state rehabilitation conference, will be sent to the Veterans Administration in Washington for action.
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Kansas City
American Legion
Veterans’ Administration
Washington
Good Democrat Got 30 Days For Begging
Fred H. Spengemann a Democrat appeared before Police Judge George West a Democrat on a begging charge. He claimed many friends would testify to his good character naming three aldermen. The judge asked if he knew the mayor and then sentenced him to 30 days in the city jail.
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ST. Louis
Fred H. Spengemann
George West
Spengemann
West
the Court
Greenwade Named for Springfield Postmaster
Washington reports President Roosevelt will send the nomination of C. W. Greenwade for postmaster at Springfield Missouri to the Senate for confirmation. Greenwade, currently acting postmaster, was No. 3 on the eligibility list and has support from Representative R. T. Wood. Missouri's senators are not expected to object, and Greenwade is viewed as friendly to the Pendergast organization.
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Washington
C. W. Greenwade
Springfield
Senate
Roosevelt
Greenwade
R. T. Wood
D. Mo
Missouri
Bennett Champ Clark
Warry S. Truman
Ewing Y. Mitchell
Two More Bodies Found in Freight Train Wreck
Little Rock Arkansas June 24 An AP report says two additional bodies were found bringing the death toll to three after a Missouri Pacific freight train derailed into a field near the county hospital. The blaze burned eight people and four firemen sustained burns while investigators consider vandalism due to twisted spikes found on the right of way.
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Little Rock
Ark
Missouri Pacific
Loch Ness Monster Reported Seen in Scotland Cruise
London dispatch reports the Loch Ness man Ster, now popular as an inland sea monster, reappearing after winter retirement. Sixteen people observed and cheered him as he cruised with dignity around the tech for about 20 minutes.
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London
Ster
Holland Trial Today for Part in Luer Kidnap
Walter Holland alias Trish O Malley went on trial in Edwardsville for involvement in the 1933 abduction of August Luer, banker of Alton, with Lilian Chessen and Eugene Randolph Norvell testifying for the state. Other abductors Percy Fitzgerald and Grace Chase are mentioned. ransom was $100000. The case ties to a Midwest bank robbery gang led by unnamed authorities.
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Edwardsville
Walter Holland
Trish
O'Malley
Kansas City
August Luer
Alton Tl
Lillian Chessen
Eugene Randolph Norvell
Reader
Suez
Percy Fitzgerald
Grace Chase
Department Justice
Raybell pleads not guilty to bribery charge
William R. Raybell former FCC investigator pleaded not guilty at arraignment before federal commissioner G W Otter He was held on 1500 bail for trial on July 9 Raybell was arrested at J Edward Jones Scarsdale home after Jones accused him of seeking a 27500 bribe to “fix things up” in a forthcoming hearing The charge alleges Raybell while acting as a federal officer tried to obtain a 27300 bribe and did obtain 250
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New York
William R. Raybell
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
G. W. Otter
Raybett
Scarsdale
J. Edward Jones
Oir
Jones
Commission
Raybell
Vocational Agriculture Teachers Open Meet Opens in Columbia
In Columbia Missouri the sixteenth annual Missouri Vocational Agriculture Teachers conference opened at the Missouri College of Agriculture with 150 teachers listening to Dr. F B Mumford dean of the school. Lloyd W King state superintendent and Dr Lyman E Jackson of Ohio State spoke as the program continued with a discussion period. The conference runs through Thursday.
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Columbia
Conference of
Missouri Vocational Agriculture Teachers
Missouri College of Agriculture
F. B. Mumford
Lloyd W. King
Lyman E. Jackson
Ohio State University
PRESS GROUP TO MEET EXCELSIOR SPRINGS
The Daily Missouri Associated Dailies and the Kansas Daily Publishers Association will hold a joint business and recreational meeting in Excelsior Springs from July 12 to 14. Mitchell White of Mexico is secretary of the Missouri group and Angelo Scott of Iola is secretary of the Kansas association.
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Excelsior Springs
Daily Missouri Associated Dailies
Kansas Daily Publishers Association
Mitchell White
Mexico
Missouri Organizaion
Angelo Scott
Iola
Sec OrsEy
The
Kansas Associaton
Margaret Waley near breakdown in Weyerhaeuser kidnapping case
Tacoma report says Margaret Waley, wife of a 45 year term prisoner in the 200000 abduction case of George Hunt Weyerhaeuser, shows signs of near nervous breakdown while awaiting trial date. Judge Cushman has refused her pleas. trial likely after July 15 vacation. Attorney Stephen O Brien says defense needs at least a week to prepare and will press for freedom.
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Tacoma
Wash
Margaret Waley
George Hunt Weyerhaeuser
E. E. Cushman
Cushman
Stephen O'Brien
O'Brien
John F. Dore
Seattle
Criminal Courts
Northwest
O’brien
Man Seeks Lost Check For 34161 Dollars In Ohio Yard
In Lima Ohio a man who dropped a 34161.70 dollar check payable to National Sold Refiners Inc Chicago was sought by authorities. Falk found the check after a vagrant asked for food, and postal officials said it likely came from a mail robbery loot.
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Lima
Max Falk
National Sold Refiners, Inc
Chicago
Falk
World Arms Expenditure In 1934 Estimated Near Five Billion
The League of Nations armaments year book places 1934 national defense spending at at least 4.9 billion old gold dollars, up from 4.4 billion in 1933, based on defense ministry budgets and excluding disguised Versailles treaty breaches. 1934 naval tonnage is estimated at 5.83 million tons, up from 5.60 million in 1933.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Waley Kidnap Trial Set for July in Federal Court
Trial of Mrs. Margaret Waley on charges of kidnaping and conspiracy in the $200000 abduction of 4-year-old George Weyerhaeuser was set by Judge E E Cushman in Tacoma for July 5.
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Tacoma
Margaret Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
E. E. Cushman
Three Die In Clay County Feud Shootings In A Week
Manchester Kentucky June 24 AP Earl Porter was shot to death marking the third fatal shooting in a week in feud ridden Clay County. Earlier James Cupp and Robbie Baker died in mountains and on Main Street respectively. Officials called for a special term of the Clay circuit court to investigate violence, proposing a special jury and judge outside the section, while condemning outside reports. The note ends noting the average worker loses days yearly to common colds.
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Manchester
Earl Porter
Clay County
James Cupp
Robbie Baker
Main
Porter
Long Rockcastle Creek
Portersburg
Clay Circuit Court
William Rogers Clay
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