Cochran Attacks Milligan In Missouri Senate Race
In a Democratic primary clash in Missouri, John J. Cochran accuses Tuck Milligan of moral double standards and links his campaign funding to Bennett Clark's federal patronage. The piece paints Clark’s machine as behind Milligan and questions loyalty among Roosevelt era Democrats as the primary heats up.
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John J. Cochran
Ralph Truman
Milligan
Richmond Soloy
Tederal
Bennett Clark
Tuck Milligan
Jackson County
Clark
Bennett
Tuck
Missouri
Kansas City
Truman
Maurice
Kenneth Clark
Cochran
St. Lots
Roosevelt
Washington
Cockrell
West
Reed
Jefferson City Republicans Rally At County Courthouse
A crowd of 130 heard Senator Kelley and candidates Harry Buchanan and Joe J. Shy attack Roosevelt and Park policies. They criticized the gold clause repudiation, AAA production limits, and state boards, pledging vigorous prosecutions and urging a return to free enterprise. The next meeting is set for July 10.
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Norton McGiffin
Senator Long
Keley
Harry L, Buchanan
Joe d. Shy
Chillicothe Flag
Jefferson City
Republican Club
G. O. P. Chaiman
S.T. Nix
Senator Kelley
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Kelley
Harry Buchanan
Cole County
Park
Topeka
Hoover Farm Board
AAA
Wallace
Buchanan
Secretary of Agriculture
Forrest Smith
Governor Park
Public Service Commission
Algan
Catlfield
Workmen's Compensation Commission
Kansas City
Joe J. Shy
Republican National Committee
Shy
Senate
Washington
Republican Party
Democratic Party
NRA
John Sherman
Jefferson City Republican Club
Jefferson City Horse Show Opens As Fans Gather
Tonight Jefferson City hosts the first exhibition of its annual horse show drawing horse fanciers from across the state. More than 100 entries, including several with national reputation, highlight a community event praised for its local support and economic benefit. Public relief notes discuss federal drought aid and warnings against misdirected funding underlines the broader rural relief debate.
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Jefferson
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
Jefferson City
French Wheat Subsidy Sparks High Bread Prices
Reports from Paris say the French chamber voted a 506 million franc subsidy to aid farmers and keep wheat around 2.60 a bushel in U S currency. Critics say the policy forces industrial masses to pay twice the world price, while France with a 70 million bushel surplus must consume or export at a loss.
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Paris
French Chamber of Deputies
la Patrie
France
Missouri Editorials Double Talk of Film Reform
The Missouri editorial argues a theater audience voices against objectionable films while the Movement urges boycotts. It warns that ruin or handicap could follow if reform boosts only censorship without growing patronage for high quality pictures.
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Hollywood
Spem
David Copperfield
Wimpole Street
Joan of Arc
Barnum
Richelieu
Clive
Improfer Pictures
St. Lewis
Interpreter to His Generation Receives Roosevelt Award
The 1934 Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Association honors Samuel Seabury of New York and William White of Emporia for divergent public service. Seabury’s NYC cleanup fame is swift and sensational. White’s long career as a Kansas editor is recognized as a lifetime achievement.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Kansas
Kansas City Star
New Deal In Washington Tugwell’s Old Job Drift
In Washington on June 27 assistant secretaryship of agriculture vacant since Tugwell eyed by two men. M. B. Wilson, director of subsistence homesteads, and Harry Woodring, ex-governor of Kansas, contend for the post as Ickes and Wallace clash over policy. Wilson expected to win. Woodring seeks relief from military leaders and past friction with generals. The story notes Wilson’s AAA roots and Woodring’s bid amid code battles and cabinet tensions.
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CWA
Drouth
Wallace Crossley
Washington
Rodney Dutcher
Tribune
Tugwell
M. &. Wilson
Harry Woodring
Wilson
Tekes
Ickes
Bob Wilson
Ab Aaa
Woodring
Kansas
Srand
House
Brie
Benny Foulois
Air Corps
Foulois
Wallace
Aaa
Postoffice
Hoover Administration
Jim Farley
John MM. Byrne
NRA Code Authority
Jules Antoine
Jules
Department of Commerce
RFC
Treasury
ICC
Labor
Capitol Ete
Jealousies of Boat Captains Blamed for Harbor Disaster
In Lorient France authorities blamed harbor boat captains jealousies for a passenger-ship crash that killed six confirmed victims with at least two missing and over 50 injured. The Prosperite and Marie Ange collided near the docks as hundreds watched. Divers recovered bodies while dockworkers and sailors rescued many passengers.
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Lorient
France
Prosperite
Marie Ange
Bay of Biscay
Political Announcements For Local Judicial and Official Posts
A Democratic ticket announces candidates for Recorder of Deeds, Judge County Court 1st District, Judge County Court Ind District, Prosecuting Attorney, Probate Judge, County Clerk, Circuit Judge, Presiding Judge, County Collector, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Recorder of Deeds, Judge County Court 1st District, Representative, and Justice of the Peace. Names include Henry G. LePage Sylvester Dulle Henry Heidereder Harry K. Buchanan Scott Peters J. H. Livingston Joan Dunford W. Irwin Charles A. Dix John W. Hogg Emett S. Bond George W. Schell Sherwood M. Wyatt William I. Tellman Nike G. Sevier Al Markway Bennie Renn Guy M. Sone Curtis L. Dunn William Koecher B. Laur Stanley R. Peltason Foster S. Wheatly.
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Henry G. Lepage
Sylvester 4. Dulle
Ind
Henry Heidereder
Harry K. Buchanan
Scott Peters
J. H. Livingston
Joan Dunford
W. & Irwin
Charles A. DIX
John W. Hogg Emett S. Bond
George W. Schell Sherwood M. Wyatt
William I. Tellman
Nike G. Sevier
AL Markway
Bennie F. Renn
Guy MM. Sone
AL. Scheppers
Curtis L. Dunn
William Koecher
B. Laur
Justice of the Peace
Stanley R. Peltason
Foster S. Wheatly
Rescue drama and fugitives mark early morning at sea
A disaster at sea drew a crowd with two hours of frantic rescue effort. A fugitive, recognized by a officer, pleaded for mercy and assisted in the rescue as the Prosperite was raised at low tide and towed to anchorage. Some passengers survived by clinging to life belts until rescued. The report also notes trachoma as a severe epidemic in China, Egypt, and India.
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Tors
Anchorage
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