Cochran accuses HOLOC workers of aiding Milligan
Kansas City dispatch reports John J. Cochran charged Home Owners Loan Corporation employees in Missouri with using their positions to boost W. J. Milligan for the Democratic senatorial nomination. Cochran said Fahey promised to investigate and stop the activity by telephone. Crawford denied any campaign activity in the office.
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Kansas City
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Missouri
W. J
Tuck) Milligan
Richmond
John J. Gochran
St. Loui
Milligan
Washington
Cochran
John 4H. Fahey
Fahey
Springfield
St. Louis
Hamp Rothwell
Redick O'Brian
Home Owners Loan
Molligiy
National House of Representatives
Loan Corporation
O'Brian
Rothwell
APJ
W. GC. Crawford
John J. Cochran
Crawford
Goolyan
Mooney Denied Right to Appeal in 1916 Bombing Case
In San Francisco on June 28 1916 federal judge A F J Sure denied Thomas J Mooney the right to appeal to the United States circuit court of appeals on his petition for release from San Quentin prison via a writ of habeas corpus Mooneys lawyers reserve the right to appeal directly to the circuit court Judge Sure found no probable cause for the appeal and suggested no such appeal was warranted
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San Francisco
A. F. &J. Sure
Thomas J. Mooney
United States Circuit Court of Apials
San Juentin
Mooney
Circuit Court
St. Sure
Dillinger Dead Claim Seen By Dock Officials
From St Paul June 28 AP long hunted outlaw John Dillinger said dead by Albert Reilly held on harboring charges. Reilly told investigators Dillinger died, citing Andrew Carroll’s Windsor Minneapolis chat before Carroll’s Waterloo death. Crown Point witness Volk says he saw Dillinger at a Chicago Cubs game, confirming memories of the famed jail escape.
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ST. Paul
John Dillinger
Albert
Pat” Reilly
Reilly
Tommy Carroll
Minenapolis
Carroll
Waterloo
Town
Crown Point, Inc
Robert Volk
Wrigley Yield
Chicago
Volk
Crown Point
Dillinger
Lake County
Cubs Park
Ball Park
Three Injured in Bridge Wreck on North Side
Three persons were injured in a wreck on the north side of the Missouri river bridge last night. Church Petre near New Bloomfield suffered severe facial and head cuts, Mrs. Ernst Ely was cut and bruised, and W. A. Scott was slightly injured. Scott, from Centertown, and a boy with him escaped serious harm as both cars were brought here for repairs.
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Missouri River Bridge
Church Petre
New Bloom
Three Men Die From Gas Fumes At Texas Oil Well
Three workers died when gas fumes overtook them at the Baker Purdue oil well, 15 miles north of Breckenridge Texas. The victims were Leland Price 24 Wardell Greenstreet 25 and ne La Fry 40. Their bodies were taken to a local hospital where treatment was not expected to help.
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Breckenridge
Tex
Baker Purdue
Leland Price
Wardell Greenstreet
Ne la Fry
Governor Denies Clemency in Missouri Executions
Governor Park rejected executive clemency for two men to be hanged tomorrow. Paul H. Kauffman and Eugene Copeland were affirmed for murder in Jackson and St. Louis counties, with appeals refused. The Woolery case involved a 17 year old girl lured to Swope Park. Friemel, a Nashville pensioner and longtime farmer from near the city, died at 81, survived by wife, two daughters, and a son.
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Governor Park
Missouri
Paul H. Kauffman
Avis Woolery
Webb City
Eugene Copeland
St. Louis
Columbia, Pa
State Supreme Court
McFarland
Shore
Biven
Kauffman
United States Supreme Court
Kansas City
Swope Park
Supreme Court
Copeland
Jack Davis
David Friemel
Holy Family
Nashville
Tenn
Mr. Friemel
Germany
Cale , County
Tennessee
Pete Rackers
Bertha Friemel
David Priemel
Fulton
St.Peter’s Church
Clergy Divorce Trial Follows Allege Cruelty Case
San Antonio June 28 AP corroborative defense testimony continues in the divorce case of Mrs Winta Long Welburn against Ute Rev William D Welburn former Hill Methodist Church pastor. She accuses mental cruelty claiming he told his congregation he was not married to her and denied paternity of their seven month old child. Three witnesses corroborate his statements including W C Welch church steward and Mrs Ida Douglas.
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San Antonio
Tex
Winta Long Welburn
Wiliam D. Welburn
Government Hill Methodist Church
Missouri Veterans of Foreign Wars Open Campment Held in Columbia
Missouri Veterans of Foreign Wars opened its ith annual encampment in Columbia with state commander Harry A. McCarty of St. Louis presiding. The session, held with the Women's Auxiliary, featured addresses by state chaplain B H Overman of Kansas City former Rep W L Nelson of Columbia and J Grant Frye of Cape Girardeau, state commander of the American Legion. Delegates will attend boxing bouts and a baseball game that night with national commander E Van Zandt of Altoona Pa and others among attendees.
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Columbia
Missouri Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ith
Harry A. McCarty
St. Louis
B. H. Overman
Kansas City
W. L. Nelson
J. Grant Frye
Cape Girardeau
American Legion
Prisoners brought here slug sheriff but fail to escape
Four prisoners escorted to the state penitentiary by Sheriff George M. Barham of Stoddard County resisted near the gate. After a brief scuffle Barham subdued them and delivered them to officials. One prisoner struck him with a shoe as they left, causing only minor injuries. The four men are Jessie McCall Tre McCall Arthur Burgess and Marshall Knight. Barham left the scene after handing the prisoners to the prison.
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State Penitentiary
George M. Barham
Stoddard County
Barham
Jefferson City
Jessie McCall
Tre McCall
Arthur Burgess
Missing New York woman linked to Poderjay case
Assistant Chief Inspector Sullivan stated Ivan Poderjay, held in Vienna over the Agnes Tufverson disappearance, says she is alive and will come forward when aware of his troubles. Tufverson, who married Poderjay, has been missing since December 20.
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New York
June RU
John J. Sullivan
Ivan, Poderjay
Vienna
Agnes Tufverson
Miss Tufverson
Poderjay
Sullivan
Miss Tulverson
Welfare Office Seeks Crib and Netting for Infant
A welfare office appeals for a crib and mosquito netting to aid an ailing infant whose parents cannot afford these items. The plea urges county welfare to respond at once, providing the contact number 1313.
Hurla seeks help in missing family search in Kansas
Herbert Hurla of Cherokee Kansas arrived in Kansas City Missouri to aid police in locating his wife and three children who have been missing since Tuesday. He asks authorities to pursue all leads and extend efforts across jurisdictions.
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Kansas City
Herbert Hurla
Cherokee
Kans
Milwaukee strike riots shut all street car service
Milwaukee Mayor Daniel Hoan, criticizing Lic Electric Company president S B Way, blamed the firm for riotous actions and said the city bears responsibility for damage and injuries. Daylight clashes at Oakland Avenue barns left driver John Nixon and guard John Zak injured as 220 of 397 cars ran, with service crippled and buses near standstill.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Lic Electric Company
Daniel W. Moan
5S. B. Way
Hoan
Way Hoan
Way
United States
Sam
Oakland Avenue
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
John Nixon
John Zak
Nixon
Zak
Shorewood
CCC Worker Killed in Dynamite Explosion
At Camp Reform near Hot Springs Arkansas one CCC worker was killed and another injured in a dynamite blast while blasting stumps. William Cranham of Kansas City died instantly. Tony Moreno of Kansas City was injured. The accident occurred about 15 miles northeast of Hot Springs.
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Hot Springs
Ark
CCC
Camp Reform
Moiles
Here
Wiliam Cranham
Kansas City
Tony Moreno
Roosevelt Plans 100 Mile Shelter Belt of Trees West
President Roosevelt weighs a 75 million dollar plan to plant a shelter belt 100 miles wide from Canada to the Texas Panhandle. The project would span 1300 miles through North Dakota to Oklahoma, with 100 tree strips interleaved by farmland, costing about 75 million and aiming to curb drought and dust storms.
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Mr. Roosevelt
West
Washington
Roosevelt
Canada
Texas Panhandle
American Tree Association
FP. A. Silcox
United States Forest Service
Hawaii
Budget Bureau
Cummings
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Missouri Wins $18 Million in State and Federal Grants
Missouri receives nearly 18 million dollars in federal and state funds to back an 800n re employment program. Grants support rehabilitation of penal and eleemosynary institutions, local improvements, sewers in St. Louis, bridges in Camden County, and aid for rural areas including seeds and livestock. Governor Park touts the bond issue and PWA funding, with a bipartisan commission to oversee spending.
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Ti Washington
Missouri
St. Louis
Jackson County
Camden County
Lake of the Ozarks
PWA
Dreuth
Walkie Crossley
Shricken
H. A. Buehler
Holla School
T Hough
Col
Hugh Miler
Governor Park
Jtate
Noiseless Street Cars Promised
Charles Gordon of the American Transit Association told the Midwest Transit Association meeting that noiseless street cars have been perfected and will be marketed commercially soon, offering relief to Kansas City riders and pedestrians.
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Kansas City
Dine Va
Charles Gordon
American Transit Association
New York
Midwest Transit Association
Hunt Moberly Man as Slayer in Fatal Station Fight
Frank Ellis 38, a shoe factory worker in Moberly, is sought after the slaying of his wife Marie Ellis 37 at a filling station near Huntsville Missouri. Fred Goode, station owner, was wounded in a fist fight that preceded the shooting. Goode says Ellis retrieved a shotgun and fled on foot. coroner to hold inquest.
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Moberly
Moq
Frank Ellis
Marie Ellis
Huntsville
Fred Goode
Sherif W. E. Bagby
Goode
Ellis
Ellie
Funeral Held for Howard County Woman Jane Wall
Funeral services were held for Jane Wall 88 widow of M H Wall in Liberty Mo. She died after a year's illness. Born in Howard County she was daughter of Morgan and Mary Titus Missouri pioneers and sister to Jacl King former Holt mayor Morgan King of Missouri City and J D King of Deepwater The late John King former Liberty mayor and Gray County sheriff was also a brother.
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Liberty, Moq
Jane Wall
M. H. Wall
Howard County
Morgan
Mary Titus
Missouri
Welk
Jacl King
Holt, Mo
Morgan King
Missouri City
J. D. King
Deepwater
John King
Liberty
Gray County
Texag begins trial of escaped convict
Texag reports the state began presenting testimony to seek the electric chair for Joe Palmer an escaped convict accused of killing Major Crowson Eastham prison farm guard during a January break Crownson reportedly named Palmer as his slayer before dying Palmer was recaptured at St Joseph Missouri after the escape and capture timeline is noted
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Anderson
Tex
State Today
Joe Palmer
Major Crowson
Eastham
Crowson
Clyde Barrow
Palmer
St. Joseph
Mother of infant held for bigamy case in St Louis
St Louis June 28 AP Mrs Florence Langevin Fiebig Lutman 18 year old mother of a month old son held by police while her two husbands go to the circuit attorney seeking a bigamy warrant. She admitted marrying Edward Fiebig 20 in 1931 and after leaving him and not securing a divorce married Paul Lutman 23 in June 1933. A month later she quarreled with Lutman and returned to Pisbig.
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ST. Louis
Florence Langevin Fiebig Lutman
Circuit Attorney's Office
Edward Fiebig
Paul Tlulman
Lutman
Pisbig
St Louis Heat Wave Sees Five Deaths Over 108 Degrees
St. Louis endures a ten day heat streak with temperatures near 108 degrees. Five deaths attributed to the heat yesterday. many residents seek shade in parks, autos, and grass as night relief remains minimal. By 10 am today the mercury rose to 94 after a 23 at midnight and a four degree drop through dawn.
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St. Louis
St. Travis
Truman in rage to stay, Aylward claims
Kansas City June 2. Frank Aylward campaign manager for Judge Harry S Truman denied rumors he would withdraw from the race for the Democratic senatorial nomination. He declared Truman would stay in to the finish and called the reports absurd, saying they were spread by rivals.
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Kansas City
Frank Aylward
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Ayl~ward
Warsaw Night flight ends first lap at Harbor Grace
The Warsaw monoplane, piloted by Benjamin and Joseph Adamowicz, landed at Harbor Grace at 3 16 p m EST completing the first lap of their projected New York Warsaw Night flight. The craft is brilliantly colored as it began the transcontinental attempt.
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Harbor Grace
Npld
Warsaw
Benjamin and
Joseph Adamowicz
New York
Officials plan investigation of gag explosion in Columbia
Four die and three injured in a gasoline tank car blast near Highway 46. Coroner E G Davis orders an inquest at 3 pm with W H Snapp county prosecutor Mayor S Pollart and George Spencer on the committee. Norton, the Skelly Oil bulk station manager, and two local children died. others hospitalized with burns. Damage to the plant topped 910,000 as firefighters fought the flames for nearly an hour.
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Columbia, MQ
APV
Ane Black
Highway 46
Wabash
Wey
E.G. Davis
W. H. Snapp
2. S. Pollart
George Spencer
Baker
Norton
Walk
Skelly Oil Company
Sedan
Smithton
Columbia
M. M. Norton
Laland Neely
Delores
Neely
Margaret Crane
Richard Crane
Lee McBaine
Helen Jean
Robert Charles
Crane
Mel Boine
Denver man named as killer of Ozarkian
Carthage Mo June 28 Byron Wolff of Denver charged with murdering Brooks 4 Van Hoose was named by witness Charles Napper as one of six men who went to the Van Hoose home March 3 the date of the slaying Napper admitted gang membership and testified he learned a murder had been committed the next day Powell was sentenced to life last week
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Carthage
UPY
Byron Wolff
Denver
Brooks
van Hoose
Charles Napper
Napper
Wolff
Harman
William Moors
Victor Earl Powell
Powell
Milligan pursues rural Democrats in Missouri race
Salsbury Missouri June 23 Rural Missouri should have Senate representation because it yields a majority of the state Democratic vote said J L Trek Milligan Democratic candidate for the Senatorial nomination. Milligan warned the Depression that began on the farm in 1921 22 would end on the farm and criticized the Federal Land Bank in St Louis for being unsympathetic or inefficient in loan funding.
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Salsbury
Missouri
Senate
J. L
Trek) Milligan
Milligan
Federal Land Bank
St. Louis
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Wavelly
Boonville
Tom Mooney
Reilley
Waegk
David Friemnel
Lco
Claila
Avis
Kaufmann
Nated Gardner
Wf.w
Alwe
Daniel Hoan
Bulleyvin
UCP
U. S
Hunt Moberly Man
TEXAG
Bigam
ST. Lows
Aylward
Columbia and
Boone County
Ozarkian
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