Mack Puts Roosevelt Name Before Convention
In a fiery nominating speech at the Democratic convention Mack lauded Theodore Roosevelt as the party’s strongest candidate. He cited Roosevelt’s statewide reach and thorough knowledge, praising his record as Governor of New York and former assistant secretary of the navy. Mack argued Roosevelt would lead with courage and practical policies to restore the nation’s economy and stabilize the government.
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Trimming Missouri Farmers Week Dates for 1932 Session
Columbia Mo June 30 AP Trimming of the annual University of Missouri Farmers Week to three days and the fixing of October 18 to 20 as the dates of the 1932 session was announced today by Dr F B Mumford Dean of the Missouri College of Agriculture.
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Unsettled Tonight and Cooler Friday in Missouri
Forecasts show unsettled conditions tonight with cooler Friday across Missouri. Partly cloudy skies, possible showers in the north and southeast portions, with cooler temperatures and scattered rain chances in the southern areas.
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Cupid Invasion Fails to Open Jail Doors in Cole Bastile
Arthur Perkins serving a ninety day term for a peace disturbance married 18 year old Vera Mae Turpin after relatives obtained a marriage license and held the ceremony at the sheriff's residence. Perkins, 24, seeks parole but Prosecutor Sevier and Prosecuting Attorney Levas would not back it. Parole authority rests with Circuit Judge W. Stillwell, not expected to act without prosecutor or witnesses recommendation.
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Garner's Name to Put Before the Convention
John N Garner of Uvalde Texas was nominated for the presidency at the Democratic convention. Senator Connally urged a militant leader with a sense of direction while blaming the current administration for economic wreckage. Garner, a longtime House member, was praised for national grasp and opposition to Mellon policies.
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Roosevelt Indorses Democrat Platform In Chicago
Governor Franklin Roosevelt endorsed the Democratic platform, praising the prohibition plank as substantially the same as his previous run for governor. The carrier telegram stated broad support for the July 30 platform and its readability. Separately, Washington reports the House approved the $1,056,247,833 treasury post office supply bill for the new fiscal year pending Senate action.
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Missouri Prohibition Leaders Seek Delegates for National Convention
Missouri leaders of the prohibition party gathered in Kansas City to elect state delegates for the national convention July 5 and 6 in Indianapolis. Julius Hughes, 79, state chairman, presided with H. P. Faris, 73, Clinton banker and 1924 presidential candidate, in attendance. He said efforts were underway to have Senator Boran of Idaho head the party, hoping a strong dry candidate would boost the fight. The chairman urged action as soon as prominent drys like Charley Hay fall behind in the nets.
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Hoover Sings Economy Bill Into Law
President Hoover signed the economy bill amid mixed feelings calling it a limited satisfaction measure that falls short of proposed economies. He warned it delays abolition of major bureaus, imposes minor-issue hardships on federal workers, and envisions pay-less furloughs to save about 150 million dollars in government expenditures. Burglars entered Enter Lumber Yard Inc and Nentwig Lumber Company yards at McCarty and Walnut streets last night but took nothing of value.
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Lindbergh baby case leads police to definite clews
In Flemington New Jersey AP report a court reading recounted John Hughes Curtis claiming the Lindbergh baby sickened after kidnapping and was treated by a doctor sworn to secrecy under pain of death. Curtis on trial for hindering capture, mistrial bid denied as investigators maintain a secret group of suspects in the kidnapping and murder.
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Dearmont Cites Stand On His Party Platform For Governor
Senator Russell L Dearmont Democratic governor hopeful telephoned from Lewistown to say he will stand on his party platform and declare I am a Democrat He urges the people to settle prohibition repeal so the issue can be resolved He has long been viewed as a dry during his two state senate terms
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Baptists and St Peters to Play Friday Night Game
The Baptists and St Peters Church league leaders will meet in a nine inning game Friday night. New management announces all double headers will end and a new schedule starts next week with games on Tuesday Thursday and Friday nights at eight o'clock.
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Actress Elsie De Viane wins $2500 in suit
Los Angeles June 30 AP Elsie De Viane actress was awarded $2500 in her $45000 damage suit against Dashiell Hammett novelist and screenwriter. She testifiedHammett beat her and attempted to attack her during a dinner party in his apartment. Hammett was not in court and was reported to be in New York.
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Hammett
New York
County School Fund Faces High Demand for Loans
The county fund, fed by fines from justice and circuit courts and accretion land sales, circulates over 92000 dollars at 6 percent interest paid by the county. The court recently had 1500 on hand with multiple applicants, loans issued in filing order, collateral approved, and a 50 percent loan value limit.
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Delegates Balk at Nominations as Ballot Draws Near
Missouri delegation votes to let delegates switch votes before the first roll call. Six plan to move from Reed to Roosevelt. others will back Reed. Roosevelt backers claim 20 votes on second ballot. Reed denies being asked to release delegation. crowd at caucus accuses and questions loyalty. Roosevelt momentum seen in Texas Missouri Ohio, Mississippi pledges to Roosevelt short of coalitions.
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Funeral of Mrs Pinkerton Friday
The body of Mrs Florence Canon Pinkerton who died at Coolidge Arkansas after a three hour illness of heart trouble arrived this afternoon and was taken to the Thorpe J Gordon Funeral Home. Services will be conducted there at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning by Prof Chipsietz of Hebrew at Missouri University. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery. The remains were here by Dr A G Pinkerton for many years a resident of Jefferson City.
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St Louis fire chief dies at home after illness
Charles Alt, 67, longtime St. Louis fire chief and 37 year veteran, died at his home following a three week illness. Survived by his widow, he had led the department since 1925 and was a cousin of the late Postmaster Louis Alb. Funeral services are set for Saturday afternoon at the Scottish Rite Cathedral.
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Garner Favorite for Vice President at Roosevelt Nomination
Chicago June 30 AP John N Garner speaker of the House stood out as the prospective vice presidential nominee as Roosevelt is nominated for first place. Garner supporters expect, while Roosevelt leaders said no commitments were made. Newton D Baker and Albert G Ruefle were also mentioned.
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Reed active in movement against Roosevelt at convention
James A. Reed, former U S senator, plays a lead role with Smith and Raskob allies opposing Franklin D. Roosevelt for president. Missouri delegation plans a first ballot complimentary vote, then split unless Reed gains strength elsewhere. Reed, a repeal advocate, drafts a plank backing repeal amid convention debates.
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Deaton Honored as Trojan School Club President
J. D. Deaton, principal of Jefferson City Senior High, now pursuing USC graduate work, has been elected president of the Administrator's Club at the University. The Southern California Trojan reports his election for the summer term and notes the club's first meeting.
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Brooklyn and New York Nets Baseball Scores
National final results show Philadelphia defeating Brooklyn 16 to 1 with Mungo Shaute and Lopez pitching. New York defeated Boston 15 to 4 as Brandt, Spohr, Hubbell and Hogan contributed. homers by Berger Terry Lindstrom and Combs.
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Barbecue Saturday at Hickory Hill
A barbecue and ice cream social is planned for Hickory Hill Saturday evening. It is described as a political gathering with many candidates expected to attend. D C McClung will supervise the barbecue.
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Roosevelt Nomination Parade Shelters Chicago Demo
At the Democratic National Convention in Chicago Roosevelt nominated amid a riotous, cheering crowd. Delegates waved banners and pictures, the organ blared, and a huge parade circled the hall as Farley managed the lengthy demonstration.
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