Parties Prepare for Full 1930 Election Campaigns
Republican and Democratic state committees launched activities for the November election. Republican headquarters were set in the Title Guarantee Building, with Arthur M. Curtis leading the party and Mrs. Helen Lang Rogers as secretary. Democratic chair Charles M. Howell planned new HQs, assisted by Blanche Lewis as vice-chairman and Ralph Swofford coordinating leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Charles M. Howell
Kansas City
Arthur M. Curtis
Springfield
Republican State Committee
Joan Wyeth
St. Joseph
Helen Lang Rogers
Carthage
J. Fred Hull
Meryville
State Public Service Commission
D. D. McDonald
Lebanon
Public Service Commission
George W. Wapner
Jefferson City
State Building and Loan
Howell
Democratic States Committee
Blanche Lewis
Mountain Grove
Ralph Swofford
Democratic
Eight-Year-Old Schatzer Improves After Operation
The condition of Harl Schatzer eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Al Schatzer of St Marys Boulevard who underwent a serious operation at St Marys Hospital Saturday is said to be improved today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harl Schatzer
al. Schatzer
St. Mary’s Boulevard
St. Mary’s Hospital
Stocks Fall as Shorts Hold Helm in Uneven Trading
The market slid as short sellers led declines despite midday rally attempts. Major losers included International Harvester Auburn, Westinghouse, Sears Roebuck, Macy, Gillette, and May Department Stores, with gains for Diamond Match Lehigh Valley Safeway and Kroger. Vienna by-laws list on the spot fines for minor offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
Shorts
International Harvester
Auburn Auto
Westinghouse Electric
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Macy
Gillette
May Department Shores
North American
Western Union
Grigsby Grunow
Diamond Match
Lehigh Valley
Safeway Stores
Jewel Tea
Norfolk & Western Ingersoll Rand
Kroger Grocery
Curtis Publishing
Wall Street
Banke Jing
Carlstrom Denied Right to Speak to Senate Panel
Oscar E. Carlstrom attorney general of Illinois was barred from reading a prepared defense before the Senate committee probing campaign expenditures. He alleged espionage against Ruth Hanna McCormick and charged that W C Dannenberg operatives and David S. Groh manipulated information to target Senator Nye. Nye denied any link to espionage or wire tapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Oscar E. Carlstrom
Ilinois
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Senate
Nye
Carlstrom
Dannenberg
Groh
Wilson
Dannanberg
Conditten
Mohawks to Face Brazito at Brazito Sunday
For the first time this season the Mohawks meet the Bragito team at Brazito Sunday. Last year the two clubs split two games with Lefty Robinson pitching for Mohawks and Frosty Miller for Brazito.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawks
Bragito
Brazito
Lefty Robinson
Frosty Miller
Cards Defeat Brooklyn 1 To 0 In the Tenth
In a nine and a half inning pitchers’ duel, the Cardinals edge the Robins 1 0 in the tenth as High doubles, Douthit singles, and Vance secures the win. Adams, Hafey, Mancuso, Gilbert, and Frisch contribute key plays. Finn sustains a head injury but remains in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lopez
Mancuso
Vance
Frisch
Bissonette
Bottomley
Hartey
Moore
Brooklyn
Hafey
Gilbert
Douthit
Herman
Watkins
Hallahan
Vdouthit
Broklyn
Wright
Hendrick
Finn
Lopes
Gelbert
Vanes
Cardinals
Broocklyn
Hissonette
Hendricks
Gelbert l
Gebert
Charlie
Robins
Viirman
Pfirman
Oardinals
Ouf
Hetman
Mancus
High
Adams
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Lutesville Closed by Board
The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Lutesville in Bellinger County with resources of 160,428 was closed today by its board of directors and placed in the hands of the State finance department. R. W. Van Amburg is president and W. A. Butler cashier. Last statement shows deposits 127,681 loans 102,818 capital 25,000 surplus 5,700 and undivided profits 1,696.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Lutesville
Bellinger County
State Finance Department
S. L. Gantley
R. W. van Amburg
W. A. Butler
Sudden Service Cleaners Move to New Quarters
Sudden Service Cleaners relocate to West McCarty Street from Adams Street, gaining larger quarters and new equipment for modern plant operations. They specialize in rapid handling of cleaning and pressing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudden Service Cleaners
West McCarty Street
Adams Street
Suspect Geisking Ties Tangle To Lingle Case In Louisville
In Louisville the suspect Ted Geisking admitted hijacking and jail break involvement but claimed no link to Chicago reporter Jake Lingle. He said he would stand the blame if named, denied knowing Lingle, and cited years in liquor running. Police planned arraignment and a Wednesday examining trial.
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Louisville
Ted Geisking
Jake Lingle
Chicago
Rising Run
Ind
Lingle
Indianapolis
Zuta
Marion County
Harrisburg
Geisking
Corbin
London
Williams
Losey
Stanley Harris
Emmeral Harris
Adeline Patrica Graham
Alfred Lingle
Theodore
Ted) Geiskne
Roche
Missouri Boy Amazes Mother with Calming Syrup Remedy
A St Louis mother touts California Fig Syrup as a quick remedy for her son Leslie’s fever, upset stomach, and constipation. She notes the syrup’s fruity flavor, lack of griping, and claimed 50 years of doctor endorsement, urging buyers to look for the California penicillin marker to avoid imitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
California
Primaries and Conventions Set in Five States
Five states moved toward party nominees with primaries in New York Massachusetts and Wisconsin and conventions in Connecticut and Delaware. Varying issues from prohibition to banking shaped races. Massachusetts and Delaware selected senatorial candidates while all five states chose house nominees. notable figures included Butler Draper Gillis Foss Coolidge O’Brien and Bayard. Delaware and Wisconsin faced gubernatorial battles with LaFollette challenging for Wisconsin and drys backing certain contenders in others.
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Washington
New York
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Delaware
Bay State
House
Senate
Gillett
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Eben S. Draper
Andrew J. (Bossy) Gillis
Newburyport
Marcus A. Coolidge
Fitchburg
Eugene N. Foss
Peter J. Joyce
Thomas C. O'Brien
Joseph F. Pebannedl
Butler
Foss
Coolidge
Gillis
Daniel O. Hastings
Thomas F. Bayard
Josiah Marvel
Drys
Philip F. LaFollette
Lashes of Life Fashion for Abyssinian Emperor Crowns
In London artisans craft lash es for Ras Taferi the Lion of Judah coronation. Emperors entourage will wear them as symbols of power. In Boston Louise Steff 16 recalls a kiss memory of Dieudonne Coste after his plane passed over Portsmouth. A passenger sinks at sea off New York. Hersh Martin, a former Missouri fullback now with a Staten Island team, dives in fully clothed to save another diver, but the man dies.
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London
Ras Taferi
Abyssinia
Boston
Louise Steff
Dieudonne Coste
Portsmouth
New York
Paris
Louise
Berlin
Hersh Martin
University of Missouri
Staten Island
Republican Contest and Gubernatorial Nominations Across States
The passage notes that Walter J. Kohler seeks to succeed the late Senator Robert M. La Follette after three terms, while Massachusetts Republicans favor Governor Allen with Mayor John D. Devil opposing. Three Democrats seek nomination. Connecticut Lt. Gov. Ernest E. Rogers is proposed as gubernatorial nominee. New York congressional races show few major contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. la Follette
Walter J. Kohler
Massachusetts
Allen
John D. Devil
Malden
Ernest E. Rogers
Connecticut
New York
Travelors vs Senators Fast Game Set At White Way Park
Moberly Travelers visit the Senators for a speedy game at White Way Park tonight. After a 3-2 loss to the Senators here three weeks ago, the Travelers boast double or nothing stakes. Reed brothers balk at the wager. McQueen absent, Lee shifts to center, Christian pitches, Roy Lee catches, Pendleton to mound, Whitney to receive. Dempsey signs in as valet for John Ross, moving around with golf and travel duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Way Park
Senators
Reed Brothers
McQueen
Clinton
Herbert Lee
Christian
Roy Lee
Pendleton
Travelers
Whitney
St. Louis Cardinals
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Title Guaranty Building
Wagner
Financial News
Vienna
Rothmoor Coats
Rothmoor
Millsap’s
High St
Ruth McCormick
Morawkg
Cards
East High St
Lutesville Bank
Polige Wold
Chicago Tribune
Missouri
Thomasville
John Ross
Jack Dempsey
Jack
America
Horlick’s
Racine, Wisconsin
First National
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