Governor Pinchot Seeks Hoover Aid in R F C Refusal
Harrisburg Sept 21 Governor Pinchot telegraphed President Hoover expressing deep disappointment over his refusal to intervene in hastening Reconstruction Finance Corporation aid to Pennsylvania. He said the state’s two month old application and certificate of need warrant action, noted that Hoover appointees should heed the request, and urged relief for destitute families facing winter.
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Cooking School Opens September 27 in Jefferson City
The News-Tribune announces a four session cooking school at Junior College auditorium starting next Tuesday with Miss Ferguson leading on everyday cookery and homemaking. Free lectures cover kitchen planning, recipes, entertaining, shopping, and home equipment for all women. Admission is free. no tickets or reserved seats.
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Dry forces sweep New York primaries on prohibition issue
In New York state Republican congressional primary contests the dry forces won broad victories against wets. In the fourth district incumbent Walter G. Andrews defeated G. Barrett Rich and John Trevhart in a three way race, one wets victory among mainly dry wins.
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G. Barrett Rich
John Il Trevhart
Small towns providing many jobs in the state
Across Missouri towns in August, plants operated on curtailed schedules while expanding employment. Factories, garment shops, a mail order firm, and a hotel remodel increased workers. new churches and highway work created jobs. Springfield, Hannibal, and Joplin saw boosts amid overall restricted production.
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St. Joseph
Bulla J Ing
Springfield
Hannibal
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Joplin
Electric Power Output Rises Across Nation
New York September 21 cap An increase in electric power production for the week ended September 27 was reported by the National Light Association. Total output reached 1 476 442 000 kilowatt hours, up from 145 977 000 the prior week, a gain of 92 483 009. The rise lagged last year’s pace by 80 399 000 kilowatt hours but contrasted with declines in 1930 and 1929. Nationally, output was 11.2 percent below the 1931 level, vs 4.7 percent the prior week.
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New York
National Light Association
Wisconsin primary echoes Lafollette defeat and GOP battle
The 1928 Wisconsin primary ends with Afolut te beaten for delegate at large while Lafollette family marks a rare loss since 1892. John J. Blaine trails Chapple as GOP contenders clash over unemployment relief and corporate taxation. Kohler campaign calls for cost cuts, Schemedeman appears as Democrat foe in November. Partial returns show varied renominations in congressional districts with Progressives dominating some races.
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United States
John J. Blaine
John B. Chapple
P Ghepptal
Chapple
Blaine
Lafollette
Wisconsin
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Kohler
A. G. Schemedeman
Madison
William B. Rubin
Milwaukee
Leo P. Fox
Chilton
State Senate
Congress
Missouri student senate names officers at UMC
Tom Brett of Mexico named president of the University of Missouri student senate for the current academic year. Richard L. Kilpatrick of Columbia is vice president and Harry Voth of Moberly is secretary treasurer, with each elected to their respective posts.
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Tom Brett
Mexico
University of Missouri
Richard L. Kilpatrick
Harry Voth
Moberly
Purkhber probe into Claud Brown shooting near Franklin
A coroner jury recommended further inquiry into the fatal shooting of Claud Brown during a Manor raid across the Missouri River from Boonville, Howard County. Deputy Sheriff W. O. Bracken said his pistol discharged accidentally as he stumbled in brush near a still and mash barrels, denying orders from Federal agent George Craig.
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Prohibition
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C. Lynch
Heat's body recovered. former local printer dies in tragedy
The body recovered yesterday afternoon of a former city printer near Atchison is to be brought to Russellville by motor and laid to rest there. He was a World War veteran with overseas service in Company K and had worked as a night watchman aboard a boat when the accident occurred. Funeral services are expected Friday at the Russellville Methodist Church.
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Russellville
Ten Freight Crews Added by Frisco
Frisco railroad added ten freight crews in the last week due to heavy early cotton movement, according to Division Superintendent J. McMillan in Frisco, Missouri. Edge to Washington: Ambassador Walter B Edge is called to discuss Franco American affairs and will sail on the Manhattan to New York before proceeding to the capital.
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Moreland to Offer Course in Educational Tests
Prof. A C Moreland of tin rensburg State Teachers te Ware College announces a course in Educational Tests and Measurements in extension at Jefferson City. First meeting at ten o'clock Saturday in the Circuit Court Room. Many have enrolled. expected class will include teachers from Callaway Cole and Osage counties.
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Te Ware College
Jefferson City
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Osage
Becker Seeks Bids for Auto Plates and Badges
Secretary of State Charles W Becker advertised for bids on 1933 meter car license plates and chauffeur badges. Bids open September 27 with no definite time for award. Last year Adams Company of St. Louis won after the Missouri Supreme Court struck down the motor vehicle law. Advertisements run in Springfield and Kansas City papers as required by law.
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Adams Company
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Missouri Supreme Court
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Becker
Missouri
Massie Case Prosecution Hangs On Miss Massie Testimony
San Francisco on September 21 Joen C Kelley Honolulu district attorney gathered evidence to decide if the territory government will ferry four youths charged with the assault in Honolulu a year ago of Mrs Thalia Massie wife of Naval Lieutenant Thomas H Massie. Kelley said retrial would be difficult without Mrs Massie present who is unwilling to return to the islands to testify.
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Joen C. Kelley
Honolulu
Thalia Messie
Thomas H. Massie
Kelley
Massie
Wland Waterways seeks permit to extend barge lines
The Wland Waterways Corporation asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for a certificate to extend its barge operations up the Missouri River to Kansas City Kansas and on routes south of the Missouri and Mississippi rivers and north to Minneapolis and St Paul. The petition urged the commission to require other common carriers to establish through routes and joint rates for barge service.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Burial rites for Mrs Garner in Detroit Texas
Simple service for Sarah Jane Garner is set at a graveside in a small cemetery outside Detroit Texas. The mother of John Nance Garner and former speaker of the House who was Democratic vice presidential nominee died yesterday at home. After the ceremony, Mr Garner will head to Washington and then to New York for work on the Democratic national ticket.
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House of Representatives
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Washington
New York
Capone Habeas Petition Set for October 19 Hearing
Atlanta report says Federal Judge Marvin Underwood designates October 19 to hear Al Capone's petition for a writ of habeas corpus seeking reversal from the Atlanta federal penitentiary. Capone appeared in federal court for the first time since beginning a ten year sentence last May 4 for income tax evasion.
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Elected 10 Head Girl Scout Activities
Mrs. W. B. Male, longtime active worker leader, chosen Girl Scout Commissioner for the coming term replacing Mrs. R. C. Gos horn who served three terms. New officers include Miss Margaret Yeitz Deputy Commissioner Miss Henrietta McMillan Secretary Mrs. Frank P. Atwood Treasurer Wass Jo Fay Gunn announces two meetings for Thursday and Friday this week. Brownie leaders meet Thursday at 4 pm at Scout headquarters and all Scout leaders confer Friday at 2 30 pm.
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R. C. Goshorn
Margaret Yeitz
Henrietta, McMillan
Frank P. Atwood
Wass Jo Fay Gunn
Brownie Association
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Gagnell Bus Line Permit Denied by PSC
The Missouri Public Service Commission denied Julian Warnock of Kansas City a certificate to operate a motor carrier service between Kansas City and Bagnell Dam via Warrensburg. It ruled no necessity for the line, despite protests from Missouri Pacific Railroad Missouri Pacific Transportation Company Missouri Coach Lines and Rock Island Railroad citing adequate existing service.
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Steers Top Market for Year at $9.85
Kansas City scene reports a new 1932 top cattle price as Lee Schloss Inc of Newark paid 9.85 per hundredweight for five carloads of choice Missouri Hereford steers fed by McNamara Bros of Kearney Mo. The average weight was 1344 pounds, beating the prior record by 20 cents per hundred.
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Owan Sues for $100,000 Heart Balm
R H Coats of Kansas City files a suit for alienation of affections seeking 100000 dollars against Lemuel G Mallory son of the late Lemuel W Mallory a wealthy Sioux City wholesale grocer. Coats alleges Mallory persuaded his bride of two years to give gifts and provide rent for an apartment during a recent visit with her mother Mrs Grace L Slater.
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R. H. Coats
Kansas City
Lemuel G. Mallory
Lemuel W. Mallory
Sious City
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Chicago 1933 World Fair to Show Century of Progress
Chicago plans a grand 1938 World Fair on 800 acres near the lakefront. Twenty million dollars, 401 scientists, and thousands of workers build a moving display of human progress from stagecoaches to airliners. General Rufus C. Dawes presides. expected attendance 400,000 daily.
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Miller refuses to testify at lottery hearing in New York
Aneodore G. Miller, indicted for alleged lotteries of the Loyal Order of Moose, refused to testify today at the trial on similar charges involving United States Senator James J. Days in New York. The proceeding hinges on the broader lottery case and the senator’s alleged ties.
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Apy
Aneodore G. Miller
Loyal Order of Moose
United States
James J. Days
Oil Field Clashes Put Murray’s Order To Test
Oklahoma oil field clashes as National Guardsmen confront Jesse workers over Governor Murray’s military control. Wilcox Oil and Gas seeks federal injunction to reopen wells. Kyle struck by guard actions. Investigations into guardsman scuffles underway as workers retreat after failed attempts, amid limited injuries and a $5,000 supersedeas bond posted.
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