Bitter party splits as Ohio eyes pivotal primary
Ohio facing decisive primary races with Taft versus Day for the Republican Senate nomination and Davey against Sawyer for the Democratic governorship. National attention centers on intra party feuds and lavish spending claims while Bulkley seeks Roosevelt endorsement in a key Democratic Senate contest. Three new deal driven congressional races heighten the tension as campaigns scrutinize expenditures and policy stances.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Supreme Court
Arthur H. Day
Martin L. Davey
Charles Sawyer
Robert J. Bulkley
George White
Bulkley
Roosevelt
Taft
Day
Senate
William Howardt Taft
Sawyer
Davey
Davey Aids
Social Security Board
Senator Bulkley
John McSweeney
Harold G
McCarthy era nominating battles shake Ohio tickets
Mosier and former congressman Stephen M. Young clash over two at large nominations. Young accuses Mosier of voting like a Republican as John Hunter of Toledo and Arthur P. Lamneck of Columbus face foes on a 100 percent new deal platform. Former Attorney General John W. Bricker runs unopposed for the Republican gubernatorial nomination.
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Mosier
Motor Launches Barred From Venice of Mexico
The federal tourist department bans modern motor launches on Xochimilco canals the Venice of Mexico. It cites loss of charm as canoes and pirogues carry tourists for three pesos, with flower boats and vendors along the historic waterways.
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Xochimilco
Mexico
Associated Press
Federal Tourist Department
Venice
Xochmilco
Mexico City
Stunt Man Jack Long Dies After Motorcycle Crash
Hollywood mourns Jack Long a daring movie stunt man killed in a motorcycle collision the day after being told to return for a planned jump. He died yesterday following the off day accident.
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Jack Long
Hollywood
Dollar a Day Dog Delivers Wads to San Antonio Woman
A San Antonio woman receives a dollar daily from her dog for two weeks. The canine drops the bills into her hand after each afternoon walk, with no clear buried treasure found. Bankers doubt any bills are marked or valuable.
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San Antonio
Tex
Behan Turns 104 and Slices Grass in Roxbury
Peter Behan, a 104 year old former New York construction supervisor, mows his lawn in Roxbury Connecticut and insists he is not old or ready to celebrate. He says he cannot stop working and rejects the idea that aging is beautiful.
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Roxbury
Conn
Peter Behan
Behan
New York
Obituary: James A. McPheeters 56
Funeral services for James Arthur McPheeters 56 were held Sunday July 31 at Stewart Funeral Home Baldwin. He died July 28 in Fayetteville Arkansas and is buried in Oak Hill Cemetery. Born January 1 1882 in Ringgold County Iowa he was the eldest child of Walter and Alice Arnett McPheeters. He taught school in Iowa and later lived near Baldwin Kan at Baker University attended. He married Clara Bixler December 4 a school teacher of Douglas County. They raised four children and lived near Baldwin before moving to Olathe Elkins Ark and finally health move to Elkins Ark. He was a barber by trade with a shop in Baldwin and Vinland for 27 years.
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James Arthur McPheeters
Stewart
Baldwin
Fayetteville
Ark
Oak Hill
Mr. McPheeters
Ringgold County
Iowa
Walter
Alice Arnett McPheeters
Kan
Baker University
Clara Bixler
Douglas County
Olathe
Elkins
Obituary for Mac McPheeters Mr. Mac dies at Elkins Arkansas
Years old he had infantile paralysis and used a wheelchair for six years. He remained cheerful, joined the church in youth and stayed a faithful follower. He died Thursday July 28 near Elkins Ark leaving wife Clara, sons Delbert and Walter, daughter Evelyn and her husband with three grandchildren, five brothers and many relatives.
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Altho
Mac
Young Anhood
Elkins
Ark
Clara McPheeters
Delbert
Walter
Evelyn McPheeters Christianson
Anniversary for paper at St Paul Journal marks 70 years
St Paul Kansas August 8 Fifty Kansas editors and their spouses attended the 70th anniversary celebration of the St Paul Journal. Publisher W W Graves has led the paper for 42 years and shared early files and struggles. The first issue appeared August 5 1868 when the town was Osage Mission. F S Hopkins bought half the paper in 1935.
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St. Paul
Kan
W. W. Graves
F. S. Hopkins
Kansas
Graves
Osage Mission
Hopkins
GM reports July sales rise but fall from last year
General Motors announces US consumer car and truck sales in July totaled 78,758, up from June 76,071 but well below July last year at 163,818. US dealer sales reached 61,826, with total US Canada and overseas shipments at 90,030. First seven months sales totaled 576,878 for consumers and 708,983 for dealer shipments.
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New York
General Motors
United States
Canada
Marriage Licenses Issued At Court House Saturday
Marriage licenses issued at the court house Saturday afternoon went to Karmen Kent Kasson and Evelyn J. Dunham both of Lawrence. Clarence QO Gibson and Bessie M. Mason of Lawrence. Robert Ulrich and Nina Custer of Lawrence. Clarence Virgle Sutton and Dorothy Smith of Lawrence. Leland M White and Thelma Manion of Lawrence. Ernest Levi Wulfe of Leavenworth and Luvada Elien Guy of Weston.
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Court House
Karmen Kent Kasson
Stanley
Kan
Evelyn J. Dunham
Lawrence
Clarence QO. Gibson
Bessie M. Mason
Robert Ulrich
Nina Custer
Clarence Virgle Sutton
Dorothy Smith
Leland M
White
Thelma Manion
Ernest Levi Wulfe
Leavenworth
Luvada Elien Guy
Weston
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across L Through 63
A garbled list of crossword clues across and down with partial phrases and stray letters. The readable items suggest typical puzzle entries such as clues for labor fear restraint and various nouns verbs and adjectives, but many segments are corrupted or merged with errors.
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Connecticut
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N & Soft
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Marshal
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Lee Mason
David Elmer Wells
John Durham, JR
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J. Bone
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Arta
America
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Priestley
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G. A Langley
North Carolina Tobacco Planter
Marvin Holloman
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