Minnesota primary pits Dem factions against rivals in close race
In St Paul on June 16, returns from 1,654 of 3,724 precincts show small leads for the Democratic slate backed by National Committeeman Joseph Wolf in most contests. Governor Olson leads in Farmer-Labor race, while Elmer Benson and Magnus Johnson vie for U S Senate. Congressional lanes in Minneapolis districts see Wolf backed battles and party power plays shaping national convention seating.
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St. Paul
Minn
Farmer-Labor
Joseph Wolf
Elmer Ryan
Joseph Moon Ander
Patrick J. Delaney
Wolf
Beldin H. Lofstgaarden
Ryan-Mooney
Floyd B. Olson
Carl Theodore Taylor
Don Christiansen
Ta Ak
Thomas D. Schaal
U.S
Elmer Benson
Magnus Johnson
U. S
Martin Nelson
Olson
Gilbert
Fred A
FE. E. Novak
Ryan Tooney
State Central Committee
Democratic
Andy Both
Walter Newton
Herbert Hoover
Minneapolis
Dewey W. Johnson
M. J. Dillon
Ernest Lundeen
Joseph A. Kozlak
Ernest F. Jacobson
Melvin Mans
Praise for His Work Yost Exhibition in Buffalo
Philip Ross Yast, KU 1938 graduate, exhibited still lifes, landscapes, oil portraits, water color studies for a mural, and terra cotta exams in Buffalo last month. Wiliam M ing praised his freshness and design, noting influence from French conservatism. Yost studied at Chicago Art Institute and Cleveland School of Art, has a New York studio as a designer for wallpaper firms, and first sold art in Kansas City.
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Philip Ross Yast
University of Kansas
Buffalo
Wiliam Ming
Heki King
Yost
Chicago Art Institute
Cleveland School of Art
New York City
Kansas City
Mr. Yost
Harry A. Yost
New Hampshire Street
Hekking
Buffalo Evening News
The
Uni
Test Your Knowledge trivia questions from classified page
A reader asks seven questions from the classifieds section covering birthplace of Mary Garden the singer the capital of Michif the author of Hard and more. The list asks the strait between Greenland and North America the currency unit of Hungary the larva of butterflies moths and sawflies the meaning of etymology and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow plus the most famous tenor of modern times and the location of Ohio State University.
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Mary Garden
Michif
Greenland
North American
Hungary
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Ohio State
Knox and Landon Plan GOP Drive Meeting
Knox and Governor Landon discuss republican campaign strategy with a luncheon guest list spanning multiple states including Illinois Indiana Oklahoma and California. National figures like Senator Borah are eyed for support as the conference adjourns awaiting 4 p.m. CST results.
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Landon
Kansas
Illinois
Knox
Hamilton and Fletcher
B. Harrison KE
Worthington Scranton
Ponnshania
Bertha Bauer
Chicago
Robert P. Burroughs
Will Speak At Forum On The Cooperative Movement
Justin Hilver executive secretary of the Community Forum of Topeka will speak at the Consumers Cooperative forum in Southpark Thursday June 18 at 8 oclock. His subject is The Cooperative Movement. If it rains the meeting moves to the Congregational church. Hilver has helped start a Topeka consumers cooperative. About a hundred people near Lawrence signed to start a petroleum cooperative association and plan a filling station. Nearest cooperatives are in Ottawa Pauline Kansas City Mo and North Kansas City.
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Justin Hilver
Community Forum
Topeka
Consumers Cooperative Forum
Southpark
Cooperative Movement
Congregational Church
Hilyer
Consumers Cooperative
Lawrence
Consumers Cooperative Association
Ottawa
Pauline
Kansas City
North
Harvest Scene in Sylvan Grove by a Scythe
Homer Hurlbut of Sylvan Grove Kansas harvests with a scythe in Lincoln county using a peck of seed to expect 38 bushels of wheat from his one and a quarter acre patch. He has farmed this method for about 50 years and typically opens the harvest season in the county.
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Sylvan Grove
Kan
Homer Hurlbut
Lincoln County
Steps begin on University of Kansas library steps
Work started today on permanent stone steps for Watson library at the University of Kansas. Contractor J. L. Constant of Lawrence plans concrete and Carthage limestone steps matching the building and expects completion within 30 days. Government Alf M. Landon home to be floodlighted tonight for security and viewing purposes. Mayor Ralph J. Mitchell outlines the reasons. Social Circle club meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Mary Hagerman. roll call topic is Something I Always Wanted to Know. The ad urges calling Butcher for cheaper auto, truck, and fire insurance.
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Watson Library
University of Kansas
J. L. Constant Et Lawrence
Landon
Independence
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Ralph JC. Mitchell
Mary Hagerman
Landon Knox Plan Eastern Campaign Tour Outline
Topeka June 11. A three region tour plan for Gov. Landon as Republican nominee emerged in a meeting with Col. Knox and party leaders. The itinerary includes a birth place speech in West Middlesex Pa and a possible appearance in Chautauqua N Y and a New York city venue before moving to the Midwest and Pacific coast. Knox said he will stump widely while Landon supporters say the nomination has strong backing from plain voters awaiting a clear leader.
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Topeka
Kan
Alt M. Landon
Frank Knox
West Middlesex
Madison Square Garden
New York
London
New York State
New England
Pennsylvania
Pacific Coast
Knox
National Committee
Cleveland
Landon
Chautauqua
N. Y
West
Middlesex
Buffalo
Rochester
Mississippi Valley
Chicago
Hoe
L Don
Hamilton
James A. Farley
Farley
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs. Ben Hamil and John C. Chapman
Mrs. Ben Hamil mother of Mrs. Seth W. Slaughter died at a son B M Hamil’s home in Detroit Michigan. Funeral services will be held in Onawa Iowa likely Thursday with arrangements pending. Rev Slaughter and his wife will travel to Onawa. John C Chapman died Sunday evening services set for Wednesday 2 30 pm at Ninth Street Baptist Church. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Surviving relatives include Saulsbury family of Lawrence.
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Ben Hamil
Seth W. Slaughter
B. M. Hamil
Detroit
Mich
Onawa
Iowa
John C. Chapman
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Saulsbury
Lawrence
Angeline Stavros 4 Falls From Second Story Window
Angeline Stavros four suffers bruises after falling from a second story window at 1512 New Hampshire Street Friday evening. She was unconscious briefly, not missed for a time, and found by family when the dog barked. Her condition is reported as good today.
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Angeline Stavros
John Stavros
New Hampshire Street
Hospital Notes On Morning Medical Events
Frank Hatch of 800 Pennsylvania sustained an injury linked to machinery. Mrs. W E Saunders of 921 Kentucky had an appendectomy. Mrs. C A Fritz of 2203 Vermont underwent a major operation. Mr and Mrs Paul Hughhart of 1020 Rhode Island announce the birth of a son. Mr and Mrs Otto Garber of Overbrook announce the birth of a daughter. Mrs A H Edwards of Loho had a major operation. she is mother of Mrs Robert A Hunt. Mrs Sarah Toms of 644 Kentucky had a major operation this afternoon.
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Frank Hatch
Pennsylvania
W. E. Saunders
Kentucky
C. A. Fritz
Vermont
Paul Hughhart
Rhode Island
Otto Garber
Overbrook
A. H. Edwards
Loho
Edwards
Robert A. Hunt
Sarah Toms
Lawrence inquiry seeks Gordon family township 1870
The son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Gordon of Austin Minnesota seeks the township in Douglas County where the Gordons lived near Lawrence in 1870 for retirement paperwork. Readers with memory of the Gordons farm near Lawrence are urged to contact Gordon or leave notes at the Journal-World office.
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Douglas County
Thomas
Gordon
George
North Railway Street
Austin
Minn
Roger Williams
Lawrence
Gordons
Mr. Gordon
Journal-World Office
Miss Hildred Houghton Released From Hospital
Miss Hildred Houghton of Mirabile Missouri was released from Memorial hospital yesterday afternoon after an automobile accident Sunday at Fourteenth and Kentucky. She was a passenger in C S Rhodes's car of Kansas City whose eastbound vehicle collided with Marion Webster's car at Mississippi Street.
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Hildred Houghton
Mirable
Memorial Hospital
Fourteenth
Kentucky Streets
Miss Houghton
C. 3 S. Rhodes
Sixty-Sixth Street
Kansas
Cito
Rhodes
Fourteenth Street
Marion Webster
Mississippi Street
Pressure to keep Oklahoma dry at national WCTU event
Tulsa, June 16, 479 The Women's Christian Temperance Union demonstrated its strength today to press for prohibition in Oklahoma. At the national convention the day was labeled Oklahoma Day with the theme keep the saloon out of Oklahoma. Next month Oklahoma’s electorate will vote on an initiated amendment to erase the prohibition clause added when the state became a state in 1907.
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Tulsa
Okla
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Oklahoma
President signs bills on flood control measures
President Roosevelt signed the Overton flood control bill for the lower Mississippi valley and left the omnibus flood control measure, authorizing over half a billion dollars, for action. He also signed 38 other bills and a federal aid roads package. The House passed the Guffey-Vinson price-fixing substitute for the outlawed Guffey coal control bill by a decisive vote.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mississippi Valley
House
Guffey Coal Control
Warning to France on budget and new laws discussed
garidey spokesman for the finance committee reports dissidence over Prime Min is new securities laws. he told senate that the bank of france faces a minimum level and that the budget could reach OH0000,00g with spending estimates and economic measures under consideration.
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Garidey
Toda
Senate
Bank of F
Robber Identified In Field Death Case
A body found in a field is believed to be the robber involved in a heavy looting incident. Officers in Camp Oklahoma removed remains after a failed identification attempt as the court handles a batch of divorce cases under Judge TH ih Means. Community night programs are set for Douglas County with local radio forecast noting 102.5 degrees at Leavenworth on June 16.
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Coluy Peace Labern
Urey
Oklahoma
District Court
TH Ih
Convete Smoon
Lisher
George Do Li
Ruth Elizabeth Tingle
Nest Tingle
Bps Bec
de Reeve
Dougl County
Leavenworth
Leavenworth, Kin
Big Springs Homecoming and community dinner planned
Big Springs United Brethren church hosts a Sunday Homecoming with a basket dinner and appropry. Farmer members invite the community. Mr and Mrs Will Wyner named a baby Carolyn Margaret. Henry Wise named Gilbert. Mrs Wise and Mrs Will attend Thursday gathering at the house. Meetings and events listed include leaders and several attendees with names such as Elsie Kellogg Grace Kellogg Alma Heelyn Ruby Mae Webber and Edna Mae Horton.
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Big Springs
Elsie Kellogg
Grace Kelloga
Alma Heelyn
Ruby Mae Webber
Peed Henry
Olive Lee Henry
Edna Mae Horton
Posey
Ruth Fertse
Florence
Vanner Duncan
Tostessts
Fert
Harvest Planning Meeting At Glendive Club
Local club members convened amid garbled notes to decide on a harvest schedule and social gathering plans. Key figures such as Cummings and Welcher were mentioned, with references to wheat harvesting and a luncheon at the Dews home in Glendive.
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Stanwin
Mors
Cummings
Ivs
Welcher
Neirs
Gregory
Ota
Dews Home
Ortar
Glendive
Market News Livestock Prices in Kansas City
Market report notes livestock prices in Kansas City with rail and market openings. Prices appear near par with limited demand as buyers observe trends. traders discuss conditioning and supply signals affecting cattle and hogs, with regional notes from dealers.
Wall Street Trading Edges Higher Amid Tax Controversy
The day's market activity showed a cautious tone as traders weighed tax policy implications. Stock averages were up marginally while several sectors saw varied moves, with tech and energy leading gains and financials mixed amid uncertain outlooks.
Von Meier and Children Noted in Community Kindness
In our friends and kindness and as our recent yiopathy event, Von Meier and children are mentioned in a brief community note highlighting support and goodwill among residents.
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von Meier
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G.O.P
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Idaho
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Borah
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J. L. Constant
KK. U. Library Project
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Arkansas City
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Kanotex Refining Company
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Gieorge BR. Esterly
George A. Esterly
Seth Boyden
Dave Hamlin
Bethany Hospital
Everett Stith
K. U. Journism Press
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Roy Rice
Tularosa
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International Business Machines Corporation
University of
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WLCTL
France
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Margeret Ballard
Attica
Order of the Eastern
Stan
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Rose Duffin Ferguson
Rose Puffin Ferguson
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Cody
Para
Vinland and Vicinity
Tory
Conrad McGiew
Arthur
Peck
Rumsey Funeral Home
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M. C. Manley
Gene Glahn
Funk
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