Politicians Clash Over Newspaper Endorsement Row
In Charleston an altercation between two Democrats over a Springfield endorsement escalated in the Charleston Democrat office. Lewis N. Wolf accused S. W. Brown of forgery, Wolf was cut, both men bore scratches, the clash ended after Francis Eutley intervened and Wolf apologized.
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Charleston Democrat
Springfield
Lewis N. Wolf
S. W. Brown
William D. Tatlow
Tatlow
Brown
Wolf
Charleston
Democrat
Francis Eutley
Montgomery to address voters on Cape radio July 26
M E Montgomery candidate for Circuit Judge Cape Scott and Mississippi counties will speak to voters over K F V S Cape Friday July 26 at 6 30 p m after the World News broadcast.
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M. E. Montgomery
Cape
Scott
Mississippi
World News
New Sikeston resident injured by sewing machine
Clyde Tindal, a newer Sikeston resident preparing to open a sandwich shop on Highway 61, was on crutches with a casted foot after stabbing his toe on a portable sewing machine. He suffered a broken little toe on his left foot.
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Sikeston
Clyde Tindal
Highway 61
Why the Opposition to Stark in Missouri Ad
An editorial defends Governor Lloyd C Stark, urging Missourians to back his U S Senate bid. It highlights his accomplishments including ending gambling, purging corrupt officials, establishing a state cancer hospital, promoting honest elections, and aligning with F D Roosevelt. The piece frames opposition as weak and urges voters to support Stark as a defender of decency and public welfare.
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Agim
Lloyd C Stark
United States
Stark
Missouri
O’maley
Farmers Mutual Insurance Company, Burial Association
O'Malley
Lepartment
Leavenworth
Columbia
Franklin D Roosevelt
Tion
United States Senate
Lloyd C. Stark
Governor Stark denies receiving utility gift in 1936 case
Jefferson City Missouri Governor Lloyd C Stark says he did not get any contribution or gift from Union Electric Company or its representatives and disputes claims about former adviser Ledbetter. He notes Ledbetter was told to reject corporate contributions and defends Ledbetter’s integrity against current perjury cases. The statement appears amid a cleansing advisory for laundry and notes on rinsing, as printed.
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Union Electric Company
Ledbetter
Lam
Returns From Search for Indian Relics
K. K. Baker, noted collector of Indian relics, returned Tuesday from a two weeks visit in southwest Missouri examining Indian mounds. Unable to excavate due to high cultivation. He then left Wednesday for a ten days exploration in northwest Scott county mounds.
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Tor
Missouri
Baker
Shaw-nee-o
Scott County
Gardner Seeks Springfield Court of Appeals Seat
Horace A. Gardner of Monefti, a Republican candidate for Judge of the Springfield Court of Appeals, won the endorsement of the lawyers of the 24th Judicial Circuit where he has practiced thirty years. His opponent has held the office twelve years. Gardner aims to help elect the Republican ticket in November.
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Horace A. Gardner
Monefti
Springfield
Gardner
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Bowling Green Times
Jefferson City
William M. Ledbetter
Federal
Kansas
Weldon L. McDonald
Democratic
C. E. Felker
Benton, Mo
K. K. Baker
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Springfield Court of Appeals
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