Missouri News Nuggets Late State Events Condensed
Gray Summit reports two men killed in a dispute over 60 cents in a dice game. Suspect Mont Cauley known as Texas Slim surrendered at Union and faces first degree murder charges. Other items note rising state penal costs, inheritance tax receipts to state officials, church convention in Callaway County, a Fulton theft case, university and agricultural show activities, and staff changes at Kirksville State Teachers College.
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Frank Burban
Theen
Witpeste
Cauley
Davis
Huddleston
Ualon
Frank W. Jenny
St. Louis
Associated Industries of
Missouri
Associated Industries
Jefferson City
C. E. Stephens
Mercantile Trust Company
Kate Mudd Walker
Stephens
John JE. Wilson
Kansas City
Irvin R. Kirkwood
Kansas City Star
Kirkwood
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Fulton
J. Robert Black
First Baptist Church
Memphis
Tenn
Callaway County Baptist Association
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Here
Howard B. Lang
Association
Robert 8. Lamar
Fultton
Buck Redfern Says Big League Tougher Than Minor Leagues
White Sox rookie Buck Redfern concedes the majors are harder than the Southern and Texas leagues. He notes he could hit in the minors but admits the competition in Chicago is tougher and he isn’t impressed by big town life.
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Buck Redfern
Chicago White Sox
Brush
Texas
Redfern
Automobile Items and Road Safety Notes
A Massachusetts man was arrested for driving 11 years without a license. Do not follow another car too closely when crossing railroad tracks as the driver ahead may not see an approaching train. A car finish marred by mud or dust dulls its appearance, while hurried drivers risk unsafe crossings and delays.
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Massachusetts
Sportsmanship Is Myth in the Heat of Competition
W. O. McGeehan argues in College Humor that sportsmanship is largely absent in modern play. He cites football as a prime example where victory overwrites chivalry and players with injuries are used to misdirect opponents.
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W. O. McGeehan
Inter
United States
Prince of Wales Reveals Boxing Attempt and Discouragement
The Prince of Wales disclosed in a Boy Scouts rally that he once pursued amateur boxing but lost several bouts and felt discouraged. He said he began fighting too early, suggesting a royal inclination toward being a prince rather than a pugilist.
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Prince of Wales
Royal Highness
Microphonic Noises in Sets Can Be Eliminated
Some tubes and receivers are susceptible to vibration and air sound from the loud speaker causing a loud howl. The detector tube often causes microphonic trouble. Replacing the detector tube or using caps can help. Cushion sockets and partial tube insertion may improve contact and reduce noise.
Detonation in engines solved by new chamber design
Engineers describe a cooperative effort with a major corporation to redesign combustion chambers. The new chamber shapes enable high compression at about 98 pounds with a 5 to 1 ratio and a progressive pressure rise, reducing detonation and increasing power and smoothness.
Squibs of Sport and Baseball Lore Across Decades
A collage of sport anecdotes covers decathlon quirks and players like Pitcher Deberry with the Louisville Colonels, Winston-Salem selling Arthur Reinholz to the Indians, and Ray Schalk amid White Sox chatter. Notes touch Osaka grounds, Clarence De Mar’s Olympic veteran status, boxing, and boxing commissions.
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Winston-Salem
Piedmont League
Arthur Reinholz
Cleveland Indians
Clarence de Mar
America
How to Make Stain for Parts on Radio Outfit
Black enamel can coat brass radio parts by chemical blackening similar to camera parts. Clean parts with lye if needed then make a hot saturated copper sulphate solution with washing soda, let precipitate settle, discard liquid, add strong ammonia to the precipitate to form navy blue, heat and dip the items to color, finish with water wash.
Miss Van Wie Wins Chicago Golf Title Again
Miss Virginia Van Wie captures her third consecutive city of Chicago women’s golf title at Olympia Fields Country Club. She defeats rival Mrs Melvin Jones 6 and 4 in the 18 hole final on the sogg fairways of the No 1 course.
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Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Olympia Fields Country Club
van Wie
Melvin Jones
Perfect Alignment for Front Wheels
The article explains how to test wheel alignment by driving on wet pavement at moderate speed to check for skidding or a tendency to swerve. It notes alignment can change with bushings and steering wear, recommends testing after rough roads and rechecking on smooth pavement, and warns to ensure no brake dragging.
Women Radio Customers Outnumber the Men Buyers
A New York City retail survey shows women outnumber men among radio buyers in several store types. In department stores 82 percent of radio purchases were by women, highlighting gendered selling approaches for receivers.
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New York City
Womer
Pauls Mission in Thessalonica and Berea
Lesson centers on Paul teaching in Thessalonica and Berea. It highlights his method of preaching to Jews first then Gentiles, key Scriptural proofs of Christ, and the response of audiences including opposition from rivals. It notes Paul's aim to evangelize new regions with signs confirming the gospel.
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Thessalonica
Jesus
Christ
Paul
Thessonica
Chrishall
Berea
V. Paul
Jesus Calls Followers to Spread His Truth
A note from Phillips Bros quotes Jesus instructing His followers to preach and share truth with others after teaching a few. It emphasizes mission to extend knowledge of Christ worldwide and spreading His message.
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Jesus
Phillips Bro
Behold I stand at the door revival verse
A religious verse cites Revelation 3 20 urging listeners to open the door to Christ for fellowship and salvation, portraying an invitation to a personal encounter and supper with the divine.
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Live Stock Exchange
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St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Sikeston
New Madrid
Missouri Highway Department
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University of Missouri
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Oscar A. Marti
Kirksville‘State Teachers
France
Henri Cochet
Bill Tilden
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Louisville Colonels
New York Yankees
Mr. Heeney
Osaka
Japan
New York Boxing Commission
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Ray Schalk
White Sox
Lena Blackburne
Gib Falk
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Joe
Kid) Firpo
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Miss van Wie
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