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Missouri Headlines From Fayette to California Frauds
John Taylor, 47, Howard County farmer, shot three times by Probate Judge David Bagby at Fayette Court House. Taylor survived briefly, Bagby freed on $2,000 bond. Public Service Commission declines order for Johnson County Home Telephone Co to install in Knobnoster office. House previously resisted tying to Mutual Telephone Co. State finances report Waynesville and Jerico Springs bank closings with losses. Farm ers Bank at Jerico Springs and others affected. Missouri education and industry notes include new high schools, canning plant plans, and fruit experiment board appointments. Missouri balance in state treasury shows a drop from 1923 to 1924.
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John Taylor
Howard County
David Bagby
Fayette
Bagby
Uct
Taylor
Public Service Commission
Efferson City
Ohnson County Home ‘Telephone Co
H. House
Knobnoster
House
Engboster Mutual Telephone ‘Company
State Finance Department
Cedarity
J. D.freund
Erico Springs
State Aid of Agriculture
Issouri Fruit Experiment Station
Mountain Grove
Jefferson City
George W. Arnold Sedalia
Agriculture
F._W. A. Vesper
St. Louis County
Charles J. Harwood
Webster Roves
W. N. Rankin
Caruthrsville
R. A.oung
Alton
J. A. Chase
Mornin Grove
The
Fruit Experiment Star
Norris Barkwell
Missouri Reformatory
Ville
N. Barkwell
Columbia
Barkwell
McBaine
University of Missouri, Columbia
Pennsylvania University
Pennsylania
Sovr
Dsd
Pickel Stone Co
St. Louis
Mon Construction Company
Combia
Holmboe Construction Co
Oklahoma City
St. Louis Contracting Co
A. G. Capps
University of Missouri Sary School
J. L. Meriam
G. Neale
School of Education
Capps
North Missouri State Teachers’ College
University of Missouri
Versity of
Illinois
New London High School
Lancaster
Webster Groves
Charles A. Lee
Missouri
Lee