Missouri Views Nuggests Governments Dismiss Cases in 1923 Drive
Jefferson City action seeks to dismiss eighteen more criminal appeals in state Supreme Court on February 1 as part of a continuing effort by Attorney General Jesse W Barco to curb the double shuffle in cases from St Louis Kansas County and others. The plan follows a prior campaign that dismissed over sixty cases last year.
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Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Jesse W. Barco
Chis
State Legal Department
St. Is
Kansas
Buchanan County
Boone County
Kison County
Newtounty
Charles Marcum
Warrensburg
Marcus
Roaring River
Barry County
John F. Potts
Ozark Playgrounds Associant Joplin
Doniphan
Butler County
Missouri Highway Department
Silvia
Bollinger
Sedalia
Kiwanis Club
Alia
Jesse W. Barrett
Columbia
Missouri
Cole
Agriculture
Stateymen’s Association
E. Vaughn
Oronogo
Josephine Cove Hollow
Johnson Unty
Pettis County
Ruth Lormick
Alt
Frank Rey
Chester Kerr
Benjaminight
Ge McCormick
Overnor Hyde
Govt of
Ing
Pittsburg
Kaw
Mellon
Missouri Bank’ Association
Coun
I. H. Marshall
B. Cohen
Brooklyn
St. Joseph
St. Louis County
L. L. Atros
Ames
St. George
Kansas City
Smith
Arkansas Ozarks
D. E. Eicher
Frisco
Springfield
Koshkonong
R. M. Hitt
Arkansas
Eicher
State Banking Department
Guaranty Trust Company of
State Taking Department
Guaranty Trust Co
Maxwell Investment Co
Millspaugh
State Bank Department
University of Missouri, Columbia
Alumni Recorder
Board of Public Works of
Mount Washington
Blue River Bridge
Independence Road
M. E. Gilliot
Monett
Public Service Commission
Kansas City Telephone Company
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
New Consolidated High School
New Bloomfield
Inheritance Quest Sparks Malopo Diamond Turmoil
Winton Garrett learns he will receive a $100,000 inheritance from his executor cousin Archie. De Witt, a promoter, claims control of a South African diamond mine and the De Witt diamond fuels a deadly chase amid strikes and danger in Taungs. Sheila saves Winton as he proclaims himself president of the Big Malopo company.
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Winton Garrett
Archie Garrett
New York
Archie
Winton
East
West Indies
South Africa
de Witt
Sheila
Judge Davis
Malopo
Big
Malopo Company
Winton Wins Influence in Malopo Diamond Row
In a tense Malopo meeting, Van Beer backs Winton Garrett as a key ally against De Witt and the diamond syndicate. Judge Davis seeks harmony while the crowd cheers Garrett and lifts Winton on their shoulders. Later, Winton consoles Sheila, who resists his proposal, revealing a troubled path ahead.
Winton Expands Power at Malopo Diamond Claim
Judge Davis and the syndicate plan to control the Big Malopo through shares and new appointments. Winton outs De Witt as purser, names Ned Burns overseer, and moves to staff the compound while building his own living and office spaces. Seaton seeks a fresh start, offers to manage natives, but is found drunk after his first shift.
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Davis
Winton
Sheila
Market Square
Chamber ‘of Commerce
The
Chronicle
de Witt
Taungs
Ned Burns
Kimberley
Johannesburg
Bechuanaland
Daddy Seaton
Burns
Malopo
Seaton
Mr. Garrett
Maiopo
Stanford Seaton
New York
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Cameron Artificial Ice Company
Otto V. Anholt
Dimmitt Hoffman
van Beer
Ned
Garrett
Eglon
Moab
America
Wint
Diamonds
Victor Rousseau
W.G. Chapman
Winton—or. Smash. Him