Tax Rate Dispute Delays 1919 Income Returns Guidance
State Auditor Hackmann tells collectors to withhold remittances of income taxes until the Supreme Court resolves the 1919 rate dispute. Any refunds depend on a court ruling or potential relief legislation. Separate items cover a Marshall paper editor fleeing a mad bull, a $12,500 injury judgment reversed in St. Louis, and contributory negligence in a 1912 car accident.
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Jefferson City
Collectors of Revenue
Supreme Court
Koeln
St. Louis
Mar
Goode
James L. Sullivan
Anna L. A. Chauvenet
Missouri Graduate Wins French Fellowship
Bretelle Jesse of Columbia Missouri a University of Missouri French instructor has won a Society of American Fellowships French fellowship He is the first MU recipient and will begin study July 6 at the University of Montpellier Only fifteen fellowships were awarded in the United States this year Jesse is the son of Dr R H Jesse former MU president
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Columbia
Bretelle Jesse
University of Missouri
Society of American
Brance
University of Montpelier
United States
Jesse
R. H. Jesse
Bandmaster Uses Airplane To Meet Two Memorial Day Schedules
Chaffee bandmaster Oscar T Honey also leads the Sikeston band and faced conflicting Memorial Day times. The Chaffee American Legion scheduled the band 1 30 to 2 30 p m in town, while the Sikeston event required a 3 p m appearance in Sikeston, 25 miles away. Ex Lieutenant Faulkner of Sikeston solved the conflict by flying in.
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Chaffee
Oscar T.— Honey
Sikeston
American Legion of
Faulkner
Girl Honored at Hardin College Commencement
Miss Ruth Noah of Beloit Kansas received the Hardin College Loyalty Shield for general loyalty to the college. Leon Hartenbower of Douglas Kansas earned the gold scholarship medal. Virginia Sheppard of Parkville Missouri received special mention for scholarship.
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Hardin
Mexico
Ruth Noah
Beloit
Kan
Hardin College
Leon Hartenbower
Douglas
Virginia Sheppard
Parkville
Westminster College Commencement Opens With Addresses
Westminster College marks its commencement with two speeches by Rev Dr Charles A Logan missionary to Japan. Charles Galloway of St Louis tests the Swope memorial organ for an hour long concert. Alumni relatives and friends from St Louis attend the event.
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Westminster
Fulton
Westminster College
Charles A. Logan
Japan
Swope
Charles Galloway
St. Louis
Boy severely injured in Bloomfield hunting accident
Harold Hopkins, 13, son of Mr and Mrs Willis Hopkins, was shot in a hunting accident near Bloomfield Missouri. The shot fired accidentally by 18 year old Robert McAllister inflicted a broken arm and a large wound in the side. Doctors say recovery looks unlikely.
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Bloomfield
Harold Hopkins
Willis Hopkins
Here
Robert McAllister
Postmaster Dies at Hannibal and Switchman Killed in Chaffee
Hannibal Thomas B. Morris longtime postmaster and former Hannibal Courier Post publisher dies in Hannibal after years of Republican politics in Missouri. Chaffee J H Crader Frisco Railroad yard foreman killed by an engine while crossing yards and attempting to move out of the way.
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Hannibal
Thomas B. Morris
Hannibal Codrier Post
Missouri
Chaffee
J. H. Crader
Frisco
Crader
Real Estate Board Divided On Rental Returns Debate
At the National Association of Real Estate Boards convention in Kansas City delegates clash with Charles Mayer of Cincinnati over fair rental returns. Mayer cites 35 years of success with two family houses and claims more than 6 percent net with 12 percent gross.
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Kansas City
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Charles Mayer
Cincinnati
National Housing Commission
Mayer
Ten Thousand Attend Cattle Sale Dedication in Aurora
More than 10 000 people attended the dedication of the Southwest Missouri Hereford Breeders and Sales Association at the Sales Pavilion. A barbecue served 4500. A parade of show and sale Hereford cattle followed the dedication led by a band. Top price at the sale was 550. A four day sale and exhibition will begin September 28.
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Aurora
Southwest Missouri Hereford Breeders and Sales Association
Sales Pavilion
Governor Grants Parole in Missouri Arson Case
Governor Gardner parole Harry Imel serving one year in St. Louis jail for arson. Imel, Gilmore, and Bersch were indicted for burning a decorating company. All were convicted with sentences affirmed by the supreme court. Gilmore died by suicide to avoid prison. Bersch remains incarcerated.
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Gardner
Jefferson City
Harry Imel
St. Louis
Harold G. Gilmore
Julius R. Bersch
Supreme Court
Gilmore
Berschs
Thornton Commissioned Major in Missouri National Guard
Governor Gardner issued a commission to Charles E. Thornton of St. Louis as a major of the First Regiment Missouri National Guard, with rank from April 21.
Fire Destroys Elevator and Mill in Pierce City
A blaze at the Vance Milling Company elevator and mill in Pierce City near Springfield, Missouri, caused total destruction with losses estimated at $100,000. Fire crews fought the flames though the structure could not be saved.
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Springfield
Vance Milling Company
Pierce City
Bond Issue Defeated for Lebanon Courthouse
In Lebanon Missouri the proposed 100000 bond issue to finance a new Laclede county courthouse was defeated by voters.
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Lebanon
Laclede County
Washington Girl Engaged to Carl Purzner
Washington Mo Miss Elsie Hartbauer daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Hartbauer announces her engagement to Carl Purzner of Jefferson City.
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Washington
Washington, Mo
Elsie Hartbauer
Henry Hartbauer
Here
Carl Purzner
Jefferson City
Census Report Elevates Elsberry Population to 81255
Official census returns show Elsberry Missouri with a population of 81255, reflecting an over 23 percent increase from the prior census. The data underscores growth in the town as of the current counting period.
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Elsberry
Union Woman 97 Dies in Franklin County
Union Missouri reports Mary Elizabeth Tobin, Franklin county’s oldest citizen, died at her home near Union after nearing 97. The notice notes she passed her 97th year.
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Union
Mary Elizabeth Tobin
Franklin County
Pastor Takes Charge of College
Cape Girardeau Missouri Rev. W L Halberstadt resigns after two years as pastor of Centenary Methodist Church to become president at Howard Payne College in Fayette.
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Cape Girardeau, Mo
W. L. Halberstadt
Centenary Methodist Church
Fayette
Howard-Payne College
Exiled German Field Marshal Von Kluck Arrives in Switzerland
Field Marshal Alexander von Kluck, who led the German right wing toward Paris in 1914, has arrived with his family at Aarau Switzerland and plans to buy a chateau and live there. The report notes anti Semitic demonstrations in Vienna and ongoing war news from Paris Warsaw and Washington.
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Alexander H. R. von Kluck
Paris
Aarau
Berne
Germany
Switzerland
Second Session At Republican Convention Faces Platform Deadlock
The Republican national convention moves into its second session with little hope of a presidential ballot before several days. Leaders estimate adjournment by Saturday noon at the earliest, while platform delays could shift timing. Rules changes, the stakes over the League of Nations, and a peacemaker role for Senator Watson shape the day’s agenda.
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Resolutions Committee
League of Nations
League
Borah
Idaho
Brandegee
Connecticut
McCormick
Illinois
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Watson
Indiana
Two Killed in Northern Windstorm and Storm Damage
In St Paul Minnesota a severe wind and electrical storm swept Northern Minnesota and eastern North Dakota causing at least two deaths and thirty or more injuries along with heavy property damage.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
North Dakota
Germany Resumes South American Trade With Undine Sailings
Berlin reports the Undine of the Hamburg South American line will sail within a few days marking a restart of Germany's trade with South America. The move signals renewed shipping activity and economic ties between German exporters and South American import markets.
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South America
Berlin
Germany
Hamburg
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