Two Sunday Baseball Games Scheduled in Jefferson City
A doubleheader at Lincoln Park features Jefferson City Central Missouri League vs Centralia, followed by Mohawks star colored nine against the St. Louis Broomex Tailors. Expected high class play with large crowd anticipated amid season schedules for Central Missouri teams.
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Jefferson City
Lincoln Park
Central Missouri League
Centralia
Secon
Mohawks Star
Colored Nine
Broomex Tailors
St. Louis
Central Missouri
Columbia
Mexico
Fulton
Boonville
Jefferson
Tador Centralia
Jefferson ‘City
Boonnv
Cents
Colin Centralia
Missouri cattle on feed this year at eighty percent
A Missouri led analysis by B A Logan and Jewell Mayes reports cattle on feed in Missouri and other states are about eighty percent of last year's level. Corn prices influence future activity, with fattening restrained where prices stay high. Regional variation shows shifts from northeast to southern sections.
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Mayes
Missouri
Jak
B.A. Logan
United States Bureau of Agricultural Statistics
Jewell Mayes
State Board of Agriculture
Northeast
Misn
Ohio
Tiuiana
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Miller Takes Oath as St. Louis Mayor
Victor J. Miller, 86, Republican, inaugurated as the 33rd mayor of St. Louis, succeeding Henry W. Kiel. He pledged to use power for all, sought cooperation from citizens, and vowed to enforce and uphold the law despite opposition from Democrat William L. Igoe, now challenging the outcome in court.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Victor J. Miller
Henry W. Kiel
Miller
William L. Igoe
Hore Students On High Honor Roll
Through an omission in Capital News columns yesterday the Senior Class honor roll names were omitted. Read by readers are Woehig Stadsbergen Howard Drani Hazel Gove Lucia Nolan Mary Mudd Beatrice Martin Clyde Popp Emma Longley and Susan.
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Capital News
I Woehig
Stadsbergen
Howard Drani
Hazel Gove
Lucia Nolan
Mary Mudd
Beatrice Martin
Clyde Popp
Emma Longley
Susan
Two Couples Married by Judge J G Leslie
Two couples were married yesterday by Justice of the Peace John G Leslie. In the morning Jesse West of Muskowee Oklahoma and Mrs Florence Warren were married, and in the afternoon Lacy Woolf of Rosk Mountain and Miss Marie Perkins of Kaiser were wed. Mr and Mrs Grover Sugeestt have the tunnel fromev with Mrs Sayz wett s parents Mr and Mrs John Hensley.
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John G. Leslie
Jesse West
Muskowee
Okla
Florence Warren
Lacy Woolf
Rosk “Mountain
Marie Perkins
Kaiser
Grover Sugeestt
Sayzwett
John Hensley
Salt Lake City Firefighters Stage Mass Resignation
Ninety one Salt Lake City firemen quit their jobs after a petition to remove Fire Chief Won H. Bywater. Acting Chief Knight reports stations fully manned by recruits and volunteers with experienced officers in charge. Two false alarms since six oclock were handled without issue as the commission negotiates reinstatement.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
H. Bywater
Wm. S&s. Knight
Waters Heads Typographical Body at Missouri Valley Meet
W G Waters of Des Moines Iowa was elected president of the Missouri Valley Typographical Conference at its closing sessions in Springfield Missouri on April 21 Charles Rhode of Chickasha Oklahoma was reelected secretary treasurer H A Barnes of St Louis Ralph M Coffelt of Pittsburg Kansas Charles Bolin of Ponca City Oklahoma and Harry Thacker of Des Moines Iowa were named vice presidents The group voted to ask the International Typographical Union to enlarge the Union Printers Home at Colorado Springs Colorado to serve widows and orphans of union printers
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Sprinfield
W G. Waters
Des Moines
Iowa
Charles, Rhode
Chickasha Okla
H. A. Barnes
St. Louis
Ralph M. Coffelt
Pittsburg
Kans
J Charles Bolin
Ponca City
Okla
Harry Thacker
Local Boy Wins Prize in State Essay Contest
Edward Pearson aged fourteen, son of Mr and Mrs A R Pearson of 611 School St, a Ernst Sintonsen High School student, won ten dollars in a state essay contest run by the Missouri Mined Coal Association. The essay titled The Missouri Coal Industry and Its Possibilities. Fourteen prizes ranging from ten to one hundred dollars were awarded, with most winners from mining towns.
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Edward Pearson
A. R. Pearson
Ernst Sintonsen High School
Missouri Mined Coal Association
Missouri
Spanish War Veterans Will Meet Tonight in St Louis Area
The Spanish-American War Veterans will hold their muster tonight at the V. F. W. Hall on High Street. All members are urged to be present. Mr and Mrs Frank Dawson of Union were visitors here yesterday. Quin Musick of Russellville was here yesterday shaking hands with friends. Mr and Mrs Paul Eilenberger and family and others motored to St Louis to spend the week with relatives.
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V. Ph W. Hall
High Street
Frank Dawson
Iiion
Quin Musick
Russelville
Paul
Eilenberger
Ed. Dowie
Esther Sachs
St. Louis
Spears Celebrate 65th Anniversary in Montgomery
Montgomery Missouri April 2 Mr and Mrs Obert L Spears celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary at home. Mr Spears is 85 and his wife is 83 they wed in Pike County just before the Civil War in a long union marked by family and faith.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Obert L. Spears
Surviving Oregon Trail Hero Features Miller Brothers Show
Ez ra Meeker, last living adult Oregon Trail crossing survivor, ages from 21 to 105, appears in Miller Brothers 101 Ranch Real Wild West and Great Far East tour at Mou chin's Park Jefferson City. He drives an oxen team in the world’s largest street parade opening pageant with 1 460 people 600 horses elephants camels buffalo and longhorns alongside chiefs and warriors and Oriental contingents.
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Ave
Hara
Miller Brothers
101 Ranch
Mouchin's Park
Jefferson City
Northwest
Oklahoma marks frontier run anniversary in city parade
Oklahoma City hosts a frontier celebration recalling the 1889 run with pioneers and old timers returning to the streets. A parade draws about 74 000 spectators as reenactments of the first Oklahoma settlement and the 1889 run are planned with later events including an electrical parade and street dancing.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma Territory
Train Wreck Blocks Rock Island Line At Trenton
The main line between Blake and Jamesport Missouri was blocked until noon today after freight train No 93 derailed last night. A broken wheel derailed 15 cars. no injuries. Freight delays spread across the division while passenger service used alternative routes via Milwaukee Road and Chicago Great Western. The derailed freight carried merchandise to Kansas City St Louis and Texas points.
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Associated Press
Trenton
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Blake
Jamesport
Golden State Limited
Chicago, Milwaukee & St
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Chicago Great Western Lines
Rock Island
Kansas City
St. Louis
Texas
Roberts Guilty Of Jewelry Robbery Conspiracy
John Br. Roberts of Kansas City was found guilty of complicity in a $3,000 jewelry robbery in Joplin Missouri. A jury in circuit court today sentenced him to nine years in the penitentiary.
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Asociated Press
Joplin
John BR. Roberts
Kansas City
Frank C. Stokes on Trial at Columbia
Former Bank of Auxvasse cashier Frank C. Stokes faces a Boone County circuit court jury on a receiving deposits charge tied to a failing bank. He acknowledged borrowing 77 500 or 317 500 beyond bank capital and surplus, while being cross examined about notes used to cover borrowings.
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Associated Presse
Columbia
Frank C. Stokes
Bank of Auxvasse
Boone County
J. R. Baker
Fulton
Stokes
Callaway County
Defeniia
Bank director describes funding need to reopen doors
The director said he informed the board a day before the bank closed that 56,500 was required to open again. He attempted to secure the money from two other banks but failed. He also recounted borrowing funds from other institutions at different times.
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Stokes
Kelsey Heads District Pythian Association
A. B. Kelsey of Jefferson City was elected president of the Pythian District Association at a Monday meeting in Boonville. Five delegates from Jefferson City attended, including Captain McDonald, Mr. Sanders, W. Robertson and Rev. R. M. Talbert, as delegations from sight lodges were present.
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W. G. Waters
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Haley
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