Priest Calls Upon Friends to Carry On
Blodgett Priest, a former Republican Senate candidate, urged voters who backed him in Tuesday's primary to support anti liquor standers in November. He declined further comment on potential support for Hawes or Williams, reiterating opposition to the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act and calling for steadfast adherence to their principles at the polls.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Priest
Harry B. Hawes
George H. Williams
Hawes
Williams
Defea Ht
Henry S. Priest
Cleveland
City Council Meets Tonight for Bond Election Preparations
The City Council holds a special session this evening to set up August 10 bond election procedures. Judges and clerks will be chosen, previous complaints prompt careful selection. The Citizens Health and Safety Committee campaigns for a record turnout.
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Citizens Health and Safety Committee
Mrs. Laura Green Visits Sedalia on State Charities Work
Mrs. Laura O. Green of the State Board of Charities and Corrections made a business visit to Sedalia to discuss charity and corrections programs and state oversight. She met local officials and toured facilities as part of ongoing program evaluation.
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Laura O. Green
The
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Sedalia
Jefferson City Faces Key Citywide Bond Proposals Next Tuesday
The Citizens Health and Safety Committee urges Jefferson City residents to consider bond issues for sewer trunk lines and enlargement, garbage disposal, new firefighting equipment, a drainage tunnel on McCarty Street, and the West Dunklin Street bridge. They stress fairness, city progress, and the need to relieve overloaded sewers and modernize incineration and safety infrastructure.
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Jefferson City
McCarty Street
Hamlin and
Hart Streets
West Dunklin Street
Citizens Health and Safety Committee
Missouri
Citizens’ Committee
Democratic State Committee to Meet in St Louis
The Missouri Democratic executive committee will meet to discuss opening state headquarters and other party work ahead of the new committee formation on September 14. Members include Stephen B. Hunter, Mrs. C. E. Risser, M. D. Campbell, Fred L. Williams, Daniel G. Taylor, Joshua Barbee, and Katherine Halterman.
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Aponue
ST. Louis
Aus
Democratic Party
New Demotratic Committee
Harry B. Hawes
Stephen B. Hunter
Cape Girardeau
C. E. Risser
Springfield
M. D. Campbell
Chillievotne
Fred L. Williams
Supreme Judge
Duage Daniel G. Taylor
St. Pee
Joshua Barbee
Kansas City
Katherine Halterman
State Committee
Juvenile Charleston Contest Tonight at Jefferson Theatre
Manager Barney Dubinsky of Miller Jefferson Theatres has arranged a juvenile Charleston contest at the Jefferson Theatre open to all city youths under fifteen. The event will be led by "Baby Cinder" from the Dixie Follies currently playing at the theatre, with prizes for successful dancers.
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Jefferson Theatre
Barney Dubinsky
Miller-Jefferson Theatres
Baby Cinder
Jefferson
Weather Outlook for Missouri Friday to Saturday
Partly cloudy Friday with likely local thunderstorms. Saturday should be fair with little temperature change.
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Missouri
Miss Betty Woodson Injured In Horse Mishap
Miss Betty Woodson an 18 year old daughter of Mrs Lewis Hard Cook Forest Hill Addition was injured yesterday in a fall from a horse hit by an automobile. She sustained severe bruises but no bones broken and her condition is not believed to be serious.
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Betty Woodson
Lewis Hard Cook
Forest Hill Addition
Miss Woodson
Dr John Hall Dies in Saline County
Dr John Hall prominent Saline County physician and brother of Mrs D W Shackleford and Matt Hall died Wednesday night at his home near Marshall after several weeks illness following a paralytic stroke. Mrs Shackleford left yesterday for Marshall as friends mourn his passing in this section of the state.
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John Hall
D. W. Shackleford
Matt Hall
Missouri State Penitentiary
Marshall
Hall
Saline County
Shackleford
Mrs. Jesse Tolin Injured in Fall in Seligman
Mrs. Jesse Tolin of Seligman Arizona visiting her son Henry Tolin slipped and tore ligaments in her foot yesterday. Taken to the hospital for x rays she is expected to recover though she will be incapacitated for several weeks. Friends here express hope for a full recovery.
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Arizona
Jessie Tolin
Seligman
Henry Tolin
Tolin
Nimrods Gathering Duck Eggs Need State License
The state game and fish department announced that anyone collecting eggs from wild duck nests in summer and hatching them to use as decoys must obtain a license. Officials noted some hunters operate game farms and require permits. 347 game permits, 22 taxidermists, and 14 ornithologists permits have been issued so far this year.
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State Game and Fish Department
Botz Store Fixtures Installed in Madison Street Move
Work on fixtures at the Botz Store new Madison Street location began under Joe Nacy who aims to create an attractive up-to-date shop. Interior nearly finished stock transfer from the old store will occur soon with a planned opening around the 15th of the month.
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Botz
Madison Street
Joe Nacy
Nacy
Hirsch In Serious Condition At City Hospital
Chas. Hirsch a Clark Avenue grocer who has been ill at St. Marys Hospital for several weeks was reported in critical condition late last night.
Bids Opened for Presbyterian Church Edifice
Bids for the Madison and McCarty street church were opened by the Church Building Committee. Nine firms submitted offers near 100000 dollars with the three lowest from Bethel and Son, Beckmeyer, and Phillips Construction. Heating bids were rejected and new bids will be opened in two weeks.
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Madison and
McCarty Streets
Simon Construction Co
Columbia
Edwin H. Beckmeier
St. Louis
C. A. Welch Construction Co
St Louis
Ruehle
Williams Hawes lead in Missouri party nominations
The Associated Press tally from Missouri precints shows Sen George H Williams leading for the Republican long term US Senate nomination with 160 087 votes to Proctor 74 595 and Priest 47 191 in 3 355 precincts of 4 095. Hawes leads Democratic long term senate race with 146 027 to Cockrell 89 787. Gantt-top Democrat for supreme judge with 122 366 vs Ristine 84 908 and McGruder 40 887. Smith leads Republican superintendent of schools race with 128 288 to Reavis 101 317.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Geo. H. Williams
David M. Proctor
United States
Missouri
Williams
Proctor
Priest
Harry B. Hawes
Ewing B. Cockrell
Hawes
Cockrell
Young
Meredith
Ernest S. Gantt
Mexico
Gantt
Ristine
McGruder
Superintendent of Schools
W. S. Smith
Excelsior Springs
Smith
Reavis
Game Warden Henry and Family Vacation in Ozarks
Game Warden Louis Henry and his wife and daughter Marguerite depart Wednesday for a four week automobile vacation through the Missouri Ozarks. Henry plans visits to state parks and fish hatcheries during the tour.
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Louis Henry
Ozarks
Marguerite
Missouri Ozarks
Henry
Fulton Caddies Defeat Home Boys In Final Round
The Fulton County Club caddies beat Jefferson City Country Club caddies by 9 points on the local links. Fulton totaled 42 to Jefferson City 33 with tight margins through the eighteen holes. A banquet followed at the club, hosted by Adjutant General William A. Raupp, toastmaster Thomas Lawson Price. Local golf fans attended as campaigns loom in Cole County with party committee elections and upcoming organization efforts.
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Fulton
Jefferson City
Callaway County
Howard Lang
C. M. Ethal
Clay McGregor
Fulton Rooters
William A. Raupp
Thomas Lawson Price
Wm. Wenkle
Russell Rinklin
Ralph Schmidt
Herbert Schroeder
Clay Brooks
Francis Long
Lon
Eugene Harmon Cocoon
Hubert Grove
Cece
Howard Lang, Jr
Cnn DL
M. Robertson
Mrs W C Irwin and Party End 5000 Mile Auto Tour
Mrs. W C Irwin and daughter Miss Billy Sue and sister Mrs C R Wammack of Venita Oklahoma returned Wednesday night from a six week eastbound motor trip and visits in New York Ohio and the White Mountains. They traveled over more than 5000 miles with Mrs Irwin acting as chauffeur and reported no trouble on the journey. Ellis Meyer accompanied the group eastward but took a train home after two weeks.
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W.C. Irwin
Billy Sue
C. R. Wammack
Venita
Okla
al Damhorst
New York
Irwin
Ellis Meyer
Frazier Visiting Brother in Jefferson City
D G Frazier and wife from University City are in the city for a few days as guests of James Frazier. They are returning from a coast to coast auto trip and advocate Highway No 50 from St. Louis to Kansas City to boost tourism.
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D. G. Frazier
University City
James Frazier
Mr. Frazier
St. Louis
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Councilman Lutkewitte Heads to Ozarks on Vacation
Councilman Lawrence Lutkewitte and his wife depart Saturday for a week in the Ozark country visiting Branson Hollister and other points of interest.
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Lutkewitte
Ozarks
Lawrence Lutkewitte
Ozark Country
Branson
Hollister
Hockaway Beach
Lother
F Guy Chinn Likely Candidate for County Judge
F Guy Chinn a prominent local citizen and Democratic leader appears set to be the party nominee for judge of the county court in the first district. Official returns show he received more than fifty write in votes though not on the ballot, and friends urge him to accept the nomination to strengthen the ticket this fall.
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F. Guy Chinn
Chinn
Russell Grader Co Sues Charles F Smith
The Russell Grader Company of Minnesota filed suit in the Cole County Circuit Court against Charles F. Smith, a former employee, for the return of equipment now in his possession or payment of 9929. The case is expected to go to trial at the September term.
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Russell Grader Company
Minnesota
Cole County
Charles F. Smith
Grader
Smith
Stegmaier leaves for double funeral
O. C. Stegmaier departed Wednesday for Bellville Illinois to attend the funerals of two uncles Joseph Rodemeyer 52 of Chester Illinois and George Rodemeyer 71 of Cape Girardeau. Joseph Rodemeyer was killed in an automobile accident near Chester Monday night and George Rodemeyer died in Cape Girardeau on Tuesday. The nephews of the deceased acted as pallbearers.
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O. C. Stegmaier
Bellville
Ill
Joseph Rodemeyer
Chester, Ill
George Rodemeyer
Cape Girardeau
Chester
Geo. Rodemeyer
Cape Girardesu
Sheriff leads raid on Morff home over beer and equipment
Sheriff L C Withaup and deputies raided the Morff residence at Chayleys Ferry seizing thirty two bottles of home brew sixteen gallons of unbottled beer and a copper hose used in brewing They arrested John Morff who admitted ownership and was taken to the county jail The raid followed a failed second attempt at a farmer's residence on the Bucgene Henley road Where the farmer was absent The confrontation at the Morff home included threats as Morff resisted and Deputy Walter Withaup tackled him The raid was based on a buy authorization by Prosecuting Attorney T Hamilton Antrobus
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L. C. Withaup
Walter Withaup
F. M. McCullough
Morff
Chayley’s Ferry
Bucgene-Henley Road
John Morff
Chaof
T. Hamilton Antrobus
Sheriff Withaup
John
Shori Withaup
Withaup
Ras
Sixty Three Car Owners Face Tucker In Traffic Court
Sixty three car owners faced Judge Charles H. Tucker in the local police court morning on charges of operating without city license plates. They were lectured warned and shown the route to Collec tor Pohl s office where plates are sold. Excuses varied from plates purchased but not displayed to ignorance of the law and forgetfulness. Traffic Chief and Judge Tucker warned motorists they will be fined after a grace period.
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Charles H. Tucker
Pohl
Naples
Jud Tucker
Eeece
Local visitors tour Capital City sights
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alexander and Mrs. A. B. McCoy with Miss Ethelest and Miss May Andrae, all of Ye, visited the city for the day to view notable Capital City features with interest.
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Fred Alexander
Mra
A. B. McCoy
Miss Ethelest
May Andrae
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St. Louisan
Harry Hawes
Citizens Health , and Safety Committee
Democratic State Committee
Jesse Tolin
Force
Presbyterian Church Building Committee
Williams and
W. A. Lumpkin
Arthur E. Blaser
J. L. Tate
J. B. Fork
J. H. Cutten
John W. Case
Case
Anna Norwood
Theo, Stuckenschneider
Lee Farris
W. J. Kiely
J. L. Johnson
Thorpe Gordon
W. C. Irwin
Russell Grader CO
SUES
Charles Smith
Stegmaier
Schuyler’s Ferry
Tucker
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