Governor Baker Signs First Bill of Legislature
Governor Sam A. Baker signed the first Missouri legislature measure, raising automobile dealer license fees and repealing certain laws. Aiming to cut state operating costs, Baker proposed a budget system with a governor’s secretary acting as budget commissioner and an annual budget for departments. The five houses adjourned after the signing, with further administration measures outlined and a consolidation of agencies planned.
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Sam A. Baker
Baker
General Assembly
Industrial ‘Inspection Department
Bureau’ of Labor
Board ‘of Charities and Corrections
Library Commissions
Apticulture
College of Agriculture
Attorney General
Mrs McGowan and sons Return from Illinois Visit
Mrs J J McGowan and her sons James George and Bobbie have returned to Dupo Illinois after visiting relatives and friends Fred Williams left yesterday for Bonnots Mill
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J. J. McGowan
James
George
Bobbie
Dupo
Fred Williams
Bonnots
Mill
Man Pleads Guilty. Jailed One Year In Cole Court
A crowd packed the Cole courthouse as Robert Tremain pleaded guilty to wife and child abandonment and was sentenced to one year in county jail. Meiburger, charged with wife desertion, had his case continued ninety days after his wife reconciled with him. Tremain begins serving immediately.
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Julee J. Go Leshe
Cole
Robert Tremain
Tremain
Vremain
Harry Meiburger
Haley
Meiburger
Weather and Roads Across Missouri and Kansas Cities
Kansas City clear with roils frozen. St Joseph clear with roads covered. Joplin clear with roads good. Springfield clear with rough roads. Sedalia clear with slippery roads. Columbia clear with rough roads. Moberly clear with fair roads. Hannibal clear with fair roads. St Louis partly cloudy with roads unclear.
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St. Joseph
Joplin
Springfield
Sedalia
Cear
Columbia
Hannibal
St. Louis
James Arranges Wrestling Matches at Jefferson Theatre
Jake Reed and Ceorie Travos, well known in Central Missouri, will appear on Peter James's athletic card at the Jefferson Theatre on Wednesday. Reed faces Joe Silva, a 200 pound Portuguese wrestler, while Travos meets Youre Sandew, 185 pounds. A preliminary bout pairs Wildcat Mayo with Harry Sappington of Columbia. Sappington is quicker and more experienced. Other bouts are planned.
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Jake Reed
Ceorie Travos
Missouri
Peter James
Jefferson Theatre
Teed
Joe ‘Silva
Tragos
Youre Sandew
Wildcat Mayo
Harry Sappington
Columbia
Sappington
Methodist Scouts Met Last Night
Troop of the Methodist Church met last evening with fifteen present. Arthur Blaser received his tender foot badge, Justin Williams and Ben Meyers passed the knife and axe tests, Gilbert Strievel the compass test. Billie Burnett earned a 59 hour civic service badge. Next meeting Friday evening Feb 6 will include first aid and signalling tests.
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Methodist Church
Arthur Blaser
Justin Williams
Ben Meyers
Gilbert Strievel
Billie Burnett
Sullivan Case to Jury in March in California
Edward Sullivan of California Missouri faces a grand jury next March for the brutal assault of the six year old daughter of Dan Lehman. Sullivan has been held in the penitentiary here on protective custody as the crime stirred strong public sentiment.
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Edward Sullivan
California
Dan Lehman
Sullivan
Sinking of Cap Rocks Threatens Haileyville City Center
Haileyville Oklahoma faced potential collapse as cap rocks beneath the abandoned Haileyville Mine caused ongoing earth settlement. City Hall was demolished and the Y M C A building damaged, endangering the business district along with railroad yards. Rock Island officials moved to brace structures, with CMA building replacement valued around 125000 dollars and city hall at 8500.
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Ming Run
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Bilding
Heten Gould
Hueerick
Neck Island
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Miss Waddell Chosen Queen of Marcullus
May Miss Mildred Waradill daughter of State Tax Commissioner and Mrs J T Wadedll was elected Queen of the Marcullus by Shaenven Jurh School students yesterday morning. Others receiving votes included Florence Platt Mary Edwards Geraldine Gseood and Ethel
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Mildred Waradill
J.T. Wadedll
West Atchison Street
Florence Platt
Mary Edwards
Geraldine Gseood
Ethel
Miss Waddat Named Queen and School Leader
Dorrance notes Miss Waddat as a popular student who has served as dairy editor of the Mar culus and held school offices. Readers praise her beauty and abilities while she enjoys hundreds of friends and recent recognition. Wrestling appears as a brief accompanying item.
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Waddat
Enstand Ae
Hinh Chool
Gad Ohne
Marcullus
B. T
Wo O. S
Clabes
Mot Springs Hospital Plan Reported By AP
Associated Press reports the plan to erect a hospital at Mot Springs South Dakota to treat tubercular war casualties. Details indicate federal funds and relocation of facilities to support medical care for veterans and servicemembers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mot Springs
South Dakota
Veterans Hospital Site Recommendation Reported
A committee appointed to select a site has recommended to Director Hinex of the Veterans Bureau after hospitalization review.
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Veterans
Hinex
The
Veterans Bureau
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