Nations issues long statement on St. Louis trial
Hebert Nations former state labor commissioner convicted in St. Louis of conspiring to violate the Volstead act and sentenced to 18 months in Leavenworth with an $8338 fine issues a lengthy defense. He claims innocence contends he obtained information and planned the raid and asserts the judge limited defense evidence. Nations remains on bond awaiting appeal as he defends actions of himself and his brother Gus Nations in the case.
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Hebert Nations
St. Louis
Grinsedicek Brewery
Leavenworth
The
Daily Post
Nations
Jude
Charles B. Faris
Faris
Iti
Tve
My Tral IL
United States
Anti-Saloon League
Karis
Prohibition Department
Waris
Prohibition
Heber Nations
Gus C. Nations
Missouri
Federal prisoners arrive for Cole County jail stay
Deputy U. S. Marshal arrived with six federal convicts for Cole County jail. They will remain at the Hotel Waithaup for many months.
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Cole County
Waithaup
Mrs Ferguson and Sons Visit Sedalia Relative
Mrs T H Ferguson and her sons Sidney and Bill Tom are featured as guests at the home of Mrs Ferguson's grandmother in Sedalia.
J B Toebben Returns From Missouri Catholic Union Convention
J B Toebben has returned from Cape Girardeau where he attended a convention of the Catholic Union of Missouri.
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J.B. Toebben
Cape Girardeau
Catholic Union of Missouri
Attorneys Agree On St Louis Contest
Attorneys for William Igoe and Mayor Victor Miller have tentatively agreed the form of the ballot inquiry in the Igoe contest. A court order for recount and ballot examination will be sought in circuit court, with the Election Board given 80 days to begin the recount. The plan includes ballot description, comparison of controverted ballots, and certification of facts to the court. The Igoe case claims enough ballots with Millers’ name scratched and Igoe written in, to erase Miller’s 3129 plurality.
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Assocated Press
ST. Louis
William J. Igoe
Victor J. Miller
Henry Kortjohn, Jr
Miller
Supreme Court
Franklin Miller
Election ‘Board
Election Board
Missouri and Kansas Hit by Severe Storms Causing Major Damage
June 3 Kansas City MO heavy rains and storms caused hundreds of thousands of dollars in property damage across Missouri and Kansas. Buchan an county Missouri and Atchison county Kansas suffered the worst, with rail lines washed out, nine bridges in Atchison county destroyed, and flooding threatening dams and power plants. The German Lutheran church at Wathena was struck and burned, bridges on the Missouri River at Wathena were carried away, and rivers such as Blue and Cottonwood rose, inundating farms and endangering utilities.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Buchanan County
Atchison County
Kans
Burlington and
Missouri Pacific
Atchison
Wathena
Rock Island
Misssouri River
Manhattan
Kas
Rocky Ford
United Power and Light Company
Emporia
Shipping Board to Sell Boats to Public
The Shipping Board announced it would offer 200 ships for sale to the public with options for scrapping or dieselizing and operating at scrap prices. Bids are to be opened July 1, with advertisements expected later in the week, and Henry Ford is anticipated to submit a bid.
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Associated Press
Washington
Shipping Board
O’connor
Henry Ford
Get Rid Of That Backache Doans Pills Ad
Jefferson City reader Mrs Charles Eveler reports backache sharpened by kidney issues eased after one box of Doans Pills. She says nerves irritable symptoms and headaches faded as kidneys resumed normal function. 60 cents at dealers, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Jefferson City
Doan
Charles Eveler
School St
Foster-Milburn ,Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Day in Washington Amid varied official actions
President Coolidge traveled to Annapolis to address naval academy graduates. Reports from China to the State Department described ongoing disturbances there. The Corraco Coal Company sought a Supreme Court rehearing in the Arkansas strike case. The question of Coolidge paying income tax was before the Internal Revenue Bureau.
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Coolidge
Annapolis
Naval Academy
State Department
China
Corraco Coal Company
Supreme Court
Internal Revenue Bureau
Children’s Day Service Planned at Kings Chapel
The annual Children’s Day Service will be held at the Free Methodist Church at Kings Chapel on Sunday June 14. A bil-day service will be held and dinner will be served on the grounds. A program will be given in the afternoon by the children. Everyone is invited to attend.
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King’s Chapel
Free Methodist Church
Kings’ Chapel
Jury rules Arthur Frazier died in France by German shell
A federal court jury in Minneapolis found Arthur Frazier a Sioux Indian veteran killed in action in France, rejecting the claimed identity of Arthur Lopez-Frazier as an impostor. The case traced a long saga from 1917 enlistment, alleged death in 1918, and a 1923 reidentification, with the government asserting the claimant was Mexican and not the veteran.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Arthur Frazier
France
Arthur Lopez-Frazier
Frazier
Chas. Frazier
United States Veterans Bureau
Arthur Lopez
Arthur
Fraziers
Veterans Bureau
Flandreau
S. D
Argonne
Niobrara
Neb
Red Cross
Pawnee
Okla
Winner, S. D
Meisenbach Kerr Visit Chicago Pair Reported
Mr and Mrs H A Meisenbach and Mrs R J Kerr are visiting in Chicago as listed in the society notes with no additional events or dates provided.
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H. A. Meisenbach
R. J. Kerr
Chicago
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Bilt Ding
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W. R. Stone
Nything
Red
Delmonico
LEE Jordan Lumber CO
E. Capitel Ave
Payne
E. High
Art Frazier
Brands
Chas
Hannah, Frazier
Fession
American Legion
Minnesota
Bellans
Sure Relief
the Lumber
Jordan Lumber
Moerschel
Moerschel’s Products Co
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