Simple Services Marked Funeral of Tom Marshall
Indiana obsequies for former Indiana governor and WWI VP Thomas Riley Marshall were simple and devout. The services at Crown Hill cemetery reflected his humble life, with Scottish Rite and Masonic rites, a widow's wish for modesty, and remarks by friends and clergy honoring his kindness.
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Indiana
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Weather and roads report across Missouri cities
Kansas City clear with soft roads. St Joseph clear with roads set. Joplin clear with roads good. Springfield clear with roads good. Columbia clear with roads good. Moberly clear with roads good. Sedalia clear with roads fair. Hannibal clear with roads good. St Louis clear with roads good.
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Joe Wagner Enters Not Guilty Plea in Bank Robbery
Joe Wagner pleaded not guilty in Des Moines municipal court to armed robbery charges tied to a Cottage Grove State Bank heist. Judge Zeuch set bond at $20,000 as part of the arraignment for the man identified as part of a four member group.
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National Conference of Social Work to Meet in Denver
The National Conference of Social Work vows its 53rd annual meeting in Denver from June 10 to 17 drawing about 3590 delegates from the United States Canada Mexico Cuba Hawaii and the Philippines. William Parker secretary announced from advance registrations. Officials in health charities institutions and social service will discuss welfare problems across seven days of sessions.
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Denver
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United States
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Ruth Circle Monthly Meeting At First Christian Church
The Ruth Circle of the Women's Council will hold a regular monthly meeting in the church parlors on Friday afternoon at 2 50. All members are urged to attend.
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Mission Circle to Meet at Christian Church
The Young Ladies Mission Circle of the church will meet Friday at 6 pm. Dinner will be served by the Tate Division and the program will be given by the Jordan Division, with full attendance desired.
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Recordus Men Make the Best Husbands
A University of California south ern branch survey of 595 co eds found modern college girls prefer husbands who are respectable yet not overly strict, with decorum toward life and institutions. Desired traits include an income of at least $250 monthly and career advancement prospects. Preference given to a professional car business man who can discuss topics beyond his trade and who hails from a large family.
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Los Angeles
University of California, Southern Branch
Civic Education Department
Fire rear of Schell Music Store put out fast
The city fire department responded to a blaze late yesterday morning at the rear of the Schell Music Store where a pile of rubbish caught fire in some unknown manner. The flames were extinguished quickly with no injuries reported.
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Bryan to Discuss Evolution on June 10
The article notes William Jennings Bryan plans to retire from lecturing to write memoirs, possibly after the Tennessee evolution trial in Dayton. Gov. Austin Peay defends evolution as basic, while Prof. James Moffat observes British view. Carlton plans to host 5,000 visitors. defense seeks postponement due to harvest.
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Clarksville
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Davis Trial to Be Held in September
In Topeka, Kansas, June 4, the postponement of ex-governor Jonathan M. Davis and his son Russell Davis on bribery charges was agreed by opposing counsel in Shawnee county district court. The trial is moved to the September docket due to a crowded schedule.
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Paul Heinz
Strawberries Push Carthage Growers to Record Profits
Carthage Missouri growers report strawberry shipments totaling over 480600 in gross returns for the season. Net receipts exceed 60000 after picking and packing costs, with forty carloads handled by the local association. Despite frost damage the crop set a record for high prices and profits.
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Carthage Strawberry Growers
Goodyear Tires Highlighted by Beisinger Motor Co
Beisinger Motor Co touts Goodyear tires for dependable service and long mileage. Claims they are the safest cheapest and best tires in America today. Invites customers to ask Goodyear users about performance.
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