Mothers and Daughters Banquet At Central Hotel
Two hundred mothers and daughters are expected to attend the Mother and Daughter banquet Friday evening at the Central Hotel in Jefferson City. Organized by the Older Boys and Girls Council, the event aims to strengthen mothers and daughters ties in Cole county. Prize awards go to the mother with the most daughters and to the oldest mother. tickets are $1 from listed organizers.
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Central Hote
Older Boys and Girls Council
Jefferson City
Cole County
R H. Dallmeyer
J. D. Limtsay
Holtschneider Rites in St Charles Today
Funeral services for Charles Holtschneider, former Jefferson City resident, will be held in St Charles this afternoon after he died yesterday morning at his son Louis home in St Louis. He had heart disease and it is believed a heart attack followed a fall. He is survived by his wife Lottie Zuber and two sons Louis of St Louis and Joe of Springfield.
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Jefferson City
St. Louis
Louis
St. Charles
Holtschneider
Lottie Zuber
Joe
Springfield
Porter to be named on service board
Gov Baker announced plans to appoint James H Porter of St Louis as a member of the public service commission to replace F E Bean who will retire. The move gives St Louis one seat on the body and follows the resignation of Andrew J O Reilly earlier.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Baker
James H. Porter
Public Service Commission
FE. J. Bean
De-Soto
Bean
Commission
St. ‘Louis
Andrew J. O'Reilly
History of Old Missouri Securities Reveals Civil War Debacle
State Treasurer C. Stephens recalls a Civil War era episode where certificates issued to pay for supplies and services in Missouri were declared valueless by a constitutional provision. Mrs. Harold R. Kirby of Texas presented nearly $9,988 in face value certificates signed by Governor Silas Woodson from 1875. Authorities note thousands of such certificates existed, with no reliable method to separate legal from illegal ones, prompting the constitutional ban.
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Missouri
C. . Stephens
Congress
Harold R. Kirby
Texas
Silas Woodson
Washington
Uni
A. J. Crafton
Stephens
Kirby
Miss Minnie Baker Enrolls at State Teachers College
Miss Minnie Baker of Linn departed yesterday for Warrensburg to attend the State Teachers College, heading to start her studies and join fellow students.
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Margaret Moore
Ruby Daily
Wainwright
State Teachers College
Warrensburg
Minnie Baker
Linn
State Teachers’ College
Mechanics repair giant dirigible in New Jersey
Mechanics speed repairs on the dirigible Los Angeles at Lakehurst New Jersey hoping for Washington orders to resume flight to Minnesota. Repairs expected to take 2 to 4 days after engine trouble and a 37 mile headwind forced diversion, while 100000 cubic feet of helium were released to aid landing.
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Los Angeles
Minnesota
Associated Press
Lake Hurst
N. J
Washington
Dirigible
Ohio
W. Steere
Steele
Eleven Killed As Coal Cars Overturn In Indiana
Eleven railroad workers, seven white and five Black, were killed when two coal cars overturned near Converse, Indiana. About 100 tons of coal crushed them as they lay beneath the locomotive tender. five others were seriously hurt. Some victims were taken to Marion, others to Wabash hospital. Official casualty lists revised earlier fears of higher death toll.
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Associated Press
Peru
Ind
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Converse
Marion
Wabash
Theatres Showcasing Mickey McBan in Hot Water at Miller Theatre
Theatres feature Mickey McBan star of Hot Water with Harold Lloyd at the Miller Theatre. The Spokane born child actor is the world’s youngest Amateur Athletic Union member and a champion swimmer. Mickey began swimming as a babe, trained under a coach, and won five medals in coast meets before acting in forty six films. In this film he plays Lloyd’s mischievous little brother in a story of marital foes and happiness.
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Harold Lloyd
Miller Theatre
Amateur Athletic Union
Pacific Coast
Mickey
Spokane
Lloyd
Jobyna Tulston
Josephine Crowell
Charles Stevenson
Little Mickey
Jolly Roger Flown Over Pacific by Peter Pan Crew
The pirate flag flew from a sixteenth century ship used in the Peter Pan film aboard the vessel carrying Betty Bronson and the cast from Los Angeles to Santa Cruz Island. The ship and crew visited Santa Cruz for exterior scenes as Gem Theatre screens the movie for three days.
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Panama
Betty Bronson
James M. Barrie
Herbert Brenon
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Los Angeles
San Pedro
Peter Pan” Company
Santa Cruz Island
Herbert Breton
Ernest Torrence
Cyril Chadwick
Virginia Brown Faire
Anna May Wong
Peter Pan
Willis Goldbeck
Gem Theatre
Suitor throws acid on girl sweetheart
Chicago June 8 Joseph Cappel a jealous suitor threw acid on Marie Krautzach when she returned home last night with another man. Cappel, upon arrest, said she had broken an engagement with him. The girl was painfully burned.
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Joseph Cappel
Marie Krautzach
Cappel
Schauwecker Pandal at Koeltztown Wednesday
Funeral services for schauwecker pandal, a well known Koeltztown resident aged 75, will be held Wednesday at 9 in the Catholic church of the village. He died yesterday morning and leaves many friends in Cole County to mourn his passing.
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Doe Schauwecker
U' Koeltztown
Schauwecker
Cote
Returns Home From Springfield Convention
Mr and Mrs Cecil Case and Mr and Mrs S L Engelbrecht returned Sunday from Springfield Missouri where they attended the 34th annual session of Missouri Grand Council of United Commercial Travelers of America They report the session was well attended and productive A H Harlock of Nevada Missouri was chosen to succeed Harry B Frye of St Louis as Grand Counselor for the next year Case is Senior Counselor and Engelbrecht Past Counselor They were joined by W B Elder and family from this city The next annual session will be held in St Louis on June 4 and 5 next year.
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S. Ll. Engelbrecht
Springfield
Missouri
Grand Council
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Americ
A. H. Harlock
Nevada
Harry B. Frye
St. Louis
Case
Engelbrecht
Jefferson City
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Sth
Railroad Man Theo dore ckenfelt Killed at Crossing
Theodore ckenfelt, a railroad worker from St Joseph, was struck and killed by a freight train at a street crossing in the city today, authorities report.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Theodore Ckenfelt
Administrator's Notice for Oscar TD Bryant Estate
Letters of Administration on the estate of Oscar TD Bryant deceased were granted on May 10 1924 by the Probate Court of Cole County Missouri. All persons with claims must exhibit within six months. if not, they may be precluded from benefits. If claims are not exhibited within one year, they shall be forever barred. Homer Bryant is administrator, Attest Judge of Probate.
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Tryant
Cole
Tidday
Homer Bryant
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