Silver bill passes as bonus defeated in Senate
After days of debate and behind the scenes talks, the silver bill won 55 to 25 in the Senate while the cash bonus amendment failed 41 to 31. Supporters argued it would keep silver money status and limit inflation, with several Republicans joining Democrats to back the measure.
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Senate
White House
Roosevelt
Shipstead
FL. Minn
Farmer-Laborite
Carter Glass
Wirgh
Glass
Friends of the
Treasury
Thomas
Okla
Long la
Liege
Weather Missouri Daily Forecast Update
Partly cloudy and moderate temperatures expected Tuesday in Missouri. Wednesday turns unsettled and slightly warmer with showers in the western portion of the state.
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Missouri
West Portion
Howard Cook Heads Advisory Group for Missouri Commission
Howard Cook of Jefferson is named temporary chairman of the bipartisan advisory committee formed to assist the mission funding commission’s rehabilitation efforts. Robert M. Howell of Kitttsville was named secretary, with an annual salary of 32,000.
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Boward Cook
Jefferson Ois
Rman
Missouri
Unding Commission
Gov Pa
Srorn
Robert M. Howell
Kittville
Enoch Arden tale resurfaces as Chicago woman found
Nina May Crenna, a fashionable Chicago beautician long presumed dead in a drowning, turned up alive as a tavern waitress near Buffalo. Traced via a note to her mother in Bessemer Michigan, she learns her mother identified a prior drowning victim as her daughter years ago. Her husband, now remarried with two children, had believed her dead. The reunion evokes shock and mixed emotions as she contacts family.
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Buppalo
Jaume
Nina May Crenna
Chicago
Buffalo
Bessemer
Mich
Enoch Arden
Sis
Muskegon
Rainfall totals in Jefferson City reach 2.21 inches
Local report from government weather area notes 2.21 inches of rain in Jefferson City through Saturday night. Following milder weather Sunday and Monday is expected to continue, with a general drop in temperatures. William Aufderharien, 810 Broader, suffered heat stroke yesterday and was admitted to the hospital as the first heat victim of the season.
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Jefferson City
Goernment
Swift
Mercury
Wiliam Aufdercarien
Nicholas Schlegel of Stringtown Dies at Home
Nicholas Schlegel, lifelong Stringtown resident and bachelor, died yesterday at his home. He was born in Stringtown and engaged in life. Survived by Jefferson Wegner of Johnson. Funeral services set for Stringtown Wednesday afternoon.
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Nicholas Schlegel
Stringtown
Schlegel
Schiegal
Stringtorn
Fezch Ife
Defferson Wegner
Johnsown
iStringteen
Sale men arrested without city license
Two salesmen in the city faced arrest for operating without a city license. One, named Brown, was jailed after entering the city yesterday and will be arraigned in police court this morning. A second man, Henry Wee, was also arrested last night on a similar charge and confined in jail.
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J. G. Leslie
Brown
Henry Wee
Judge Leslie Back After Hospital Stay in St Louis
Judge Leslie J. G. Leslie returned to his City Hall office after several days of observation and treatment at a St. Louis hospital. Foster Wheatley has been serving as police judge in his absence.
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St. Louis
Judes J. G. Leslie
City Hall
Foster Wheatley
Leslie
Mrs. F D R Advocates World Peace at Duke Institute
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt urged world peace during a Duke University Institute on International Relations address. She called for controlling munitions manufacture and sale, abolishing offensive armed forces, and leading by example while accepting compromises for security. She emphasized humane unity, continued strong military for deterrence, and teaching youth from wartime lessons.
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Durham
X. c. Dume
United
Alsword
Roosevelt
Duke University Institute On International Relations
Tto
Amerita
Third Livestock Sale Planned for Jefferson City
The Chamber of Commerce announces the third stock sale on Saturday June 16 at the old stock yards next to Harrison Street near the ferson City Produce Company. The sale starts at 1 pm with John Sinclair preparing the new site. Farmers from at least six central Missouri counties are expected. farm equipment and parrotry will be sold, and an auctioneer fee will help cover expenses.
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Theferson City Produce Company
Harrison Street
Chamber of Commerce Committee
John Sinclair
Cities Service Company
Jefferson Street
Central Avenue
Chas.e Smith
Central Missouri
Chamber of Commerce
Jefferson Sa
Corrar
Lindbergh Tests Giant Flying Boat at Bridgeport
Lindbergh pilots a giant flying boat near Bridgeport in a noon test run with designer Igory onboard. The craft, built for Pan American Airways, maneuvers through air currents as observers from the Commerce Department watch. Lindbergh departed Mollison Airport before 4 p.m. EST. Also announces the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Frank Lueckenhof of St Thomas.
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Bridgeport
Igory
Bay Juncx
United States Department of Commerce
Pan-American Airways
Lindbergh
Mollison
New York
Frank Lueckenhof
St. Thomas
Five Victims Slain in California Quintuple Murder
A brutal quintuple slaying near San Luis Obispo last night left Joe Fazio, 45, his wife, 22 year old Sadie, their son 26, and neighbor Lena Amistani, 42, dead. Sheriff Leavitt said Peter Alosi, 50, a mill worker and family friend, was detained for questioning as bloodstained clothing was found near the scene. Witness Orin Haw reported seeing a man stab a woman with a footlong knife and flee as residents alerted authorities. The investigation centers on a possible dispute involving Alosi and Miss Fazio, with neighbors unsettled by the violence.
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Joe Fazio
Croceryman
Sadie Fazio
John Fazio
Lena Amistani
James Leavitt
Peter Alosi
Leavitt
Alosi
Leavite
Orin Haw
Pajzto
Dawes
Alesi
Fazio
Tre Romen
Fazos
Osi
Hildren
Boston
Aleri
Ixo
Cows Named in Kidnapping Ransom Case
A historic report describes a Granhem case where a man allegedly kidnapped W. W. Granem and held him for ransom after seizing cattle. The document cites a warrant charging kidnapping and confinement, with unclear details about the ransom demand and local farming practices of claiming cattle and crops damaged fees.
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Schoeniz
Granhem
W. W.granem
Schoening
Death toll in tropical storm rises in El Salvador
San Salvador reports a death toll over 2,000 after an air survey by Pan American Airways and Salvadorean officials. Coastal towns from La Libertad to La Union were hardest hit by landslides and floods from the hurricane. Lake Guija and Lake Coatepeque overflowed, destroying agriculture and presumed lives. Officials said railroad travel will be slow to resume, and relief measures include abolishing some import duties and fixing food prices.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Pan-American Airways Wireless
API
Jim
L. A. Galloway
Pan-American Air Ways
Joerps Miers
Lajibertad
la Union
Lake Guija
Lake Coatepeque
Lempa
Fire Chiefs Father Dies at Bourbon Missouri
James K Robertson aged 73 father of Fire Chief Ford Robertson died at his Bourbon Missouri home early Monday after years of declining health. He was found by family members. Survived by Ferd E Jansen Jefferson Oats widow Mrs W H Rommelman Wellington Tex Jess Robertson and Iva Woodcock Sullivan Missouri Hulda Rhagedorn M Bessie St Louis and M T Robertson Bourbon The Robertsons marked their adden wedding anniversary earlier this year at Bourbon.
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James K. Robertson
Ford
Ferd
Jansen
Jefferson ‘Oats
W. H. Rommelman
Wellington
Tex
Jess Robertson
Iva Woodcock
Sullivan
Hulda Rhagedorn
M Bessie
St. Louis
M. T Robertson
Bourbon
Robertsons
Labor Officials Meet Here Today to Discuss Inter State Relations
A meeting in this city will gather state labor commissioners and employment directors from nine states including Edna Cruzen of Michigan. Attendees include Miss Mary LeDemnington of the federal dena labor office and Stanley B. Mathews of the national reemployment offices in Washington. Also representing Wisconsin Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Town Texas Kentucky Tennessee and Missouri.
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State Labor Commission
Edna Cruzen
Kentucky
Tennessee
Missouri
Stranded treasure hunter rescued on long voyage
English treasure hunter George Cocknells was found stranded on Cats Island after a 92 day voyage of 19 000 miles toward equatorial waters aboard the yacht Stranger. Captain Fred Lewis reported the rescue as the vessel returned to San Diego. The pickup included 22 biological specimens.
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San Diego
Calif
Romantic Cats Island
Fred Lewis
Oomer
Stranger
Iin
George Cocknells
Air crashes claim dozens across regions in a day
A day of air disasters reports seventeen dead in a Catskill crash near Newark. Five fatalities followed a Pan American Grace Airways plunge into Marchiquita Bay. Lindberg tested a giant flying boat in Bridgeport. Missing men found from a mountain crash near Port of Spain. Transatlantic flights, tailspin near Altus, and cargo and passenger counts surface in scattered reports from Rome, Montreal and Newark.
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Associated Press
Debruce
Catskill
Newark
N. J. Junin
Argentina
Charles F. Lindberg
Los Andles
Bridgeport
Conn
Charles A. Lindbergh
Department of Commerce
Epaix
Trinidad
Rome
Italy
Lymond
George Pondre Sabelli
Leonardo da Vine
Altus
Oxia
Courthouse Square
Montreal
Canada
Will
Paul Codes
Maurice Rossi
New York
Joseph le Brix
N. J
TWA, Inc
Boy Rescued From Top of House by Firefighters
Fire department members responded to a call from 105 Jackson Street to rescue a boy stranded on the top of a house where he had been playing. Firemen extended a 12 foot ladder, bringing the frightened boy safely to the ground. The child, son of Mrs. Arma Bias, was reported relieved after the rescue.
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Jackson Street
Arma Bias
Raid Uncovers Untaxed Liquor Farm In Osage County
Ben Berhorst of Freeburg Missouri pleads not guilty to federal charges after agents seize about 77 percent gallons of illegal liquor at his Osage County farm. Two 1 gallon barrels and multiple containers in house held roughly 21 gallons. Bail set at 1500 dollars. Court reconvenes for proceeding and related condemnation cases tied to Lake of the Ozarks and Bagnell Dam projects.
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Ben Berhorst
Freeburg
U. S
Edna Morris
Berhorsh
Internal Revenue Department
Freburg
Osare County
Berhorst
A. L. Reaves
Bagnell Dam
Lake of the Ozarks
Authorize Sale of $5,000,000 Road Bonds
The state fund commissioners authorized the sale of 5 million dollars in road bonds to fund the highway program. Proceeds will support farm to market and other state road projects, continuing the series from the 1928 constitutional amendment. The action follows a highway commission resolution adopted in St. Louis, part of the remaining 16 million bond issue.
Heisinger Car Recovered in California Mo
An automobile owned by Julius Heisinger stolen from in front of the Heisinger home at 813 West High street was found abandoned in California Missouri after being taken late Saturday night.
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Julius Heisinger
Heisinger
W. High Street
California
U S Citizens Die In Argentina Airplane Crash
Four Americans perish when a Pan American Grace tri motor plunges into Mar Chiquita lake near Junín Argentina. Six others are injured as survivors cling to wings before rescue. Passengers include James Haley Irene Tex Samuel Eienmann Charles Lindenberg and Senora Martinez.
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Junin
Argentina
United States
Pan-American-Grace Airways
Buenos Aires
Santiago
Chile
Mar Chiquita
Here
Charles F. Lindenberg
Los Angeles
Pilote
Samuel 4
Eienmann
Teak Neck
N. J
James Haley
Irene Tex
Greig Veeder
Sonora
Maria Milla Martine
Jake
Senora Martinez
Carlos Alessandri
Alessandri
Charles E. Colorina
Lambert Pharmaceutical Company
St Louis
Mariaartines
Bissenmamm
Grace Service
Berta Hammett
Raley
TO BE ARRAIGNED AS DYER ACT VIOLATOR
Chifford Orville Booker 32 faces two indictments under the Dyer Act for transporting a stolen auto from North Salem Indiana to Columbia Missouri He was brought from Boonville by U S Deputy Marshal D B Calhoun and is to appear for a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Edna Morris Logan Freeman was found guilty in Coffeyville Kansas of possessing marijuana and narcotics the jury recommending clemency due to his disability
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Chifford Orville Booker
Boonville
U. S
D. B. Calhoun
Booker
North Salem
Ind
Columbia
Indiana
Edna Morris
Coffeyville
Kan
Logan Freeman
Freeman
Wreckage Found Of Luxurious NYC Chicago Liner In Catskills
In June a big airliner crash killed seven aboard and left the charred fuselage high on Last Chance Hill in Mongaup State Park. State troopers and locals struggled through woods by night to recover bodies and relics, signaling an emergency inquiry as wreckage lay scattered over the mountainside. Pilot Clyde Holebrook and co pilot John Barron Jr. perished near the rear, with stewardess Ada Huckeby among the dead and four passengers burned. The plane tore through dense forest during a fog storm, five miles from the nearest road, as authorities prepared to hold an inquiry.
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Debruce
New York
Chicago
Tower Catskills
Ternwood
Beav
Turnwood
W. G. Burke
Sullivan County
Hallock
Livingston
Lee Lord
Daniel E. Fox
Floyd Ackerly
Ellenville
McGaup Pond
New York City
Fox
Clyde Holebrook
John Barron, Jr
Ada Huckeby
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Poplar Bluff
Bourbon, MO
Treasure Hunter
Ocean Flyers
Osage County
Dyer
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