Clyde Green Convicted in Osage Court
A jury in Osage county circuit court found Clyde Green of Osage City guilty of violating the state game and fish law by fishing with hoop nets. He was fined $15 and costs after a daylong trial. Green testified that the nets kept fish in after trot lines. witnesses testified for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage County
Linn
Clyde Green
Osage City
Osage
Green
Louis Henry
Raymond Hagener
Merle Green
Cole County
John P. Peters
Meyerhardt
State Game and Fish Department
Ed Dowell
Nichols Praises Jefferson City Growth During Missouri Visit
J B Nichols president of the Bristow Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce praised Jefferson City's growth and building program during a visit to Missouri's capital. He enjoyed touring the city and a gallery of paintings and commended local business leaders. Nichols traveled with Mrs Nichols and H M Shelby of Miller Missouri on a vacation tour through the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
J. B. Nichols
Chamber of Commerce
Bristow
Oklahoma
Missouri
Nichols
Chambers of Commerce
H. M. Shelby
Miller, Mo
Girl Scouts Plan Outing at State Park
The Girl Scouts of Jefferson City plan a Friday evening gathering at 6:30 at the State Park. A record attendance is hoped for as leaders in girl scout activities in the county prepare an interesting program with addresses by prominent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Jefferson City
State Park
Henry Smith and Son Return from Kansas City Visit
Henry Smith and his son Herbert have returned from a recent visit in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Smith
Herbert
Kansas City
Mayberry Fined in Assault Case
Church Mayberry, a local Black resident, pleaded guilty to assaulting his divorced wife Nadine White and friend Lucille Clark at the Mayberry Hotel on Lafayette Street. He was fined five dollars with costs, sentenced to six months in jail, and granted a stay of execution on the jail term. Prosecutor Nile G. Sevier arrested him after the complaint filed yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Mayberry
Nadine White
Lucille Clark
W. P. Smith
Mayberry
Lafayette Street
Clark
Nile G. Sevier
Frank G Harris Visits Jefferson City in Senate Run Bid
Frank G Harris a Columbia attorney visited Jefferson City to campaign for the Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor. A Boone county native and Missouri graduate, he served as Boone County prosecutor for three terms and spent two terms each in the Missouri House and Senate. Harris cited his legislative experience as qualification to preside over the state senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Harris
Columbia
Jefferson City
Harris
Boone County
State Teachers’ College At
Kirksville
University of Missouri At Columbia
House of Representatives
State Senate
Missouri Assembly
Chandler Held for High Court
J. R. Chandler bound over to Cole County Circuit Court after a preliminary hearing. He faces a felony check charge for issuing four bogus checks to Ike Williams on a Russellville bank in late May and is expected to plead guilty with a penitentiary sentence likely. He is already serving six months in the county jail on a worthless check case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Chandler
Cole County
W. P. Smith
Henry J. Westhues
Chandler
Nike G. Sevier
Ike Williams
Russellville
W G Harlan Heads Cole Osage Mail Carriers
The rural letter carriers of Cole and Osage counties held their annual convention at Schuberts Sunday. W G Harlan of Centertown was elected president, Wm Mandel of Linn vice president, and C A Thomas of Elston secretary. Delegates to the Lebanon state convention July 13 14 were named, with Duke Goodall of Jefferson City as delegate at large. The women's auxiliary organized to work with the carriers. A noon dinner and social followed, with visitors J H Hamilton and J E Harrison among about twenty five carriers and families present.
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Cole
Osage Counties
Schuberts
Lebanon
W. G. Harlan
Centertown
Wm. Mandel
Linn
C. A. Thomas
Elston
Duke Goodall
Jefferson City
J. H. Hamilton
J. E. Harrison
Fulton, Mo
Former Capital City Resident Dies in St. Louis
Mrs. Jesse Owsley a longtime Jefferson City resident died yesterday morning in St. Louis after a several week illness. Aged 58 she was born in Cole County and moved to St. Louis about ten years ago. Survived by husband and two sons Charles and John both of St. Louis. Funeral services will be in St. Louis Thursday afternoon with burial there.
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Jesse Owsley
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Chamber of Commerce tours Jefferson City plants
Directors and bureau chairs of the Chamber of Commerce visited Gundelfinger Wood Products and Ne-Hi Bottling Company after a luncheon at the Missouri hotel. The tour showcased decoy ducks camp chairs steamer chairs and other wood products while emphasizing the goal of promoting local industry among Jefferson City residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gundelfinger Wood Products Company
Ne-Hi Bottling Company
Jefferson City
Chamber of Commerce
Missouri Hotel
Gundelfinger
Hays
C. of C
Wood Products Company
M. P. Station
Wm. R. Tweedie
Oliver Bassman
J. L. Beck
Hugo Busch
E. W. Decker
W. L. Hager
A. Linxwiler
Wm. B. Malone
D. M. Oberman
Chester J. Pollock
Paul A. Schaefer
Cliff G. Scruggs
John M. Sommerer
A. A. Speer
Hugh Stephens
Ben Czarlinsky
Carl F. Schultz
T. L. Price
Wm. F. Knox
C. C. Carson
Homer Talbot
Rooms Sought for Baptist Delegates Meet
Chamber of Commerce issued a call for listing rooms for rent for the Missouri B Y P U meeting today and Thursday. Those with rooms should call 438 or 5050 this morning 8:30 to noon with name location number of rooms and price per room per night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young People’s Union
First Baptist Church
Missouri B. Y. P. U
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Two Women Escape From Missouri Penitentiary
Two convict women escaped from Farm No 1 the women’s quarters near the Missouri penitentiary and fled a prison guard posse. Maude Ruffin 17 and Dolly Darwin 28 were later captured and returned, with conflicting reports over which group recovered them and who claimed a state reward.
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Maude Ruffin
Dolly Darwin
Schuberts
Missouri Penitentiary
St. Charles County
Jackson County
State Penitentiary
Schubert Brothers
Raithel
St. Louis
George Wilson
John Nilges
Osage City
Schubert Boys
Peters Conducts Probe Into Death of Basil Richardson
David W. Peters, a local attorney, returned from Battle Creek Michigan after investigating the accidental death of Basil Richardson formerly of Jefferson City. The inquiry sought a missing pocketbook containing 1000 dollars taken by a couple who arrived at the scene and were later sought by Michigan authorities for possible charges.
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David W. Peters
Battle Creek
Michigan
Basil Richardson
Jefferson City
Peters
Richardson
Missouri Weather Outlook Wednesday to Thursday
Generally fair weather expected in Missouri on Wednesday and Thursday with cooler conditions on Wednesday and in the southeast portion on Thursday.
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Missouri
River Flood Forecast For Missouri River Region
The Osage above Tuscumbia will fall while the area at and below it changes little for 24 hours then falls. The Missouri below Lexington will fall, except in the Hermann reach where it stays the same for 24 hours and the St. Charles reach where it rises for 24 hours longer.
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St. Joseph
Kansas City
Boonville
Hermann
Osbcoo A Oo Cceemena
Warsaw Wae
Tuscumbia
Missouri
Lexington
Hermann Reach
St. Charles
Mulvaney Found Guilty in Osage Court
A jury in Osage County Circuit Court at Linn found David Mulvaney of Chamois guilty of assaulting Jefferson City attorney Curtis Quimby. Quimby testified he was struck during a dispute over a business proposition. Mulvaney was fined $5 with over $50 costs after a short deliberation with witnesses supporting Quimby.
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Osage County
Linn
David Mulvaney
Chamois
Curtis Quimby
Jefferson City
Mulvaney
Mr. Quimby
Quimby
Sal Army drive reaches ten thousand in local pledges
Campaign headquarters report total contributions for Salvation Army building at Army Hall reached 10,880.25 dollars as of yesterday evening. donors include Claude Bartlett George Dudenhoeffer Kaullen Mer Co Fairview Meat Market Standard Drug Co Joop Noc y and others with many $2 to $26 gifts. Further gifts expected from special gifts committee and division one donors.
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Salvation Army
Claude Bartlett
George Dudenhoeffer
Kaullen Mer, Co
Fairview Meat Market
Standard Drug Co
Coomnnunnman
Joop. Nqcy Cccnenacerenenenanrnimmumn
H. C. Easton
Myron E. Davis
John W. Rea
G. T. Callender
A. P. Morrison
O. E. Coyne
J. A. Greig
H. J. Wade
J. M. Smith
D. H. Robinson
J. T. Pace
J. W. Stewart
H. M. Noel
E. F. Cathers
A. B. Coe
P. J. Neff
B. F. Wilson
C. D. Jeffers
C. J. Smith
C. H. House
C. R. White
D. A. Madden
C. Jacques
W. B. Wood
J. S. Quinn
Joseph Schrader
M. A
Murphy
Jas. P
Payne
J. T
Koch
C. S
Walker
J. S
Lister
C. H
Percival
8. C
Engelbrecht
E. J
Russell
A. C
Hart
Recital at Missouri Hotel Features Local Children
Cleo Smith Gray and Dorothy Roberts dance pupils present a children’s recital at 8 p m Friday June 15 at the Missouri Hotel. Participants include young artists from Lehman Russellville Centertown Marion and Hartsburg with public invited. Frank Weber returns from Meta Missouri business trip.
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Cleo Smith Gray
Dorothy Roberts
Missouri Hotel
Lehman
Russellville
Centertown
Marion
Hartsburg
Jefferson City
Mellon Backs Dawes as Vice Presidential Pick
Secretary Mellon urged Dawes as a logical successor to Hoover on the Republican ticket. Dawes gained support from Senator Borah and other party leaders amid a crowded field of potential nominees. Hoover’s preference remained unclear as nominations moved toward completion.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Dawes
Mellon
Nebraska
Henry W. Anderson
Virginia
William J. Donovan
New York
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Assault Charge Against F Reed at Eugene Dance
Prosecuting Attorney Nike G SeVier filed a common assault charge in Justice Roberts court against Fred Reed of Jefferson City. Complainant Frank Norfleet 18 says Reed attacked him without cause at a Bass dance last Saturday night. Case to be disposed of in Eugene this morning.
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Nike G. Sevier
Justice Roberts
Eugene
Fred Reed
Jefferson City
Reed
Frank Norfleet
Bass
First Baptist Church at Henley Progresses Toward July Completion
Work on the First Baptist church at Henley advances with wall construction to start this week. The building aims to be ready for occupancy by late July after being organized about a year ago with forty members. Rev. C. E. Hedrick serves as pastor as services have been held in a Henley house and the Hoskins home two miles north. Services are planned for Sunday June 17 with a morning program and a basket lunch on the grounds. Public invited.
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First Baptist
Henley
C. E. Hedrick
F. W. Hoskins
Doctor Mansur attends national medical convention in Minneapolis
Dr. E. E. Mansur, a well known local physician, is in Minneapolis this week for the annual National Medical Association convention. He will spend several days at the Mayo Brothers hospital in Rochester, Minnesota, before returning home.
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E. E. Mansur
Minneapolis
Minnesota
National Medical Association
Mayo Brothers’ Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Nomination of Cabinet Member Is Held Certain
Kansas City dispatch reports at the Republican national convention Hoover supporters move to confirm his nomination with a first ballot majority in sight. Delegates from Mellon Pennsylvanian Idaho New Jersey and Bay State factions rally while protest votes fade. The crowd's mood shifts from protest to confident expectation as the opening session proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Mellon
Idaho
Borah
William Butler
Coolidge
New Jersey
Demini
Jim Watson
Sis
Eto
Jner
Mme. Schumann-Hel
Two Oklahoma Hikers En Route to Flint Michigan
Lee Marie and Frank McCall from Stillwater Oklahoma arrived in Jefferson City while traveling to Flint Michigan. They hoped to ride by auto with a tourist they met, claiming to hike in name only. The pair dressed in men's clothing and spoke eagerly about the country they would see on their summer journey.
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Oklahoma
Lee Marie
Frank McCall
Jefferson City
Flint
Michigan
Stillwater
Burnett to Close His Uptown Store
John I. Burnett announces the closure of his clothing and sporting goods shop on High Street to devote time to prison board duties. A closing out sale will dispose of the entire stock. Justice John G. Leslie was a business visitor in Linn yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Burnett
Burnett
State Prison Board
John G. Leslie
Linn
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Cole Mail Carriers
Capital City
Wilson
Nilges
Fey
Army Hall Drive
Cleo Gray
Frank Weber
Meta, Mo
F. Reed
Baptist Church
Pennsylvania
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