Man Pleads for Clemency After Disturbing Peace Charge
George Hanna itinerant peddler faced Justice John G. Leslie after entering the Ortmeyer home without knocking and frightening Mrs Anna Ortmeyer and Miss Regina Ortmeyer. He begged for mercy claiming to support six children in St Louis, but was fined 1 dollar and costs totaling 15.70. He offered to pay 14.50 and then tossed five quarters to the judge saying keep the extra nickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hanna
John G. Leslie
Anna Ortmeyer
Regina Ortmeyer
Jefferson City
Hanna
Ortmeyer
Withaup
St. Louis
Leslie
Four Cars In City Collision Reported Yesterday
Police report two separate accidents on West McCarty street. P. Eveler’s Maxwell touring car and Mrs. Mat Wymore’s Dodge coupe collided. both drivers unharmed. A second crash at Mulberry and McCarty damaged two other vehicles. drivers unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Eveler
West Miller Street
Mat Wymore
West McCarty Street
Erhardt
Eldracher
Eveler
McCarty
Maxwell
Dodge
Mulberry
McCarty Street
Popp
Bock
Miss Evelyn Case Visits Osage City Relatives
Miss Evelyn Case of Osage City is visiting relatives in town, staying with family and catching up with familiar faces during a short respite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Case
Osage City
Flag Day Observance Urges Display Of Old Glory
Today June 14 is Flag Day a national holiday authorized by Congress. War Mothers of Jefferson City and local patriotic groups urge businesses to fly Old Glory during proper hours to honor the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of the
United States
War Mothers of
Jefferson City
J C Pistol Club Holds Weekly Revolver Shoot
The Jefferson City Rifle and Pistol Club held its regular weekly revolver shoot at the Bald Hill road range. Scores out of 100 at 25 yards included Carl Kelsay 85 H Grisham 82 A Oechsle 78 P Oechsle 78 H K Little 72 and W Elliott 54 as interest in club tournaments grows toward a record attendance at the next event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Judge Winston Seeks Re election to Montana Third Judicial District
Judge George B. Winston, Jefferson City native and long time jurist, filed for Republican nomination for re election as judge of Montana’s third judicial district. Serving since 1904 he is the oldest state judge and was youngest at both constitutional conventions. He has faced opposition only twice, most recently unopposed last election. Friends and admirers in Jefferson City wish him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M . Standard
George B. Winston
Jefferson City
Chas. A. Winston
Third Judicial Circuit
Montana
Third Judicial District
Helena
Winston
D. H. Morgan
Welling
New Trial Ordered in Lyde Green Case
Judge R A Breuer granted a new trial to Clyde Green of Osage City who was convicted in Osage county for fishing with hoop nets under state game and fish laws. He was fined 15 dollars and costs after a county jury verdict. Ben Patten's statutory case at Linn was postponed due to his illness from a recent automobile accident near Freeburg. Don Case returned to the Capital City after weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Breuer
Clyde Green
Osage City
Osage County
Linn
Green
Ben Patten
Freeburg
Fake Escape Report Triggers Russellville Search
A supposed sighting of two escaped Missouri convicts near Russellville, Cole County, set off rapid police activity in the Capital City and county village. Deputy Withaup and Prosecuting Attorney Sevier organized a posse before residents disclosed the report was a joke, as locals claimed masked Lions Club members from Jefferson City sparked the alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Russellville
Cole
Here
Withaup
Leslie Rudolph
State Penitentiary
Nike G. Sevier
Jefferson City
Lions Club
Hannibal Sussellville
Liberty
Salvation Army Building Fund Reaches $11080.25 Total
Subscriptions delivered to campaign headquarters boosted the Salvation Army building fund to 11080.25. The largest gift was 50.00 from Cole County Abstract Company with contributions also from The Macabees Tent No. 20 and J Phillip Hess. Division 4 reports ample funds yet to be secured, having oversubscribed its 2000 quota last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Building Fund
Cole County Abstract Company
Macabees
J. Phillip Hess
Bank
Mrs Will Bryant Pleads Guilty to Disturbing the Peace
Mrs Will Bryant, a prominent county resident, pleaded guilty in the city police court to disturbing the peace of Christ P Gerber. She was fined 1 and costs, paid the amount, and was freed of all charges. The complaint dated May 17 alleged an insult during a conversation. a trial had been postponed due to her illness. Mr and Mrs Gus Trippensee returned from St Louis and Mrs Emmett P North of St Louis visited here this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bryant
Bryant
Orin Shaw Weds Exie Hume in Kansas City
Orin H. Shaw member of the Workmen's Compensation Commission and Jefferson City resident married Exie Hume of Kansas City last Saturday in Kansas City. Exie Torbett, reared in Columbia, attended Christian College. The couple honeymoon in St. Louis and will return to Jefferson City soon. Friends extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin H. Shaw
Workmen's Compensation Commission
Jefferson City
Exie Hume
Kansas City
Columbia
Exie Torbett
Christian College
Shaw
St. Louis
Final Session Of B Y P U Meeting To Be Held Today
Nearly two hundred delegates attend the seventh annual Missouri Baptist Young People's Union convention at First Baptist Church. Dr John L Hill of Nashville Tenn delivered last night's principal address Sharpening Your Vision. Annual election of officers and selecting the 1929 convention city are on today's agenda with Kansas City bidding strongly. An 6 o'clock banquet closes the day in the church dining quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tve
The
Baptist Young People’s Union of Missouri
First Baptist Church
Baptist Church
John L. Hill
Nashville
Tenn
Hill
Missouri Weather Outlook Mostly Cloudy With Showers
Mostly cloudy conditions expected in Missouri on Thursday and Friday with possible showers in the southern portion. Temperatures unlikely to change significantly across the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
River Level Outlook for Osage and Missouri Rivers
Forecasts show the Osage River dropping. The Missouri below Lexington is expected to fall except the reach from Hermann to the mouth where levels will rise 24 hours longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Lexington
Hermann
Missouri Delegation Backs Baker for VP on First Ballot
The Missouri GOP moved to unify for Governor Sam A Baker as vice president nominee. A six member Baker committee was formed to press Baker with Hoover leaders and other states. The 89 member delegation will actively support Baker with a statewide drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Speedy
Associated Press
Kansas City
Missouri
Sam A. Baker
Baker
Hoover
Dr Emmett P North Hurt In Minneapolis Mishap
Dr. Emmett P North a St Louis eye ear nose and throat specialist was knocked down by a motorcycle in Minneapolis and hurled 20 feet. He and two other physicians crossed with signals but a fast motorcycle collided. He was taken to hospital with severe bruises though no bones broken. He will return to St Louis with Mrs North once able to travel. Mrs North visits her mother Mrs Anna Tweedie. Friends wish him a full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett P. North
St. Louis
Minneapolis
National Medical Association
North
Anna Tweedie
Walz Couple Welcome 12-Pound Baby Boy
Carl Walz, Jefferson City business man and Democratic nominee for the Fourth ward, and Mrs Walz are proud parents of a 12-pound baby boy born yesterday. The father plans a political career for his son and friends extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Walz
Jefferson City
Clerk reports loss of 42 dollars near courthouse area
Miss Helen St George of the county farm bureau said she lost 42 dollars in cash late yesterday afternoon between the Trust Building and the courthouse. No trace of the money was found by late evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen St. George
County Farm Bureau
Trust
Third Day Program at Republican National Convention in Kansas City
The June 13 report outlines a busy day with platform decisions and presidential nominating speeches. The schedule lists call to order, prayer, platform presentation, national committee selection, and candidate nominations with five likely names Hoover Lowden Watson Curtis and Goff plus seconding speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prews
Kansas City
Moses
New Hampshire
Herman M. Cohen
Resolutions Committee
National Committee
Herbert Hoover
Frank O. Lowden
Watson
Indiana
Curtis
Kansas
Goff
West Virginia
Guard freed in Indianapolis after failed requisition
O N Guard, once of Jefferson City, was freed by Indianapolis authorities after Cole county officials could not obtain a return requisition from Governor Baker. The case involved a $300 promissory note signed by Mrs. C L Petit and later a $600 board bill. Local attempts to press civil charges or file bad-check accusations failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. N. Guard
Jefferson City
Indianapolis
Indiana
C. L. Petit
Cole County
Sam A. Baker
Baker
Guard
Nike G. Sevier
Gausseur to be returned to Cole county for theft charge
Louis Gausseur, once a local resident now jailed in Nebraska, will be handed to Cole county authorities to answer a charge of stealing a Willys Knight automobile from the A. E. Longenecker garage two months ago. Prosecutor Nike Q. Sevier said Nebraska has withdrawn all charges and a requisition has been filed for his return this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gausseur
Nebraska
Cole County
Willys- Knight
A. E. Longenecker
Nike Q. Sevier
Gausseur
Cole
Local Visitors Reported in City yesterday
Mayor Bowlin of California Missouri and Mrs Henry Wilfert of Osage City were listed as visitors in the city yesterday with brief reports of their local calls and engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Bowlin
California, Mo
Henry Wilfert
Osage City
Hoover Wins First Ballot Fight At Republican Convention
New York delegates signaled unity for Herbert Hoover by voting ninety on the first ballot. The gathering at Kansas City opened amid protests over farm policy as Hoover forces routed opponents 659 and a half to 399 and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hoover
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Barrer
Commerce Secretary
Platform Committee
Resolutions Committee
Fess
Theodore Roosevelt
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Fort
New Jersey
Daniel Hastings
Delaware
T. O. Ruth
Minnesota
George Moses
Hampshire
Lions to Elect New Officers at Luncheon
Lions Club to elect officers for the fiscal year starting July 1 1928 at a noon meeting Wednesday June 20 in the Missouri Hotel. Induction for new members set for Wednesday June 27 at Moreau Park and the Dallmeyer country place with ladies’ participation. A dedicated committee led by Ernest L Schneider will assist in planning the officers elects induction and ladies night event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Missouri Hotel
Moreau Park
Dallmeyer
F. B. Newham
Ernest L. Schneider
K. L. Rundberg
Sid Linkenmeyer
O. H. F. L. Dunlap
H. E. Davis
Ralls
Ben E. Duncan
Jewell Magestor Company
Laon Aeay Tech
Homer E
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. C. Pistol Club
Carl Kelsay
George Winston
Anaconda
Lyde Green
Don Case
Public Offices Division
Mrs
Gus Trippensee
Orin Shaw
Mrs. Exie
K. C
Workmen’s Compensation Commission
Convention City
St. Joseph
Boonville
Osceola
Co Eneene
Warsaw
Albert I. Beach
Cleveland A. Newton
N. T. Gentry
Bert G. Voorhees
L. Cunningham
Bolivar
E. L. Harrison
Harrisonville
E. P. North
Core
Dawes
LIONS
Moreau Lodge
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