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Newspaper
Daily Capital News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1925
Page
2
In a Cambridge address to Harvard Alumni, Herbert S Hadley argued that educated leaders must actively serve in public life. He warned of intolerance, warned against allowing anti liberal bias to grow, and urged educated people to lead by example, curb prejudice, and shape better standards.
Prosecuting Attorney Sam Haley said charges would likely be filed against Edgar Surface, held in Boonville Missouri, for forgery in Ohio. Herman Flessa told police a man named Edgar Surface cashed a May 17 check signed by Henry Bopp of Kirkwood Missouri, marked no funds. Surface plans to fight extradition, per Detective Martin of the Columbus Ohio force. Hearing before Governor Baker set for Monday.
The program for the union church services on the steps of the state capitol was announced by the committee. The service begins at 7:21 PM with Rev. J. E. McDonald presiding, E. L. Thomas leading song, Mrs. Mary Armstrong on piano, and Mrs. W. W. Bratton on violin.
Scouts held a track meet at Camp Maries with tribes including Blackfeet Delaware Iroquois Osage Pawnee and Sioux competing in events such as 220 yard relay high jump shot put and discus Osage and Sioux dominated many events while Iroquois earned some wins. Judge Brown of Salt Lake City spoke and camp officials praised the program though the camp will close for the summer due to insufficient enrollment and plans for next year were discussed.
The piece notes differing views on sugar pricing and tariff cuts before elections, critiques Kellogg's Mexican policy and curbstone diplomacy, mentions New Jersey Republicans nominating a dry candidate, and jokes about Canada and the North Pole ownership while General Dawes persists with his speaking tour amid Senate rule controversy.
Hundreds of local families plan to seek relief from the heat at Moreau Park now operating under Frank Dallmeyer. The park is in excellent condition with timely water and a taxi service announced to meet street cars at the east end of the line for easy access today.
George Kraus spent Saturday evening with Andy Brant and wife as rain fell Monday night. Fritz Propst delivered sheep to Brazito for W. I. Norfleet and Aram Propst. Lawrence Weeks and family spent last Sunday with the Bode Brox at Osage Bend. Elmer Stockman caught a big catfish and took it to Jefferson City. Many attended the Jacob Propst funeral at Honey Creek last Friday. Mike Kraus family and Mrs John Baer of Jefferson City visited Sunday evening. John Miller laid a foundation for Nick Renk’s garage earlier in the week. Willie Hager and family from Ossage Bend visited John Meisel’s family near Osage Beach. Martin Hirschman and family and August Hirschman with Emil Hirschman and wife. H A Langkop and children returned from Boonville and Boon County. Mrs John Bolfing, Mrs Weltzer Schweitzer and Mrs Dennis Evans attended basket dinner at the Cedar City Baptist Church. O C Thompson and family returned from two-week vacation in Hutchinson Kans. Judge J G Leslie and family plan to spend Sunday in Russellville with Judge Leslie’s sister B Leslie of Meads Kans visiting.
J. F. Nienaber will prepare the barbecued meat at the Knights of Columbus picnic at the state park on the Fourth of July. Elaborate plans are being made for the celebration.
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