Resident Brown Hurt When Dodge Upsets Near Tipton
Jesse T. Brown of this city was seriously injured late last night when his Dodge turned over on the state highway near Tipton Missouri. He suffered a fractured left arm and severe body cuts and bruises while pinned beneath the car. Passersby freed him after about an hour and he was taken home for recovery. Brown claimed a stuck gasoline feed caused the crash as he drove back from Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse T. Brown
Tipton
Brown
Sedalia
Mr. Brown
Mace Departs for Democratic National Convention in Houston
Charles G. Mace, a district delegate to the Democratic National Convention, left last night for Houston where the gathering will convene this Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Mace
Houston
Lone Star State
Strauss Granted Writ, Freed From Missouri State Prison
Missouri Supreme Court en banc orders release of Fred Strauss, convict in Jackson County who had been paroled in 1927, then reincarcerated for remaining in Jefferson City. The ruling finds the Governor and state board lacked authority to determine parole violation, not ruling on constitutionality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Strauss
Missouri Penitentiary
Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
W. T. Ragland
Strauss
State Prison Board
Jackson County
Cole County
Supreme Court
State Penal Board
Dr. E. L. Meads Visits City on Business
Dr. E. L. Meads of Bonnets Mill, a former resident, was a business visitor in the city yesterday. Arthur Colley of St. s is visiting friends and relatives here. Miss Alice Parker left yesterday for Monte Neo Arkansas for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Meads
Bonnets Mill
Arthur Colley
St. S
Alice Parker
Monte Neo, Ark
Sister Mary Dora Died in Wisconsin Convent
Sister Mary Dora formerly Miss Mary Shain of Jefferson City died Wednesday at Notre Dame Convent Elm Grove Wisconsin after a brief heart illness. Survived by three brothers and five sisters, with funeral at Elm Grove Saturday morning.
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Mary Dora
Mary Shain
Jefferson City
Notre Dame
Elm Grove
Wisconsin
Dora
John Skain
Richard Skain
San Francisco
Ed Skain
Oakland
California
Julia
Effie Skain
George Luce
T. H. Huntington
Kate Skain
Kansas City
Julia Skain
Local marksmen shine at Jefferson City Gun Club shoot
F. E. Ross, George Fifer and C. W. Spaunhorst led a strong field at the Jefferson City Gun Club weekly event with high marks. Ross topped all with 50 hits from 50, while Fifer posted 73 of 75 and Spaunhorst 46 of 50 in the main event and doubles scores featured Dallmeyer with 19 of 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Ross
George Fifer
C. W. Spaunhorst
Jefferson City
H. J. Lartonoix
Ed Unwin
W. Young
W. A. Dallmeyer
Joe Kuster
Will Dixon
Bakers Daughter to Open State Park
Mary Elizabeth Baker daughter of Governor Sam A Baker will signal the opening and dedication on July 16 of a 6000 acre state park near Patterson Wayne County named for her father. Governor Baker Dwight Brown and Missouri Ozarks Chamber of Commerce join in ceremonies with bands and a flag raising to announce public access and a ode to a notable park in the middle west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Baker
Sam A. Baker
Patterson
Wayne County
Miss Baker
Missouri Ozarks Chamber of Commerce
Game and Fish Department
Governor Baker
Dwight Brown
Middle West
Condition of Ben Schroer Improves After Illness
A well known local resident Ben Schroer who collapsed while delivering produce at 515 E. Mc Carty Street was treated at home and reported in satisfactory condition. He suffered a hemorrhage and was rushed by ambulance but is not considered seriously ill and should recover in a few days.
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Ben Schroer
Tuberculosis Association Holds Conference Here
Officers and directors of the Cole County Tuberculosis Association met in Jefferson City with Miss Virginia Troupe of the Missouri Tuberculosis Association. Attendees included A. A. Speer W. M. Oaker son Henry Guhleman W. F. Knox and others as plans aim to expand personnel and strengthen local health work with a two representative per town nurse approach and a conference anticipated in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole County Tuberculosis Association
Jefferson City
County Association
Cole
Tuberculosis Association
Hetty Joach
Army Drive Passes 14000 Mark In Salvation Army Campaign
The Jefferson City drive for the Salvation Army Home reaches 14096.71 with 1985.50 in new gifts. Campaign chairman A Linxwiler asks leaders to bring in pledges and complete gifts to the Chamber of Commerce at 221 Madison Street as volunteers push to finish the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Army
Jefferson City
Chamber of Commerce
A. Linxwiler
Linxwiler
Louise Barrett Sues for Divorce in Cole County
Mrs Louise Barrett filed a divorce suit in Cole County Circuit Court alleging Desertion by her husband after January 1924 marriage and July 1924 separation. Attorney Nike G Sevier represents her. The case set for the next term's hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Barrett
Cole County
Nike G. Sevier
Mrs Ernst Simonsen Visits Sedalia With Friends
Mrs Ernst Simonsen travels to Sedalia for a social visit staying with nearby friends and relatives during her stay.
Wheat Crop on Bauman Farm Is Harvesting
Wheat in Cole county nears harvest with Ed Bauman near Elston claiming first crop ready for initial cutting. Workers began cutting and shocking at the Bauman farm as rains and Missouri River levels affect harvest timing across the Callaway bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole County
Ed Bauman
Highway No. 50
Elston
Bauman
Missouri
Callaway Bottom
Salvation Army to Build New Los Angeles Home
Blueprints showing city sites were sent to Col. William Andrews in St. Louis for review by the Chicago Salvation Army property board. Upon approval, the local Advisory Board will buy the site and transfer title to the Salvation Army. Construction is expected to start within three months so the home is ready before winter. Mrs. C. R. Dargh of Parsons, Kansas visits J. E. Walker and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Andrews
Andrews
St. Louis
The
Salvation Army
Chicago
Chicago Board
Sam Blair Visits Friends in St. Louis
Sam Blair travels to St. Louis to visit friends and relatives, staying for several days. He plans to reconnect with family and local contacts while taking in the city.
Missouri Weather Update Toward Osage River Area
Partly cloudy conditions noted with a possible local temperature change. From Lexington to the Osage mouth temperatures likely fall, Hermann sees little change then drop, below Hermann rise for 24 hours to about 30.5 degrees at St. Charles before falling, Osage flow expected to decline.
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Missouri
Lexington
Hermann
St. Charles
Ft. Change
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Boonville
Warsaw
Obccola Oereeerssemenen
Tuscumbia
Hermann Oe Ecsmine
Taxi Driver Accused in Home Assault
City Attorney James T. Blair Jr. filed assault and battery charges in police court against W Neeley a local cab driver. He allegedly attacked Dorothy Schute a visitor at the Neeley residence striking her and forcing her to leave. A warrant was issued and arraignment expected in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Blair, Jr
W. Neeley
Dorothy Schute
Neeley
Miss Schute
City Blind Workers Return From Missouri Institute
The Missouri Commission for the Blind conducted its most successful two week summer institute in St. Louis sponsored by Lions Clubs. Home teachers and prospective home teachers from nine Missouri cities learned occupational instruction and theory with benefits for their work. Miss Marie Busch and O E Jones attended from this city and an airplane ride from Lambert Field was a highlight. After the institute Mr Jones, superintendent of the School for the Blind, visited Maries county.
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Missouri Commission For the Blind
St. Louis
Lions Clubs
Missouri
Marie Busch
O. E. Jones
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Joplin
Hannibal
DeSoto
Springfield
Cape Girardeau
Lambert Field
Miss Busch
Mr. Jones
Jones
School For the
Maries County
Dubinsky Stock Co to Present What Price Glory in Capital City
The Dubinsky Brothers Stock Company returns to Capital City this Sunday with two shows of What Price Glory at Jefferson Theater. Abe Slick Rosewall leads the all star cast. Manager Barney Dubinsky says the company’s production is among the best yet in this city, following film purchases in Kansas City of Wings The Wedding March and Dirigible for the 1928-29 season.
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Dubinsky
Mrs N L R Taylor Visits Sister in City
Mrs. N L R Taylor of Kansas City is visiting her sister Mrs Les iter S Parker in town for a stay.
Fulton Held for Higher Court on Theft Charge
Herman Fulton, a youth from outside Jefferson City, waived preliminary to face Cole County Circuit Court for feloniously passing a $20 worthless check to Parks and Wadley Furniture. He admitted more numerous bad checks in Kansas and Missouri and said he lived by theft. He will be arraigned Saturday. prosecutors plan to notify his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Fulton
Jefferson City
Cole County
John G. Leslie
Parks and Wadley Furniture
Fulton
Kansas
Cole
Hygiene classes organized in four county vicinities
Miss Hettie Joach county hygiene director announces four hygiene classes in Taos Osage Bend Wardsville and Russellville with eight lessons each. Each class has ten or more girls aged twelve and over studying home care of the sick and infant care. The program follows State Board of Health and Red Cross outlines and shows strong interest and potential benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie Joach
Taos
Osage Bend
Wardsville
Russellville
State Board of Health
Red Cross Society
Caulfield Republicans Organize Goveror Club in City
About seventy five Republicans many state capitol or prison employees organized a Caulfield for Governor Club last night at the county courthouse. A E Blaser was chosen president with Mrs Roy Godsey secretary M R Buersmeyer treasurer and Oscar Raithel vice president. A four member steerage committee includes Dr Austerheide Ed A Favier Ben H Linhardt and Mrs Joseph Engelbrecht. Neil Walker named publicity director. Senator W C Irwin and J A Poetter addressed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court House
A. E. Blaser
Roy Godsey
M R. Buersmeyer
Oscar Raithel
Austerheide
Ed A. Favier
Ben H.linhardt
Joseph Engelbrecht
Neil Walker
W. C. Irwin
J. A. Poetter
Christian Church Scout Troop meeting and badge ceremony
Scout Troop 3 of Christian Church met in the church basement last night. Games were played and refreshments served after. All Tenderfoot Scouts received their badges at the church service last Sunday evening. The meeting closed with taps played by bugler Clark Short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Tenderfoot
Stadler
Clark Short
Fire at Nentwig Lumber Yard Put Out With No Damage
Firefighters extinguished a small blaze at the Nentwig Lumber Yard early yesterday morning. There was no damage reported and no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nentwig
Boy Suffers Broken Leg In Accident
Leo Rothove a Benn youth suffered a broken right leg and injuries after a Ford struck the bicycle he was riding at East Avenue and Adams Street. He was treated by a physician and later moved to a hospital in serious condition. An investigation by Attorney Nike G. Sevier was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Rothove
Ben
Benn
East Avenue
Adams Street
Mt 4
Young Rothove
Tim
Ford
Adama
Leo
Schneider
Missouri swears in Gentry as attorney general
North Todd Gentry of Neosho is sworn in as Missouri attorney general by Chief Justice R F Walker to fill the late W W Guay’s term. Shartel of Neosho is sworn in as general counsel earlier, marking the first succession since 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Todd Gentry
Missouri Supreme Court
W. W. Guay
R. F. Walker
Shartel
Neosho
Missouri
Gentry
Gove A A. Baker
Gram
Genet
Gov
Baker
Robe Otto
Sceed Otto
Otto
Suce Gentry
Jesse W. Bai
Gent
Local youths return from 4000 mile motor tour
Artie Koester Bud Schulte Bennie Richey, well known men of the Capital Cuy, completed a 4000 mile motor tour visiting many points across Kansas Colorado Texas Oklahoma. The boys toured several states and landmarks during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie Koester
Bud Schulte
Bennie Richey
Cuy
Kansas
Colo Bom
Texas
Oklahoma
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Jess Brown
State
Wis
Capitol City
Ernst Simonsen
L. A
Mrs. C. R. Dargh
Parsons, Kan
J. E. Walker
Sam Blair
Blair
W Neeley
Dorothy Schulte
Big Institute
Dubinsky Stock CO
Leslie
East
Caulfield Club
Christian Church Scout
Succaoteiial
Graves Shartel
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