Four Escape From Franklin County Jail in Missouri
Four inmates escaped from the Franklin County jail in Union by sawing bars and dropping to the ground with an improvised rope. They boarded a freight train bound for St. Louis. Fugitives: George Manion 18 Mathew Dauer 34 Fred Sterling 18 Red Kearney 28. They were held with federal prisoners awaiting trial and sheriffs suspected smuggling by cake soap. Reverend Ray Palmer left Union for Atlanta after Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associate Press
ST. Louis
Franklin County
Union
George Manion
St. Clair
Mathew Dauer
Sullivan
Fred Sterling
Baker Holds Up Appointment On The Prison Board
Governor Baker announced new state appointments including three members to the Hairdressers and Cosmeticians Board of Examiners and Registration and a nomination to the Eleemosynary Institutions Board. He reappointed Dr Cortez F Enloe as chairman of the State Prison Board as terms expire. Others named or reappointed are listed with party and city affiliations, and Deputy U S Marshall Anton Richter was in Sedalia on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Albay
William T. Robinson
la Plata
Charles Rendlen
Hannibal
Cortez F. Enloe
State Prison Board
T.nix
Keytesville
A. Fl. Steinbeck
Union
William B. McGregor
Brookfield
John Burnett
Jefferson City
Local men take state bar exams in Missouri capitol
Two hundred ninety seven aspiring lawyers gathered in the Missouri capitol to take the regular June bar examination. The sprawling test, one of the largest in state history, spans the senate chamber, house, and capitol library and will conclude Wednesday. About 80 retake the exam after a prior failure. results and license grants will follow in weeks. Separately the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan opened a three day convention at the state fair grounds coliseum in Sedalia with 200 delegates, announcing a reorganization to purge radical elements, amid elaborate decorations and growing attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Senate
House of Representatives
Capitol
Bam Bob Graves
W. W. Graves
State Supreme Court
Milton Meyerhardt
Mae Meyerhault
Bothy
Sedalia
George C. McCarron
Kansas City
Imperial
Nebraska
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Vy Fair Grounds Coliseum
Missouri Klan
Fair Grounds Coliseum
Assessors Granted Wider Authority in Tax Cases
Missouri assessors may assess state income taxes for 1924 and 1925 when no return exists, per Attorney General Otto in response to Auditor Thompson. The ruling addresses concerns an untaxed income found after local board adjournment could deny the taxpayer appeal to the board for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Robert W. Otto
Audietor
L. D. Thompson
Board of Equalization
Home Building and Loan Association Meeting in Jefferson MO
Shareholders of the Home Building and Loan Association of Jefferson Missouri are called to meet at room 811 Central Trust Building Jefferson between 9 AM and 1 PM on Monday June 29 1925 to vote on increasing capital stock from 2 000 000 to 2 500 000. John A Linhardt president A J Bauer secretary. 4-28-21 Subscribe for the Capital News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Building & Loan Association
City of Jefferson, Mo
Central Trust Building
PSM
John A. Linhardt
A. J. Bauer
Union church services open on State house portico
Summer union services for all city Protestant congregations began Sunday night on the south portico of the State house. Rev. Dr. J I McDonald presided with I L Thomas leading song. The Penitentiary band was missing due to Gov. Baker’s ban on inmate appearances, altering the usual program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
State House
United States
J. I. Mc‘Donald
Methodist Church
I. L
Destringed deodorant ad from Pope Drug Store 1961
An old classified style notice advertises a cosmetic product described as a deodorant cream priced at 26 cents. The fragment notes its scent and perspiration odor context, with reference to Pope Drug Store and a Central Trust Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Drug Store
Central Trust
Friends Gathered At L M Wade Home
A large gathering of 181 people enjoyed a Sunday June 21 visit at the Wade home on the Boonville road. Guests included Cora Nesher and Robert Aylin of Little Rock, Harold and Minnie Lee Mengel, and other relatives. a noon dinner followed by ice cream and cake enhanced the pleasant day. Misses Hannah and Margaret Burkhardt of St Louis were visiting Sterling Schremff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd M. Wade
Boonville Road
Cora Nesher
Little Rock
Ark
Robert Aylin
Little
Hannah
Margaret
Burkhardt
St. Louis
Mrs. Sterling
La Follette laid to rest in unmarked Wisconsin grave
At Madison in an unmarked hillside plot the body of Senator Robert Marion La Follette rests after simple state house funeral services. Dr A E Hayden of Chicago delivered the oration urging that his life not be in vain and renewed a pledge to carry forward his democratic fight from the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Robert Marion la Follette
State House
A. E. Hayden
Chicago
First Unitarian Church of
Pieturiae
LaFollette
Reeve
Won Dinner Set Awarded to Harry Gibbler at Schultz-Shoe
The 100 piece dinner set was awarded Saturday night to Harry Gibbler of the Schultz-Shoe store by the Payne Schwaller Piano Company. Over 1700 pieces of sheet music were given away as souvenirs. Music featured Vic Lyons, pianist, and Mrs Haines, violinist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gibbler
Schultz-Shoe Store
Payne- Schwaller Piano Company
Vic Lyons
Haines
Mrs Schulte and Son Visit Osage City and Wesphalia
Mrs Mary Schulte and her son spent the weekend in Osage City and Wesphalia, enjoying travel and family time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schulte and
Bert
Osage ‘City
Anil Wesphalia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ray Palmer
City
Capitol Steps
Atlanta
S.S.8
OSS Bat
W. R. Stone
Red
Pelmonico
Dr. Cortez Euloe
Anton Richter
Sam Bob Graves
Milton Order
Don Meyerhardt
Fair Grounds
Home Building & Loan Association Meeting
The
Capital News
First Union
Wall Street
Lee Grady
Asay Enone
Diamond Store
Dallmeyer
Phil A. Dallmeyer
Rave Grace
E. High ST
Phil Dallmeyer
L. M. Wade
LA Follette
Wisconsin
Schell’s
Faust
Borden
Wright
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!