Re elected as State Adjutant and Auxiliary Leaders
H. P. Lauf was re elected department commander of the Missouri VFW for the ensuing term at the annual election held with the eighth encampment at the Missouri Hotel. Other officers for the state organization and for the Veterans Auxiliary were chosen during the two day meeting, with many named from Kansas City St. Louis and Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Lauf
Roy Lone Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
State Organization
Missouri Hotel
V. F. W. and Auxiliary
C. R. Cobble
Missouri Vets
George L. Fischer
St. Louis
H. C. Kelley
Mike Sullivan
Kansas City
A. H. Daily
St. Joseph
John L. Helm
St. Tats
Chas. Greenberg
C. M. Adams
Fred Schmidt
George W. Bullick
Brookfield
E. 8. Reiger
J. I. Bill
Admi
Veterans Auxiliary of
State Chapter
Anna Phillips
Jefferson City
Marion Meyer, Jr
Cars Damaged In Local Crash At High And Fulkerson
Automobiles driven by Quinter Heisler and Ed Vieth of this city were badly damaged in a late night collision at High and Fulkerson Streets. Heisler in a Studebaker touring traveled east while Vieth went south on Fulkerson. Both were speeding but none were injured.
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Quinter Heisler
Ed Vieth
High
Fulkerson
Heisler
Studebaker
Vieth
Three Cole County games on schedule this day
Three baseball games are scheduled in the Cole County Agricultural League. Brazite plays Harmony Grove, Cit will host Fiandry, and Osage Bend faces St. Thomas at St. Thomas. Interesting contests are anticipated.
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Cole County Agricultural League
Brazite
Fiandry
Harmony Grove
Cit
Osage Bend
St. Thomas
Ex-Gov Hyde Visits Capital City on Business
Ex-Gov A M Hyde of Kansas City was seen in the Capital City as a business visitor yesterday. Mr and Mrs Will Gordon and their child returned home in estate after a brief visit here.
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Hyde
A. M. Hyde
Kansas City
Will Gordon
Esate
City Products Fair Opens Monday Morning
Jefferson City’s first annual City Products Fair will open at 11 a.m. Monday and run to 9:30 p.m. through Saturday. The exhibit at 111 East High Street features local industries such as Gun Wood Products and Capital City Dairy, with displays in progress yesterday as booths are prepared.
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Jefferaon City
Otto Schultz
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Mily
East High Street
Jefferson City
Gun Wood Products Co
Lee Tire Chain Co
Cement Products Co
Moerschel Products Co
Oberman Manufacturing Co
Neutzler- Blume-Strauch Cigar Manufacturing Co Purity and Capital Bakeries
Dulle Milling Co
Electric Bake Shop
Capital City
Knights of Pythias Memorial Services Scheduled
Memorial services for Safe Bacon, longtime Jefferson City merchant, and Judge W. W. Graves of the Missouri Supreme Court will be held at 2:30 PM at the Pythian Temple on McCarty Street. The program at Capitol Lodge No. 110 includes a principal address by A. B. Lovan, assistant attorney general.
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Capitol Lodge No. 110
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Temple
McCarty Street
Bacon
Jefferson City
W. W. Graves
Missouri Supreme Court
A. B. Lovan
Brazito Fourth Dinner Picnic and Dance Planned
A big Fourth of July picnic and dance is set at the B Y O W Hall in Brazito with foot races games and stunts throughout the day. An excellent orchestra will provide music and barbecue meats plus refreshments will be served. J B Crawford will deliver the Fourth address.
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Brazito
Lodge Hall
J. B. Crawford
Will of Judge Graves Filed in Cole County Probate Court
The will of the late Missouri Supreme Court Justice W. W. Graves was filed in Cole County Probate Court. Dated February 1, 1926, it names the widow as executrix without bond and requests appointment of Ludwig Graves as executor. The estate leaves the widow the main portion, with $100 left to each of three sons and $25 to servant Joshua Larue.
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W. W. Graves
Missouri Supreme Court
Cole County
William J. Kiely
William H. Allen
Emma L. Clemens
Curtis L. Dunn
Ludwig Graves
Joshua Larue
Police Probe After Dance Hall Knife Fight
Police investigate a stabbing at a dance in Renn's Addition early this morning. A youth was seriously wounded in the affray, but officers have not identified the combatants yet.
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Renn
Adelman Held for Cole County Court on Check Charge
Morris Adelman waived preliminary hearing after being charged with writing a worthless $7 check to Billy Mueller of the B and M Sandwich Shop. He was ordered held for Cole County Circuit Court with $1,000 bond. He also faces a defrauding charge for a $28.60 board bill. He pleaded not guilty and sought time to consult an attorney. He may be tried on the second charge early next week. Adelman was arrested in St. Louis and returned here after disappearing earlier in the week.
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Morris Adelman
Billy Mueller
B. and M
W. P. Smith
Cole County
Adelman
St. Louis
Mike McKinney
Nike G. Sevier
Miss Ruth Collins Dies in Denver Colorado
Nine year old Ruth Collins daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Collins formerly of Jefferson City died Friday evening at the family home in Denver Colorado after several days of illness from pneumonia. She is survived by a younger brother and her parents who moved from the city a few years ago. Funeral services and burial were held in Denver.
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Ruth Collins
Arthur Collins
Jefferson City
Denver
Colorado
Ex-Soldier To Be Taken To Veterans Hospital
J Underhill an ex-soldier found semi conscious on Missouri Pacific tracks near the city Friday will be sent to a veteran's hospital in St. Louis for treatment. He was brought here after being found by railroad workers and was questioned by Missouri Veterans of Foreign Wars officials in session here. A movement to have him moved to the soldiers hospital in St. Louis was started.
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J. Underhill
Missouri Pacific
Veteran’s Hospital
St. Louis
Underhill
Missouri Veterans of Foreign Wars
Soldier’s Hospital
Cole Farmer Faces Serious Charge Here
Prosecuting Attorney Nike G. Sevier filed a charge of disturbing the peace in Justice John G. Leslie's court against John Brenner, a noted Osage Bend farmer. Brenner faces arrest and a hearing in the local court early next week after Hugo Schmutzler's complaint alleging a Friday afternoon disturbance, threats, and obscene language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nike G. Sevier
John G. Leslie
John Brenner
Osage Bend
Brenner
Hugo Schmutzler
Schmutzler
Lions to Hold Ladies Night at Frank Dallmeyer's
Jefferson City Lions Club hosts Ladies Night at Frank Dallmeyer's Country Place on the Moreau River next Wednesday. Visitors include District Governor Phillip O. Viall. Secretary Schneider outlines the menu and transport details with arrangements for members’ guests and 5:30 courthouse pickup.
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Jefferson City
Lions Club
Frank Dallmeyer
Moreau River
F B. Newham
Phillip 0. Viall
Webster Groves
Ernest L. Schneider
Dallmeyer’s
Schneider
Moreau Park
Mrs. Sommers Improves After Illness at Home
The condition of Mrs. Henry Sommers of 778 Clark Avenue was reported greatly improved yesterday after several days of serious illness at the family home.
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Henry Sommers
Clark Avenue
Mokane man Harry Dickson visits city yesterday
Harry Dickson of Mokane Missouri was a visitor in this city yesterday, staying briefly and leaving no other notable events or details recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dickson
Mokane, Mo
Missouri Weather: Showers Likely Sunday into Monday
A weather summary reports showers Sunday with a likely continuation into Monday. Cooler air moves into the eastern and southern portions Sunday, reducing temperatures there.
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Missouri
Missouri Delegation Pursues Reed Nomination at Democratic Convention
Missouri leaders led by Senator Jim Reed gather in Houston for the Democratic National Convention. A caucus at Reed headquarters sets the plan to nominate Reed for president with Reed meeting delegates and party leaders as the Missouri delegation debates strategy and chairmanship.
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Calvin Speedy
Associated Press
Houston
Jim” Reed
Missouri
Reed
Rice Hotel
Charles M. Howell
Kansas City
South
Samuel Fordyce
Missouri Democratic Committee
Ed Villamore
New York
New Recruit for Salvation Army Arrives in Alton
Bennie Monroe, a lifelong Salvation Army worker who has been blind since birth, will join the Alton corps this week. Captain Fred Faubister said Monroe, from Hannibal, will arrive tomorrow or Tuesday to assist in music at open air meetings and Salvation Army services. Monroe was a junior worker as a boy and is an accomplished organist with a strong tenor voice.
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Salvation Army Corps
Bennie Monroe
Alton
Illinois
Fred Faubister
Monroe
Salvation Army
Army
Hannibal
Foubister
Salvation Army Hall
Mrs Neeley to Defend Husband in City Court
Mrs W Neeley says her husband did not strike her during the quarrel with Miss Dorothy Schute. She is expected to testify for the defense when the assault case goes before the city police court on Wednesday.
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W. Neeley
Dorothy Schute
Colubia visitors tour statehouse and prison
Miss Rose Rosenthal Mrs Minnie Caldwell and Miss Jessie Page all from Columbia along with Mrs C E Wallace of Hollywood California spent yesterday inspecting the statehouse and prison Miss Rosenthal is president of the Rothenthal School of Commerce in Columbia and at MColumbia
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Rose Rosenthal
Minnie Caldwell
Jessie Page
Columbia
C. E. Wallace
Hollywood
California
Miss Rosenthal
Rosenthal School of Commerce
Mcolumbia
Smith Supporters Claim 710 Votes on the Opening Ballot
Houston report shows revised first ballot claims for Democratic contenders on eve of convention week. Smith supporters claim 710 votes, with 69 in dispute. Reed 811.5 votes with 40 in dispute. Hull 431.5 votes with 8 in dispute. Nomination requires 733.125 votes.
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Smith
Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Virginia
Reed
Hull
Three Injured in Car Accident Near Jefferson City
Mr and Mrs William Bushey and their 11 year old son Charles were badly cut and bruised when the Ford sedan skidded off a state highway east of Jefferson City and overturned into a ditch as they returned from Osage County. None seriously hurt but incapacitated for days.
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William Bushley
Charles
Jefferson City
Osage County
Bushey
Bernard Stegemann buried at Folk Missouri
Bernard J. Stegemann died at his Folk Missouri home on June 19 1928 leaving his widow and seven children. Surviving are Joseph B William Anton and August Stegemann at Folk Henry Stegemann at Hooper Neb Mrs Herman Luetkemeyer Jefferson City and Mrs George Popken North Bend Neb a brother Henry of Folk and sister Mrs Charles Schmidt Colorado Springs Colo He married Josephine Scheppers May 21 1887 Funeral services were at the Folk Catholic Church with burial in Folk Catholic Cemetery Reverend Jos Richartz officiated The funeral drew many relatives friends and neighbors Stegemann was highly respected by all who knew him.
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Bernard J. Stegemann
Folk
Missouri
Joseph B. Stegemann
William Stegemann
Anton Stegemann
August Stegemann
Henry Stegemann
Hooper, Neb
Herman Luetkemeyer
Jefferson City
George Popken
North Bend
Neb
Henry
Charles Schmidt
Colorado Springs
Colo
Josephine Scheppers
Jos. Richartz
Stegemann
Democrats Gather in Houston for 1928 Nomination Fight
Supporters in Houston discuss leadership after eight years of turmoil and two defeats as the Democratic convention nears. The name Smith of New York dominates talks on dates and prohibition, with solid hope of securing two thirds for nomination. Debate splits anti Smith delegates and centers on endorsing prohibition statutes in the party platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Houston
Ture Jmoil
Solid South
Smith
New York
Wi Reed
Missouri
Reed
Dancers Wait For Orchestra At State Park Dance
Muddy roads and rain kept Hayden's Nighthawk Orchestra from Sedalia from reaching Jefferson City for a large summer dance at the State Park. The expected program failed to start by 10 PM leaving about a hundred couples waiting. A new dance is planned for next Saturday evening at the park under Ben Porter's auspices.
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Jefferson City
State Park
Hayden
Nighthawk Orchestra
Sedalia
Pos
Ben Porter
County resident fined for bogus check
Herman Holtmeyer pled guilty to giving a bogus $3 check to C. R. Hene. Before judge W. P. Smith he was fined $1 and costs, paid $16.75 due, and was released.
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Herman Holtmeyer
C. R
Mrs B J Bode Returns from Irbia Visit in St Louis
Mrs. B. J. Bode has returned from a recent visit in Irbia and stayed in St. Louis. She was welcomed home and described the trip as pleasant and productive.
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B. J. Bode
Irbia
St. Louis
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