Jefferson City Products Fair attendance rises during second day
Attendance at the Jefferson City Chamber of Commerce fair surpassed day one with 988 visitors yesterday and a two day total of 1 880. Exhibitors added attractions daily and crowds grew with music from Radiola Number 30 broadcasting the Democratic national convention from Houston drawing many to the booths. Local and out of town registrations included Cedar City Elston Osage City New Bloomfield Holts Summit Columbia Dixon Sedalia Lexington Boonville Tipton Chamois Independence Milan Guthrie Salem Forsyth Poplar Bluff Mt. Vernon St. ge Kansas City St Louis Dillon Iowa Weatherford Tulsa Iowa Park Texas Florence Colorado Pullman Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Chamber of Commerce and Industries
Capital City
Houston
Jefferson Radio Company
Theodore C. Schott
Cedar City
Elston
Osage City
New Bloomfield
Holts Summit
Columbia
Dixon
Sedalia
Lexington
Boonville
Tipton
Chamois
Independence
Milan
Guthrie
Salem
Forsyth
Poplar Bluff
Mt. Vernon
St. Ge
Kansas City
St. Louis
Dillon
Iowa
Weatherford
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Iowa Park
Texas
Florence
Colorado
Pullman
Washington
Tuesday Big Day for Farmers in Cole and Callaway Counties
The Cole County Cooperative Shippers reported a large livestock shipment from Brooks and Miller streets yards. Numerous farmers including Hy Schneider Paul Mertens Almon Loesch Wm Koestner Adolph Niemeyer Wm Sundermeyer H H Rackers and others delivered cows hogs calves and calves-plus hog totals totaling thousands of pounds across routes Holt Summit Cedar City Elston and Wardsville are noted among listed consignors.
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Cole
Callaway Counties
Cole County Co-operative Shippers
Brooks and Miller Streets
Hy. Schneider
Paul Mertens
Almon Loesch
Wm. Koestner
Adoph Niemeyer
Wm. Sundermeyer
Holt Summit
H. H. Rackers
W. A. Allen
O. M. Miller
Syl Dulle
Fred Schubert
Tony Hatting
L. B. Hawkins
H. J. Schulte
Oscar Kroeger
Alves
Ben Hagner
E. L. Schenewerk
Elston
Luther Waugh
Cedar City
Jos. Mesmeyer
C. Propst
Kaiser Bros
Emil Rackers
Wardsville
Jno. Dampf
Wm. Bauer
Otto Bulle
W. Main
Jul Raithel
Phil Herbrandt
M. and
J. Sommerer
Aug. Kaiser
Shoeworkers Boldly State Strike Position at Tweedie
A Jefferson City union committee of the Shoeworkers Protective Union issues a formal statement outlining why workers oppose Tweedie Footwear Corporation’s new wage scale. The document, signed by Rudolph Metz and others, explains events leading to the strike and the decision to seek national guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoeworkers Protective Union
Tweedie Footwear Corporation
Tweedie Company
William R. Tweedie
Capital News
Shoeworkers
Rudolph Metz
Fred Kelpe
A. T. Wolverton
Charles C
Cars Damaged in Collision on Ten Mile Drive
Lester James and K P Long both of the city had their cars damaged in a collision on the North branch of the Ten Mile Drive near the city tourists park. James took responsibility and agreed to pay damages. Two trucks also wrecked on Clark Avenue with no injuries.
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Lester James
K. P. Long
Ten Mile Drive
City
James
Long
Clark Avenue
Raithel
Jake Harris
Schrimpf
Fred Nilges
Spaunhorst Leaves for Oklahoma Post
Louis Spaunhorst, longtime foreman at the state penitentiary clothing factory, departs tonight for McAllester Oklahoma to take a similar but more lucrative position. He is praised for efficiency and cherished by many in the city. Mrs. Spaunhorst will follow later to join him at their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Spaunhorst
State Penitentiary
McAllester
Oklahoma
Spaunhorst
Capital Telephone Company
Gifts Reported for Salvation Army Building Fund
The Salvation Army building fund received new gifts reported at the Chamber of Commerce. Contributions include Jefferson City Pressmen and Assistants Union No. 184, $10. Christ Wagner, $10. Evangelical Ladies' Adult Bible Class, $5. Appreciation is given for all gifts with additional subscriptions and returns counted daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Building Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Jefferson City Pressmen and Assistants Union
Christ Wagner
Evangelical Ladies’ Adult
Inaugural Daily Airplane Sightseeing Excursion
Local aviators D. W. Jordan and A. J. Schopp inaugurated a daily airplane sightseeing excursion here. Passengers will be taken up after 3 PM each afternoon until dark, according to a yesterday announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Jordan
A. J. Schopp
Orchestra Leader Seeks Divorce in Cole County Court
Charles H. Storm, orchestra leader at the Miller Theater, filed for divorce from Mrs. Eva Baker Storm in Cole county circuit court. The couple wed in Virginia on November 18, 1923 and separated June 19. Storm cites quarrelsome conduct and general indignities. no children were born. Trial likely at next term.
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Charles H. Storm
Miller Theater
Cole County
Eva Baker Storm
Curtis L. Dunn
Virginia
Storm
Son Takes Over Father's Paper In Richmond
Yesterday, No 52 of volume 30 of the Richmond Missourian issued and Jewell Mayes turned over the paper to his son, Martin Mayes, the new publisher. Martin, a recent William Jewell College graduate, succeeds his father who led the paper for thirty years and continues as secretary and executive officer of the Missouri State Board of Agriculture in Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Mayes
Richmond Missourian
Martin Mayes
William Jewell College
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Capitol
Jefferson City
Young Mayes
Capitol City
Cohen Purchases Burnett Stock for Special Bargain Sale
Abe Cohen owner of the Reliable Store has bought the Burnett Store closing out stock and will hold a feature sale soon with high quality clothing at spectacular bargain prices. He bought the entire stock at a 2 saving and will issue further announcements in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Cohen
Reliable
Burnett
E. High Street
Cohen
Anderson Barbee Dies After Six Weeks Illness
Anderson Barbee died early yesterday morning at St Marys hospital after six weeks of a complication of diseases. Definite funeral arrangements had not been made late last night. Bernadine Ossman returned from a two weeks visit with relatives in Sedalia and Moberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Barbee
St. Mary’s Hospital
Bernadine Ossman
Sedalia
Moberly
Chautauqua Opens Here July 11 With Six Day Program
Jefferson City Chautauqua committee announces six day July 11 to 16 events at Junior College grounds. The schedule runs daily with concerts lectures and plays including Smiling Through The Mascot Altitudes and Visibility lecture by Judge Alden Tiffany Male Quartet Prairie Flower Orchestra and other acts. Season tickets are $2 with singles $1 and children 50 cents. Transferable to immediate family only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Bergmann Play Co
National Dramac and Opera Company
National Dramatic and Opera Company
Howard Ensemble Company
Howard Ensemble
George D. Alden
Tiffany
Dorothy Haines
Ey W. Landon
The
Prairie Flower Orchestra
Geo. Henry Bradford
John E. Beckewitz
Elwyn Dramaticé Company
Frank Bacon
Elwyn Dramatic Company
Lions and Ladies Banquet Tonight at Moreau Lodge
Lions Club hosts a women’s night banquet at Moreau Park pavilion with a surprise program. Ernest L. Schneider, entertainment chair, said most members and guests have reservations. Frank B. Newham will review the year and Rev. A. B. Jackson will be installed as president outlining service goals and Lionism ethics.
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Lions Club
Frank Dallmeyer
Moreau Park
Ernest L. Schneider
Frank B. Newham
A. B. Jackson
Weathers Missouri Summary
Missouri forecast mostly cloudy with likely local thunderstorms Thursday and in the west portion Wednesday. Temperature expected to hold with little overall change.
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Missouri
West Portion
Nomination of Smith on First Ballot Favored in Houston
In Houston the Democratic leadership signals strong confidence that Gov. Smith of New York will win on the first ballot. George R. Van Namee and other Smith lieutenants predict momentum cannot be halted, with delegates widely expecting no second roll call despite remaining opposition.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Gov. Smith
New York
Smith
George R. van Namee
Kiwanians Plan Sedalia Picnic With Eight Clubs
A party of forty Jefferson City Kiwanians will travel Thursday to Sedalia for a joint district meeting with eight clubs. Entertainment includes a city sightseeing trip, band concert, chicken dinner and dance. Dr Chan Ewing chairs attendance.
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Jefferson City
Sedalia
Chan Ewing
Helstein Announces Candidacy for Cole County Treasurer
John Helstein a Jefferson City plumber and longtime Democrat announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for Cole County treasurer in the upcoming August primary. He filed his declaration with County Clerk C A Dirckx and says he will run to manage the office fairly and competently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
John Helstein
Daily
Capital News
Cole County
Helstein
C. A. Dirckx
Police Seek Two Robbers After Bunceton Theft
Jefferson City police hunt for two men after they stole a Ford car and robbed a Bunceton home in Cooper county early yesterday afternoon. The pair, previously under arrest there, were reported missing and believed to be hiding in the city with no trace found by dawn today.
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Jefferson City
Bunceton
Cooper County
Cully
City Nurse Records 225 Calls in Last Month
Mrs Eva Bremerman reports 225 calls by the community nurse last month including 108 bedside, 562 tuberculosis, 49 miscellaneous and 21 pre natal visits. Seven births and two deaths occurred. Elderly patients required time, gifts of clothing were provided by local volunteers, nurse work directed by the council of Women's Clubs under the Community Chest.
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Eva Bremerman
Chamber of Commerce
Kilby
Olson
Andrae
Bremerman
Community Chest
Community Fund
Council of Women’s Clubs
Burlingame Wins Essay Prize Again for Missouri Fair
Asa Burlingame son of Mr and Mrs H G Burlingame of Russellville represents Moniteau county at the Missouri State Fair after winning the school essay contest last year and placing fourth state wide. He attends Sedalia with all expenses paid and earns continued honors for his meritorious work.
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Asa Burlingame
H. G. Burlingame
Russellville
Moniteau County
Burlingame
Sedalia
Cole
Moniteau
Burkett Visiting Capital City From Missouri Pacific
Fred W. Burkett traveling passenger agent for Missouri Pacific Lines with St. Louis headquarters was a business visitor in the Capital City yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Burkett
Missouri Pacific Lines
St. Louis
Convention in Great Turmoil During Address
Hi ton Texas June 26 A convention address by Claude G Bowers sparked a raging protest against the Republican platform and leadership The New York editor’s speech drew intense applause and a demand to free the party from its previous restraints The crowd roared as standards were toppled and the hall grew hot with reaction in a protracted session spotlights on the fight for the nomination.
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Associated Press
SAM Houston Hall
Hi Ton
Texas
Jeffers
Old Hickory
Claude G. Bowers
Newspeaker
Ing
Coolidge
Wwe
New York
Bowers
Pri
Ers
Escaped State Convict Caught By Owa Police
Missouri prison officials report Des Moines police captured James Richardson, an escapee from a Boone county rock quarry on August 29, 1926. He is held in Des Moines as a penitentiary guard prepares to transport him back. A charge of escaping prison is expected to be filed in Cole county.
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Missouri
Des Moines
Iowa
James Richardson
Richardson
Boone County
Cole County
Nike G. Sevier
Stringtown Church To Sponsor Social
The Ladies Aid of the church will sponsor a social on Sunday afternoon at July 1 at the Lutheran church. Fried chicken country fried foods and ice cream will be served. The Lutheran church orchestra will provide music for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of the
Ye Church
Lutheran Church Orchestra
Miss Murphy Returns Home After Brief Centertown Visit
Miss Helen Murphy returned to her Centertown home yesterday after a brief visit here. Dr. H S Gove of Linn was in town on a business visit.
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Helen Murphy
Centertown
H. S. Gove
Linn 5 Ae
Erda
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RADIO
Cole Cooperative Yards
Pressmen’s Union
Evangelical Church Class
Chartes Storm
Miller Theater Orchestra Leader
Son
A. Cohen
Burnett Stock
Moreau Lodge
St. Joseph
Warsaw
Meccane
Osceola
Hermannsen
Tuscumbia
Glasgow
Ohio
New Yorker
Eva Bremmerman
Helea G. O. P
OWA
Stringtown Church
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