Boonville Sentence for Fulton and Adelman in Capital City
Judge Henry J. Westhues in Cole County Circuit Court sentenced Har mon Fulton to two years in reform school and Morris Adelman to 15 days in jail after both pleaded guilty to cashing bad checks. Fulton confessed to passing checks in Kansas and thefts in Sedalia, while Adelman faced charges from a $7.50 bogus check at B and M Sandwich Shop and a $26 board bill defrauding Mike McKinney. Fulton will be transported to Boonville today to begin his reform school term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Westhues
Cole County Circuit Court
Bar of Justice
Harmon Fulton
Fulton
Parks and Wadley
B. and M
Mike McKinney
St. Louis
Young's Super-Service opens at West High Street
The new Young's Super-Service Station at 412 414 West High Street opens today with Frank Young announcing a special offer. Motorists receive one free pint of Tagolene oil with five gallons of Skelly gasoline, plus free refreshments and full service by expert mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
West High Street
Frank Young
Flotor
Commercial Avenue
New Christian Science Church To Be Constructed
The First Church of Christ Scientist of Jefferson City awarded the construction contract to James Handley, a leading local contractor. The church will rise on Monroe Street opposite the Lutheran School, featuring brick and stone design with a main auditorium, Sunday school room, and reading rooms. Construction starts immediately with hopes to be ready by early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Street
James Handley
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Jefferson City
Capital City
Notable scoop on Smith nomination by Daily Capital News
The Daily Capital News published yesterday as the only city paper to report on Gov Alfred E Smith’s first ballot nomination by the Democratic National Convention in Houston. It provided Jefferson City Cole County and Central Missouri with the result and a complete nominating session account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital News
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Houston
Jefferson City
Cole County
Missouri
Rube Carnival at Lowe's Rink Draws a Large Attendance
Last evening at the Lowe Skating Rink a Rube Carnival attracted a great crowd of participants and spectators. Harmless comic roles featured Roy Nugent in white with an umbrella and corn cob pipe, and Miss Jessie Bussard as a New England farm girl. The wheelbarrow race was won by Miss Anna Mae and Jimmie Stancil. The Whirlers, a well known skating act, perform today and Sunday with shows at 4 15 p m and 9 15 p m. Manager C M Lowe earns praise for securing this attraction for Jefferson street rink patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe Skating Rink
Jessie Bussard
New England
Anna Mae
Jimmie Stancil
C. M. Lowe
Jefferson Street
Mrs. John Kauffman Improves After Major Operation
Mrs. John Kauffman of East Ashley Street, who had a major operation at St. Marys Hospital yesterday morning, was reported slightly improved last night. Friends join in wishing her a speedy and full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kauffman
East Ashley Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Montgomery Ward Store Opens Today in Jefferson City
The new Montgomery Ward and Company store in Jefferson City begins operations today with fair weather and similar openings in other cities. Manager Joe Lieb Endorfer expects more than a thousand visitors at the opening and house warming. The Jefferson City building was designed by George A Linhardt for William F Roesen and built to Montgomery Ward specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exd
Joe Liebendorfer
Montgomery Ward and Company
Sre
Leal Maore
Jefferson City
George A. Linhardt
William F. Roesen
Hager seeks injunction against Ozark Mining in Cole county
William J. Hager, a county farmer, filed for an injunction in Cole county circuit court to stop Ozark Mining and Milling Company from mining and milling tiff on a large tract. He alleges clay sediment from the process clogs the stream, pollutes water, harms fish and crops, and damages his land and stock. Judge Westhues may issue a temporary injunction today, with the company bonded pending case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Hager
Cole County
Ozark Mining and Milling Company
Irwin and
Bushman
Hager
Henry J. Westhues
Waggoner Becomes Licensed Embalmer in State Board Result
Thorpe J. Gordon announced that William H. Waggoner of Jefferson City is among forty successful applicants at the State Board of Embalmers semi annual exam in Kansas City last May. Waggoner has worked with Heinrichs Funeral Parlors for years and is now a licensed embalmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorpe J. Gordon
State Board of Embalmers
Willliam H. Waggoner
Jefferson City
Kansas City
Waggoner
Heinrichs
Salvation Army fund nears $15000 with new gifts
Salvation Army building fund totals rose to 14819.71 as Chamber of Commerce received yesterday gifts from Lambuth Missionary Society Methodist church 25.00 Charles W Clarenbach 2.00 B H Bruegging 1.00 Andrew Vetter 1.00 Missouri Pacific employees added 13.50 with L T Snodgrass N C Waldram 5 J E Bacon 31 W E Thornton 1 W E Damler 50c A A Gungoll 50c J T Saar 50c Mr and Mrs W B Malone and children left for a month long overland Canada tour F H and A E Medcalf of Ontario Canada visiting local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Building Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Lambuth Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Charles W. Clarenbach
B. H. Bruegging
Andrew Vetter
The
Missouri Pacific
L. T. Snodgrass
N. C. Waldram
Jefferson City Products Fair draws sixth day crowd
More than five thousand visitors are expected to attend the Jefferson City Products Fair as it closes tonight at 10 o clock. Five day attendance reached 6 410 with 1 133 on the previous day. Visitors enjoyed new booth features radio music and thousands of souvenirs as booths from thirteen Missouri towns plus several states participated. Thorp J Gordon won Lee tire chains at the event. Otto Schultz chaired the Community Advertising Committee overseeing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
Chamber of Commerce
Russellville
Eldon
Guthrie
Elston
Boonville
Gilliam
Loose Creek
Lohman
Seneca
Tebbetts
Joplin
Kansas City
St. Louis
Illinois
Kansas
Ohio
New York
Springfield
LeSalle
Chicago
Topeka
Eureka
Toledo
Oneonta
New York City
Thorp J. Gordon
East High Street
Otto Schultz
Paden Sought in Check Case in Jefferson City
Prosecuting Attorney filed a worthless check charge against C. H. Paden of Jefferson City in Justice W. P. Smith's court. Sterling Schrimpf alleges a bogus 7.50 check. Paden was arraigned on a separate check charge recently. disposition expected shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nike G. Sevier
W. P. Smith
C. H. Paden
Jefferson City
Paden
Sterling Schrimpf
Justice Smith
No Trace Found of Stolen Dodge Coupe
Local police reported no trace of a Dodge coupe owned by Fred Betts that disappeared from Jefferson street parking, first noted yesterday morning. The vehicle was the second theft in the area this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Betts
Jefferson Street
Betts
Missouri Weather Says Clouds Build Then Showers Likely
Increasing cloudiness spreads across Missouri with chances of showers or thunderstorms by Saturday afternoon or night. Warmer by Saturday, then Sunday brings more showers or storms. Local forecast notes uncertain timing but pattern favors wet weekend.
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Missouri
Missouri River Forecast Raises Flood Risk at Osage Mouth
River forecasts show the Missouri below Lexington will rise to flood stages before the Osage reaches flood levels at Osceola and Warsaw and Tuscumbia in the Osage watershed.
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Missouri
Lexington
Osceola
Warsaw
Tuscumbi
Change St. Joseph
Kansas City
Boonville
Hermann
Tuscumbia
Meyers Case Dismissed By Judge Breuer
Judge R A Breuer of Hermann in Cole County Circuit Court dismissed the case Anna M Meyers et al versus Fred Bundel et al to set aside a deed to county property. He ruled the action without merit after hearing testimony and sustaining a demurrer. Breuer was called in after Judge H J Westhues disqualified himself.
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R. A. Breuer
Hermann
Cole County
Anna M. Meyers
Fred Bondel
Breuer
H. J. Westhues
Shartel Names New Assistant General in Missouri
Elton L. Marshall of Chillicothe has been named special assistant attorney general by Attorney General Stratton Shartel. The appointment, Shartel’s first since taking the post, places Marshall to aid in oyster suits and litigation connected with evicting dog racing tracks near St. Louis and Kansas City.
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Elton L. Marshall
North Missouri
Chillicothe
Stratton Shartel
Shartel
Marshall
St. Louis
Kansas City
Negro Women Democratic Club Meeting Supports Houston Ticket
A meeting of the Negro Women Democratic Club was held at 916 E Miller St with 18 in attendance. The group voiced enthusiastic support for the ticket nominated by the Democratic national convention in Houston. Mrs Joanna Brown served as chair.
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Negro Women Democratic Club
E. Miller Street
Houston
Joanna Brown
Allmeyer Spends Vacation at Moreau Park
Frank Dallmeyer manager of the Dallmeyer Store will spend his summer vacation at Moreau Park southeast of Jefferson City. He chose the park for its scenery and conveniences over other camps. The park offers fine water bathing boats cottages and a well stocked stand. Moreau Park is gaining wide reputation across Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dallmeyer
Dallmeyer
Moreau Park
Jefferson City
Missouri
Sutton Leaves for Illinois Position
Warren W. Sutton Jr has resigned from Chambers Oil Company after several months and will depart today for Hartford Illinois to accept employment with the International Shoe Tannery. Friends wish him success in his new field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren W. Sutton, Jr
Chambers Oil Company
Hartford
International Shoe Tannery
Birth announced for Kansan Kastner family son
Mr and Mrs O J Kastner of Kansas City Missouri announce the birth of a son born Sunday June 24 last Mrs Kastner before marriage was Miss Irene Richardson a member of one of the pioneer and most highly respected families of this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Kastner
Kansas City
Cortez Enloe Jr Visits Parents in City
Cortez Enloe Jr spending summer in Pitcher Oklahoma with his father’s mining interests is visiting his parents Dr. and Mrs. Cortez Enloe in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortez Enloe, JR
Pitcher
Okla
Cortez Enloe
Senator J. T. Robinson Named Vice President on the First Ballot
Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas was nominated as vice president on the first ballot at the Democratic National Convention in Houston. He won 108 1 2 votes while Maj. Gen. Henry Allen received 21. Robinson led the convention as permanent chairman and aligns with Alfred E. Smith for the November election.
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Associated Press
Houston
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Alfred E. Smith
Henry T. Alien
Senate
Robinson
Smith
Grandview Citizens Plan Large Community Outing
Grandview hosts a Sunday picnic at Loesch baseball grounds three miles southwest of the Russellville highway with a feature baseball game between Grandview and St. Peter's of Jefferson City. The event includes volleyball contests with three districts and other athletic entertainment for a record attendance.
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Grandview
Loesch
Russellville Highway
Grandview Nine
St. Peter’s Club
Jefferson City
Edwin Bode and Carl Wymore Return from Kansas Visit
Edwin Bode and Carl Wymore returned yesterday from a brief visit with friends and relatives in Kansas, enjoying their time away and reporting pleasant surroundings and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Bode
Carl Wymore
Kansas City
Democats plan bold campaign push for Smith Robinson ticket
Houston June 29 Democrats plan to carry fight to the enemy in the presidential race naming Smith and Robinson as ticket leaders. They discuss campaign strategy with possible picks for a running mate and regional voices in management. Labor notification dates and official duties set as Pittman named to head the campaign effort with Claude Bowers assisting.
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Associated Press
Houston
Smith
Paigns
Paign
Newark
Smith-Robinson
Gerry
Rhode
Pittman Nevada
Kendrick
Wmer
Hitchcock
Arthur Mullen
J. Brues Kremer
Owen D. Young
New York
Smith and Robinson
Pittman
Claude Bowers
Robinson , Mony
Hayden's Orchestra Plays Jefferson Dance Tonight
Hayden's Nighthawk Orchestra from Sedalia will perform a ten piece program at the Park for a dance from 9 to 12 under Ben Porter. The group will also appear at Barnett Store at 7 15 this evening in Jefferson.
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Hayden’s Nighthawk Orchestra
Sedalia
Jefferson
Park
Ben Porter
Barnett
Evangelical Daily Bible School Closes in Jefferson City
The Central Evangelical church ended its first ever Bible school in Jefferson City. From 9:00 to 11:30 each forenoon for a month 95 scholars attended. Pupils included Evangelical 71 Presbyterians 10 Baptists 4 Christians 4 Lutherans 3 Methodists 1 and 2 not classified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Evangelical Church
Jefferson City
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H. Fulton
Adelman
Westhues
New Christian Science Church
Lowe’s Rink
Roy Nugent
Montgomery Ward
Ozark Mining Company
Cole
W. H. Waggoner
Embalmer
ARMY
F. H. and
A. E. Medcalf
Ontario
Canada
Ithis City
Meyers
Herman
Allmeyer
Moreau
Sutton
SEN
J. T. Robinson
Arkansas Statesman
Loesch Baseball Grounds
Will
Hayden
Evangelical Daily Bible School
Methodist
Lily Andree
Jewel Kruse
Dorothy Raithel
Raithel
Maryse
Herman Schmidt
Wr Berlekemp
Selma Jens
Edna Burkhalter
Ma Brown
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