Senate Averts Fight Over District Fixing Bill In Missouri
Democratic Senate leaders pledged support for the McDowell Hamlin redistricting measure as Harrison county shifts to the third district and Cole county joins the second. A rumor of a 13 to 12 vote circulated after a caucus and talks of using initiative and referendum to block the bill.
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Senate
McDowell-Hamlin
House
Phil M. Donnelly
Harrison County
Northwestissouri
Emmett 3. Crouse
St. Joseph
Missouri
St. Louis
Jackson County
James McDowell
Charleston
Roy Hamlin
Hannibal
Nate
Cole County
Hickory
Benton
Camden
Morgan
Miller, Moniteau
Cooper
Boone
Lafayette
Saline
Howard
Carroll
Chariton
Randolph
St .Lows County
Southwern
Cochran
New Courthouse at West Plains Demolition Betides Blast Toll
West Plains Missouri March 28 The West Plains courthouse condemned since the fatal dance hall blast in which 41 persons were killed or injured begins plans for a new courthouse. The damaged historic building will be replaced to restore local justice facilities and public safety.
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West Plains
Red poppies soon for Excelsior Springs
A partial AP wire item notes plans for planting red poppies in Excelsior Springs. The fragment mentions a field and scheduled activity on a Monday in March and references local members.
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Excelsior Springs
Weather forecast for Missouri regional cloud rise
Increased clouds and warmer conditions expected in the eastern portion on Wednesday. A chance of showers in the afternoon or night, with unsettled weather continuing into Thursday.
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Missourt
Rose cites Asel veto over milk ordinance funding clash
City Attorney June R. Rose challenged Mayor Henry C. Asel to reconcile his veto of the milk inspection ordinance with his claim the city has a $35,000 profit. Rose spoke at the First Ward Democratic meeting, accusing Asel of juggling figures and failing to explain the revenue funds.
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Henry C. Asel
June R. Rose
Rose
Jefferson City
Herook
Asel
Missouri
Meyer
Debate Over County Bounties for Wild Cats and Coyotes
The General Assembly mulls whether county courts may pay bounties for wild cats wolves and coyotes. House amendments to restrict payments face Senate contention prompting conferees to be appointed by the President Pro Tem and Speaker to resolve the issue.
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General Assembly
Warren
McGhee
Greene County
House
Senate
Phil M. Donnelly
Haymes
Oregon rancher slain by hammer in North Powder
Warren W. May, 42, a rancher near North Powder, Oregon, was beaten to death with a hatchet during the night. His wife Rose May, 39, was held in the county jail as investigators probing the killing. Neighbors recalled a violent quarrel weeks earlier and a prior arm injury in a dispute over possession of a revolver. The couple, married in 1922 and natives of Lincoln County Missouri, left two children, Llovdn seven and Juanita.
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Baker
Ore
Warren W. May
North Powder
Rose May
May
Liovdn 7
Juanita
Mays
Former Saline Co Representative Dies
Jerome D. Eubank, 67, longtime Saline County representative and former stockman, died today in a Kansas City hospital. Once reputedly wealthy, he operated J. S. and Company and sought the sheriff’s office.
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Saline CO
Kansas City
Mercy
Jerome D. Eubank
Kansas
J. S and Company
Sheruh
Negro Beating and Robbery Reported Near Ohio Street
Clifton Long of 725 Ohio Street said a gunman held him up near his home and stole 53 in cash. He described the assailant as about 5 foot 10, 160 pounds, wearing a blue jumper overalls and a cap, who fled west on Ohio Street after the theft and a scalp wound was noted on Long. Police searched the area without success.
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Clifton Long
Ohio Street
Long
Dave Clay
New Bloomfield
McKinney Bros
Commercial Avenue
Adams
High Street
Dan Morell
Joan Kraus
Russellville
Marcella Youth to Be Given a Parole
Akron Ohio March 28 AP Fifteen year old Proveno Peanuts J Mappena accused of attempting to blackmail Mrs Charles A Lindbergh for 25000 will be released on parole by Juvenile Judge Oscar Hunsicker He is not a bad boy just one who had read too many imaginative stories says the judge
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Akron. O
Proveno
Peanuts
J Mappena
Charles A. Lindbergh
Oscar Hunsicker
Former UP official dead heart trouble
H. G. Kalli, 62, retired as General freight agent of the Union Pacific system four years ago, died of heart disease at his Kansas City home. He had served 31 years in railroading, beginning with the Missouri Pacific.
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Kansas City
H. G. Kalli
Union Pacific System
Missouri Pacific
Oklahoma Deputy Sheriff Shot in Sequoyah County
The bullet torn body of Tom Hoi Sequoyah county deputy sheriff was found in a remote rural station in northern Sequoyah county near Short. Suspects were being held in jail tonight in Sallisaw Oklahoma.
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Sallisaw
Okla
Tom Hoi
Sequoyah County
Hull
Northwear Sequoeyah County
Short
Fire damages Dickinson Theatre in Chillicothe Mo
A crowd of about 500 fled a burning theater the Dickinson in Chillicothe. The fire spread to a nearby hotel where 50 guests escaped. Trenton and Brookfield fire units and citizen bucket brigades helped control the fire. losses were estimated at $100000 for the theater and $150000 for the hotel, both insured.
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Chillicothe
Mangeer J. A. Jeffress
Dickinson
Trenton
Brookfield
Kansas City
John G. Kling
Fawner
Blank Ballot May Face These Voters in Valley Center
In Valley Center Kansas a town of about 500 residents must hold an election next Monday though no one wants to run. Filing is closed with no candidates named for public office. The county attorney ruled the election must proceed, so the mayor, police judge, and five councilmen must continue in office until successors are chosen and qualified.
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Wichita
Valley Center
Here
Signs of Spring Appear Along Lassen Roads
Snow melts reveal caution curves and parking area signs along Lassen Volcanic National Park highways as spring arrives.
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Lassen Volcanic National
Calif
Dog bites two in cosmetic and barber supply store
An English setter dashed into George H. Weyer Inc cosmetics and barber supply store, biting two people and exposing a third before being trapped in an elevator. A veterinarian reported the dog in an advanced state of rabies. The men faced Pasteur treatment.
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Kansas
Cosmetic
George H. Weyer, Inc
Pasteur
Banks In Arkansas Win Federal Licenses To Open
St Louis March 28 AP William McQuinesney Marlin governor of the Eighth Federal Reserve district announced three Arkansas banks granted federal licenses to reopen for normal business Arkansas National Bank Hot Springs W B Worthy Company Little Rock and the Bank and Trust Company full names and locations provided with no further details of reopening dates given.
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ST. Louis
William McQinesney Marlin
Eighth Federal Reserve District
Arkansas
Arkansas National Bank
Hot Springs
W. B.worthy Company
Little Rock
Bank and Trust Company
Ile
Martin
Select Election Judges Precincts for Enumerga tion Tu April 4
Poll observers compiled lists of names for each precinct with first and second chairs. The document lists Republican and Democratic nominees across wards and precincts, including chair assignments and several unreadable fragments.
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Ata Werd
Rees Pre Derian
D. Ama Republican
Br Deminer
Romsar
Jon Qa
Bers
Bs Equip
Ti Craw
Prar Jt Farr
Wrasis
Heeler
Defenio
House approves tax bill amid partisan debates and agency reform
The House committee backed Buford measure to abolish the public service commission and create a commerce commission overseeing utilities grain and warehouse inspections. Rep McCormick led the committee vote with unanimous support while Sen Buford defended the bill noting its potential to provide attorney general aid and immediate control of about 300 jobs.
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House
Buford Senate
Public Service Commission
Commerce Commission
B. R. McCormick
Platte
County
Carley M. Buford
Ellington
Senate
CG. E. Still
Adair County
Asc
Buford
Attorney General’s Department
Albert M. Clark
Richmond
Comuittes
A. G. Young
Jasper County
Publc Service Commission
Oklahoma Solons Fight During Bus Bill Session
In Oklahoma City senators Claud Briggs Homer Paw and Hunt clashed during a conference committee on the motor bus bill. Briggs reported Paw struck Hunt five or six times, knocking out several teeth, as others surrounded them. Chairman John Steele Batson adjourned the session after the altercation.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Claud Briggs
Wilburston
Homer Paw
Pull Valley
Hunt
Fal
Briggs
Paul
John Steele Batson
Brigus
Hold Man and Wife Held on Extortion Charge
Glen Snether aged 28 and his wife Catherine 24 are jailed on federal extortion charges for allegedly demanding 250 dollars from Lettie Ingersoll of Indus twit suburb of St Joseph under threat of exposing an arson crime. Flora postal inspector and detectives arrested them. Snether is in Buchanan county jail on 2000 dollar bond, wife on 500 dollar bond. Preliminary hearings set for next Thursday before United States commissioner Richard Duncan.
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St, Joseph
Glen Snether
Catherine M. Snether
Lettie Ingersoll
Indus
C. E. Smith
Ire Swope
Snether
Buchanan County
Richard Sr. Duncan
United States
Missouri border points get ready for beer sales
Seligman Missouri traffic gathers as border points prepare to sell the new 2 percent beer to Arkansas visitors. A brick building at the state line near Eureka Springs is under construction to supply beer, with additional outlets at Cave Springs Bella Vista area and along a federal highway north of Sulphur Springs. Sixteen highways lead from Arkansas into Missouri.
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Seligman
Missouri
Arkansas
Bureka Springs
Caverna
Bella Vista
Sulphur Springs
Milasouri
Dr Aldridge Sues Over Operation
Dr M Aldridge files suit in Cartail Court claiming he performed an operation on Charles McMillen without authorization and seeks $150 in damages. The petition alleges the operation occurred earlier this year and names S Reans as the defendant.
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DR. Aldridge
M. OR. Aldedge
Cartail
9. S Reans
Charles McMillen
Aldridge
Perdo
Mallen
Cole Co bank checks allowed for tax payments
Cole County Bank deposits, now under restraints, gain a five month extension for city tax payments. City Council, at request of Councilman Carl Wala and City Collector John Sturm, allows post-dated checks from depositors with funds held at the bank to cover taxes due April 1 and delinquent thereafter, certificates of deposited funds required, checks subject to clearance.
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Cole County Bank
Aince
Carl Wala
Fourth Ward
John B. Sturm
Walz
Aged California resident Morris Decher dies in Missouri
Morris Herman Decher, long time California Missouri resident, died early this week at his niece Mrs Richard Hoffmockel’s home in the Russellville area. Funeral services were planned at the California Evangelical Church with burial there. Born in Saxon Germany in 1851, he immigrated to the United States at age 32 and lived in California before moving to his niece’s home last fall. His wife died 24 years ago.
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Morris Herman Decher
California
Richard Hoffmockel
Russellville
California Evangelical Church
Saxon
Germany
Alfornia
Hoimockel
Topeka Voters Face Dog Running Ban Vote
Topeka residents will face a city election on Tuesday deciding whether dogs may run at large as the city commission approved a special ballot for the vote. The measure centers on dog ownership in garden and street areas and is framed as a public safety issue.
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Topeka
Ely
Ross issues cease and desist against H. Hurd & Company
Ross, the state securities commissioner, issued a cease and desist order against H. Hurd & Company of Denver Colorado. The action alleges the firm was selling stock of War Dance Mines, Inc. of Colorado, not registered in Missouri.
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Neat Z. Ross
State Securities
Missioner
H. H. Hurd& Company
Denver
Colo
Governor's Measure Wins 86 to 45 After Heated Debate
The Missouri House passed an administration bill enacting a one percent sales tax on about 100 luxuries after nearly three hours of debate. The final roll call was 96 to 45, with 102 votes for the emergency clause, sending the measure to the Senate where hearings will occur.
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Senate
House
Donnelly
Meredith
E. W. Bennett
Dent County
Bennett
Tax Commission
Roy Hamlin
Marion County
Lawrence Presley
Dallas County
O. H. Arms Jatrong
Greene County
Redick O'Bryan
Randolph County
A. J. McCawley
Jasper County
B. Whitaker
Hickory County
R. Earle Hodges
Callaway County
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S. E. Arnett
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Henry Lay
Benton County
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