Coolidge to Decide French Debt Fate
Washington awaits President Coolidge as American commissioners prepare to present France with its final terms on the debt. Gaillaux, Paris finance chief, met the U S delegation at the French embassy amid high tension over payments totaling 5.62 billion dollars across decades. Internal American splits surface as a 9 pm White House meeting precedes the 11 pm joint session to deliver the decision.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Caillaux
France
Trench
M. Gaillaux
Utah
Crisp
Georgia
White House
Missouri WCTU Opens Annual Convention in Columbia
The Missouri Women's Christian Temperance Union gathers for its annual state convention in Columbia after official meetings yesterday. Mayor Emmett McDonnell and local leaders welcome attendees this morning. President Nellie Burger of Springfield will give the annual address this afternoon.
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Wc. Tlu
Associated Press
Columbia
Missouri Women's Christian Temperance Union
Emmett McDonnell
Nellie Burger
Springfield
Lovers to jail in morals court row at Lake Shore Drive
Thomas Fisher and Lawrence, a St Louis society widow Mrs Jack Gruner, were each sentenced to 30 days in the house of corrections. The pair were arrested together at an exclusive Lake Shore Drive hotel several weeks ago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Thomas Fisher Lawrence
Jack Gruner
St. Louis Society
House of Corrections
Lake Shore Drive
Ice Cream Social at Osage Bluff Sunday
An ice cream social will be held at the Osage Bluff school house this coming Sunday afternoon. The general public is cordially invited to attend.
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Osage Bluff
Tia
Woman Confesses in Oklahoma Murder Plot Near Muskogee
Mrs Pauline Binkley told Cherokee officers she helped Jude Lee Whitson kill his wife Ada Whitson during a hunting trip east of Muskogee. Whitson, who claimed the shooting was accidental, was joined by Binkley in planning to dispose of his legal wife. Both were arrested last week.
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Associated Press
Muskogee
Oklo
Pauline Binkley
Jude Lee Whitson
Ada Whitson
Whitson
Binkley
Mrs. Binkley
Unusual Car Mishap Claims Cahool Man in Sioun City
An AP report from Sioun City details the death of John Brewer 54 of Cahool Missouri after a car fire struck his vehicle as it coasted downhill while his son and grandsons rode along. He attempted to stand in the car, fell, struck his head on pavement, and died an hour later at a hospital.
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Associated Press
Sioun City
John Brewer
Cahool
Jr. Brewer
Fred
Frank
Drunks Sentenced to Jail by Police Judge Tucker
Homer Milton was given 15 days and Steppleman 20 days in county jail by Police Judge C. H. Tucker yesterday after being found guilty of intoxication following a drinking spree. They allegedly consumed denatured alcohol.
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Homer Milton
Steppleman
C. H. Tucker
Debates Over French Proposal Split Congressional View
The fragment discusses divisions in the American commission on the French proposal. Some favor seeking middle ground or delaying for ratification, while others believe Coolidge should accept the proposition. A split exists between supporting administration aims and expecting Republican majorities to push approval.
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Congress
Commission
Missouri Boy to Play Important Part in Series
A Missouri boy is slated for a crucial role in the series. The article notes his return to the Pirates after a brief absence and highlights his major league career totals, including 2476 innings pitched and a win loss record this season across about a dozen contests.
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Missouri Boy
Pirate
Smony
Vets Choose Des Moines As 1926 Convention City
Des Moines Iowa was unanimously chosen as the 1926 convention city of the United Spanish War Veterans at their session in St Petersburg Florida this morning.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Des Moines
Iowa
United Spanish War Veterans
Woman bootlegger sentenced to prison in Missouri
Joplin Mo Sept 30 Mrs Nel lie Long was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty in circuit court to possessing and manufacturing liquor Her husband Orville Long also received a two year term Both faces potential parole after the court holds an advisory on Mrs Longs case
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Joplin
Nellie Long
Geuilty
Orville Long
Knights Templar Conclave For Templar Degree Oct 1
Prince of Peace Commandery No 29 calls a special conclave on Thursday October 1 at 7 30 PM for conferring the Templar Degree All Sir Knights urged to attend Visiting Sir Knights welcome Commander H J Taylor Reorder John Fe Garman 10 1 14
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Knights Templar
Prince of Peace Commandery No. 29
Community Socials Highlight Lohman Weekend
A string of gatherings across Lohman and nearby towns featured many local families. Guests included the Fischers, Linsenbardts, Walters, Hodlers, Kieselts, Buchtas, Pittrichs, Strobel, Schubert, Linhards, Jahries, and Neiderwimmers. A surprise sixty fifth birthday party at the Neiderwimer home drew baskets and music.
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Gus Fischer
Ed Linsenbardt
Wm. Linsenbardt
Wm. Walters
St. Louis
Kieselt
Western Union
Wm.Neiderwimer
A. Hirst
Crace Caroline
Henry Hager
Jefferson City
A. Bierdermann
A. Meyer
L. Geminhardt
Johanna
W. J. Gemeinhardt
Oscar
Edgar Blochberger
Junior
Alfred Rai
Alvina Blochberger
Pauline
Laura
Bertha Neiderwimmer
Walter Gemeinhardt
Edwin Vischer
Albert Blochberger
Albert
Ernest Neiderwimmer
Mr. Neiderwimmer
Charges against Wagoner dismissed after misunderstanding
Leonidas Wagoner faced charges over alleged theft of stentine tools from a local exchange. Prosecuting Attorney Sam S Haley dismissed the case, after Wagoner showed county officials the incident stemmed from a misunderstanding.
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Leonidas Wagoner
Sam S. Haley
Wagoner
Wiggins Held for Federal Court After Raid
Floyd Wiggins, arrested months ago after whiskey found by Sheriff Withaup and federal agents, received a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Fromme and was ordered held on $1000 bond for the Federal Court. Wiggins allegedly worked in a soft drink parlor run by Coonie Hildebrand during the raid.
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Floyd Wiggins
Withaup
U. S
Fromme
Wiggins
Coonie Hildebrand
Bandit Shot in Kansas City Dinner Lot
Claude Miller 23 was shot and killed by Detective A P Ellison in Kansas City after escaping in a taxi en route to police headquarters. Miller had been arrested with others after a grocery store argument during which a revolver was flourished. He had recently escaped from the Municipal Farm.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Claude Miller
A. P. Ellison
Ellison
Miller
Latonia Race War Claim Ends in Suicide
Latonia Kentucky September 30 Christopher Kirschbaum race horse owner and trainer died by suicide after writing a letter to his wife Kathryn Wirschbaum. He took his life amid the stress of losses from the claiming war and his body was found near the Latonia track.
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Associated Press
Latonia
Latonia Race Track
Christopher Kirschbaum
Kathryn Wirschbaum
Kirschbaum
Latonia Track
Notion Supper at Pleasant Valley School
Notion Supper scheduled for Saturday night October 8 at Pleasant Valley School on Highway 15 between Brazito and Jeff City. Public invited and meals served. Prepared by teacher Elbed Strobel.
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Pleasant Valley School
Highway 15
Brazito
Jeff
City
Louisville Victorious In Junior World's Series Opener
Sept 30 Louisville staged a four run rally in the ninth to defeat the Baltimore International 8 to 7, winning the first game of the Junior World's series.
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Louisville Victor
Associated Press
Louisville
Baltimore International
Heinen Blames Shenandoah Disaster On Officers
Captain Anton Heinen testified at the naval court of inquiry in Lakehurst that the airship Shenandoah wreck was entirely avoidable. He blamed Commander Zachary Lansdowne for steering into a storm after danger signals shrieked, saying he could have steered to safety if in charge. Heinen asserted the ship neglected wind, signaling, and proper response amid the storm’s vortex.
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Associated Press
Lake Hurst
N. 7
Naval Court of Inquiry
Anton Heinen
Heinen
Zachary Lansdowne
Shenandoah
Dons
The
Cour
Heien
Helven
Nea
Admiral Jones
Strom
Rosendahl
Peabody Sets World Record for Daily Life Insurance Policies
Peabody, a local insurance man, broke the world record by writing 115 life insurance policies in a single day. He surpassed the previous record of 105, with the first policy at 4 30 a.m. Tuesday and the final policy at 11 10 p.m. that night.
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Peabody
Moon Brand Featherweight Sale Ad
Moon Brand Featherweight are just words of comfort. Light and durable yet absolutely waterproof. One sale at Becks. 9-26-32.
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Moon
Becks
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