Inaugural Plans Deliberate For Hyde Governorship
A Missouri inauguration committee outlines elaborate plans for Arthur M Hyde taking office. Justice R F Walker will administer the oath on January 20 in a scaled ceremony at the capitol to accommodate a large crowd. A reception will follow with Adjutant General A C Clark overseeing honors as parties prepare hotel accommodations and evening dancing venues.
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Arthur M. Hyde
Hugo Busch
Koenig Floral Co
St. Louis
Cere
R. F Walker
Supreme Court
Gardner
A. C. ‘Clark
Mr Hyde
St. Joseph
Gene Rodemichorchstra
Disarmament as Key Topic in Capital, Lawrence Says
Special correspondent David Lawrence reports that disarmament, or reduction of armaments, is rising as Congress seeks a remedy for the financial crisis. He notes calls to cut taxes via lower expenditures and to expand foreign markets by easing payments for exports, while recognizing burdens from military spending. The Borah-led conciliators suggest Britain Japan and the U S limit armament size, amid League of Nations talks on restoring trade and public finances.
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Congress
Borah
Great Britain
Japan
United States
League ‘of Nations
Brussels
Miss Jean McGregor Weds Hollister Sonthern in Fulton
Miss Jean McGregor, a Fulton society girl with strong ties to the town, married Hollister R Sonthern of St Louis after receiving a license yesterday. Mrs Sonthern is a former Westminster College student at Fulton and is well known there.
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Jean. McGregor
Jean McGregor
Fulton
Hollister R. Sonthern
St. Louis
Sonthern
Westminster College
County Judges of Missouri Meet Here Today
The Association of County Judges of Missouri will meet here today to discuss taxation problems facing the counties. The conference traces to a St Louis meeting last fall and will run through Saturday with active leaders Judge E W Decker of Cole County and Judge O W Heckworth of Wayne County prominent in the event.
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Association of County Judges of
Missouri
St. Louis
E. W. Decker
Cole County Court
0. W. Heckworth
Wayne County Court
Soldiers Memorial Fund Nearing End With $150 Needed
Cole County World War service memorial fund totals $850 after a $100 Canteen Workers gift. Rotary Club United Daughters of the Confederacy Daughters of 1812 contributions leave $150 to raise by December 20 to match a $1,000 state grant. Committee seeks voluntary contributions and urges telephone pledges to Mrs. Houchin Dallmeyer or Burkhardt for fast completion.
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Cole County
Rotary Club
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters of 1812
James A. Houchin
W. A. Dallmeyer
T. G. Burkhardt
Evangelical Bowling Tight Five Game Match
The Monday Club edged the Thursday Club 3288 to 3274 at Evangelical alleys Tuesday night in a tight five game contest. After the second game Thursday led by 151 pins but Monday rallied to win with strong play. Winners were F. Tanner, A. A. Peasner, P. Bosch, L. Langerhans, and C. Bosch. losers were E. Scott, A. W. Happy, C. H. Langerhans, H. Bosch, and R. A. Mollenaver.
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F. Tanner
A. A. Peasner
P. Bosch
L. Langerhans
C. Bosch
E. Scott
A. W. Happy
C. H. Langerhans
H. Bosch
R. A. Mollenaver
Bethlehem Steel pushes open shop policy nationwide
Bethlehem Steel President Grace testified before a joint legislative committee that the corporation will refuse to sell fabricated steel in the New York and Philadelphia district to projects on a closed shop basis. He defended the open shop principle and said policy extension depends on labor impact, tracing the move to September 1919 after the
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Associated Press
New York
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Philadelphia
Grace
Joint Legislative Committee
Building Trust
Union Erecto
Grate
Ian’ Federation ‘of Labor
De Valera Attacks Lloyd George Peace Offer
De Valera denounces Lloyd George peace aims as unserious while Irish leaders imprisoned in Britain. He endorses Griffith and urges the Irish to stand firm. A London Evening Standard note claims Valera may go to England. hotel staff confirm he left his New York room days ago. Dodge agency closes nationwide for founder H E Dodge funeral. Capital garage closes 2 to 3 pm.
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Associated Press
New York
Lloyd George
Ireland
Emonn DeValera
Irish Republic
DeValera
Arthur Griffith
London
Evening Standard Today
Emonn de Valera
Trish Republic
England
Home Office
Trish Self Determination League
Emmon de Valera
London Evening Standard
Governor Garner opposes blanket paroles for prisoners
Governor Garner declares no blanket paroles will be issued to inmates. Only those with excellent records and release recommended by the State Prison Board will be considered for parole.
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Garner
State Prison Board
Austria Elected to League Membership and Council
Geneva report states Austria was elected as a member of the League of Nations by the assembly with 35 votes in favor, two absent, four abstentions. Belgium Brazil Spain and China were chosen for the council, with China receiving 21 votes to Sweden five, Romania six, and others one vote each. The assembly also took up the opium convention duties and discussed the “white slave” traffic with Mile. Henni Forthammer of Denmark invoking action for deported women and children.
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Austria
League of Nations
Assembly of the League Today
Belgium
Brazil
Spain
China
Council of the
Council
Sweden
Rumania
Asia Minor
Mile
Henni Forthammer
Denmark
Forthammer
Mile. Forthammer
Council of Clubs funds for bedside nurse in Capital City
At yesterday’s Council of Clubs meeting a $400 fund was reported to aid a bedside nurse for the city’s needy poor. Miss Coleman serves as Community Nurse, promoting sanitation, infant care, and related needs. The group plans a January luncheon for officers and future plans.
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Council of Clubs
Illinois tax rate fixed at 49 cents by tax board
The 1921 state tax rate was set at 40 cents by the tax levy board in Springfield. The panel, consisting of Gov. Lowden, State Treasurer Sterling, and State Auditor Russell, kept the rate steady from 1920 despite higher educational appropriations and a planned building program for next year.
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Illinois
Associated Press
Springfield
Lowden
Sterling
Russell
Contract Awarded for Highway Commission Offices
The State Highway Commission awarded the office furnishing contract in the Trust building to Paul Hunt. Hunt submitted the lowest bid of 3700 dollars among six bids received, and the commission approved his proposal.
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State Highway Commission
Paul ©. Hunt
Hunt
Commission
Harding Consults Raymond Robins World Peace Plan
President elect Harding meets Raymond Robins in Marion to discuss Europe’s social and economic conditions and a plan for an association of nations. Senator Fall of New Mexico heads home for holidays while Des Moines’ Will Pearks promotes US-Mexico student exchange. Penrose in Atlantic City opposes an association of nations and world federation.
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Associated Press
Marion
Harding
Raymond Robins
Progressive Party
Republican Executive Committee
Robbins
Europe
George Fred Williams
Boston
Greece
Senator Harding
Association of Nations
Senator Fall
New Mexico
Will A. Peakrs
Des Moines
Mexico
United States
Penrose
Atlantic City
N. J
Association of ‘Nations
Two Men Sentenced to Hang for Berger Garageman Killing
Union Missouri December 15 Special to The Capital News reports John W Carroll of Fairchild Pa Charles Jacob of St Louis were sentenced to death by hanging for the November 20 murder of Benjamin Schobe Berger garage proprietor. Walter Shirer of Uniontown was sentenced to life imprisonment after a two hour jury deliberation.
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Capital News Union
John W. Carroll Lof Fairchild
Pas
Charles Jacob Lof
St. Louis
Benjamin Schobe
Berger, Mo
Walter Shirer
Uniontown
Supreme Court
France
Schobe
Berger
Jacoy
John Carroll
Carroll
Shirer
Pennsylvania
Prosecutor-Elect Lacks Bar Membership in State Trial
A county prosecutor elect who is not a bar member has refused to issue an election or official notice. Oscar Renn, elected prosecuting attorney, has never been licensed to practice law. Renn’s application to be examined by the State Board of Law Examiners was filed yesterday, with exams slated next week, but he must pass an unusually stringent test to qualify for the office.
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Van
Oscar Ronn
Ream
Supreme Court
Renn
State “Board of Law Examiners
Vice President-Elect Coolidge Sets Course to Marion
Vice President elect Coolidge departed Etoston for Marion Ohio at the invitation of Senator Harding to confer regarding cabinet and administration policy tomorrow. Daniels pushes a billion dollar navy to join a league. Coolidge criticizes the proposal as half crazy.
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Eqston
Mass
Coolidge
Marion
Ohio
Harding
Hoover
Daniels
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