Hyde cuts 04 insurance class rates for workmen's comp
State Superintendent Ben C. Hyde issued an order reducing 94 of 694 rate classifications for workmen's compensation, covering 80 percent of policy volume. He said 600 classes unchanged while further study may adjust them, and noted Missouri rates compare favorably with neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben C. Hyde
Hyde
Supt. Hyde
St. Louis
Kansas City
Associated Industries of
Missouri
Gathright Held for Circuit Court on Burglaries
Kermit Gathright, a local Black man, waived a preliminary hearing in Judge John G. Leslie's court and was bound over to the Cole County Circuit Court. Bond set at 1000. authorities seek accomplice nicknamed Bright Eyes, said to be in Kansas City. Warrant issued by Prosecutor Nike G. Sevier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Gathright
Jack King
Lafayette Street
John G. Leslie
Cole County
Bright Eyes
Kansas City
Leslie
Nike G. Sevier
Law firm Irwin and Bushman relocate to Delmonico Building
The law offices of W. C. Irwin and Sam Bushman will move to the Delmonico Building after February 1. They have leased the entire upper floor. City Attorney J. T. Blair Jr. seeks new quarters in the same building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Irwin
Sam Bushman
Delmonico
J. T. Blair, Jr
Judge Ewing Cockrell Visits Capital City
Judge Ewing Cockrell of Warrensburg, a Democrat candidate in the last U. S. Senate primary, was a visitor in the Capital City yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Ewing Cockrell
Ewing Cockrell
Warrensburg
U. S
Tia
Blodgett Priest Guest of Hobbs Home in East Capitol Avenue
Blodgett Priest of St. Louis, a Republican U.S. Senate primary candidate, is visiting the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Hobbs on East Capital Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blodgett Priest
St. Louis
U. S
Jack W. Hobbs
East Capital Avenue
Missouri House Opens With Forty Bills in First Day
The Missouri fifty fourth general assembly began as the House accepted forty new measures. Governor Baker proposed a separate educational fund funded by a ten percent tax on cigars cigarettes tobacco amusements and state inheritance tax. The fund would support public schools and the University of Missouri with about seven million dollars yearly, facing anticipated opposition from Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Fifty-Fourth General Assembly
Assembly
Winter
Sam A. Baker
Fowler
Adair County
Senate
A. L. McCawley
Carthage
University of Missouri
City Car Dealers Plan Grand Banquet at New Central Hotel
The Capital City Automobile Dealers' Association plans a large banquet at the New Central Hotel with invitations extended to most local dealers within a 35 mile radius. Jess O Neal Bruce Burgett and Clifford English form a committee to arrange the event chaired by O Neal. Robert E Lee of the St Louis Automobile Dealers' Association will speak once a date is set for late this month or early February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Central
Capital City
Automobile Dealers’ Association
the Central
Cental Missouri
Jess O’neal
Heisinger Motor Company
Bruce Burgett
Kremer-Nash Company
Clifford English
Decker
O'Neal
Robert E. Lee
St. Louis Automobile Dealers’ Association
Lee
No trace found of C L Kimball escapee from jail
No trace has been found of C L Kimball who escaped from Cole county jail while awaiting trial on obtaining money by bogus drafts. Investigators believe he left the state and a prior report misidentified him as Ray Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Kimball
Cole County
Kimball
Ray Kimball
First Reel of Betty From Jefferson City Shown
The first reel of Miss Betty From Jefferson City will be shown next Thursday and Friday at Miller Theater. Local residents Louise Dallmeyer Gertrude Osgood Helen Riley Cor tez F Enloe Jr Lewis Morris Bunny Sutton and others appear in the motion picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Jefferson City
Capital City
Miller Theater
Louise Dallmeyer
Gertrude Osgood
Helen Riley
Cortez F. Enloe, Jr
Lewis Morris
Bunny” Sutton
Joe Tweedie Reported Improved After Illness
Joe Tweedie son of Mrs Anna Tweedie formerly ill with la grippe is reported somewhat improved and friends hope for his recovery in the city care and concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Tweedie
Anna Tweedie
la Grippe
Missouri Weekend Weather Focus
Forecast calls for fair Saturday increasing clouds Sunday with a rise in temperature. Strong system movements not indicated for the immediate period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
St Peter's Dramatic Club Plans Two New Plays
Officers select a modern comedy for local audiences and plan to stage Quo Vadis during Lent. Rehearsals will begin soon for both productions under the supervision of Carl Bayard Steers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Dramatic Club
St. Peter's Dramatic Club
Carl Bayard Steers
Harris Given Term in County Jail
Bull Harris a police character was found guilty in police court of drunkenness. He was fined 25 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail. The jury, out briefly, consisted of P. Gold L. Grieshammer Henry Hoffman Wm. Kuehn Louis Schneiders and C. A. Werner. Harris had been paroled by Mayor Thomas to leave the city and now faces about 150 days total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull” Harris
P. Gold
L. Grieshammer
Henry Hoffman
Wm. Kuehn
Louis Schneiders
C. A. Werner
Harris
Thomas
Former Gov Arthur M Hyde Hosts Met Press Dinner
Former Governor Arthur M Hyde of Trenton hosted a 7 pm dinner at Kaufman Cafe for Metropolitan newspaper correspondents after the Hawes Williams senatorial campaign results. Guests included Ben C Hyde Asa Hutson Curtis Betts Boyd Carroll Robert Holliway T C Alford and Hawley Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Hyde
Trenton
Kaufman Cafe
Hawes-Williams
Gov. Hyde
State Insurance Convsioner
Ben C. Hyde
Asa Hutson
The
Globe Democrat
Curtis Betts
Boyd Carroll
Post Dispatch
Robert E. Holliway
Kansas City Journal-Post
T. C. Alford
Hawley Drake
Kansas City Star
Campbell Vaughn Visits Linn City Yesterday
Campbell Vaughn of Linn was a visitor in Linn City yesterday, drawing local attention as he toured landmarks and met residents during his brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Vaughn of
Linn
Jefferson City Beats Moberly High 28 to 11 in Junior College Court
Jefferson City Jays overpower Moberly High, 28 to 11, on the Junior College court. Captain Senevey leads with 16 points, Wyrick adds two field goals, and the Lions fight hard but fall short as Westminster College’s C Iba referees. Junior High quintet also trounces Senior High 46 to 20 to complete a doubleheader.
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Jefferson City Jays
Moberly
Jays
Warriors
Paul Rose
Jay Mentor
Lions
Jay Five
Randolph County
Senevey
Wyrick
Jordan
Rainner
Farmer
Foster
Sutton
Alexander
C. Iba
Westminster College
Fulton
Cole County
Old Baltimore Hotel May Be Remodeled
Plans to remodel the old Baltimore Hotel on Monroe Street into modern apartments are under serious consideration by owners Burch and Platt. The building remains in excellent condition and sits just a few feet from High Street. A further announcement is expected later.
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Baltimore
Monroe Street
Burch and Platt
High Street
Legislature Opens With 40 Bills In House
Yesterday both chambers met at 10 a m with senate committees named and first 40 bills introduced in the house. Governor Baker proposes a separate state education fund. Donnelly resigns as senate criminal jurisprudence chair amid fight over the new criminal code. action on resignation deferred. State treasurer reports on condition of state funds and bank deposits. opposition grows to the crime code. both houses adjourn until Monday afternoon. Bank of Texas County in Houston Missouri closes this year.
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House
Senate
Baker
Phil M. Donnelly
Lebanon
Donnelly
Second State Bank
Yea Te Bank
Texas County
Houston
De Molay Dance Moved After Park Hall Occupied
A last minute change forced the De Molay dance to relocate from the State Park to the Central Hotel after arriving guests found the park hall occupied by Black residents. The incident caused confusion and embarrassment for several couples and disrupted the planned event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Molay
State Park
de Molays
Francis in serious condition amid long illness
David R. Francis former Missouri governor ambassador and secretary of state took a turn for the worse today. He is 75 and suffered a heart attack last summer and has remained in precarious health as his family gathers at his bedside. The physician announced he had rallied tonight.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
David R. Francis
Missouri
The
Intermor
Francis
Ladies of House Organize Social Society
The Ladies of the Legislative Branch of the House met in the House lounging room at 2 30 PM to perfect a social organization. About 40 ladies attended the first meeting. Mrs Howard R Spencer was elected president and Mrs John V Crum vice president. Secretary is Mrs C P Moody. treasurer Mrs Fred R Arnote. reporter Mrs D E Williams. The group will meet Mondays at 2 PM in the Speaker's room with five hostesses per session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Branch
House
Emma R. Knell
Howard R. Spencer
Mercer County
John v. Crum
Audrain County
C. P. Moody
Lawrence County
Chas. Albrech
St. Louis City
Fred R. Arnote
Ray County
D. E. Williams
Lincoln County
Capitol Building
Mesdames Chas, Albrecht
F. R. Arnote
L. Bayershofer
A. H. Burnett
Mary A. Barnes
H. &. Bales
Cole County Farmers Co operative holds annual meeting
The Cole County Farmers Co operative held its annual meeting at the county courthouse with 88 of 154 shareholders present. Officers were re elected: Fred Buehrle president Herman Winkelman vice president G A Schultz secretary treasurer and Henry J Mueller manager. Directors chosen for three year terms were C F Raithel Frank Kroll and Andy Vogel. The board now includes Buehrle Raithel Schultz Markway Winton Kroll and Vogel. The company, incorporated for 15000 with 1800 paid up, paid a seven percent dividend last year and moved 78 carloads of feed flour fertilizer fencing and other goods and 81 carloads of livestock, saving members about 17000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole County Farmer's Co-perative Comany
Fred Buehrle
Herman Winkelman
G. A. Schultz
Henry J. Mueller
C. F. Raither
Frank Kroll
Andy Vogel
C. F. Raithel
al Markway
Herman Winton
Former resident reported killed in western state
Jack Gordon aged 83, identified as Gordon L. Springfield in Blackfoot Idaho, was run over and killed by a passenger train last Wednesday. Authorities say he formerly lived in Jefferson City and enlisted in the U S Army from there in 1921. Police Chief Joe Bruns seeks more details from Idaho officials and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Gordon
Jefferson City
Blackfoot
Idaho
Joe Bruns
Gordon
Gordon L. Springfield
Bruns
Wildhaber Held For U S Court In Argyle
Emil Wildhaber a well known Argyle farmer was ordered held for the next term of the Federal court after a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Fromme on a liquor possession charge. Bond set at 1000. he furnished it. He claims the liquid was pickle juice and says he will fight the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Wildhaber
Argyle
U. S
F. J. Frommé
Wildhaber
Federal
Fromme
Local Lumbermen to Attend Southwestern Convention in Kansas City
A number of prominent local lumber dealers and contractors plan to attend the Southwestern Lumbermen's Association convention in Kansas City on the 26th 27th and 28th of the month. Cliff G Scruggs of the Scrugegs Guhleman Lumber Company is vice president and will attend. Other Capital City businessmen Henry Guhleman Lee Jordan Louis L Ott and John W Case will be present as part of an interesting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Lumbermen’s Association
Kansas City
Cliff G. Scruggs
Scrugegs- Guhleman Lumber Company
Capital City
Henry Guhleman
Lee Jordan
Louis L. Ott
John W. Case
Mayor Thomas Returns From St Louis Fire Equipment Visit
Mayor Cecil W. Thomas returned from St Louis where he and several city officials inspected new fire equipment. The others were delayed by a missed train and will arrive later. The mayor reported the equipment satisfactory with only a few changes recommended.
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Cecil W. Thomas
St. Louis
Ward Couple Return From West Honeymoon Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ward have returned home from a honeymoon tour in the west and will reside with Mr. Ward’s parents Dr. and Mrs. Ward of Woodcrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Ward
Mr. Ward
No. B Ward
Woodcrest
Dentist Dr Bohner In Street Fight With Detective
A street quarrel last night near 1108 East High involved Dr E A Bohner, guard Tom Bakes, and Adams Detective Agency rep W A De Crow. De Crow filed charges. Bohner fled before police arrived as hands are set to citetoday in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Bohner
East High
Tom Bakes
State Prison
W. A. de Crow
Adams Detective Agency
de Crow
Dey Louver
Marie Hodges
Eldon
Young de Crow
Miss Hodges
Miller Theatre
Picture House
State Park
Central Hotel
Baker House
Bohner
Herman Bosse Plans Return After Illness At Plant
Herman Bosse, longtime Hugh Stephens plant employee, has greatly improved after months of illness and expects to return to work around March 1. His recovery brings relief and Glad tidings to many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Bosse
Hugh Stephens
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Circuit
Negro
Irwin and
Blodgett
Cole Bastile
A. M. Hyde
Kauffman’s
Moberly High
Old Baltimore
Burch and Platte
D. R. Francis
Ladies OF House
Society
Co-Operative Company
Western State
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