Health Board to Press Move Against Fraudulent Doctors
Missouri Board of Health plans a June 14 meeting at the capitol to discuss continuing its drive to revoke licenses of physicians who obtained credentials by fraud. The push follows last week’s revocation of Dr. Ray B. Horton and cites 20 to 30 remaining cases from 60 complaints filed in 1925 amid the diploma mill probe.
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Missouri Board of Health
James Stewart
Health Board
St. Louis
Ray B. Horton
Purdy
Kansas City
Horton
Missouri
State Supreme Court
Horton Court
Board of Wealth
Stewart
Phillips Hears Unique Case In Louisiana Missouri
A Missouri Workmen's Compensation hearing in Louisiana addresses liability for injury to an artificial limb. Charles Crook of Stark Brothers Orchard and Nursery damaged his prosthetic leg at work. A compromise settlement assigns the insurance company covering the nursery to pay the repair costs.
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Louisiana
Alroy S&s. Phillips
Missouri Workmen’s Compensation Commission
Charles Crook
Stark Brothers Orchard and Nursery
Crooks
Heirs Named in Judge Ernest Case Estate
Two local residents Howard Case Bradbury and Mrs. Charles Kaiser are named as beneficiaries of the late Judge Ernest Case estate. The will also lists two other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Case Bradbury
Charles Kaiser
Ernest Case
Judge Case
Blod Visits Webster Groves Among Gordon Family Ties
Chas S Blod, manager for Forman Bonding Co Chicago in St Louis territory, touring Webster Groves and staying with Mr and Mrs John P Gordon during a city visit.
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Chas. S. Blod
St. Louis
Forman Bonding Company of
Chicago
Webster Groves
John P. Gordon
Cole County Text Book Board Buys 14000 Books
The Cole County Text Book Commission begins selecting and purchasing over 14,000 books for rural schools for five years. Bids from publishing houses are due by June 16 with adoption the next day by Chairman Roger W. Smith and members Dolly Musick and Archie E. Russell. Subjects include Reading 2000, Spelling 2000, Writing 2000, Arithmetic 1000, Language 800, Grammar 800, History 1000, Geography 1000, Hygiene 1000, Civil Government 800, Agriculture 800, Nature Study 800, Dictionaries 400. Partial payment comes from state aid.
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Cole County Text Book Commission
Roger W. Smith
Cole
Smith
Dolly Musick
Archie E. Russell
Youth May Be Charged With Forging Check
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Lewis Horde Cook filed a worthless check charge in Justice John G. Leslie's court against W. E. Turbett Jr of Jefferson City. He allegedly cashed two bad checks for Czarlinsky Clothing and Schell Music for 13.50 and 15 signed by his mother. A forgery charge may follow early next week. No arrest announced last night. Turbett has prior bad check trouble in the area.
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Lewis Horde Cook
John G. Leslie
W. E. Turbett, Jr
Jefferson City
Tarbett
Czarlinsky Clothing Store
Schell Music Store
Czarlinsky
Schell Company
Arnold Heads County School
Prof. J. A. Arnold of Sluper La Clede county has been elected superintendent of Centertown schools, succeeding Prof. E. K. Carey who resigned. Arnold is regarded as a leading regional educator and Centertown faculty for the year has been chosen.
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J. A. Arnold
Sluper
Laclede County
Centertown
E. K. Carey
Arnold
Tanner Injures Hand in Machine Accident
Julius Tanner, a well known member of the Tanner Machine Company, cut his hand on a part of the Moerschel Products ice machine several days ago. The injury is painful but not serious.
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Julius Tanner
Tanner Machine Company
Tanner
Moerschel Products Company
Cement Factory Pictures Shown To State Highway Workers
Motion pictures of the Alpha Port land Cement Company factory were exhibited yesterday morning to state highway department employees in a hotel ballroom. F. E. Gaston, company special representative, led the screening and explained the film.
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Alpha Portland Cement Company
State Highway Department
F. E. Gaston
Missouri Weather Update Shows Showers and Thunderstorms
A Missouri forecast calls for showers and local thunderstorms Friday with a chance of lingering activity Saturday. Friday will be slightly warmer, with unsettled conditions expected to ease by weekend.
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Missouri
Lindsay Freed by Police Judge in Neighborhood Row
Arthur Lindsay was arraigned in police court on a charge of disturbing the peace but was released and the case dismissed after telling Judge John G. Leslie the complaint arose from a misunderstanding. The judge called it another neighborhood row and released him on the City Attorney’s recommendation.
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Arthur Lindsay
John G. Leslie
Lindsay
Leslie
Blair
Editors oppose Kansas cigarette law change
Kansas publishers attack a new law ending a 20 year ban on cigarette sales. The measure bans cigarette advertising, prompting a Shawnee County Court injunction that temporarily blocks enforcement of the non advertising clause amid a hard fought compromise with anti cigarette forces.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Shawnee County
Prominent Local Couple to Marry Friday
Miss Mary Louise Sartain daughter of Mrs Sara E Sartain and Willard Babbington an employee of the state highway department will wed Friday June 10 at the bride’s mother home. After a brief honeymoon the couple will live in the city. Both are well known here with many friends offering congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Sartain
Sara E. Sartain
West Main Street
Willard Babbington
State Highway Department
Manila Storm Abates After Steamer Negros Sinking
The Manila storm eased on June 2 allowing rescue crews to reach survivors of the Inter-Island steamer Negros of Romblon Island wrecked Sunday. About 10 percent of lives may be lost. Survivors camp on Bondroc Peninsula as Red Cross sends the Sontan with food and clothing. Chief officer Severino De Guzman said the ship sank in three minutes amid panic during the disaster.
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Manila
Negros
Romblon Island
Bondroc Peninsula
Red Cross
Sontan
Severino de Guzman
Rural Cole county awards diplomas to 153 graduates
One hundred and fifty three pupils in Cole county rural schools completed their courses and received county diplomas from Superintendent Roger W. Smith. The term is praised as the county’s most successful for graduating numbers and teaching excellence, with graduates listed by school and names including Sherwood and Eugene.
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Cole County
Roger W. Smith
Smith
Sherwood
Dorothy Allen
Louise Wetzel
Raymond Wetzel
Basil Amos
Wayne Morrow
Otto Shock
Alfred Shock
Eugene
Eleanor Andrews
Myrtle Jenkins
Lloyd Bittle
Gilbert Gray
Cedella Hill
Opal McDonald
Everett
Speeding Cars Rattle Residents On West McCarty Street
Two automobiles a Nash and a Ford staged two three block races between 700 and 1000 West McCarty Street last evening, traveling at over 50 miles per hour. Police pursued but could not overtake. investigators plan to file serious charges if the drivers are identified.
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Nash
Ford
McCarty Street
McCarty
Popp
Bock
Pure Food Section Opens In The Capital News
The Capital News announces the first in a series of pure food sections to be published every Friday through summer. It aims to aid busy housewives by showing where to buy foodstuffs and offering articles on summer dishes and culinary tips.
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The
Capital News
Jefferson City
Ford Smashes Into Street Car In Uptown
A Ford roadster driven by Miss Mildred Heidbreder daughter of Mr and Mrs G H Heidbreder was damaged at noon yesterday when it collided with a street car at High and Madison streets Miss Heidbreder escaped injury A rear wheel fender and running board were smashed James Johnston of St Louis recently visited Mr and Mrs C A Spencer Johnston represents the Denver Poultry Association
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Mildred Heidbreder
G. H. Heidbreder
High
Madison Streets
Miss Heidbreder
Ajury
James Johnston
St. Louis
Radio Discovers Runaway Youth in Cole Village
Radio Station WOS broadcast a description of Albert Schwartze, a youth who ran away from his aunt in Cole Village. The boy was traced to Osage City, found at Jacob Dudenhoeffer’s home, and turned over to Mrs. J. A. Nelson. Dudenhoeffer said Schwartze arrived early yesterday and that he planned to travel to St. Louis.
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J. A. Nelson
Albert Schwartze
Osage City
Jacob Dudenhoeffer
Schwartze
WOS
Chas. Kremer
Dudenhoeffer
Nelson
St. Louis
Porter elected president of Beta Phi Sigma fraternity
Ben Porter was elected president of the Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity for the ensuing year at the annual election of officers last night. Other officers chosen were Boyd W. Caplinger vice president Cecil Schulte secretary Wilbur Schneider treasurer and Bennie Woods sergeant at arms. Kemp Asel was elected delegate to the state convention in Kansas City June 12 13 and George Schneider was selected as alternate. Nearly twenty members of the fraternity plan to attend the annual meeting.
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Ben Porter
Beta Phi Sigma
Boyd W. Caplinger
Cecil Schulte
Wilbur Schneider
Bennie Woods
Kemp Asel
Kansas City
George Schneider
Hunt Takes Over State Hatcheries
Springfield Missouri June 2 Fred J Foster longtime head of state fish hatcheries resigns from the state game and fish department effective May 31 Colonel Paul Hunt of Jefferson City named his successor Foster will focus on private interests He co manages Westover Fisheries near Steelville producing over 125000 rainbow and brook trout annually He also owns a major spring near Westplains Ozark County and plans to develop Double Spring into a resort center.
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Associated Preac
Springfield
Fred J. Foster
State Fish Hatcheries
State Game and Fish Department
Paul Hunt
Jefferson City
Foster
Westover Fisheries
Steelville
Ozark County
Westplains
Services today for Joseph Bauman
Funeral services for Joseph Bauman former resident of this city who died in Columbia will be held there today Mr and Mrs Leonard Roark and Mrs Henry Schepker of this county will attend Bauman left Jefferson City about 25 years ago to work in real estate in Columbia He was 74 and remembered by many friends in this area.
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Joseph Bauman
Columbia
Leonard Roark
Henry Schepker
Bauman
Jefferson City
Japan to send troops to Tientsin amid China tension
Reuters reports unofficial but reliable word that the negotiation defense force will be led by Col. Little. Japan is expected to dispatch a brigade to Tientsin and battalions to Phing Chin Wang Tao and Channaikwan. France plans reinforcements with two more companies at Peking and battalions arriving at Tientsin around June 14 and July 1.
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Ty Associates
London
Reuter
Peking
Little
Idds
Japsi
Tientsin
Phing
Chin Wang Tao
Ehannaikwan
France
Schultz Plumbing expands by purchasing Capitol Avenue building
Paul J. Schultz, owner of Schultz Plumbing and Heating Shop, bought the Volker Building at 225 East Capitol Avenue from the Louise Volker estate for 5000. He will remodel to double floor space, with first floor shop expansion and second floor converted to modern efficiency apartments with electricity steam heat and refrigeration. Work to start mid month if weather permits.
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Paul J. Schultz
Schultz Plumbing
Volker
East Capitol Avenue
Louise
Schultz Concern
Schultz
Schultz Shop
Eldracher Purchases Adams Street Home
A. P. Eldracher of the Jefferson City police force buys Mrs. Ashley Ewings home at 215 Adams Street and plans to move by June 15. The price is not disclosed. Mrs. Ewing will relocate to Joplin to live with Mrs. John J. Wolff, daughter of Mrs. Minnie Crafton, who also left for Joplin.
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A. P. Eldracher
Jefferson City
Ashley Ewing
Adams Street
Ewing
Joplin
John J. Wolff
Minnie Crafton
Crafton
Fish Dynamiters to Be Prosecuted
The Missouri state game and fish department will intensify action against fish dynamiters this summer. Deputy wardens will target all regions to curb illegal blasting. Last week Reynolds county court at Lesterville convicted three men for dynamiting fish in the Black River and fined $100 each plus costs.
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State Game and Fish Department
Kieth McCanse
State Game and
Sh Department
Missouri
Reynolds County
Lesterville
Black River
Funeral planned for Mrs. Duval Smith in St Joseph
Mrs. Duval Smith 89 and wife of Buchanan county’s former prosecuting attorney died from accidental gas asphyxiation after her kitchen oven was left on while she baked cookies. She was Florence La Turne, a 1912 University of Missouri journalism graduate and former St Louis Globe Democrat staffer.
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ST. Joseph
Duval Smith
Buchanan County
Smith
William Bohner Visits Parents in Woodcrest
William Bohner of St. Louis recently visited his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Bohner in Woodcrest.
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William Bohner
St. Louis
Mrs
Henry Bohner
Woodcrest
Lindbergh Delays Channel Crossing For Weather
After a 58 minute flight from Kenley, Captain Lindbergh landed at Lympne at 6:58 a m. and postponed his English Channel crossing and return to Paris until weather improves. A fog in the channel hindered the plan.
Lindbergh Starts for Paris Amid Cheerful Kenley Sendoff
Captain Lindbergh began his flight to Paris at 6 15 am after a perfect takeoff and a brief formation with two escort planes. Crowds cheered as he rose to 1000 feet and headed southeast toward the coast near Folkestone. Adverse weather forced postponement of his Paris return to tomorrow, with fog and mist delaying departure from Kenley.
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Associated Press
Kenley
Eng
Lindbergh
Paris
Folkestone
English Channel
Airdome
London
Charles A. Lindbergh
Kenley Military Air Station
England
Channel
France
Kenley Air Field
British Air Service
U S Judges Face Tiny Salary Until July 31
In Kansas City on June 2, circuit judges Kimbrough Stone and Arba S. Van Valkenburgh and district judges Albert Reeves and Merrill E. Otis awaited a salary fund of two cents to cover May and June as Congress failed to pass a deficiency bill. Each circuit judge earns about 1040 dollars monthly, while each district judge earns about 830 dollars monthly, with 580 dollars owed to each for May.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
United States Circuit
United States District
Congress
Kimbrough Stone
Arba S. van Valkenburgh
Merrill E. Otis
United States
Lindbergh to Be Made Missouri National Guard Colonel
Governor Sam A. Baker announced Captain Charles Lindbergh will be promoted to colonel in the Missouri National Guard when he returns to St. Louis from his New York to Paris trans Atlantic flight. The elevation honors his record making flight.
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Charles Lindbergh
National Guard of
Missouri
St. Louis
New York
Paris
Sam A. Baker
Lindbergh
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Chas. S. Blood
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Moerschel
Cement Factory
NEW Law
West Mccarty
Radio
Cole Village
Hunt
Japan
Col. Little
U. S. A. Legation
Capitol Ave
Eldracher
McCanse
Flyer
Bulletin
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