Indian heiress Maude Lee Mudd Wilson held in Missouri
Maude Lee Mudd Wilson, an eighteen year old Indian heiress, and her husband were held on peace disturbance charges after a quarrel at the Bomberry home in Joplin Missouri. Also jailed was Wilsons brother and his wife with a pending hearing for June. The incident stems from a dispute over the heiress estate valued from half a million to three million dollars.
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Associatedress
Joplin, Mo
Maude Lee Mudd Wilson
Levi Bomberry
Miami
Okla
V. J. Wilson
Bomberry
Joe Wilson
Wilson
E. H. Cullison
Maude Lee
E. E. Gordon
Gordon
Arizona
Florence
Aziz
Missouri College to Send Four to World Soils Congress
Four Missouri College of Agriculture soil science professors M F Miller H H Krusekopf W A Albrecht and Richard Bradfield will attend the fifth International Soils Congress in Washington DC June 13 to 22. Afterward the delegates will tour the United States and Canada for 30 days visiting farming regions with several Missouri stops en route.
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Associated Press
Columbia
Missouri College of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
M. F. Miller
H. H. Krusekopf
W. A. Albrecht
Richard Bradfield
United States
Canada
Missouri
Ozarks
Prairie
National Capital
Pacific Coast
Winnipeg
St. Paul
Washington
Union
Underhill given life in prison for murder in Oklahoma
Okmulgee district court jurors convict Tone 38 Wilbur Underhill of murdering George Fee a drug store clerk during a Christmas time robbery. He faces possible electric chair in Ottawa County and may be transferred to McAlester State Penitentiary after tomorrow as Ottawa County officials are notified.
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Assoniated
Okmulgee
Okla
Tone
Wilbur Underhill
George Fee
Cleri
Underhill
Ottawa County
A. N. Boa
Iman
Earl O'Neil
Picher
Woman Slayer Sent to Prison in Jackson County Case
Margaret Allister, 26, of Kansas City, was convicted of shooting and killing Paul Murdock on June 15, 1923. The Missouri Supreme Court affirmed the conviction, rejecting a self defense plea and sentencing her to 10 years in the state prison.
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Margaret Allister
Kansas City
Jackson County
Paul Murdock
Missouri Supreme Court
Division Two
J. T. White
Murdock
Supreme Court
Visit of Psychiatrist To Leopold Reported Without Significance
Relatives of Nathan Leopold Jr claim the visit by Dr. Bernard Glueck, New York psychiatrist, to Leopold at Statesville Prison has no significance. Glueck spoke with Leopold for about 30 minutes and denied any role as medical counsel for an insanity hearing, saying he attended as an observer and to gather material for a paper.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Bernard Glueck
New York
Leopold
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Statesville Prison
Dr. Glueck
Federal Service Condemned By Noted Speaker
Fred Telford of Washington DC told the biennial council of the General Federation of Women's Clubs that the federal service shows bad personnel legislation and administration. He cited Illinois Chicago St Louis and Kansas City as examples where personnel machinery serves political ends.
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Associated Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Fred Telford
Washington, D. C
Federal Service of
United States
Telford
Bureau of Public Personnel Administration
Kansas City
French Countess to Visit Mexico This June
Mexico is abuzz as Countess Constance Hillyer de Caen of Paris arrives around June 10 for a visit. She will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Green and their three daughters after meeting the countess in Washington during an European trip.
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Mexico
Constance Hillyer de
Negro Slayer Samuel Jones is Killed by Posse
Samuel Jones, a Black man who killed his niece and wounded two relatives Tuesday, was shot and killed by a posse after being cornered in a swamp near Dover Delaware on June 8.
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Dover
Del
Samuel Jones
Bank Robbers Sent to Prison in Two Missouri Cases
Missouri supreme court division two affirms convictions for two bank robberies. William Wilaie of St. Louis County receives five years for first degree robbery in the December 18 1924 Citi zens Bank of Florissant heist. Bert Broyles of St Louis gets four years for attempted bank robbery at Barnhart Jefferson County and two years for assault with intent to kill after a February 28 1925 shootout.
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Missouri Supreme Court
St.Louis County
Jefferson County
William Wil Aie
Citizen's Bank of Florissant
Florissant
St. Louis County
Joseph Pondrom
Bert Broyles
St. Louis
Bank of Barnhart
Barnhart
Broyles
G. O. Jury
Five Little Falls residents to greet Lindbergh in Washington
A group of five Little Falls citizens named by Governor Christensen will drive to Washington to claim front seats at Captain Charles A Lindberghs welcoming on June 11.
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Little Falls
Minn
Theodore Christianson
Minnesota
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
The Sunset Derby at the Miller Theater
The Miller Theater presents The Sunset Derby a racing drama starring Buster Collier Jr and Mary Astor based on a William Dudley Pelly story. A has been jockey and a nervous rider find renewed courage in a major Tin Juan track stake race with scenes shot at Tia Juana. Also shown is Funny Face a juvenile comedy.
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Miller Theater
Buster Collier, Jr
Mary Astor
Miller
William Dudley Pelly
Yellow
Tin Juan
Tia Juana
Big Boy
Ohio trapshoot champion Geddes breaks 198 of 200
Dayton shooter C S D Geddes of Harrisburg Ohio won the singles trap title with a 198 score out of 200 at yesterday's meet in Ohio. The event crowned the new state champion.
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Dayton
S. D. Geddes
Harrisburg
Ohio
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