Thompson Named To See Coolidge On Flood Board Plans
Chicago mayor William Hale Thompson heads a flood control conference ex officio to meet President Coolidge. The group urged immediate federal relief for Mississippi flood sufferers and a presidential conference of national experts to craft a permanent flood control program.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Coolidge
Executive Committee
William Hale Thompson
Washington
Roy O. West
Republican National Committee
Thompson
Dwight F. Davis
Nicholas Longworth
House of Representatives
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
A. J. O'Keefe
New Orleans
W. J. Miller
St. Louis
Father of Waters
Clinic for Crippled Children Here June 20
Forty three Cole County children eligible for state aid under a new law will receive free treatment. A clinic runs from June 20 to 25 with an orthopedist examining the children. The Cole County Crippled Children's Society aims to send two children to the university hospital at Columbia for free care. Parents who missed children are urged to contact Mrs. Ernst Simonsen.
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Cole County
Crippled Children’s Society
Ernst Simonsen
Simonsen
Cole Society
University Hospital
Columbia
Turtles in Big Derby Attract 75 Local Firms
Seventy five Jefferson City firms enter a July turtle race at a local park under Lions Club auspices. Entry fee is one dollar with fifty dollars in prizes for top finishers. First prize twenty five, second fifteen, third ten. Funds aid a school athletic field. Earl Ralls directs race preparation with many terrapins already trained.
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Jefferson City
Lions Club
Earl Ralls
Visiting Barneys Dubinsky Spotted in California
Barney Dubinsky was seen touring California yesterday. Local sources confirm the noted visitor's appearance in multiple locations during the day.
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Barney Dubinsky
California
Art Kilain to Exhibit Here This Week
World renowned trapshooter Art Kilain to hold an exhibition at the J. G. Gun Club grounds on Hough Park Road in Jefferson City this week with the exact date to be announced. Kilain has long been a top contender in national professional championships as he tours the country to spark local interest in improved shooting. In the club shoot George W. Fifer led with 96 percent, followed by W. A. Dallmeyer 86 percent and Ed Unwin and L. Turner tied at 80 percent.
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Art Killain
Jefferson City
J. G. Gun Club
Hough Park Road
Killain
George W. Fifer
W. A. Dallmeyer
Ed Unwin
L. Turner
H. J. Lartonoix
Chas. Heinrichs
Richard Pohlman
Bassman Completes Tax Book Audit
Oliver Bassman, named by the City Council to audit the city collector’s books, yesterday filed a report for the upcoming regular session. He urges striking most of unpaid taxes as uncollectable and refers a $6,064.71 loss from the F and M bank failure to the council for decision while noting Collector Pohl disputes liability. The council will discuss the loss and several new street ordinances Monday night.
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Oliver Bassman
Bassman
Austin FACES CITY CHARGES
Mrs. Hettie Austin said her husband was drunk again and disturbing the peace of her and the children. City Attorney J. T. Blair Jr. planned to file charges Monday. She recently filed for divorce but dismissed it after his promise to reform. a new suit is expected soon.
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Hettie Austin
Austin
J. T. Blair, Jr
Missouri Weather Outlook Mostly Fair Sunday
The Missouri forecast calls for mostly fair conditions on Sunday with unsettled skies Monday. Temperatures remain steady with little overall change expected across the weekend.
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Missouri
Elder of Jefferson City Elected Grand Sentinel
Elder of Jefferson City was elected Grand Sentinel at the United Commercial Travelers convention in Chillicothe Missouri. Capital City delegates P W Lockwood J H Holliway and Cecil Case were marooned by mud en route home via Trenton St Joseph and Kansas City. Seventy delegates attended the state convention. The next meeting will be held at Mexico.
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U. P. Elder
Jefferson City
United Commercial Travelers
Chillicothe
Capital City
P. W. Lockwood
J. H. Holliway
Cecil Case
Trenton
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Mexico
Hendrix Heads State Board
Charles E. Hendrix of Jefferson City was named president of the state board of chiropractors examiners. Thomas F. Maher of St. Louis becomes secretary, Louis Litsch of St. Louis treasurer, with RK. K. Nicholson of St. Joseph and W. W. Woody of Kansas City as other members. John J Stephens urged legislation to elect chiropractors to the state legislature.
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Charles E. Hendrix
Jefferson City
Thomas F. Maher
St. Louis
Louis Litsch
RK. K. Nicholson
St. Joseph
W. W. Woody
Kansas City
John J Stephens
Fairchild Weds Miss Maude Higgins in Jefferson City
Henry Fairchilds and Maude Higgins, noted local residents, secured a marriage license from County Recorder Henry G. LePage and were married by Justice W. P. Smith at the county courthouse. They left for a brief honeymoon and will reside in Jefferson City. Friends extend congratulations.
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Henry Fairchilds
Maude Higgins
Jefferson City
Henry G. LePage
W. P. Smith
Jefferson City Residents Attend East St. Louis Derby Victory
Thousands watched Buddy Bauer win the $25,000 Fairmount Derby at East St. Louis yesterday. Jefferson City attendees included Dr. and Mrs. Cortez F. Enloe, Howard Cook, Walter Sloat, J. Ek. Palmer, Claude Curtis, E. C. Steele and Guy Silvers.
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Jefferson City
Buddy Bauer
East St. Louis
Cortez F. Enloe
Howard Cook
Walter Sloat
J. Ek. Palmer
Claude Curtis
E. C. Steele
Guy Silvers
Plumber Ready Buys Five Room Home on Hoefer Lane
E F Ready of the Paul Schultz Plumbing Shop purchased a five room dwelling on Hoefer Lane from C W Gay. He plans to move in soon. George W Crowder of St Louis is in the city for a weekend visit with his family.
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E. F. Ready
Paul Schultz
Hoefer Lane
C. W. Gay
Mr. Ready
George W. Crowder
St. Louis
Two Prison Officials Removed in Missouri Action
Harold Tucker the Missouri penitentiary bookkeeper and Joseph Ruwart the purchasing agent were removed and reassigned by the state penal board for economy reasons. The moves follow earlier removals and reshuffles amid Senate investigation friction.
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Harold Tucker
Missouri Penitentiary
Joseph Ruwart
State Reformatory
Boonville
State Penal Board
Cortez F. Enloe
Tucker
A. H. Steinbeck
Union
William Kruse
Baker
Steinbeck
Kruse
T.S. Mosby
Charles W. Custer
Greencastle
Enloe
Senate Penitentiary Investigation Committee
Ruwart
State Senate
Missouri River Rise Predicted From Lexingto to Mouth
Weather bureau预测 Missouri River levels from below Lexington to the mouth cresting 28 feet slightly over flood level. Forecast include Waverly 24 feet Monday Boonville 20 feet Tuesday Hermann 22 feet and St Charles 28 feet late Wednesday. Grand River at Chillicothe 28 feet Osage and Black rivers fall back to banks.
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ST. Louis
Missouri River
Lexington
Weather Bureau
St. Charles
Waverly
Boonville
Hermann
Grand River
Missouri
Chillicothe
Osage
Black
Cole County Seeks Greyhound Stolen in St Louis Case
Cole County authorities followed a tip from Chief of Police to Osage City to locate a slate colored greyhound reported stolen in St Louis days earlier. Officers were instructed to arrest a man believed to be posing as the dog's owner. return status was not available.
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St Louis
Cole County
Osage City
St. Louis
Girk
Caruthers Heads to St Louis for Major Operation
Frank Caruthers, inspector of the Missouri Pacific, left for St Louis yesterday for a major operation at the Missouri Pacific Hospital. He does not expect to return to town until late June.
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Frank Caruthers
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Vandals Destroy Rose Bushes at Mulberry Street Residence
Officer Forrest Erhardt reported a spiteful act in which a local Mulberry Street home lost large rose bushes and most front yard grass. Hot salt water and lye mixture were poured on the plants, causing rapid decline.
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Forrest Erhardt
Mulberry
Erhardt
Essex Coach and Ford Crash at McCarty and Washington
An Essex coach led by Edward Langley collided with a Ford touring car driven by C R Truitt at McCarty and Washington streets after Truitt’s brakes failed. Both vehicles were damaged, with the Ford radiator crushed and the Essex midships dented. A civil suit is expected as each driver accuses the other of causing the collision.
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Edward Langley
C R. Truitt
McCarty
Washington Streets
Truitt
Washington
Ford
Langley
Warren Held in County Jail
Ed Warren charged with issuing several bad checks in Jefferson City was brought back from St Louis and confined in the county jail. He was arrested Friday night in a St Louis soda parlor and admitted his identity and guilt. He will be arraigned in a local justice court Monday.
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Ed Warren
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Warren
Schott Road Detour Repairs Progress Reported
State Highway Department crews under Ed Brackett repaired the Schott Road detour east of Jefferson City. Four fills were made and the road widened in several spots, improving the condition though still rough. Weather delays grading. funds shortage prompted department effort on the temporary highway.
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State Highway Department
Schott
Jefferson City
Ed Brackett
Highway Department
Sevier and Lauf Return from Legal Trip
Prosecuting Attorney Nike G. Sevier and Attorney H. P. Lauf returned yesterday from Pittsburgh and New York after a week spent on legal business. The two prominent barristers say the trip was enjoyable and successful.
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Nike G. Sevier
H. P. Lauf
Pittsburgh
New York
Local City Official Remains Tied to Life Insurance Firm
City assessor Fred Tanner continues his affiliation with the New York Life Insurance Company while starting his new municipal duties. He invites support from friends and neighbors as he begins his tenure.
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Fred Tanner
New York Life Insurance Company
Mr. Tanner
Bellanca Team Aims to Narrow Lindbergh Gap in Trans Atlantic Leg
The Bellanca monoplane Columbia began from Roosevelt Field at 6 05 am EDT and reached Cape Race Newfoundland by 6 20 pm EDT. The crew cut toward St Pierre and Trepassey, narrowing Lindbergh's lead by choosing a coastal route to Saint John. Despite early delays, they reduced the time gap and maintained pace toward their 1900 mile water jump target.
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New York
Newfoundland
Lindbergh
Columbia
Roosevelt Field
Cape Race
N. F
St. John
Ireland
St. John’s
Chamberlin
Levine
Nova Scotia
Westerman to Wed Taos Gire Taos Mayens
Ben Westerman a local resident will marry Miss Gertrude Mayens daughter of Herman Mayens of Taos next Tuesday morning at Taos Catholic Church. Miss Mayens has taught at the Union School and is well known here. Westerman employed at a local factory is regarded as a rising young business man.
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Ben Westerman
Gertrude Mayens
Herman Mayens
Taos
Taos Catholic Church
Mayens
Union School
Westerman
Visitor L. J. Jones Seen in Capital City on Business
L. J. Jones of Columbia traveled to the Capital City on business yesterday, staying briefly for meetings and informal discussions related to local commerce.
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L. J. Jones
Columbia
Lindbergh Believes Plane Can Succeed In Transatlantic Flight
Captain Lindbergh smiled upon learning the Bellanca plane Columbia began its trans Atlantic flight from New York. Admiral Burrage ordered ships under his command to maintain sharp lookout as the journey began.
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U. S
Memphis
Lindbergh
Bellanca
Columbia
New York
Admiral Burrage
Associated Press
Plane Heads Seaward on Trans Atlantic Flight
St Johns reports the Bellanca monoplane Columbia after Trepassey vanished from sight and is believed to have headed directly toward Ireland. Authorities estimate the craft passed Cape Race and would reach the Irish coast early tomorrow aided by favorable winds, about 90 minutes ahead of Lindbergh.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Bellanca
Columbia
TrepAssey
Atlantic
Cape Race
Ireland
Lindbergh
Irish
Bellanca Columbia Near Europe Passes Cape Race
The Bellanca monoplane Columbia, racing Lindbergh for the world long distance record, crossed Cape Race at 6 13 p m EDT en route eastward toward Europe with Rome Berlin Constantinople and Leningrad named as possible landings as ideal weather favored its course.
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Associated Press
New York
Bellanca
Columbia
North Atlantic
Charles Lindbergh
Rome
Berlin
Constantinople
Leningrad
Thirty-Four Cole County Teachers Take Mid-Year Exams
Thirty four teachers from Cole County gathered in Jefferson City for mid year examinations at the courthouse under county school superintendent Roger W. Smith. Names listed include teachers from Russellville, Lohman, Eugene, Centertown, Brazito, Jefferson City, Henley, Eldon, and Portland with multiple individuals named.
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Cole County
Jefferson City
Court House
Roger W. Smith
Russellville
Naomi Roark
Robert
Jones
Myrna Jones
C. O. Enloe
Lucille Enloe
Glenn Leslie
Maynard i. Jones
Mary Campbell
Scott Jones
Hilda Rossbach
Emmett Dawson
Alva Scott
Virgil Morris
Hubert Slaughter
Emerson Simpson
J. &. Leslie
Harold Remly
Dorothy Payne
L. Hoback
Lohman
J. Arthur Payne
Martne George
Elbert E. Strobel
Herbert Scott
Eugene—Nettie Groose
Bonnie Spalding
Lois Holzhauser
Centertown
Fern Swearingen
Helen Murphy
Brazito
Archie Russell
Helen Williams
Henley
Charles Tipton
Eldon
A. R. Leslie
Portland
Luck Kubackak
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U.S
U.C. T. Council
Grand Sentinel
Hendrix
J. C
Missouri Chiropractic Board
State Board of Chiropractors Examiners
Vate
Missouri Chiropractors Association
H. Fairchild
Judge Smith
Derby
HOW
Joe Ruwart
U. S. Weather Bureau
Cole
Greyhound
Caruthers
M. P. Hospital
Mccarty Street
C. R. Truitt
Schott Road
Sevier
Lauf
N. Y. Life Ins. CO
St. Pierre-Miquelon
Salacia
E. D. T. Bellanca
St. Shotts
Taos Gire
Bulletin
Cape Race Report
Ottawa
Ont
Tonight
Coumbia
Europe
Roger V. Smith
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