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Newspaper

Daily Captial News

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1927

Page

3

Two Killed When Airplane Crashes in Perry Iowa

Oscar O'Con nor and Joe Hanson, both of Perry, were killed when an airplane owned by Paul Engles of Ponca City Oklahoma and piloted by Ralph Parcaut of Des Moines crashed to the ground in Perry. The notice mentions continued operations through the summer and offers day and night school with phone contact 961.

Iowa Paul Engles Ponca City Okla Ralph Parcaut Des Moines

Missouri U Engineers Aid in Public Industries

Missouri University engineers help plan and supervise development of roads and public utilities in the state. Since 1878, about half of the college’s 1200 graduates have worked for Missouri companies. Utilities firms now recruit graduates for electric gas telephone water works. In 1927 class, 12 of 60 joined utility firms and five others planned utility work elsewhere.

Missouri U. Engineers Associated Press Columbia, Mo Missouri College of Engineering University of Missouri E. J. McCausland Railroad Federal Dean McCaustland

Drunk Fined $15 in City Police Court

J. M. Lamb pled guilty to drunkenness before Judge John G. Leslie in police court yesterday. He was fined $15 plus costs and jailed in the county jail after being unable to pay.

J. M. Lamb John G. Leslie

Missouri Journalists Plan Annual Field Trip Southward

University of Missouri journalism students will take a five state field trip from June 13 to July 17 under Frank L. Martin. The 12 students will visit Missouri Illinois Kentucky Tennessee and Alabama visiting papers including the Atchison County Mail in Rock Port and ending in St Louis. They will study news gathering writing and editing under staff correspondent conditions. This marks the fifth annual trip with prior routes to Missouri Arkansas the Black Hills and Mexico City.

Associated Press Columbia University of Missouri School of Journalism Frank L. Martin Missouri Illinois Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Rock Port Atchison County Mail John C. Stapel St. Louis Mississippi River Cape Girardeau Cairo Ill Paducah Pittsburg Landing Terin Shiloh National Military Park Florence Ala Wilson Dam Muscle Shoals Nashville Mississippi Pittsburgh Landing Martin Arkansas Black Hills South Dakota Mexico City

Dallmeyer Store Anniversary Sale Declared a Success

The big Anniversary Sale at Dallmeyer's Store drew shoppers from miles around despite bad weather. Officials report the event began Saturday morning and proved a decided success for the popular local business.

Dallmeyer

Community Bargain Store Annual Sale Attracts Shoppers

The store offers exceptional bargains at its annual sale with daily markdowns. Saturday morning truckloads of step ladders sold at 1.59 dollars and yesterday many ladies hat boxes moved at 1.98 dollars. Dresses silks cotton goods and other items are part of the sale.

Christensen Claims Framed In Bootlegging Case

St Louis June 6 Prohibition agent Walter Christensen said his Saturday night arrest was a frame up by Antonio Randazzo whose bootlegging charge was pursued last February by Christensen Randazzo asked for police protection claiming Christensen asked him to be at a corner near his home Christensen said he met Randazzo by chance while awaiting a woman informer and talked briefly with him Two policemen corroborated Christensen's account and Randazzo said Christensen demanded 280 to fix the charge

Associated Press ST. Louis Walter Christensen Antonio L. Randazzo Christensen Randazzo Fix

Negro confesses to double murder in Mississippi

Jackson Mississippi June 6 The Associated Press reports Walter Burley a local Negro confessed to the killings of two white women Mrs O S Rees and Miss Martha Rees at a dairy farm. He described shooting them after entering the house then fled in the Rees car. The crime occurred while Mr Rees was away on his milk route.

Associated Press Jackson Miss Walter Burley Rees

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