Miller Theatre Polite Society And Local Outings Noted In City
The calendar lists shows at Miller Theatre and Jefferson Theatre with vaudeville acts and fables. Social events include Mrs A S Snow of California visiting her daughter Mrs Stanley Howard and Dr Howard, a large at home hosted by Mrs Stanley P Howard on Elmarine Avenue, and a luncheon and bridge by Mrs Howard Cook for twenty four guests. Local families, neighborhood children, and state agents attend gatherings at Mo reau Park and private homes, with notes on attendees and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Cook
City
Stanley P. Howard
Elmarine Avenue
A. S. Snow
California
John Howard
Fort Worth
Texas
Glen Ervin
Monroe
Sam A. Baker
David Blair
H. H. Lotter
Estus Crutcher
H. S. Kilby
Paul McDaniels
Orlando Hickey
James H. Jones
R. P. Dorris
David Enloe
Paul Weber
T. H. Cutler
Otto Schwartz
Lotter
Capital Ave
Mary Morton Watts
H. M. Watts
Mary Marton Watts
Harriet Gwinner
Susan McCartney
Peggy Lou Schott
H. V. Guhleman, Jr
Lindbergh Returns to Washington for High Honors
Col. Lindbergh arrives in Washington to receive the Distinguished Flying Cross from President Coolidge amid vast crowds along Eighth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. He tours in the Spirit of St. Louis, with events marking a day of public celebration and a potential return flight to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
White House
Rome
President Coolidge
Chas. A. Lindbergh
Eighth Street
Navy Yark
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol Grounds
National Capital
Washington
Col. Lindbergh
New York
St. Louis
Naval Air Station
Anacostia
Potomac River
Haines Point
Washington Navy, Yard
Early death inquiry likely in Kansas City
Mrs Dorothy Early 21 of Edina Missouri died in a Kansas City hospital. Her husband James 22 and his mother Mrs Peter Early detained as police investigate the poisoning death. The couple had married two months earlier after a dance in Edina.
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Associated Prere
Kansas City
Dorothy Early
Edina
James Early
Peter C. Early
Early
Anadarko
Oklahoma
Baring
Americans Abroad Honor Chamberlin in Berlin Festivities
In Berlin on June 10 Clarence D. Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine were honored at a large American party hosted by the American Club at the Hotel Adlon. They toured German aviation plants Rohrbach Siemens-Halske and Albatros, meeting workers and engineers, and Chamberlin commented on Germany’s aviation limits and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Hotel
Adlon
Germany
Europe
Stresemann
Geneva
Council
League of Nations
Jacob G. Schurman
Berlin Rathaus
Rohrbach
Siemens-Halske
Albatros
Chamberlin
Major June Changes in Missouri Pacific Train Schedules
Missouri Pacific announces extensive timetable changes effective 12:01 a.m. June 10 affecting Scenic Limited Nos. 11 and 12, Nos. 13 and 14 routes through St. Louis Osawatomie Pueblo Denver and Kansas City, with revised departure and arrival times and additional reroute details for several connections and feeder trains.
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Missouri Pacific
L. W. Baldwin
St. Louis
Kansas City
Hoisington
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Scenic Limited
Eaves
Osawatomie
Wichita
Salina
Kanoplis
Scott
Joplin
Omaha
Union
Lincoln
Services Sunday for Logan Roark
Funeral services for Logan Roark a 13 year old boy who died from injuries after an auto streetcar collision will be held at Russellville Baptist church. Burial will follow in Roark Cemetery. He was born and raised in the city attended Fairview School and belonged to the Baptist Boys Brigade.
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Logan Roark
St. Mary’s Hospital
Russellville Baptist Church
Roark
High
Adams
Fairview School
Baptist Boys’ Brigade
Lindbergh Arrival Sparks Historic Washington Welcome
The capital braces for Col. Lindbergh as a huge crowds flock to Washington from Memphis and across the region. Police and military precautions escalate for his monument visit and scheduled receptions with the Minnesota Society and the National Press Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Washington
Col. Lindbergh
Washington Monument
White House
Torrow
Minnesota Society
National Press Club
Twenty Executed in Russia Shocks Public
Moscow reports twenty people executed for counter revolution activity as Soviet authorities state the sentences were carried out in early morning hours at Lubianka. Victims include old regime nobles with a few exceptions, among them princes Mesherski and Dolgoroukoff and former officials such as Evrienoff.
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Riley
State Political Department
Lubianka Square
Pierre Volkoff
Warsaw
Leningrad
Minsk
Vishnekoff
Murakoff
Guerevitch
Mesherski
Dolgoroukoff
Sheglavitoff
Narishkin
Russia
M. Evrienoff
Soviet State Bank
Robert M. Rodgson
Caffaires
Moscow
Great Britain
Walther League to Entertain Sunday in Jefferson City
Jefferson City zone of the Walther League plans Sunday afternoon and evening activities featuring a baseball game basket luncheon and a business meeting plus a youth sermon. The zone covers Columbia Boonville Bunceton Wooldridge California and Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Walther League of Lutheran Churches
Walther League
Columbia
Boonville
Bunceton
Wooldridge
California
Local Residents Attend Opening of Bothwell Hotel in Sedalia
Mrs Joseph A Huegel general manager of the Central Hotel and James Mellwain assistant manager attended the opening of the new Bothwell Hotel at Sedalia yesterday. Mrs Huegel was the first woman to register at the hotel and received prominence from management. A banquet followed the opening with many guests in attendance. Huegel and Mellwain returned to Jefferson City after the banquet.
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Joseph A. Huegel
Central Hotel
James Mellwain
Bothwell
Sedalia
Huegel
St Joseph Doctor Receives State Commission Post
Dr Earl H Coons of St Joseph Mo will serve as medical advisor for the Missouri Workmen's Compensation Commission at 4000 dollars a year after resigning from State Hospital No 2 where he has been a staff physician for fifteen months He graduated from St Louis University's medical department in 1903
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Associated Press
ST. Joseph
Earl H. Coons
State Hospital No. 2
Missouri Workmen's Compensation Commission
Coons
Medical Department
St. Louis University
Heiress Maude Lee Mudd Wilson Faces Grand Jury Subpoena
Subpoenas to appear before the federal grand jury were served on Maude Lee Mudd Wilson, an Indian heiress, and her stepfather Levi Bomberry and detective Roy Martin. The orders came from Federal Judge Albert L. Reeves via U S District Attorney Roscoe C. Patterson. The case involves Maude Lee’s estate currently in litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peocay
Maude Lee
Boston Clerk Guilty in Oil Morals Case
John Gritz a Boston bookstore clerk was found guilty of selling the novel Oil which prosecutors said tended to corrupt the morals of youth. Author Upton Sinclair attended the trial to oppose the charges and Crtiz was fined $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John Gritz
Upton Sinclair
Critz
Armed bandits hold up Arkansas bank and flee
Four men robbed the American Exchange Bank of Leslie Arkansas at noon taking between 4000 and 8000 in silver. The robbers kidnapped cashier Archie Hudspeth and fled in a waiting car. About fifty lawmen including sheriffs deputies and the town marshal pursued the four armed suspects near Leslie with a search of a wooded area two miles away. No shots had been fired.
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Associated Press
Marshall, Ark
American Exchange Bank
Leslie
Ark
Nea
Roy Hudspeth
Archie Hudspeth
Hudspeth
Officers of Supreme Court renamed
Three Missouri Supreme Court employees with a combined 59 years of service were re-elected en banc for six-year terms. J. D. Allen of Bates County serves as Clerk, Perry Rader of Jefferson City is official reporter and Marshal, and H. C. Schulz of Caruthersville is marshal. Rader has 30 years as official reporter since 1897. Allen joined 1916 and has just over 17 years. Schulz began in 1918 and has 12 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Supreme Court
J. D. Allen
Bates County
Perry Rader
Jefferson City
H. C. Schult
Carutherssville
Rader
Supreme Court
Allen
John R. Green
Marshal Schulz
Strong wind delays Los Angeles airship flight to sea
LAKEHURST. A strong wind today delayed the take off of the naval dirigible Los Angeles for her flight out to sea to meet the U S S Memphis carrying Colonel Charles A Lindbergh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
Los Angeles
U. S. S. Memphis
Charles A. Lindbergh
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Calendar Miller Theatre
Jefferson Theatre
Orian Prosser
J. L. Casey
Maxwell
H. H. Hunt
Wm. A. McAfee
State Oil Inspection Department
Moreau Park
Ben H. Linhardt
Len Cunningham
J. E. Walker
E. J. Melton
W. H. Vaughn
Cape Girardeau
Charles T. McLaughlin
Mc.Laughlin
Springfield
Lon Cunningham
H. A Peruguey
Ralph Wisdom
William H. Mueller
Mary B. Jones
Henrietta Kneist
Helen Luther
Hortense Kolkmeyer
Lillian Euart
Wm. McDaniels
Jimmie Koecher
Lon Cunningham, Jr
Owsley
Edina, Mo
Kansas City Hospital
POOLE
E. High St
E. Dunklin St
Per Doz
Cascade
Honor Chamberlin
U. S
Hotel Adlon
M. P
The
Capital News
Soviet Union
Associated Proas
United States
George Sidney Riley
Royal Flying Corps
Zone League of the Lutheran Churches
Aberfoyle
Radioux
J. A. Huegel
Arkansas Bank
Schultz
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