Early Woman Took Poison of Own Will
A Knox county Missouri coroner jury found Mrs Dorothy Early died from poisoning administered by herself while en route to Anadarko Oklahoma to visit her parents. The inquest at Kansas City noted scratches on her limbs and questioned dragging. her husband and mother in law denied involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Kansas City
Dorothy Early
General Hospital
Arment
Knox County
Missouri
C. M. Smith
Ars
Early
James P. Early
Edina
Anadarko
Okla
J. W. Smith
Henrietta
Baring
Herman Bosse Seeks Treatment At Topeka Hospital
Herman Bosse of 221 Ash Street, formerly with Hugh Stephens Printing, has traveled to Topeka Kansas for medical treatment at the Security Benefit Association Hospital. Bosse has been in failing health for years and many friends in the city hope for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Bosse
Ash Street
Hugh Stephens Printing Company
Topeka
Kansas
Security Benefit Association Hospital
Mr. Bosse
Special Folgers Coffee Price at Richmond Hill Grocery
Richmond Hill Grocery advertises a special Folgers coffee price today. Call for details and availability.
Lindbergh Home Welcome At St Louis After Transatlantic Flight
Col. Lindbergh returns to St Louis aboard 82 planes from Scott Field. crowds greet the aviator with wild cheers as he lands the Spirit of St Louis and is mobbed by enthusiasts. He is met by his mother and a reception committee after a nine hour and twenty minute flight home from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
San Diego
New York
Paris
Lindy
Col. Lindbergh
O Snel
Lambert St. Louis Field
Scott Field
Belleville
Ills
Love
Wilbur Wiight
Dayton
Ohio
Slim
Lindbergh
President Coolidge
Belgium
England
Tex Rickard Stills Dempsey Sharkey Plan In July Bout
Promoter Tex Rickard denied dissension among heavyweight workers and confirmed a July 21 Yankee Stadium fight between Jack Dempsey and Jack Sharkey. Dempsey had warned against fighting Gene Tunney in September for 15 percent of the gate, citing scheduling conflicts and potential injuries. Tunney had protested the August plan, fearing it would derail a September title defense. Rickard asserted Dempsey would meet Sharkey in New York on July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Tex Rickard
Fistiana
Jack Dempsey
Los Angeles
Jack Sharkey
Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Boston
Tunney
St. Louis Man Heads National T P A
The Travelers Protective Association of America annual convention closed with Oklahoma City chosen as the 1928 meeting place. J. E. McKeown of St. Louis was elected president, T. G. Barry of Denver as first vice president, and T. S. Logan of St. Louis re-elected secretary treasurer after fourteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Denver
Travelers Protective Association of America
Oklahoma City
J. E. McKeown
St. Louis
T. G. Barry
T. 8. Logan
Fire destroys four Madison stores in Missouri blaze
A fire in Madison Missouri destroyed four store buildings early today with estimated losses between 70000 and 100000 dollars. High winds fanned the flames, threatening to engulf the village business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Moberly
Madison
Here
Father of Senator Reed Dies in Pittsburgh
Judge James H. Reed father of U S Senator David A. Reed and organizer of the United States Steel Corporation died at his Pittsburgh home tonight at age 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
James H. Reed
United States
David A. Reed
United States Steel Corporation
Special price on Folgers coffee today at Richmond Hill
Richmond Hill Grocery advertises a special price on Folgers coffee today with a contact line for ordering. The note is a brief sales item dated June 18, 2011.
Lindbergh completes St Louis leg in celebrated flight
Col Lindbergh and his mother were welcomed by Major Albert B. Lambert Mayor Victor Miller and Secretary of War Davis as his Spirit of St Louis emerged from fog over East St Louis. A V shaped formation of biplanes accompanied the flight with cheers rising from riverbanks and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Col. Lindbergh
St. Louis
Associated Press
Wilbur Wright Field
Navy
Naval Reserve
Spirit of
Coolidge Enjoys Summer Home In Black Hills
President Coolidge settled into his Black Hills summer retreat describing surroundings as exactly what he likes. He plans local automobile trips, bi weekly press conferences, and informal talks with industry and agriculture leaders while awaiting Ambassador Sheffield’s possible visit. A Deadwood delegation pressed him about the McNary Haugen bill and Case’s Black Hills summer White House idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rapid City
S. D
Coolidge
Black Hills
Ambassador Sheffield
Mexico
Yale
France
Industry
Agriculture
Commerce
Norbeck
Deadwood
Mr. Coolidge
J. L. Robbins
Francis Case
Hot Springs
Robbins
President Coolidge Races Through Storm to Black Hills Lodge
President Coolidge traveled by limousine from Rapid City to the White House retreat as a severe hail and rain storm battered the area. The storm damaged windows and auto tops, narrowly missing the president while striking White House doorkeeper Pat McKenna but causing no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
S.N
Coolidge
White House
Black Hills
State Game Lodge
Pat McKenna
Burns Agency Probes Selling of Airplane Stock
Burns Detective Agency to investigate a reported ten million dollar stock selling campaign tied to Lindbergh Aeronautics Corpora tion. Headquarters listed as Cleveland Ohio with officers Oscar P. Lindbergh president and Wm Fisher E E MacClandan A E Kearney named in the Cleveland area. Lindbergh denies involvement and says he is not connected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
Burns Detective Agency
Lindbergh Aeronautics Corporation
Leveland
Ohio
Burns
Col. Lindbergh
New York
Lindbergh
Oscar P. Lindbergh
Cleveland
Wm. Fisher
E. E. MacClandan
A. E. Kearney
Equitable
Lindbergh Aeronautics stock inquiry in Ohio firm
Cleveland report says the Lindseigh Aeronautics Corp stock alleged at 10 million dollars fell under investigation. Harvey E. Elliott filed incorporation papers in Ohio two weeks ago for 500 no par shares. Oscar P. Lindbergh named president and engineer, associates unsure of Delaware stock campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Lindseigh Aeronautics Corporation
Wilmington
Harvey E. Elliott
Elliott
Delaware
Oscar P. Lindbergh
Lindbergh Disavows Ties to Lindbergh Aeronautics Corp
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh denied any connection with the Lindbergh Aeronautics Corporation. The statement came via the Burns Detective Agency after Wilmington Chamber of Commerce officials reported a man named Vincent Dudas planned a stock campaign. Lindbergh’s representatives and Bankers Trust consulted before issuing the denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
trans-Atlantic Flyer
William J. Burns Detective Agency
Lindbergh Aeronautics Corporation
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce
R. W. Budd
Lindbergh
Gerrish Gassaway
Chamber
Vincent Dudas
Cleveland
Local Health News and Social Notes From Taos
Carrie Schnieders remains ill as whooping cough affects several children. Irene Heet suffers pneumonia while Walter Lygers dies from the illness, with burial at the Catholic Church. Regional visitors include Monroe Wektenberg from Jefferson City and Peter Lootens from Glasgow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Schnieders
Wm. L. Ebert
St. Louis
Monroe Wektenberg
Jefferson City
Irene Heet
Ben Heet
Peter Lootens
Glasgow
Louis Schnieders
H. H. Schnieders
Sophia Lootens
John de Westplare
Mat Eicholz
Dorothy
Eicholz
Otto Bruns
Virginia
Hail damages hit Rapid City residence of notable aide
Hailstones battered a Rapid City home belonging to Everett Sanders, secretary to President Coolidge, with windows broken but no damage reported to files or furniture inside. The storm prompted local property inspections and weather warnings.
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Ter
Rapid City
Everett Sanders
Coolidge
Hints for Farm and Home Log Supply and Poultry Tips
Walnut lumber and veneer makers rely on farmers for logs with farmers in most eastern central and southern states earning about 2 5 million dollars yearly. Tips include demountable chicken roosts to prevent ticks and safe disposal by burning straw in metal nests. Dairy cow breed choice should balance personal preference market needs and local breed prevalence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Florida
Farm Herd and Poultry Yard Management Tips
Practical agricultural instructions cover splitting large chicken lots into two yards with a quick-growing grain crop in one and poultry in the other, followed by rotating green crops. Calf weaning guidance advises gradual reduction for heavy-milking cows over ten to fifteen days, and abrupt weaning for low-milk cows when feasible.
Weekend Travel and Visits Around Marion Area
A series of local social notes lists residents and visitors to nearby towns. Names include Tom Murphy and Miss Mary Liliott headed to Sandy Hook, the Taggarts and Connell families visiting Jefferson City, and gatherings at Columbia and Kliever. Several families, including the Garnetts, Meads, and Shannons, are noted visiting relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Murphy
Sandy Hook
George Crath
Marion
Mary Liliott
Porter Coonce
Kansas City
Jake Taggart
Centertown
Mary Kelbie
Gertie Harris
J. Barber
Mabel
Jefferson City
Emmett Dawson
Paul Taggart
Ray Elliott
Louis
Lister
Elmer
Velma
Kenneth
Russell Sapp
Charley Taggart
Kliever
George Connell
Bill Schauffer
Delmar Garnett
Columbia
C. D. Taggart
Gaye Shannon
Wickham
Sedalia
King’s Chapel
Frank Elliott
Dorothy
David Shannon
Pauline Mead
Little Brother
John Mead
Ray Bledsoe
Athryn and
Howard
Bud McKenna
Henry Elliott
Local Moves and Visits Reported Across Town
Frank Siebeneck made a business trip to the city on Monday Emil Hirschman visited the Capital City on Tuesday Andy Brand delivered cattle to Brazilo for George Popp George Popp and family spent last Sunday with Oscar Hirschman and wife A goat feast attended the Honey Creek ball game Lawrence Wekenberg and family were at the Capital City last Sunday evening August Miller and family moved from the city to the farm last week John Brand and wife visited Henry Angerer and family near Brazito last Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Siebeneck
Emil Hirschman
Capital City
Andy Brand
Brazilo
George Popp
Oscar Hirschman
Honey Creek
Lawrence Wekenberg
August Miller
John Brand
Henry Angerer
Brazito
Upchurch fatally shoots sheriff then slain by posse in Tennessee
In Paris Tennessee on June 17 Josephs Upchurch shot and killed Sheriff T D Caldwell as he attempted to arrest him. A mob of about fifty men then fired into the cabin where Upchurch was held, and the deputy sheriff who had captured him later locked him in the cabin amid fears of mob violence. The incident occurred in the county’s northwest area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Tenn
Josephs
Toehhurch
T. D. Caldwell
Upchurch
American Derby at Chicago Today
The American Derby will be run at Washington Park tomorrow in its second revival, eight three year olds contesting a tile and a half route for a $25,000 purse. Star entrants include Whiskery Buddy Baner Hydrome Dolan Handy Mandy Bob Roger Black and White Aregal.
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Associated
Chicago
Washington Park
Harry Payne Whitney
Whiskery
E. R. Bradley
Buddy Baner
J. N. Camden
Hydrome
E. F. Cooney
Dolan
Hal Price
Handy Mandy
Heaton
Bob Roger
Pueblon Stable
Aregal
Wils Rose Farm
Kellogg Suspended for Dis honorable Conduct on Grain Trade
John Kellogg former president of the Armour Grain Company was found guilty by the Chicago Board of Trade governors of dis honorable conduct in grain trading. The verdict suspends him from the exchange for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Chicago
John Kellogg
Armour Grain Company
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Exchange
Osage City Notes On Travels And Local Baseball
Mrs. Sophia Gaff spent Sunday in Mexico while Mrs. E Butler vacationed in Jefferson City. Miss Emma Hoffman returned from Jefferson City. Miss Martha Lauf attended a sister’s graduation at Stephens College. Osage City defeated Harmony Grove 19 to 1 and will play them next Sunday. Frances Lauf plans summer in Brooklyn. Thelma Langkop departs June 26 for San Francisco to attend Nora Gruner’s wedding and visit Denver, Salt Lake City, and Yellowstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Gaff
Mexico
E. Butler
Jefferson City
Emma Hoffman
Henry Pope
A. G. Thompson
Quentin and
Bertram
Mr. Thompson
St. Charles
C. T. Smith
E. H. Fricke
Bunceton
H. A. Langkop
T. F. Langkop
John Langkop
California
Martha Lauf
Columbia
Frances Lauf
Stephens College
Herbert Schubert
Missouri University
M. Schubert
Osage City
Harmony Grove
Osage
Lawrence Lauf
Kirksville School of Osteopathy
Brooklyn
N. Y
Thelma Langkop
San Fracisco
Calif
Nora Gruner
West
Denver
Salt Lakee City
Yellacestone National Park
Andy Knernschield Hosts D. C. McClung Employers
Andy Knernschield entertained the D. C. McClung employment force at a stag party Thursday evening at the home of his sister Mrs. Anns Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Knernschield
D. C. McClung
Anns Stone
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Richmond Hill Grocery
The
Capital News
John Smith
Haberdashery
Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
National
AT Madison, MO
Senator David Reed
Folgers
Burns Agency
Taos
Ruth Taggart
Bernice Garnett
Ruth Bolin
Velma Raither
Shannon
Florence
Carmen Connell
Ernest
Willie Knife
George Gibler
Osage Bluff
Tennessee
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