Jefferson City urged to build permanent air field after Pan American flight
Major Herbert A. Dargue and Walter O. Lochner spoke at the Chamber lunch in Jefferson City advocating a permanent landing field. The event recounted the Pan American Five-Plane Flight covering 20 009 miles through 20 countries with 80 stops, and praised aviation's regional impact. Governor Baker and local officials voiced support for Missouri capital airport plans.
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Jefferson City
States
Canada
Herbert A. Dargue
U. S. Army
Walter O. Lochner
Trenton
N. J
National Association of Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Central Hotel
Major Darque
New York
Springfield
Illinois
Missouri River
Hannibal
Columbia
University City
Harry L. Smith
Albert E. Hastings Frane
B. F. Benn
Missouri National Guard
Scruggs
K. S. Kilby
Paul Weber
Herry Guhleman
A. Linxwiler
Lochner
Washington
Thomas
Beker
Homer Talbot
Major Thomas
Dargue
United States
Sam A. Baker
Missouri
Hugh Stephens
Uvhamber of Commerce
Well Known Couple Announces Marriage in Columbia
Eddie Schroer and Miss Minnie Gordon, well known in Zion, were quietly married in Columbia last Saturday. They traveled to Columbia for the ceremony and left afterward for a brief honeymoon. They plan to live on a Zion farm managed by Schroer after his World War service. James H. Axtell of Alma, Wisconsin visited briefly in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Schroer
Minnie Gordon
Columbia
Zion
Schroer
Sullivan Case to Be Continued in Court Today
The damage suit by Lawrence Sullivan of Hugh Stephens Printing Company against J Herman Rolfes et al dominated yesterday in Cole County Circuit Court and will resume at opening today. Sullivan seeks damages for an auto collision on Madison and Dunklin streets injuring his Ford Coupe and a whiteway post. The jury is set to hear more testimony with W C Irwin representing the plaintiff and David W Peters for the defense.
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Lawrence Sullivan
Hugh Stephens Printing Company
J. Herman Rolfes
Cole County
Sullivan
Madison and
Dunklin Streets
Herman Rolfes
Ford
Whiteway
W. C. Irwin
David W. Peters
Jess Owens
Roger English
Lawrence Raither
R. Goldammer
Emmett Bryant
Rolla Johnson
A. A. Enoe
E. E. Enloe
Tom Taylor
Paul Etter
August Forck
Ed Linville
Rolfes
Young Rolfes
Josephine Wilbers
Tony Wilbers
Bartlett Buys Monroe Street Apartments in City
Claude A. Bartlett of the Bartlett Book Store bought the four family building at 311 313 Monroe Street from Louis A. Schirmer of Postal Telegraph. Bartlett plans remodeling and four new large modern units with garages to rent to residents and others nearby. Purchase price reported as 8500 dollars.
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Claude A. Bartlett
Bartlett Book Store
Monroe Street
Louis A. Schirmer
Postal Telegraph Company
Frank B. Newham
Cole County Abstract, Realty and Insurance Company
Bartlett
Bartlett Store
Newham
Short Change Operator Warned By Merchants Bureau
A smooth talking young man attempted to pass a $10 bill for a small purchase at a grocery store. He then tried to confuse the clerk into returning the bill and keeping the change. The clerk resisted and the man left quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Bennett and Lieut Governor Bennett visit city for state talks
Governor Bennett and Lieut Governor Phil C. Bennett of Springfield spent yesterday in the city conferring with state officers on state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil C. Bennett
Springfield
Miss Aleda Beck Wins Honors at State College
Miss Aleda Beck youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Beck won honors for an oral description of Missouri's new state capitol at the summer session of the State Teachers College in Warrensburg. The Luther n School teacher impressed judges with her discussion of the building and its art treasures, earning high credit.
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Missouri
State Capitol
Aleda Beck
J. L. Beck
State Teachers’ College
Warrensburg
Beck
Miss Beck
Lutheran
State House
Child with Pin in Lung to Be Taken to St. Louis
Five month old child of Mr and Mrs E W Schmitz on the St Louis road is in serious condition after swallowing a closed safety pin with string. A physician attempted removal but failed and the child will be transported to Barnes Hospital in St Louis for special care.
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ST. Louis
E. W. Schmitz
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis Hospital
Mrs. R. Stoner Dies in Chamois After Illness
Mrs. Ralph Stoner 31 died last evening at 7 30 at her Chamois home after a lingering illness. Prominent in Eastern Star work, she was wife of the Chamois postmaster and a daughter of the late Dr. A H Rickhoff. Survived by husband two children Ralph Jr and Juanita Sue and brother Stanley Rickhoff of St Louis. Funeral Friday at 2 30 at the Methodist Church with burial in Chamois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Stoner
Chamois
Missouri
Rickoff
Lambert Charged With Wife Beating
Arthur Lambert an ex convict released from state prison a few days earlier is charged with assaulting his wife in a Justice court complaint filed by Prosecuting Attorney Nike G Sevier. Mrs Lambert says he confronted her on Fast High Street and struck her in the face then clamped his hand over her mouth and threatened to throw her off a steep embankment before fleeing. County authorities searched for him late last night.
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Arthur Lambert
Nike G. Sevier
W. P. Smith
Lambert
Fast High Street
Becker Returns From St Louis as Secretary of State
Charles A. Becker, the state secretary, has returned from St. Louis. He did not indicate any new assignments but plans to resume duties at the state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Becker
St. Louis
Neutzler Hurt In Car Mishap On Jackson
John Neutzler, a local resident, was severely cut and bruised after a collision at McCarty and Jackson streets between his Chevrolet and Edward Hickey’s Star. Hickey escaped injury as both cars were wrecked. Neutzler’s wounds were treated but not serious. Traffic officers Erhardt and Bock investigated.
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John Neeutzler
Edward Hickey
McCarty
Jackson Streets
Hickey
Neutzler
Jackson
Erhardt
Bock
Pioneer editor John B. Wolfe dies in California
John B. Wolfe long a leading Democratic editor in Central Missouri died at 3 p.m. at his California home after months of illness. Age 88, he founded the California Democrat about 42 years ago and edited it until two years ago. Survived by two daughters, Grace McVean of Tipton and Mary Kratsel of Madison, Wisconsin. Funeral Friday in California with burial in Burke Cemetery.
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John B. Wolfe
Moniteau County
Missouri
California
Wolfe
Democrat
Maryland
Jamestown
California Democrat
M. H. Crawford
Grace McVean
Tipton
Mary Kratsel
Madison
Wisconsin
Burke Cemetery
Charles Fromme Held in Detroit Robbery Case
Charles Dutch Fromme once parolee of Ex-Gov Hyde is arrested in Detroit Michigan on robbery charges. He previously served a life sentence for murder and acted as Hyde’s chauffeur. Officials expect the arrest to affect his parole status and anticipate return to the Missouri prison.
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Charles “Dutch” Fromme
Missouri State
Arthur M. Hyde
Detroit
Much
Leslie Rudolph
Michigan
Missouri
Hyde
Fromme
Sulens
Rudolph
Frommme
Nate
Early Fourth Celebrators Terrorize City Streets
Police report disturbances as youths set off torpedoes against moving cars in the West End and Southside. Richard Heidbreder was arrested on firecracker charges and is to be arraigned before Judge Leslie in police court this morning.
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West End
Southside
Richard Heidbreder
Leslie
Case Against Junk Dealer Dropped by City
The Max Baer appeal case was dismissed in Cole County Circuit Court after City Attorney James T. Blair Jr. announced the city would drop all charges. Baer had been convicted for obstructing a sidewalk and fined. Stone’s case for obstructing the sidewalk will not be tried this term, and city decisions on his appeal are expected.
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Max Baer
Cole County
James T. Blair, Jr
Iaer
Baer
Tom Stone
Stone
Inter-City Golf Match Set for June 28 at Jefferson City
Jefferson City, Fulton, Columbia, and Sedalia golf teams will meet Tuesday June 28 at the Jefferson City club. The schedule for other cities follows a tentative order with Fulton Columbia and Sedalia venues likely. The Col J C Fennell Cup, held by Columbia after last year’s win, awaits the champion. Local club officers plan hosting events for visiting teams.
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Jefferson City
Fulton
Columbia
Sedalia
Weather outlook and river forecasts in Missouri
Generally fair weather Thursday with Friday turning cloudy and warmer. Osage River expected to rise rapidly to moderate flood near Warraw. Missouri River to rise slowly below Lexington. Tom R. Pruitt of Columbia was a business visitor in Jefferson City yesterday.
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Missouri
Osage
Warraw
Lexington
Tom R. Pruitt
Columbia
John Bruce of St. Louis Visits on Business
John Bruce of St. Louis traveled to the city yesterday on business matters and conducted several meetings with local contacts.
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John Bruce
St. Louis
Noted Flyer Reaches Hannibal Hour After Leaving Jeff City
Major Herbert A. Dargue arrived in Hannibal at 4 32 p m after taking off from Jefferson City He circled Columbia en route and landed in the Mississippi River in his seaplane Walter O Lochner president of the National Secretaries Association accompanied him on the tour They were guests at a Chamber of Commerce dinner tonight and are slated to fly to Des Moines Iowa tomorrow.
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Hannibal
Associated Press
Herbert A. Dargue
Jefferson City
Columbia
Mississippi River
Major Dargue
Walter O. Lochner
National Secretaries Association
Chamber of Commerce
Des Moines
Iowa
Jefferson City Gun Club to hold weekly shoot today
The Jefferson City Gun Club will stage its regular weekly shoot this afternoon at the club grounds on Hough Park Drive. A large turnout is hoped as Art Killian, world champion trapshooter, has recently appeared and attracted new members to the club.
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Jefferson City Gun Club
Hough Park
Art Killian
Mrs C Coul tas Died at Illinois Home
Mrs Oliver Coultas aged 91 died yesterday morning at the family home near Winchester Illinois after months of illness. She was mother of Mrs C M Sevier and grandmother of Nike G Sevier the prosecuting attorney. Funeral services are set for Friday at Winchester.
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Oliver Coultas
C. M. Sevier
Nike G. Sevier
Winchester
Sevier
Coulins
England
America
Illinois
Cole County
Lauf Appointed Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Prosecuting Attorney Nike G. Sevier yesterday appointed H. P. Lauf a well known attorney as an assistant prosecuting attorney to run the courthouse office during Sevier’s absence from the city and state. Sevier will leave today for Winchester Illinois for the funeral of a relative. Lewis Hord Cook another assistant was named but is ill and an additional assistant was added for that reason. Sevier plans to return Saturday or Sunday. Parney Dubinsky was a business visitor in Fulton yesterday.
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Nike G. Sevier
H. P. Lauf
Sevier
Winchester
Illinois
Lewis Hord Cook
Dumm and Cook
Cook
Postal Card Helps Identify Westgate Hotel Man Haney
Two hotel employees in Kansas City identified the dead man found hanged near Jefferson City as J Howard Haney of Dallas Texas. A postal card received by the Monroe House manager from Prof Seafort Kansas City aided the identification. Officials of the Columbian Conservatory of Music Dallas are expected to claim the body for burial.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Westgate
Jefferson City
J. Howard Haney
Dallas
Texas
Haney
Columbian Conservatory of Music of
P. A. Endicott
Marie Smith
Oney
Monroe House
Seafort
L. M. Prince
Columbian Conservatory of Music
W. Howard
Westgate Hotel
Columbian Conservatory
Prof
Studio Bidgy Kansas City
Bruns
Lazarus
Dallas Conservatory
Texas City
Sevier Dismisses Bad Check Charges
Two worthless check charges in Justice W P Smith's court were dismissed at witnesses request. C Hunter's $2 check to A Diemler was dropped after payment and error in filing. C Ford's $50 check to the Madison Hotel was also dismissed after the note was honored.
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W. P. Smith
Nike G. Sevier
C. Hunter
A. Diemler
Hunter
Cole
C. Ford
Madison
Ford
Mrs Gertrude McGlyman Undergoes Operation in City
Mrs Gertrude McGlyman of City underwent surgery at St Hospital yesterday and was reported in serious condition last night. Victor Carico of Vienna also had an operation and was listed as resting last night.
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Gertrude McGlyman
City
St. Hospital
Victor Carico
Vienna
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Officer
Gov. Baker
James H. Axtell
Alma
Schirmer
Gov. Bennett
State College
R. Stoner
John Neutzler
Charles Fromme
Richard Hiedbreder
James T. Blair
St. Joseph
Boonville
Hermann
Osceola
Warsaw
Tuscumbia
C. Coultas
Nike Sevier
Lauf
Asst
Parney Dubinsky
Monroe
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