Experts See Success For Naval Parley
Geneva reports indicate the tri partite talks hint at a workable balance between the United States and Japan on cruiser tonnage and ship class limits. Britain seeks to reopen Washington provisions while American delegates consider a joint resolution to avoid prejudicing a second Washington conference.
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Associated Press
Geneva
United States
Japan
Washington
U. S
Hugh S. Gibson
Admiral Saito
Saito
Great Britain
Lindbergh
Chamberlin
France
Italy
Major Dargue Urges Air Field in City Visit
Major Dargue stressed the need for an air field during visits to cities as he pressed to place the city on the aviation map. A Chamber committee supervised the day’s events and music featured performances by Miss Jabile Pelta, Mrs. W. W. Bratton, Dr. Channing B. Ewing, and Mrs. Homer Talbot. Captain Hoyt’s land plane could not escort the flagship to Jefferson City, forcing a cross state dash to meet the party at Hannibal this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Jabile Pelta
W. W. Bratton
Channing B. Ewing
Homer Talbot
Roy Godsey
D.O. Snyder
Oliver Bassman
J. L. Beck
Col. A. Linxwiler
Captain Hoyt
Major Durgue
Jefferson City
Hannibal
Freckle remedy promises free trial and guaranteed results
An advertisement targets Miss Freckleface offering Othine double strength as a freckle remover with a money back guarantee. It claims a pale complexion can be achieved with an ounce or less, purchased at any drug or department store, and assures few applications are needed.
Reed Opposes Further Battleship Scrapping at Geneva Talks
Missouri Senator James A. Reed warned that the American people will not tolerate scrapping more battleships. He argued the United States is already a second rate naval power and could drop to third if further reductions occur. He cited the Washington disarmament conference as an example of being outmaneuvered.
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New York
James A. Reed
Missouri
Washington
United States
Guard Company Spends Busy Day in Armory Remodel
Jefferson City National Guard Company toils through the evening reorganizing their armory at 223 1 2 Madison Street. Major Bowman's inspection looms on July 6 as three new members join Gwinner Heidbreder Rueff. unit aims for thirty by August camp.
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National Guard
Glenn Torrence
New York
Herbert A. Dargue
Good Will
Madison Street
Jefferson City Company
Camp Clark
Nevada
E. N. Bowman
Robert Gwinner
Clifford Heidbreder
Robert C. Rueff
Flying trips over Jefferson City thrill residents
Jefferson City residents enjoyed air rides yesterday in the Albert E Hastings silver and blue plane piloted by Harry L. Smith. Takeoffs and landings occurred at the J. H. Gibler tract field 112 miles west, arranged for Pan American Flyers Day by the Chamber of Commerce with city support and a Good Will Flyers committee. The Air Flagship New York arrived amid whistles and a fire department gun salute.
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Jefferson City
Albert E. Hastings
Harry L. Smith
Smith
J. H. Gibler
Chamber of Commerce
Gibler
Roy Godsey
D. C. Snyder
Col. A. Linxwiler
Oliver Bassman
Curtis
New York
William Burnett Heads Junior T. A. C
The Junior T. A. C. club met with the regular T. A. C. group at John F. Heinrichs home on East Capitol Avenue. About twenty members attended as new juniors were initiated and officers were elected William Burnett became president alongside William Dallmeyer as vicepresident William Phillips as secretary and Roy McKinney as treasurer.
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John F. Heinrichs
East Capitol Avenue
William Burnett
Minnie Burnett
William Dallmeyer
William Phillips
Roy McKinney
Appeal Not Likely In Smart Divorce Case
Mrs Ethel Smart was granted a divorce from W E Smart a state public service commission rate expert by Judge H J Westhues in Cole County Circuit Court. custody of the children awarded to the mother. cross bill dismissed. furniture to plaintiff. plaintiff and children to occupy the home for one year after Merle youngest child reaches 21. alimony set at 150 monthly in 1928 then 125 until William 21 then 100 until Merle 21 and 50 thereafter. defendant to pay 100 attorney fees and costs.
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Ethel Smart
W. E. Smart
State Public Service Commission
H. J. Westhues
Cole County
William
Merle
Gasche in Serious Condition After Fall at Home
Charles Gasche, contractor, remained in serious condition at St Mary's Hospital after a fall at his home Monday evening. Doctors fear potential amputation if his leg does not improve.
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Charles Gasche
St. Mary’s Hospital
Four youths fined for drunken brawl plead guilty
Four youths charged with drunkenness and fighting were fined 15 dollars plus costs each after pleading guilty before Judge John G. Leslie. The defendants named were J. Kelly, T. Henley, C. Rutledge, and C Stewart.
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John G. Leslie
J. Kelly
T. Henley
C. Rutledge
C Stewart
Escapes From Prison Factory In Missouri Bid for Freedom
Howard Murphy alias Jack O’Brien a Missouri State Penitentiary convict from Kansas City escaped shortly before noon from a wood products plant outside prison walls. He worked as a trusty electrician on the downstairs floor and vanished unnoticed until noon. Guards organized searches but found no trace by night. Murphy, serving a three year term from November 1926 for burglary and larceny.
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Howard Murphy
Jack O'Brien
Missouri State Penitentiary
Kansas City
Murphy
Lions Club Holds Annual Banquet at Moreau Lodge
Sixty two Lions and guests attended the Lions Club dinner at Moreau Lodge with Frank Dallmeyer supervising cuisine and Lion J. Roberts entertaining. Dr. E E Mansur outlined last year’s achievements and urged park efforts while Frank B Newham promised stronger club leadership for the coming year. Col James A Houchin lauded the club’s progress as new officers and directors were inducted.
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Lions Club
Moreau Lodge
Frank W. Dallmeyer
Frank Dallmeyer
J. H. Roberts
E. E. Mansur
Roger English
Frank B. Newham
James A. Houchin
E. %. Mansur
H. E. Davis
DeLong Will Filed in Cole County Probate Court
The will of the late Joseph DeLong was filed in the Cole County Probate Court yesterday. All of the estate is left to the widow with the provision that it shall be divided among the children upon her death. Mrs. DeLong is named executrix without bond. The will was made in 1922 and witnessed by W. A. Bassman and Otto J. Busch.
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Joseph DeLong
Cole County
Movie Actors Face Big Cut in Salaries
Los Angeles reports that the Paramount Famous Players Laskey organization announced a ten percent salary cut for all workers earning over fifty dollars weekly. Jesse Laskey said other economies would follow as the industry faces rising costs and seeks to protect its future. The NY office staff and executives took the cut as part of broader belt tightening.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Jesse L. Laskey
Paramount-Famous-Players-Laskey
Laskey
Paramount
Picnic at Lohman Lutheran Church Next Sunday
Arrangements are underway for a large picnic at Lohman Lutheran Church on Sunday June 26 with English services at 9 30 a m. In the afternoon the Ladies Aid hosts its annual ice cream social on church grounds. Rev A Biedermann and the congregation invite the public.
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Lohman Lutheran Church
Jefferson City
Ladies’ Aid
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