Wood Plans Return to Manila Post Despite Disabilities
Gen Leonard Wood told President Coolidge he would resume duties in Manila in the fall despite two accidents and operations. He argued Filipinos are not ready for independence, criticized independence leaders, and warned trade disruption could hurt the islands.
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Associated Press
Rafid City
S. D
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Woolidge
Manila
General Wood
Coolidge
Goolidge
Wood
Billings
Montana
America
Bradstreet reports varied crop and trade conditions
Bradstreet says trade and industry are uneven with slower pace and quieter midyear buying while warmer weather boosts already planted crops and soil conditions hold great potential. A warm growing season and late autumn are seen as needed for corn yields and food crops. Bank clearings rise 4.6 percent year over year.
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Associated Press
New York
Bradstreet
Coolidge Receives Box of Worms from Omaha Anglers
In Rapid City, June 24, President Coolidge was given a box of large milk fed worms by the Omaha Chapter of the Ysaak Walton League. The spokesperson urged their use in Black Hills trout streams. George F. Fisher presented the worms, six to fourteen inches, fed on corn meal and milk. Coolidge accepted with a smile and pledged to use them soon.
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Associated Press
Rapid City
S. D
Coolidge
Omaha
Ysaak Walton League
Black Hills
George F. Fisher
Bud Taylor Beats Tony Canzoneri For Bantam Title
Bud Taylor defeated Tony Canzoneri by decision before about 10 000 fans at Wrigley Field Chicago. The bout aired through a rain delay and featured Taylor pressing the attack with body work while Canzoneri fought at long range. Taylor won the decision amid a loud crowd reaction.
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Wrigley Field
Chicago
Tony Canzoneri
Bud Taylor
Taylor
Canzoneri
Tony
Bud
U.S. May Face Decision on Japan Peace Treaty
Geneva reports say the United States may soon decide whether to seek a perpetual peace pact with Japan as a possible complement to the four power Pacific agreement from Washington. British stance on naval limits appears to soften after officials note Geneva talks lack authority to alter Washington treaty terms.
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U.S
Japan
Geneva
Hugh S. Gibson
Viscount Saito
United States
Washington
Great Britain
Butler County Representative McGee Visited City Yesterday
Representative McGee of Butler County conducted a business visit in the city yesterday, meeting local officials and discussing community concerns and regional development plans.
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Representative McGee
Butler County
Washington graduates mix diplomacy and dairy science in 191x ceremony
In Washington the American University 1914 class includes two legation officials, a dairy expert, and the sons and daughter of notable figures. John C. McDowell earned a PhD with a thesis on food supply and dairy cows, while his son Charles J. McDowell graduated cum laude with a BA. Ella Pergler, daughter of Charles Pergler, earned a history degree. Pergler also earned a Doctor of Civil Law. Otto Dvoulety and Peter Zeedonis Olins, advancing in civillaw and philosophy, joined the ceremony among peers from various legations and government posts.
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Ella Pergler
Charles Pergler
John Chambers McDowell
Charles J. McDowell
Associated Press
Washington
American University
Methodist Episcopal Church
Legation
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Dairy Industry
McDowell
Japan
National University
Chicago-Kent College of Law
University of Wisconsin
Iowa
Otto Dvoulety
Peter Zeedonis Olins
Soldier killed by fast train near St Louis
Private Orville Gerald Jones 21 of the Eighth Machine Gun Company Jefferson Barracks was killed and his bride of two months critically injured when struck by a northbound Missouri Pacific passenger train 13 miles south of St Louis as they walked home from a picnic. Engineer E B Williams said he sounded the whistle but they could not escape. Jones lived in East St Louis.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Orville Gerald Jones
Eighth Machine Gun Company
Jefferson Barracks
Missouri Pacific
Here
Jones
E. B. Williams
East St. Louis
Marshall sheriff guilty in shooting of university student
William Shaw the Brentwood Missouri marshal was found guilty of assault in the October 24 shooting of Austin Kaercher a 20 year old Washington University student. He was fined 100 dollars after a two hour jury deliberation. Kaercher was shot while returning to St Louis with an automobile party following a country ride. The defense argued the car failed to stop at Skow command.
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ST. Loui
William Shaw
Brentwood
Austin Kaercher
Washington University
Kaercher
St. Louis
Skow
Miss Lockwood Re-Elected President at Theta Sigma Phi
Miss Sarah Lockwood of Columbia was re elected president of Theta Sigma Phi the national journalistic sorority at the convention in Minneapolis today.
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Lockwood
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Sarah Lockwood
Columbia
Theta Sigma Phi
Missouri University Faces Budget Crisis Says President
Dr. Stratton D. Brooks, president, warned that Missouri must raise funds to keep a first class university. He cited reduced appropriations, rising enrollments, and demand for better facilities, dismissing limits on students or salary cuts as harmful. He urged continued state support.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Stratton D. Brooks
Funeral for Mrs Adeleid Gnagi Held at Catholic Church
The funeral for Mrs Adeleid Gnagi was held Tuesday morning at nine o'clock from the Catholic Church. Carrie Schneiders, ill for months, was taken to the hospital Tuesday. Visitors included Mr and Mrs A H Seive and Mrs Jennie Bruemmer and daughters Estell and Hilda. Wilfred and Marguerite Schlattmann from St Louis vacationing with Rev Wm Elerts and his mother. Monroe Heckenberg returned to Jefferson City after a two week stay visiting relatives. Student Albert Sanning was mentioned.
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TAOS
Adeleid Gnagi
Carrie Schneiders
A. H. Seive
Jennie Bruemmer
Estell
Hilda
Direkxs
Wilfred
Marguerite Schlattmann
St. Louis
Wm. Elerts
Monroe Heckenberg
Jefferson City
Albert Sanning
Coroner of Barry County Arrested on Liquor Charge
A. W. Thomas coroner of Barry county, former mayor of Monett and ex county judge, was arrested by Sheriff Hugh Brixey in Pierce City on a liquor transport charge. He reportedly carried a gallon and a half of whiskey.
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Barry County
Associated Press
Pierce City
A. W. Thomas
Monett
Hugh Brixey
Thomas
Hoover heads toward flood region to assess relief funds
Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover and a Red Cross official travel from St Louis toward the Mississippi flood area to survey rehabilitation finances and plan credit agency support for flood victims. They will visit Little Rock New Orleans and Jackson. the trip may take a week to ten days.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Mississippi
James L. Fiesar
American Red Cross
Hoover
Army Officers Plan Hawaii Hop From Oakland
Secretary Davis approved a California to Hawaii flight by Lt Lester J Maitland and Albert F Hengenberger of the army air corps. The 2407 mile flight depends on weather and final navigation checks aboard three C-2 Tokkers. Takeoff will be from Oakland Municipal Airport with a special runway. the mission is billed as the Golden Gate Hawaiian flight.
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Associated Press
Washington
Davis
California
Hawaii
Lester J. Maitland
Albert F. Hengenberger
Army Air Corps
Oakland
San Francisco Bay
San Francisco
Bay
Edward Kermann Dies After Illness at Home
Edward Kermann, who had been ill for several days, died Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. He was studying for the priesthood at Quin cy Illinois and is mourned by six children, four daughters and two sons. Louisa Lootens has returned home from Jefferson City after visiting Gerhard Weckenborg and family.
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Quincy
Ills
Edward Kermann
Louisa Lootens
Jefferson City
Gerhard Weckenborg
De Autre Mont Brothers Begin Life Terms for 1923 Train Holdup Murders
In Salem Oregon three De Autremont brothers start life sentences for four murders tied to the Siskiyou mountain train holdup in October 1923. They are hanged in effigy in Ashland near the crime scene, prompting local anger over their prior death-sentence outcomes.
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Associated Prena
Salem
Oregon
De’Autremont Brothers
Siskiyou
Ray
Hugh
Ashland
Barnett Explains City Growth Factors and Planning
Barnett outlines factors driving urban growth including migration and education. He argues for accurate data to guide a city planning commission and recommends a provisional committee to gather information during the incubation of a city plan.
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Barnett
Congress Urged to Include St Francois River in Flood Plan
In Kennett Missouri a new St Francis River flood control group formed with U S Senators Caraway and Robinson, Rep Fullbright, and leaders from ten counties. They urged Congress to add the river to the Mississippi valley program after recent floods. About 700 attended.
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Congress
St. Francois River
Associated Press
Kennett
St. Francis River
Mississippi Valley
Organization For Control
United States
Caraway and Robinson
Arkansas
Missouri
Fullbright
Doniphan
President Coolidge
Hoover
Commission of Flood Control
Dunklin County
St. Francis
Mississippi
Elena
Ark
Butler County Sheriff Thomas D McCown Dies Suddenly
Thomas D McCown about 55 sheriff of Butler County died at his Poplar Bluff home at 7 am after sudden indigestion and a second fatal attack. He had served two nonconsecutive terms and was elected again two years ago. Surviving are his widow and two children.
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Bluff
Thomas D. McCown
Butler County
McCown
Aldridge Family Heads to Mayo Clinic in Minnesota
Dr. Aldridge and his wife and two sons left yesterday for Rochester Minnesota to attend a surgical clinic at Mayo Brothers Hospital. They expect to be away about two weeks.
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Aldridge
Minnesota
M. R. Aldridge
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bros. Hospital
Oklahoma outlaw Kimes waives extradition from Arizona
Matthew Kimes, a 21 year old Oklahoma bank robber, told county jail officers in Flagstaff that he would return to Oklahoma without a fight. He was captured near the Grand Canyon after a siege by rangers and patrols. Kimes acknowledged past bank robberies and a murder conviction with his brother George, while denying direct involvement in several heists.
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Associated Pr
Flagstaff
Ariz
Matthew Kimes
Oklahoma
Dalton Noys
Henry Starr
al Spencer
Southwest
John Russell
Okmul Gee County
Desperado
Kimes
Coconino County
Grand Canyon National Park
Grand Canyon
W. H. McAnnally
Beggs
Okla
State Penitentiary
G. H. Kady
Dodge City
Kans
Kady
Sapulpa
Bergs
Okio
Pampa
Texas
George
Covington
Mrs Hicks seeks to break husband s wit
Mrs Marie Hicks widow of Clifford M Hicks who was slain May 1 filed in Clayton probate court a renunciation of her husband s will dated April 19 She is bequeathed one dollar while Glenn H Hicks receives the estate for creditors The law would give half to the husband s young son born a month after his body was found If ruled in her favor the entire estate would go to her and the child Most of the estate is life insurance policies being contested
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Ty Associated Press
ST. Louis
Marie Hicks
Clifford M. Hicks
Clayton
Glenn H. Hicks
Hicks
Daughter Betty Jean born to Mr and Mrs Henry Skiles
Mr and Mrs Henry Skiles of Ann Addition announce the birth of a daughter named Betty Jean on Friday June 24. The couple already have two sons and are receiving congratulations from friends.
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Henry Skiles
Ann Addition
Betty Jean
Skiles
Jake Wallendorf Visiting Local Friends
Jake Wallendorf of California, a former resident here, is in town visiting friends and relatives for a few days.
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Jake Wallendorf
California
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