Senate recess extends through dawn as stalemate drags on
The Senate recessed at 12:06 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. after over 37 hours in session. Leaders planned a Reed resolution on prolonging the campaign funds committee while filibuster tensions and stalled bills dominated near end of the sixty-ninth Congress.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Reed
Campaign Funds Committee
Associated
Congress
House
Daugherty Miller Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in 57 Hours
In New York on March 3 the Daugherty Miller jury remained deadlocked after fifty seven hours of deliberation over charges they conspired to defraud the United States. Judge Knox ordered them locked up until tomorrow as notes and exhibits were exchanged. The case centers on claims for seven million dollars tied to the sale of impounded enemy shares and a supposed four hundred forty one thousand dollar fee.
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Associated Press
New York
Knok
Harry M. Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
John C. Knox
Daugherty
Miller
United States
American Metal Company
Former Newsboy Heads Standard Oil Co Indiana
A former Syracuse newsboy Edward G. Seubert becomes president of Standard Oil Company of Indiana with Robert H. McElroy and Edward J. Bullock named vice presidents. Seubert rose from Syracuse Courier peddler to Chicago office roles and director before his promotion. Dr. William B. Burton steps to advisory director role as the company reports strong growth.
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Vy Associated Press
Chicago
Syracuse
N. Y
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Cleveland
Edward G. Seubert
Syracuse Courier
Milton Northrup
Standard Oil
Whiting
Seubert
Neodesha
Kansas
Wm. B. Burton
Burton
Robert H. McElroy
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Community Chest Icare Campaign Reaches 88.2 Percent of Goal
The Icare drive reports $17,371.20 subscribed and 88.2 percent of its target. Public Officers and Employees Division led by Col. C. W. Curtis and Lieut. Col. R. M. Barbarick topped yesterday's returns, with the Women's Division second and Industrial Employees third.
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Community Chest
Icare
C. W. Curtis
R. M. Barbarick
Court House
Highway Department
Finance Department
W. M. Oakerson
C. Czarlinsky
We Care
Olive Ewing
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Merps
Orin H. Shaw
I Care
Fire damages Allen Grocery, roof ablaze at noon
The Peter Kaullen Grocery Store at Chestnut and High streets was damaged about 200 dollars by a noon yesterday fire of undetermined origin. Firemen fought flames for almost an hour as sparks from a defective flue were believed to have started the blaze.
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Peter Kaullen
Chestnut and
High Streets
Crowder to Spend Weekend in St Louis with Family
Former Assistant Attorney General George W. Crowder of St Louis, serving as legal advisor to the Federal Prohibition Agent, will spend the weekend with his family in the city. Joseph Schrader left yesterday for St Louis to enter the Missouri Pacific Hospital for treatment.
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George W. Crowder
St. Louis
City
Joseph Schrader
Missouri Pacific Hospital
William P. Phillips III Hospitalized for Kidney Trouble
William P. Phillips III of Washington Street was taken to St. Marys Hospital for treatment yesterday afternoon. He is likely to undergo an operation for kidney trouble within a few days. Friends of Mr. Phillips regret his illness.
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William P. Phillips
Washington Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Phillips
St. Mary's Hospital
Clifford Goe
East Capitol Avenue
Goitre
W. P. Phillips
Glover
Eugene
Convicts to Be Arraigned Today in State Penitentiary
Seven convicts who assaulted a guard and tried to escape from the state penitentiary will have preliminary hearings at 9 30 this morning in Judge John G Leslie's court on assault with intent to kill charges. Several inmates are expected to contest the case. Also a preliminary hearing for Alonzo Brown charged with assaulting F Dulle with intent to kill is likely today. Dulle has been stabbed and is improving at St Marys Hospital.
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State Penitentiary
John G. Leslie
Sevier
Alonzo Brown
F. Dulle
Dulle
Brown
St. Mary’s Hospital
Knights of Pythias members attend Versailles banquet
Capitol Lodge No. 110 members joined delegations from Central Missouri at a Versailles Knights of Pythias banquet. Attendees included Cecil Case B H Linhardt Fred Tanner Sid Lindley Hillard Brewster P Gold Dr Wenkle and A B Lovan. They returned home early this morning.
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Capitol Lodge No. 110
Knights of Pythias
Versailles
Pythian Lodge
Missouri
Cecil Case
B. H. Linhardt
Fred Tanner
Sid Lindley
Hillard Brewster
P. Gold
Dr. Wenkle
A. B. Lovan
Berlekamp Named Delegate to Kiwanis International Meet
Rev E W Berlekamp was elected Kiwanis Club delegate to the Kiwanis International Convention to be held in Memphis Tennessee in June. A Macon Missouri broadcast will feature a Kiwanis Quartet on WOS this evening. Alfred Neiderheldman spoke on the Constitution of the United States for a KMOX broadcast Friday afternoon. E M Edmonson superintendent of Republic Missouri schools attended as a guest.
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Kiwanis Club
E. W. Berlekamp
Memphis
Tenn
Macon
Missouri
Alfred Neiderheldman
United States
St. Louis
KMOX
E. M. Edmonson
Superintendent of Schools of
Republic, Mo
Resort Owners Obey Sevier Order in St Louis Area
Do Drop In and Kremer soft drink parlor owners appeared before Prosecuting Attorney Sevier and agreed to immediately close their establishments. Do Drop In was denied a restaurant license as officials feared it would become a liquor meeting spot and will likely be torn down. Kremer was allowed to run a grocery store in Osage City after promising to avoid liquor ties. J A Potter, Missouri Pacific attorney, commented on the visit.
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Do Drop In
St. Louis Road
Kremer
Osage City
Sevier
Cole
Cole County Grand Jury to Probe Francis Case
The Cole County Grand Jury will convene tomorrow after a one week recess to consider investigating the Richard Francis case. Richard, 16, is said to have been hired by the county sheriff to make whiskey purchases. Francis, father of Richard, claims the sheriff aided his son’s delinquency and will present his complaint to the grand jury early Saturday.
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Cole County Grand Jury
Richard Francis
Cole
Charles M. Francis
Kolkmeyer
Richard
Francis
Grand Jury
Bill Introduced for Tuberculosis Hospitel for Convicts
Missouri Senator Phil M. Donnelly introduces a bill to build a separate tuberculosis hospital for convicts outside the state penitentiary. A $60,000 appropriation is proposed with construction overseen by the prison board and site purchase by a three member committee near Prison Farm No. 1 where women prisoners are housed.
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State Penitentiary
Missouri Senate
Phil M. Donnelly
Lebanon
Senate
House
Prison Farm No. 1
Delta Phi Kappa Charters New Jefferson City Fraternity Chapter
A national high school fraternity grants a charter to Jefferson City students for Sigma Chi Gamma. Charter members include William Cook and Paul Sheley among others. Installation on Saturday March 12 will be conducted by Delegates from St. Louis. Delta Phi Kappa, founded 1851 in Portland, Maine, now has 39 chapters nationwide.
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Delta Phi Kappa
Jefferson City
Sigma Chi Gamma
Clifford Rens
St. Louis
William Cook
Victor Ing
Carl H. Lane
Rupert McGregor
Wiley Hayes
Paul Sheley
Hugh Wagner
James Torbit
Special Services at Grace Episcopal Church
A Macon male quartet will broadcast on WOS this evening and sing during a Grace Episcopal Church service at 4 30 this afternoon. Rev Wharton announced the program emphasizes the music as the major portion of the service inviting public attendance.
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Macon
WOS
Grace Episcopal Church
Wharton
Local Sportsmen Snowbound in Arkansas Wilds
Jefferson City businessmen and sportsmen say they are snowbound in Arkansas after days of bad weather. The group planned a weeklong hunting and fishing trip and expected to return yesterday but road conditions delay their departure. The party includes Charles Sparnhorst Sylvester Lohman B Ray Franklin Cecil Petry Frank Hemmel and Frank Turner.
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Wilds of
Arkansas
Jefferson City
Charles Sparnhorst
Sylvester Lohman
B. Ray Franklin
Cecil Petry
Frank Hemmel
Frank Turner
Brown Seriously Ill After Assault At Algoa
Philip Brown Missouri Pacific watchman at Algoa was found unconscious in a derrick car after an assault and robbery by tramps. He lies in St Marys Hospital with a concussion and critical condition, with authorities missing a clue in the case.
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Philip Brown
Missouri Pacific
Algoa
St. Mary's Hospital
Brown
St. Mary’s Hospital
Robinson Estate Valued at 70000 dollars
Letters testamentary granted by Probate Judge Curtis L. Dunn to A. A. Speer and Miss Josephine Robinson for the late G. F. Robinson. Estate valued about 70000 dollars. Also inventories filed for the estate of Henry Hentges valued at 17000 dollars by appraisers A. F. Vogel J. O. Erhart and J. D. Kelley.
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Curtis L. Dunn
A. A. Speer
Josephine Robinson
G. F. Robinson
Miss Robinson
Mr. Speer
Henry Hentges
A. F. Vogel
J. O. Erhart
J. D. Kelley
Bohanan Held For Circuit Court On Assault Charge
Joe Bohanan 21 bound over to Cole County Circuit Court after a preliminary hearing on charges of criminally assaulting 15 year old Miss Mardell Schrimpf. Bond set at 10000. he could not furnish it. Witnesses included Schrimpf her father George Schrimpf Dr H I Taylor Deputy Walter Withaup. Curtis L Dunn represented Bohanan. Nike Sevier led the state. Courtroom was crowded.
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Joe Bohanan
Cole County Circuit Court
John G. Leslie
Mardell Schrimpf
Miss Schrimpf
H. I. Taylor
Walter Withaup
George Schrimpf
Pbohanan
Curtis L. Dunn
Buhanan
Nike Sevier
Judge Curt Dunn Performs First Marriage Ceremony
Probate Judge Curtis L Dunn married Herbert Wyss 19 of Enon Missouri and Beulah Milburn 17 of Barnett Missouri yesterday at his courthouse office. It was Dunns first ceremony since taking oath in January with parental consent given by both parties.
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Herbert Wyss
Enon
Beulah Milburn
Barnett, Mo
Curtis L. Dunn
Court House
Nacy Re-Elected Leader of First Ward Democrats
Richard R. Nacy county circuit clerk was re-elected president of the First Ward Democratic Club at a reorganization meeting in the Fairview School building. Over 100 Democrats attended as officers Bunt Gilbert B F Reed Mrs J W Kenney and Mrs A B Kelsay were chosen. The group planned a municipal campaign and scheduled another meeting to form poll committees with City Attorney James T Blair Jr present.
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Richard R. Nacy
First Ward
Democratic Club
Fairview
Bunt Gilbert
B. F. Reed
J. W. Kenney
A. B. Kelsay
James T. Blair, Jr
Hospital sees multiple surgeries and a recovery
St Marys Hospital treated several patients last evening. Clifford Goe faces goiter surgery while W P Phillips prepares for an operation. Mrs Glover and Miss Bertha Hutchison await procedures, Kaullen shows favorable after appendicitis surgery, and R B Dobson, after poisoning incident, is discharged home.
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Bertha Hutchison
Vien
Kaullen
R B. Dobson
St. Louis
Seats for Operetta on Sale at Tolson's Drug Store
Seats for The Student Prince operetta at Jefferson Theatre on Wednesday March 9 go on sale tomorrow at Tolson's Drug Store corner of High and Madison streets. The production features 100 stars extras and 26 local men plus a traveling crew. the company arrives in six railroad cars with scenery and baggage.
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Jefferson Theatre
Tolson
High and
Madison Streets
Councilman Nolan Improves, Out of Office Extended
Councilman Robert Nolan of the second ward has shown partial improvement after four weeks ill at his home on McCarty Street. He will not return to the Bolivar Street factory office for several weeks, though friends are glad to hear of his progress.
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Robert Nolan
Second Ward
McCarty Street
Nolan
Bolivar Street
Daughter Arrives at Edgar Conkle Home
Mr and Mrs Edgar Conkle of Cliff Drive announce the arrival of a daughter. The many friends of the popular local couple extend congratulations.
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Edgar Conkle
Cliff Drive
Weather Missouri Fair and Warmer Ahead
Missouri forecast calls for fair skies and rising temperatures Friday followed by unsettled conditions Saturday with warmer southeastern counties likely.
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Missouri
Callaway County Health Officer Faces Show Cause Hearing
State Health Board cites Dr Quinn Blackburn to show cause why he should not be removed as Callaway county health officer. Hearing set for March 22 after charges of intoxication and neglect of duty. Also scheduled is Ray B Horton of Purdy Mo for license revocation over alleged fraud in license procurement.
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Quinn Blackburn
Newfield
Board of Health
Callaway County
James Stewart
Blackburn
Stewart
Ray B. Horton
Purdy
Horton
Supreme Court
Richard Guagi III Reported at Local Hospital
Richard Guagi III was hospitalized at St. Mary's Hospital after a stroke yesterday. His condition is listed as serious, with friends hoping for improvement.
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Richard Guagi III
Richard Guagi
St. Mary’s Hospital
Wardsville dances orderly says church official
Father Gerhold reported that dances at Wardsville church have been orderly with little rowdyism. He spoke in J City yesterday while conferring with Prosecuting Attorney Nike Sevier who is investigating disturbances in several counties.
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Wardsville
Father Gerhold
J City
Nike Sevier
Gerhold
House wets plan active campaign for modification
Rep. Linthicum Massachusetts Democrat elected chairman of the unofficial House committee for modification of the Volstead Act. He pledges to pursue temperate reform, arguing enforcement costs exceed 35 million annually and calling the dry law a great mistake. He cites coast guard bans and entrapment as evidence.
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Associated Press
Washington
Martion
Congress
Linthicum
Ryland
House Committee
John Hill
Maryland
Carew
York
Mrs. Fred Popp's Illness Reported After Stroke
Friends of Mrs. Fred Popp, wife of a police officer, regret to announce her serious illness following a tile stroke yesterday. Her friends remain hopeful for her recovery.
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Fred Popp
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