Supreme Court expands power over county officials in ouster cases
The state supreme court ruled Attorney General McKittrick may bring ouster proceedings against county officials, asserting jurisdiction over Wymore in a case tied to local slot machine enforcement. Wymore, up for re election against Scott Peters, offered no immediate comment.
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High Court
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Cole County
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Lexington Man Elected Grand Master of Missouri Masons
Henry C. Chiles of Lexington was elected Grand Master of the Grand Lodge Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Missouri at the annual meeting in St. Louis He succeeds Dr. Harold Reader of Webster Groves United States Senator Harry S Truman of Independence was named junior grand warden.
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Henry C. Chiles
Lexington
Grand Lodge, Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons
Missouri
Harold Reader
Webster Groves
United States
Harry S. Truman
Independence
Weather Missouri Fair Thursday and Friday
Missouri forecast shows fair conditions on Thursday and Friday with some cloudiness. Temperature remains steady and only minor changes expected across the period.
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Missouri
Two German Exchange Students Accused of Nazi Propaganda Ties
John C. Metcalfe testified before a house committee that American industrialists may be backing a Nazi movement here. He cited two German exchange students at the University of Missouri who allegedly promoted Nazi propaganda, living in upscale campus houses and joining Greek fraternities as lectures on Nazi Germany were held.
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Washington
House Committee On UN- American Activities
John C. Metcalfe
Chicago
Bund
United States
Metcalfe
Germany
America
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Columbia
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Beta Theta Pi
Men Guests Tonight At Christian Church Centennial Program
The Capitol Avenue Christian church marks its centennial with a men’s night service led by Rev. Guthrie S. Birkhead. Guest speaker is Tyre Burton of the Christian Missionary Society, and James Nugent will address on Men and the Church. A men’s choir and soloist John Rich perform.
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Capitol Avenue Christian Church
Guthrie S. Birkhead
Birkhead
Olka Sanseetuait Mt Mill of
Kanaas Ae
Christian Missionary Society
Country Club Christian Church
Kansas City
Tom Cross
John Rich
27 Members of Large Liquor Ring Indicted
Federal grand jury returned 27 indictments against members of a large illicit liquor ring described by agents as among the biggest since prohibition. The syndicate defrauded the government of at least $50,000 in taxes over 18 months and operated headquarters and storage plants for concealment of alcohol.
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Kansas City
Federal
Alcohol Tax Units
Otto Schmid
United States District Attorney
Capital Citations Leave Today on Hunting Trip
Nine Jefferson City sportsmen prepare for a two week hunting expedition to Waubay South Dakota to pursue pheasants ducks and partridge. The group includes State Treasurer Bob Winn State Auditor Forrest Smith and eight others led by John Guy Gibson.
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Jefferson City
South Dakota
Waubay
S. D
Bob Winn
Forrest Smith
Richard R. Nacy
Howard Cook
Ralph Hammond
Hal Burnett
Wm. Sibley, Jr
John Guy Gibson
Cliff Fischer
Marriage License Issued to Bossaller and Hayes
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Henry Bossaller and Elsie Hayes, both residents of Linn Missouri.
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Henry Bossaller
Elsie Hayes
Linn, Mo
Committee of Three To Direct Campaign Of Democrats Named
Announcement that an executive committee will manage the Democratic County Committee during Chairman James T. Blair Jr illness. Members are Mrs. R. E. Glover vice chairman James Hoover and Ed J. Arnett. Democratic HQ is in the Ira Hotel. Blair has been seriously ill with a strep infection.
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Democratic County Committee
James T. Blair, Jr
St. Mary’s Hospital
R. E. Glover
James Hoover
Ed J. Arnett
Democratic
Ira
Aken
Clark Opens Campaign At Sedalia October 8
Sen. Bennett C. Clark will open the state Democratic campaign in Sedalia on October 8. James P Aylward, chair of the state committee, announced. Clark will speak at the fairgrounds colosseum with an outside nationally known speaker on the program. Aylward conferred with leaders to establish campaign headquarters.
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Sedalia
James P Aylward
Democratic State Committee
Clark
Fairgrounds Collosseum
Missouri
Aylward
Hoover Praises Peace Efforts by Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover, former World War I food administrator, lauded Franklin Roosevelt for pursuing peace negotiations with European powers. He asserted Republicans and thinking Americans support the president’s approach, stressing that diplomacy leads to resolution, not battlefield conflict. Hoover criticized current national policies while endorsing continued talks.
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Roosevelt
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Belgium
Russia Agrees to Send Peace Plea to Germany
Moscow reports the Soviet government accepts a U S proposal to address a peace appeal to Germany and Czechoslovakia modeled on Roosevelt's message to those nations The foreign office also backs an international conference to resolve the Czechoslovak crisis and offers active Soviet participation.
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Germany
Moscow
United States
Czechoslovakia
Roosevelt
Japan
Daladier Signs Mobilization Decree Ahead of Munich Talks
Paris reports Premier Edouard Daladier signs a decree mobilizing new troops as he prepares for the four power Munich conference with Hitler Chamberlain and Mussolini. Kingsly aims to press for peace while keeping readiness high amid Czechoslovak crisis.
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Edouard Daladier
Munich
Germany
Foreign Ministry
Daladier
France
Italy
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Maurice Gustave Gamelin
Office of the
United States
Native of Capital City Housekeeper 57 Years Retires
ST. LOUIS AP. After fifty seven years as housekeeper for one family Miss Louise Deimler plans retirement to the old family home in Jefferson City. She began at age ten with Joseph Straus in Jefferson City then stayed with the family when they moved. After Miss Sophy Straus married Dr M E Hasse she worked in the Hasse home. With Mrs Hasse's death last year and Dr Es moving his home to Cedar Rapids she retires to live with sister Lydia Deimler in the Capital City.
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Louise Deimler
Jefferson City
Deimler
Joseph Straus
Sophy Straus
M. E. Hasse
Hasse
Cedar Rapids
Miss Deimler
Miss Lydia Deimler
Life-Long Schuberts Resident Anna Schubert Dies at 61
Miss Anna Margaret Schubert of Schuberts eight miles east of town died suddenly yesterday at 4 PM from a heart attack. A lifelong resident she cared for her 90 year old mother and was an active member of St. John Lutheran. Survived by three brothers Henry Adam and Victor and by sister Mrs Clem Dirckx and Lawrence Schubert. brother Martin preceded her in death last March. Funeral at St. John's Lutheran Friday afternoon.
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Henry
Adam
Victor Schubert
Clem Dirckx
Lawrence G. Schubert
Union
Martin
Hounds at Fulton Thrill Fox Hunters
In Fulton Missouri on September 28 the state fox hunters meet opened with sixty hounds quickly trailing foxes. Within an hour the dogs split into five packs chasing red rangers, hailed as the best performance in the association’s history. Governor Lloyd C Stark was slated as guest the next afternoon.
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Missouri
Red Rangers
L. F. Gingery
Fox Hunters’ State Association
Lloyd C. Stark
Meyer Named GOP Nominee in Missouri Ninth District
Hermann Mo Sept 28 AP Former State Representative Frank B Meyers from Gasconade county was chosen by the Republican congressional committee as the party's nominee for Congress in the ninth district. No Republican primary challenger filed in August. Clarence Cannon the Democratic incumbent seeks re election.
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Hermann
Frank B. Meyer
Gasconade County
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Congress
Clarence Cannon
Elsberry
Big Four Meet Aims for European Peace This Week
Washington applauds Europe’s decision to return to talks over Mussolini mediating. Roosevelt’s personal letter to Il Duce urged peaceful settlement and warned against war. Attaches call the move very encouraging as Munich session awaits Chamberlain Daladier Hitler Mussolini.
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Il Duce
Four powers meet at Munich to seek peaceful Sudeten settlement
Berlin dispatch reports Hitler Mussolini Chamberlain and Daladier to confer on a method to avert a second world war. Goebbels forecasts a peaceful solution within days as Prague yields and new proposals surface from London and Paris.
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Italy
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Daladier
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Sudetenland
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London
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Horace Wilson
Horace
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Berlin
Goebbels
Lustgarten
Sudetens
Herr Benes
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovaka
Munich talks aim to avert war over Czechoslovakia crisis
The Munich meeting of Britain France Germany and Italy seeks to settle the Sudetenland dispute and avert wider war. Chamberlain says Hitler delays mobilization for 24 hours to attend, notes suggest a possible world war risk. Roosevelt and Mussolini join peace efforts as Edouard Daladier readies troops in France.
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Sudetenland
London
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Paris
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Japan
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Eger
Shots Exchanged in Sudeten Czech Clash Near Eger
Heavy exchanges between embattled Sudeten Germans and Czechoslovak troops occurred near Eger as front lines shifted. The border road was blocked, mobilization paused traffic, and Sudeten authorities began provisional civil government while Americans sought a way out.
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Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Eger
Britain France Go Italy to Meet at Munich for Peace
London reports a four nation summit in Munich on Hitler's Sudetenland demands. Chamberlain, Daladier, Mussolini and Hitler aim for a peaceful solution as mobilization halts. The absence of Czechoslovakia and Soviet Russia shapes the talks while Roosevelt appeals for restraint.
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Hitsler
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Railroad Employee Dies At Home Near Elston
Ira Surface longtime Missouri Pacific railroad employee died suddenly at his Elston area home. Born August 10 1900 near Elston he married Mary Ecton December 1 1920. Survived by widow three children Albert Robert Ruth father Albert Surface Kansas City a brother Roy Surface Pacific Mo and sister Mrs Lela Garner Kansas City. He belonged to the Elston Baptist church.
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Ira Surface
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Elston
Surface
Mary Ecton
Albert
Robert
Ruth
Albert Surface
Kansas City
Roy Surface
Pacific
Lela Garner
The
Mussolini Denies Premature Troop Withdrawal Report
A Rome government spokesman called reports that Mussolini ordered or agreed to withdraw Italian troops from the Spanish Civil War absolutely unfounded.
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