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Newspaper

Democrat Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1921

Page

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Eleven year old Cecil Burkett charged with murder

In La Porte Indiana a prosecutor seeks the death penalty as eleven year old Cecil Burkett faces trial for the murder of seven year old Bennie Slavin. The alleged shooting occurred near Ora last Thanksgiving prompting extensive expert and welfare presence at the expected June term. Witnesses include Bennie’s sister Clara and Cecil’s brothers, with Cecil claiming a Martin house accident.

United Press la Porte Ind Cecil Burkett Benny Slavin James A. Dilts Ora Knox Exchange Cecil Alfred Frederick Sherman Burkett Bennie Slavin Clara Bennie Martin Ceci

Local Listings for Records and Music Equipment

Columbia 10 inch 50c Emerson 9 inch 50c Talking Back Children s Records 25c Schell Music Co 100 EB High St 2 22-tfd

Columbia Emerson Talking Back Children’s Records Schell Music CO High St

Pick Your Thoroughfare and Stick to It

A reflective maxim attributed to John Blake urges travelers to choose the right path in life. It warns against flashy shortcuts and left or right roads that seem easy but rarely lead back to the high road. The message emphasizes steady, sometimes dull perseverance toward a destined goal.

John Blake

Bird House Contest praised by Jane Randolph Jefferson Chapter

At a Saturday meeting of the Jane Randolph Jefferson Chapter D A R the group voted to thank the Bird Association Committee and Ward School teachers for their work on the Bird House Contest. The chapter also gave ten dollars in prizes. George McKelvey has returned from California after six weeks away.

Jane Randolph Jefferson Daughters of the American Revolution Bird Association George McKelvey State of California

Orders Boom For Telegraph Service At Kansas City Meet

J E Skerd Western Union manager reports booming orders as three day Kansas City conference led by A C Kaufman outlines re energization of staff and telegraph service to support national business. Meetings across eight divisions aim to raise standards and aid advertising buying selling sectors nationwide.

J. E. Skerd Western Union Kansas City A. C. Kaufman New York Central Division Mississippi River Skerd

Attorney General Barrett Opines on Boxing Bill Validity

Attorney General Barrett issues a legal opinion to Governor Hyde stating the legislature passed a bill legalizing sparring and boxing contests is valid. The opinion finds the bill does not legalize prize fights and notes the three commissioners must serve without pay until salaries are appropriated by a future legislature.

Barrett Hyde Ion

U.S. Declares Germany Unequaled War Responsibility

United States and allied governments hold Germany morally responsible for the war and obligated to pay full reparations. Hughes stated in the official communication presented to the German government. The text was released by the State Department.

Washington U. S Germany Hughes State Department

Chapman illness improves reported progress

R. F. Chapman, recently seriously ill, is reported to be improving, bringing gratification to his many friends and local circles.

R. F. Chapman

Missouri Health Figures Show Deaths Rise Over Births

A Missouri health report by Charles Kaiser records 42 572 deaths and 65 416 births last year, births surpassing deaths by 22 844. Pneumonia led deaths at 5 725, organic heart disease 4 113, tuberculosis 3 592, cancer 2 540, with other causes including measles, scarlet fever, whooping cough, pellagra, infantile paralysis, circulatory diseases and nephritis. There were 388 personal crisis reports, 1 406 fatal accidents, and 320 homicides of which 173 were by firearms.

Charles Kaiser State Board of Health

Married This Morning Eva Petry and Billy Sappenfield Wed

Eva Petry and Billy Sappenfield were united in marriage at 10 o'clock today at the bride's home. Rev J E McDonald officiated. Petry, born and raised in the city, worked at the P M Garage and attends church. Sappenfield, a rising local businessman, is Pierce Oil Co. manager. They honeymoon in Kansas City and will reside with Mr and Mrs E Petry upon return.

Eva Petry Billy Sappenfield J. E. McDonald Methodist Church Kansas City Mrs. E. Petry

Local Matches Filed In Jefferson City and Nearby

Notices reveal interracial affiliations and marriages or engagements among residents. Henry H Howard of Jefferson City to Stella Mae Brown of Linneus both colored. W F Sappenfield to Eva Petry of this city. Albert Stuckenschneider of St Louis to Margaret Bramlet of this city. O V King to Gladys Ewing both of New Bloomfield. Colored.

Henry H. Howard Jefferson City Stella Mae Brown Linneus W. F. Sappenfield Eva Petry Albert Stuckenschneider St. Louis Margaret Bramlet V. King Gladys Ewing New Bloomfield

Death of Former Citizen Frank Zuber at 88

Frank Zuber died in Sedalia on Friday at age 88. A former longtime resident of this city he was well known here. His funeral was held Sunday at Knob Noster Missouri with his brother Joe in attendance.

Frank Zuber Sedalia Mr. Zuber Knobnoster Joe

Audit Praises State Prison Board. Mild Contract Concern

An audit submitted to Governor Hyde finds the 1919 1920 operations of the penitentiary generally sound with earnings covering maintenance and salaries. Bookkeeping is praised. slight criticism targets contracts with Oberman Manufacturing and Central Broom Co for convict labor. Oberman paid $185 881 05 for 120 000 dozen clothing produced in 1919.

Hyde State Auditor’s Office State Prison Board D. M. Oberman Manufacturing Company Central Broom Company Oberman Company

Rival of W J Bryan in Harris County Texas

Houston report notes Robert Deaver as a long running rival in Harris county for civil district court clerk. Deaver has contested the post for fifteen terms over thirty years and plans more campaigns. He remains a Democratic primary entrant with durable wooden signs on county telephone poles for a decade.

Houston Tex W. J. Bryan Harris County Texas Robert Deaver Civil District Duerer

D C McClung Initiated into MU M Men’s Association

D C McClung has been initiated into the M Men’s Association at the University of Missouri, marking his entry into a campus men’s service group.

D. C. McClung M” Men’s Association The University of Missouri

Car theft and elopement scare in Jefferson City

Parker A Goodall forged checks to buy a Scripps Booth car, abducted high school student Clara Chyba at 501 East Main, and drove toward Kansas City. Bank suspicions led to pursuit. Chyba was recovered by her father John G Chyba. Goodall faces prosecution while Miss Chyba returns to school under guard.

Jefferson City P. A. Goodall Scripps-Booth Clara Chyba John G. Chyba Capitol Brewery Parker A.goodall John Buehrle Girodall G. A. Thomas Anton Bellman Scripps Booth First National Bank Parker Miss Chyba East Main Street Goodall Beig John Buerle Make Believe Senator Stone Congressman Ainsworth Thomas Bellman Miss Chuba

33 Killed in Collision Near Monterrey Mexico

Eagle Pass Texas April 4. A freight and a passenger train collided twenty five miles west of Monterrey Mexico. Thirty three are reported killed and some victims are Americans. The only identified dead so far is Victor Villareal a prominent businessman of Piedras Negras.

Eagle Pass Tex Montrey Mexico

Lost string of pearls on Hough Drive Friday evening

Pearls with a platinum clasp missing Friday on Hough Drive. Contact Mrs. A. Linxwiler at 1017 to report a find or provide information.

Hough Drive A. Linxwiler

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