Locals Capture Third Straight
The Capitol City Boys beat St. Louis 8 to 1 in an outclassing performance. Lilpop held visitors to two hits after the first inning and struck out twenty, despite one misplay that allowed St. Louis’ sole run. Markel filled in behind the plate, acquitting himself well. The heavy hitting by Jefferson City at times kept a large crowd amused, as Reuther’s team logged their third straight win as the season progresses. First inning saw Fey reach third after a muffed throw by Markel, then Fey scored on Goldsmith’s single.
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Capitol City Boys
Lillipop
Lillpop
Markel
St. Louis
Reuther
Lilpop
Jefferson City
Princable
Blaser
Niebert
Centenarian Mrs Josephine Bish Dies At Linn Missouri
Mrs Josephine Bish aged 102, thought to be Missouri’s oldest resident, died at Linn Osage County this morning from age related illness. Immigrating from Bohemia in 1878 with her husband she settled in Linn in 1884 and lived there ever since. A daughter Mrs Josephine Hemmel resides nearby. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at the Linn Catholic Church with Rev Father Muckermann officiating. Mrs Bish was a devout Catholic active in church work.
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Linn
Bish
Bohemie
Osage County
Josephine Hemmel
Muckermann
St. Louis vs Jefferson City baseball inning notes
In the second, Goldsmith steals second while Connelly Mulvey and P Imboden strike out. Lillpop records four Ks in the first inning. Jefferson City pitchers and batters add walks, singles, and hit by pitches, loading bases before Niebert walks to force in a run.
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Goldsmith
Connelly
Mulvey
P. Imboden
Strick
Lillpop
Jefferson City
Wiley
Prindable
Wetzel
Warnell
Niebert
Llewellyn
St. Louis
Krommd
Henick
C. Imboden
Markel
Blaser
Prirdable
Wolff Berger Dry Goods Opens in Jefferson City
Wolff-Berger Dry Goods Company announces its formal opening on Wednesday May 8 in Jefferson City with music and souvenirs. The firm, new to Jefferson City but established in Central Missouri with stores in Centralia Moberty and Columbia, is praised for reliability and backed by goods and facts.
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New Dry Goods Co
Jefferson City
Wolff-Berger
Jefferson
Centralia
Moberly
Columbia
New York
Telephone Service Complaints Echo Movie Plans
A chatty exchange reveals customers mocking a poor telephone service while planning to see movies. They vent about delays and sass, noting how time flies as they prepare to go out. The conversation ends with mutual farewell and continued annoyance at the service.
Household Appliance Co Reports 3 Minute Dishwasher Ready
The annual meeting announced the 3 Minute Dishwasher is market ready after 30 day Boston test at Modern Priscla proving plant. Joseph Pope said sales offices opened in St. Louis and distributor inquiries from over 15 major centers indicate rapid agency interest. Julian G Wolfner outlined advertising progress for Ross-Gould in St. Louis.
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Joseph Pope
Boston
Mass
St. Louis
Julian G. Wolfner
Ross-Gould Advertising Co
Household Appliance Co
Ma. Wolfner
Permanent wave ad at Mari nello Shop
A sale notice promotes a permanent wave service at Mari nello Shop promising a result more beautiful than nature. The brief highlights the salon offering styling options and invites customers to visit for the treatment.
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Marinello Shop
Speakers to Discuss Needs of China at Presbyterian Church
Two noted speakers versed in China affairs will address the needs of China at the Presbyterian church tonight. Daniel C. Fue of Shanghai, president of the Chinese Men’s Christian Association in Chicago, and Frank C. Foster, long-time China resident and China Baptist Board member, will present testimonies from famine regions and relief reports revealing horrific scenes of starvation, desperate parental acts, and lives shattered by famine in North China.
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Presbyterian Church
China
Daniel C. Fue
Shanghai
William Jewell College At
Liberty
Chinese Men’s Christian Association
Chicago
Frank C. Foster
China Baptist Board
Foster
Democrat-Tribune
American Committee For China Famine Fund
American Committee
Peking
Nan
MISS NACY ACT AT SUPREME COURT POST
Miss Patricia Nacy returned to duty as a supreme court clerk after a long hospital stay from injuries suffered when struck by a taxi driver who then died. The incident, blamed on reckless taxi driving, left her with a badly fractured leg and crutches, highlighting pedestrian rights and street safety issues.
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Patrica Nacy
Supreme Court
St. Marys Hospital
Miss Nacey
Iowa Officials Await Paperwork for Bank Robbery Convicts
Iowa officials wait for corrected requisition papers from the governor to move three convicts from the state penitentiary. They are charged with taking part in the February 1920 Pleasantville First National Bank robbery. The vault was blown open and government bonds estimated at 40,000 to 50,000 dollars plus 300 dollars in currency were stolen.
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Iowa
First National Bank
Pleasantville
Pueblo Faces an Epidemic After Flood Calamity
Pueblo California faces a flood aftermath with 35 dead and an estimated fifty million dollars in losses. Water is scarce with milk cans shipped for drinking water and no ice. The Red Cross erects tents and Edward Orr directs disaster relief operations for victims.
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The
Red Cross
Edward Orr
Miss Gertrude Thurman Named Teacher Training Instructor
Miss Gertrude Thurman elected for the coming year as Teacher-Training Instructor at the High School. A University of Missouri graduate with a B. S. degree she is highly recommended after three years teaching at Troy High School.
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Gertrude Thurman
Miss Thurman
University of Missouri’s
Troy High School
Local residents listed for records in Jefferson City area
Loyd Ss. Tremain of Hartsburg and Ida Harris of Steedman, Jacob Allen and Edwina Wagner, both of Jefferson City.
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Loyd Ss. Tremain
Hartsburg
Ida Harris
Steedman
Jacob Allen
Edwina ‘Wagner
Jefferson City
Governor Hyde Reviews St Louis Police for Retirements
Governor Hyde visits St Louis to assess veteran officers for possible retirement, inspecting long serving democrats for the list. Lieutenant Governor Lloyd accompanies him, staying through Wednesday with the governor at his side.
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Hyde
St. Louis
Lloyd
Free Public Library Closes Sunday Afternoons in Warm Weather
The Free Public Library will close on Sunday afternoons during warm weather to reduce heat exposure and conserve energy. No other changes to hours or services are noted.
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Free Public Library
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Don R. Chapman
Josephine Bish
Missouri
Wolff-Berger Dry Goods
Pany
Hold Appliance Co
Jefferson Street
Wolff
Berger ¢Er Co
Linhoff
Madison
Jefferson City, MO
Miss Nacy
Pueblo
United Press
Cal
Safe Deposit Department
Central
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