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Newspaper
Democrat Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
1
Governor Hyde presides over a contentious hearing in Kansas City where inspector James T. Bradshaw faces charges. Only one witness, Sears the assistant chief grain inspector, has testified, and prospects for a swift conclusion appear likely despite Bradshaw’s attorneys’ objections.
A Kansas City company leased the Fiddler farm near Centertown to dig for oil in Cole county amid indications of oil deposits. After examining several sites, the Fiddler farm was chosen to begin the experiment. The hearing in the governor’s reception room featured Inspector and counsel Frank H. Farris and Judge John E. Williamson, with Governor’s representatives State Senator Wm. C. Irwin and AAG Robert Smith present.
Col Henry P. Andrae Republican prison board member and warden is seriously ill in the prison hospital from gastritis after a winter ptomaine episode in St Louis He was taken ill while on duty last winter and has had several serious attacks since The physicians reported some improvement today and that he would likely recover plus an advertisement for wall paper and hangers from Schell Music Co located at 222 High Street.
The Kansas City Railways sent two checks to the state treasurer under the corporation franchise tax law for 1919 and 1920, totaling 12,298 and 16,701 dollars. The treasurer said the 1921 tax would follow, as Judge Kimbrough Stone’s ruling against the tax law was overruled by the U.S. Supreme Court. Attorney General Barrett warned that delinquent corporations face state action and penalties if payments are not made promptly.
Attorney General Barrett replies to Governor Hyde regarding John C. Dyott of Howell County who holds a Missouri lower house seat while having been appointed a federal prosecutor in St Louis. If the federal post is permanent, Dyott cannot serve in the legislature simultaneously. the appointment is believed permanent though not proven to the AG.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ruwart of St. Louis are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ross.
An advertisement invites readers to enter a contest at the Marinello Shop offering a permanent wave prize. The notice promotes a beauty treatment and encourages participation through the local salon.
Secretary of the Navy Denby ordered Admiral Sims to return to the United States at once and report in person to the secretary. The leave was revoked and Sims was told to return immediately and explain utterances. A cablegram stated the order and Denby’s anger over delay in receiving a continued report.
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