Twelve road bills introduced in state legislature
Twelve road bills were introduced this afternoon in the legislature with more expected. Two primary election bills were tabled and several measures affect Jackson county. Nine road bills passed the House and three in the Senate. The road fight likely will be long and bitter as rural districts push for concessions. Governor Tyde Lieutenant Governor Lloyd and Speaker O Fallon consult on broader road matters with no conclusion yet. Senator Ralph faces uncertain passage without Democratic votes.
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Jackson County
House
Senate
Tyde
Lloyd
O’fallon
Ralph
Peace Deadlock Likely As Senate Rejects House Substitution
Washington June 15 Senate flatly refused to accept the house substitute for the Knox peace resolution and sent both measures to conference. Leaders instructed to push the senate draft and oppose the Porter measure to the last. Signs point to a prolonged deadlock with administration unlikely to intervene or push a rapid adoption, hoping for European situation clarification. First new wheat at 1.20 a bushel reported at Junction City. James Gabby contracted to deliver a carload to B Rockwell Company. The Mari **nello Shop** offers a permanent wave for beauty.
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Washington
Senate
House
Junction City
Kas
James Gabby
B. Rockwell Company
Admiral Sims Rushes Home After Farewell in London
United Press reports Admiral Sims hurried to catch a boat to the United States after forgetting his steamship ticket in his haste to answer Secretary Denby's order. He received an enthusiastic sendoff from several hundred British and American admirers in London.
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United Press
London
Admiral Sims
United States
Denby
Paden Gives Bond in Freight Car Robbery Case
Frank Paden charged with robbing Missouri freight cars is out on cash bond of 750 dollars. His wife left for Kansas City. he must report to the June term of court, with a likely forfeiture if she does not report.
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Frank Paden
Missouri Padre
Kansas’ City
Comet Sparks Midtown Traffic Crush During Luncheon Mob
In Lower Manhattan during lunch hour crowds scanned the sky for Winnecke's comet, the so called hobo of the solar system. Traffic grew heavy. extra police were summoned as hundreds gathered to watch the comet move its tail. Some claimed sighting. others remained hopeful. Courtesy Week June 18 20.
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New York
Lower Manhattan
Winnecke
Age of consent shift tightens marriage rules
Attorney General Barrett settled a state wide dispute on a 2 law raising minors to 21 for marriage. The ruling confirms that after June 21 females under 22 need parental consent, and the law cannot be retroactive. Girls turning 18 before June 20 may wed without consent. After June 21, those not 18 by then must secure parental approval.
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Torney General
French Senate Interpellation on Ex Kaiser Trial
Senator Dunplan tier urged the French senate to fix a discussion date on measures to execute the Versailles treaty by bringing Wilhelm II to trial for crimes against humanity. Amid turmoil, presiding officer Alexander Berard said a date could not be set without Premier Briand, who was absent due to illness.
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Paris
Dunplantier
William Wehenzollern
Germany
Alexander Berard
Senate
Leon Bourgeo
Briand
Lucia Chocolates at Rexall Drugstore Bargain
A fresh assortment of Lucia Chocolates Tricia Sweet Pecan in Cream and Martan Chocolates offered at 49 cents a pound. Available at A Bundenberger the Rexall Druggist 130 East High Street where shoppers are promised value.
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Lucia
Pecan
A.bundenberger
Rexall
High St
Marriage Licenses for Herman J. Pirner and Emily Wagans
Jefferson City residents Herman J. Pirner and Emily Wagans obtained marriage licenses. The couple, both of Jefferson City, appear in the official public records seeking to wed.
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Herman J. Pirner
Emily Wagans
Jefferson City
Man Wanted to Lead Ice Wagon Job
Intelligent man sought to take charge of an ice wagon. Wage fifteen dollars per week. Must read and write and be courteous. Apply Peoples Ice Co. at 611 East Water Street after five o'clock.
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Peoples Ice Co
Water St
Murphy Held in Jail Over Mail Robbery Plot
Chicago June 15. "Big Tim" Murphy, labor czar, remains in jail as friends fail to post a 21000 bond. He is charged in the Wearborn station mail robbery involving 350000. Murphy says he was not in the plot and only kept the money for the robbers. Federates called him the brains of the plot.
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Chicago
Murphy
Child actor Arthur Nowell faces pay dispute
Los Angeles reports that 3 year old actor Arthur Nowell costs his parents 75 dollars a week as he loses film work due to cameras and temperament. Superior Judge York weighs whether the boy's parents deserve the 550 dollar claim tied to his Chester Comedies contract. Sydney dispatch notes Japan plans to boost exports and consider dumping schemes amid a trade slump.
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Arthur
A. W. Nowell
Chester Comedies
Chester Company
Avers
York
Sydney
United Press
Japan
Australia
J.B. Suttor
Far East
New South Wales
Peggy Joyce Accused as Infamous Liar in Alimony Fight
Chicago June 15 Peggy Joyce a notorious show girl was branded an infamous liar by the attorney for J Stanley Joyce in response to her request for 10000 alimony The attorney warned that granting the money would send a message to the women of this country that adultery pays
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United Press
Chicago
Peggy Joyce
Delhart Plans Golf Outing After Brief Phone Chat
Roberts visits Delhart who mutters about calling his wife as he leans on the desk to arrange a golf outing. Delhart jokes the call was garbled and quips that he did not want his wife to hear the plan, ending with a laugh about the miscommunication.
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Delhart
Martha
Roberts
Stillman Divorce Hearings Resume Behind Closed Doors
Hearings in the Stillman divorce case resumed in Poughkeepsie New York on June 15 behind closed doors. The first witness, a hotel clerk from Montreal, was to present records believed to show Mrs. Stillman and Fred Beauvais occupying rooms. Cross examination of Stillman expected to begin.
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United Press
Pougheepsie, N. Y
Stillman
Montreal
Renew Mingo Mine War Rages Again Near Lick Creek
In Williamson West Virginia on June 15 fighting flared in Mingo County coal fields. Two strikers dead and a state trooper likely fatally wounded as Maj. Tom Davis Captain Backus and Sheriff Pinson moved to arrest shooters at the Lick Creek tent colony. Police returned fire with a machine gun then formed a 100 strong posse and returned to the scene. The battle continued into the afternoon.
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Williamson
W. Va
Mingo County
Lick Creek
Tom Davis
Backus
Sheriff Pinson
White Paint Rage and Vanity Shoppe Ad Satire
A satirical piece rails against white paint as antiseptic and dehumanizing in daily life, contrasting sterile spaces with humanity. It promotes a Vanity Shoppe offering shampoos and beauty services, followed by a quip about a graduation theme and dressmakers at home. Entities include Dallmeyer’s Dry Goods Store and a contact phone.
Cubs edged by Braves as Vaughn wins seventh straight
Ruth pitched against Red Faber in Chicago, while Jim Vaughn captured his seventh consecutive win with a 1 to 0 victory over the Braves. The Cubs managed only three hits in the game.
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Ruth
Red Faber
Chicago
Jim Vaughn
Braves
Cubs
Explain Why You Stayed Out Late Says Mr Bibbles
Mr Bibbles quips that explaining late nights is a bad business. He says attempts faded when his wife laughs in his face instead of showing polite interest.
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Mr. Bibbles
Coal Trade Salesmen Wanted for Carload Lots
Side line salesman position offers rapid earnings selling coal to dealers. Earn a week’s pay in an hour through Washington Coal Co. Write for particulars at 997 Como Building, Chicago.
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Washington Coal Co
Como Bldg
Chicago
Fresh stock of Est man Kodak Films at Rexall Drug Store
A brief notice notes a fresh lot of Est man Kodak Films available at A Branden berger s Rexall Drug Store. It also includes a small help wanted item stating WANTED Housemaid and directs inquiries to Madison Hotel.
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Estman Kodak Films
A. ‘Brandenberger
Rexall Drug Store
Madison Hotel
Candy and poultry deals at Missouri shops
Bulk hard candy fruit slices offered at 29 cents a pound at A Brandenberger’s Rexall Drug Store with savings noted. Also advertised are reduced prices on 6-15-2nd baby chicks from Missouri Poultry Farms, listing purebred Leghorns, Rocks, Reds, Wyandottes, Orpingtons, best laying strains, with postpaid catalogue availability in Columbia Missouri.
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A. Brandenberger
Rexall Drug Store
Missouri Poultry Farms
Quota On All Governor Hyde Petitions Claimed Met
Secretary Fisher of the Democratic state committee said enough signatures have been secured to submit Governor Hyde's consolidation bills to a vote. Petitions will be filed with Secretary of State Becker next Friday afternoon, with a full signature tally to be announced then. The court may be asked for mandamus to force acceptance of Kansas City bills despite safety and health clause concerns.
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Becker
Thomas SH. Fisher
Democratic State Committee
Hyde
Tischer
Fischer
Petsons
Secretary of State
Attorney General
Kansas City
Justice of the Peace
Supreme Court
May Appoint Collier as Ambassador to Japan
Washington reports the potential appointment of William Collier, president of George Washington University, as ambassador to Japan. The move was under consideration as of June 15.
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Washington
William Collier
George Washington University
Japan
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J. Stanley Joyce
Ali
Ed Doors
West Virginia
Dallmeyer’s Dry Good
Columbia
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Tom Fischer
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Cole County Abstract, Realty & Insurance Co
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A. Linxwiler
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