Representative E G Davidson Denies Deputy Salary Charges
Representative E G Davidson of J Louis appeared before the House to deny every item of charges presented by Attorney General Barrett. He claimed the case is pending and urged the public to await his full explanation, asserting he did not profit from deputies’ salaries and would clear his name to lawmakers and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Davidson
J. Louis
Barrett
St.ouis
Pos
Davidson
John Ge Adams
Reeds
Adams
Ers
The Marinello Shop Relocations and Beauty Services
The Marinello Shop becomes the Iaselete tower offering ringing out beauty devices and a single treatment promise. Vanity Shopper advertises sham hairdressing facial massages manicuring scalp treatment and chiropody with appointments. Also mentions Dallmeyer's Dry Goods and Browne Cudahy divorce suit and engagement drama with Betty Henely suit proceeds and marriage news includes Captain Clifford Porth at a Shriners convention in Kansas City and a Democrat-Tribune subscription notice.
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Dallmeyer
Clifford Porth’ i
Kansas City
Road Building Plan Is Set After Federal Act
Washington reports that more than 6 261 miles of highways will be built at a cost of 76 400 000 dollars. Over 150 000 workers will be employed in thirty states following the passage of the federal highway act. Secretary Hoover announced the plan after letters to state governors were obtained by the national conference on unemployment.
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Washington
Hoover
National Conference On Unemployment
Arms talks open with pace and high stakes in Paris
Washington reports behind the scenes the arms limitation conference moves from speeches to hard work. Howard Hughes style naval holiday proposals are being revised by naval experts after England and Japan submitted changes. Two major issues loom: Pacific and Far Eastern affairs and land armament limits. The Pacific questions will be tackled first, with premier Briand likely to raise land limits in open session. Several parleys are planned for the day.
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America
England
Japan
Pacific
Briand -of- Frat.co In
Cane Craze Caused by Foreign Envoys
Washington dispatch notes a craze for walking sticks among diplomats and officials. From Lord Lee of Fareham to Secretary Hughes, many carry crook-handled canes, reflecting a fashion trend as American offices show more sticks than hats or coats.
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David ‘L. ‘Blumenfeld
United Press
Washington
Alice
Worderland
Lord Lee
Fareham
Union Station
Hughes
Sir Auckland Geddes
Do. Harding
Root
Weeks
Piccadilly
London
Paris
Burned parents in Hemlock homestead mystery
In Saginaw Michigan on November 16 Richard Champ lain, 22, is held for investigation after the Hemlock home of his parents Adrian Champ lain and his wife burned. The charred bodies of the elderly couple were found in the ruins and an inquest was planned for that night. A parish clergyman’s attempt to charm a donor is also noted in the report.
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Saginaw, Mich
Richard ‘Chaimplain
Adrian Champlain
Hemlock
Trade With Germany Involving U S. Plans Reported
Washington 16 The plans for America to win a share of Germany’s trade are prepared in official quarters as the first step after the peace proclamation. The President is believed to aim at building an American trade organization in Germany at an early date and is accelerating steps with diplomatic officials there.
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America
Germany
Cannibalism Allegations Stir Marine Inquiry
Washington reports cite American marines accused of mistreatment leading to cannibalism among Haitian detainees. H. M. Pelington of New York testified before the Senate committee investigating the island conditions, naming Private Lawrence and Lieutenant Muth as victims whose bodies were eaten after mistreatment and fatal injury.
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Washington
H. M. Pelington
New York
Senate ‘Committee
Pelington
Lawrence, Marine
Muth
Christmas Rush Is On In Jefferson City This Season
Christmas shopping, spread over six weeks, fills post office shelves with bundles marked not to be opened till Christmas. Merchants report steady displays and shipments as customers buy early to dodge the rush, secure choice goods, and ease staff strain while ensuring prompt delivery. A Frenchman’s quip about English usage closes the piece.
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Jefferson City
Phil Dallmeyer
The
Merchants’ Association
Mr. Dallmeyer
Wanted rags for five cents a pound at paper office
The Democrat Tribune advertises payment of five cents per pound for clean rags. Bring your bundles to the office for disposal or recycling.
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Democrat- Tribune
Bandit Roy Gardner Arrested in Phoenix
Phoenix, Ariz. Nov 16 Roy Gardner the youthful bandit and notorious mail robber was arrested here today A reputed bad man and killer already known across the region Gardner’s capture ends a brief pursuit and marks a notable law enforcement success in the southwest
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Roy Gardner
Phoenix, Ariz
Young Gardner
Testis
Complaint Filed Against Producer of Immoral Broadway Show
Chief Magistrate William McAdoo entered a formal complaint against Al H Woods theatrical producer alleging violation of the penal code in presenting an immoral and impure drama and show Demi-Virgin a comedy that opened weeks ago on Broadway Judge McAdoo announced the finding after an investigation of the production in New York on November 16.
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New York
William McAdbo
al. H. Woods
McAdoo
To apologize to begin over and pay one’s debts
Ohio Educational Monthly Good Timothy Hay offers a reflective ad line about improvement and virtue. The notice markets hay at $18 a ton delivered in ton lots or $16.50 a ton at the farm. Oats straw price 30 cents a bale. Contact F. W. Dal lmeyer by phone.
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Timothy
F. W. Dallmeyer
Harding nominating Dresel to Berlin post triggers Germany ties
Washington Nov 16 United Press reports President Harding began restoring relations with Germany by nominating Ellis Loring Dresel as charge d'affaires at Berlin. The move signals an imminent appointment of Congressman Houghton of New York as ambassador to Germany.
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United Press
Washington
Harding
United States
Germany
Ellis Loring Dresel
Berling
Diesel
Houghton
New York
High School Girl Slapped In Fight Over Rolled Hose
Opal Lambert, 16, of Rossville, was jailed in Topeka on assault and battery charges after Virgil Bixby accused her of slapping when she laughed at Lambert’s rolled down hose. In Boston, Attorney General J Weston Allen was indicted by the Suffolk County grand jury for larceny in a past case he handled as counsel.
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Topeka
Opal Lambert
Rossville
Here
Virgil Bixby
Miss Rixby
Miss Lambert
Miss. Lambert
Boston
J. Weston Allen
Suffolk County Grand
State House
Mosby Suspects Beverages Inspector Sees Davidson Scheme
State beverage inspector Thomas Speed Mosby said after a conference with Attorney General Barrett that he learned recently of conditions in his department. He alleged two deputies involved Representative Davidson of St. Louis in a plan to obtain state funds via appointments. Mosby claimed he ordered deputies to stay in St Louis and stop traveling. He cited 1919 amendments to beverage inspection laws and said Davidson piloted the bill through the legislature. He denied making promises to Davidson and said appointments were to three Republicans in February.
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Barrett
Thomas Speed Mosby
Davidson
St. Louis
Mosby
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