Three Pickets Hold St Louis Relief Office
Thirty six men and ten women occupied the St Louis relief office after a nightlong sit down demanding public relief for needy strikers. The action followed a state official's stance on aiding strikers as funds permit amid widespread labor unrest and pending wage disputes with moving companies and undergarment manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
St. Louis Relief Administration
Wallace Crossley
William C. Connett
Crossley
Cially
Relis
Comnett
Hubbard
Joseph Lampe
Fair Tonight and Mild Tomorrow Weather Report
Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with rising temperatures tomorrow. Some cooling is expected in the north tonight. Overnight low around 42, high near 47. Data indicates local readings from Boonville, St. Thomas, Herman, Unio, and Lake ofarks with modest daily changes and a reservoir level near full.
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Northonight
Saaiftresi
Oty
Waverly
Boonville
St. Thoma
Herman
Unio
Lake of ‘Arks
Mobile bomber injures mayor in Kirksville probe
In Kirksville Missouri April 1 AP Col B Marvin Casteel says investigators are on the right trail for the hospitalizing mobile bomber attack on Mayor Gail Jacobs. He warns the probe will be lengthy and discards a disgruntled coal hauler theory as unlikely. Mayor’s condition improves. Meanwhile Missouri lawmakers study fire insurance litigation, hearing custodians and attorneys discuss fee allowances and a 12 million excess premium settlement being appealed in state Supreme Court.
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Kirksville
B. Marvin Casteel
Missouri Highway Patrol
Gail A. Jacobs
Casteel
House Insurance Committee
T. A. Shockley
House of Representatives
Sevier
State Supreme Court
Attorney General's Department
Kansas City
State Supréeme
Circuit Court
John T. Barker
R. E. O'Malley
IR. J. Folome
CR. Street of
Chicago
Sister Adalbert Goetz dies in St. Louis at 57
Sister Adalbert formerly Miss Clara Goetz of Jefferson City died at Villa Gesu in St. Louis after two long illnesses. A member of the Notre Dame order for over thirty years, she taught in Texas Illinois and Missouri and served as organist at St Peters. Her sisters Mrs Louis Rephlo and three daughters Inez Mary and Helen visited before her death. Funeral plans will be in St. Louis tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Vife Dame Order
Villa Gesu
St. Louis
Adalbert
Clara Goetz
Jefferson City
J. E. Goetz
St. Peters School
Order of Notre Dame
Texas
Illinois
Missouri
St. Peters
Webster Groves
Conservatory of Music
Villa Gens
Louis S. Rephlo
Inez
Mary
Helen
Agnes Goetz
Rephlo
Russellville Woman Found Dead by Her Own Action
The body of Mrs. Rosie Enloe aged 48 was found hanging from a smoke house rafter on her Russellville property by housekeeper Lottie Pullman. Coroner Dr. Frank Nichols ruled no inquest. Mrs. Enloe had been in poor health since her husband’s death five years ago and had attempted suicide three years earlier. She leaves three sons, B. A. Enloe and Olen Enloe of Jefferson City and Herbert Enloe of Kansas City. Funeral services will be held in Russellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russellville
Rosie Enloe
Lottie Pullman
Frank Nichols
Cole County
Olen Enloe
Jefferson City
Herbert Enroe
Kansas City
Loyalist Forces Press Insurgents On Three Fronts
Associated Press reports Spain's government troops chased Generalissimo Francisco Franco's insurgents on three fronts amid widespread revolts. Executions and arrests were reported as authorities aimed to crush the unrest expanding into new areas held by insurgents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Spain
Francisco Franco
Bad check complaint in Wheatly's court
An information charging Dana Blackman with issuing a bogus check was filed in Justice of the Peace Foster S Wheeatly's court yesterday afternoon by Robert Burks Burk alleged the $5 check was drawn on a Jefferson City bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Blackman
Justice of the Peace Foster S. Wheeatly
Robert Burks
Burk
Jefferson City
Mrs. Margaret Arens Dies at St Marys Hospital
Mrs. Margaret Arens, 53, of 617 Georgia Street, died at St Marys Hospital after a weeks illness. She was born in Russellville and moved to Jefferson City 24 years ago. Survived by husband Henry J. Arens two sons Francis and Herman and daughter Mrs Bernadine Loethen. Also three brothers and five sisters. She belonged to St Peters Cuuren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Arens
Georgia Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Goitre
Arens
Russellville
Jefferson City
Henry J. Arens
Francis
Herman Arens
Bernadine Loethen
St. Peters Cuuren
City Elections Bill Would Extend Terms In Jefferson City
Jefferson City officials face four year city elections with terms extended by two years if the bill passes. The measure would raise all officers including the council to six year terms and adjust election cycles for third class cities. Senators and city attorneys say savings in election costs and better continuity would follow, with proponents arguing longer terms attract better qualified aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Council
House
Senate
George Clayton Hannibal
Senate Municipal Corporations Committee
George Spencer
Columbia City
Missouri Association of Municipalities
Senate Social Security Committee
Liquor Stamp Sales Surpass State Estimates
Missouri sold twice as many liquor stamps in the last two years as officials expected. State Treasurer Robert W. Winn said $60,000 was earmarked for stamps but demand raised costs to $124,000. He requested $125,000 for stamps, noting the program brings the state nearly $5,000,000. Senate appropriations hearings consider the budget alongside Secretary Dwight Brown’s request for a $45,000 increase amid higher operating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Robert W. Winn
Senate ‘Appropriations Committee
Winn
Senate Appropriations Committee
Sen. J. 5. Rollins
Columbia
Dwight Brown
City settles damage suit after sewer work on Highway 50
At a brief meeting the City Council elected election judges and heard bids for extra street department trucks. The city, on the city attorney's advice, paid W. W. Smith 522.15 for property damages from sewer construction on Highway 50, a claim he sought 5,000. Settlement covered court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Smith
Officers Warn Junk Dealers In Jefferson City
Police warn junk dealers to enforce ordinances on buying from minors and require listing each purchase with a description for police inspection. They note recent thefts and rising junk prices fuel yards rivalry, while youths seek copper iron and brass for spending money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Young Brinktown Man Suffers Two Broken Legs in Accident
Hospital attendants report Joseph Kleffner a 20 year old Brinktown youth was brought to St Marys hospital with both legs broken. He was operating a stump pulling anchor when it slipped and power was applied causing the machine to strike his legs midway between knee and ankle. He is resting comfortably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kleffner
Brinktown
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kleffner
Capital Citians to Ozark Press Meet
Several Jefferson City residents plan to leave today for Springfield to attend the Ozarks Press Association annual convention. Participants include Doug Meng editor of the Missouri Blue Book, E L Preston publicity director of the game and fish department, Dan Carr Sr Dwight Brown secretary of state, Ralph Stuffelbaum with the state highway patrol, and R C Goshorn of the News and Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ozarks Press Association
Doug Meng
Missouri Blue Book
E. L. Preston
Game and Fish Department
Dan Carr
Dwight Brown
Ralph Stuffelbaum
Patrel
R. C. Goshorn
News and Tribune
House Appropriation Bills Pass to Senate for 1937 38
The Missouri House passed appropriation bills for educational penal institutions and for the general assembly and sent them to the Senate. Totals include 9,435 92 in general revenue and 798 900 in funds for education, 3 585 144 in general revenue and 1 503 200 in funds for penal, and 243 790 in general revenue for the assembly. University of Missouri gets 3 963 155 federal revenue and 25 000 funds. state teachers colleges receive varied general revenue and funds allocations for Springfield Maryville Cape Girardeau Warrensburg Kirksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Senate
University of Missouri
Springfield
Maryville
Cape Girardeau
Warrensburg
Kirksville
Indicted in Xangas City vote fraud probe
A federal grand jury in Kansas City indicted 18 additional people for vote fraud conspiracy, bringing the total charged since the probe began to 108. Ward officials and precinct leaders, including Democratic and Republican members, were named. Indictments cover multiple wards and precincts, with several judges and clerks charged alongside precinct captains. Most defendants face charges of conspiring to deprive voters of their rights.
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Kansas City
Francis J. Ryan
Jackson County
Elva O'Byrne
Twelfth
Herman Sapofsky
Ernest Williams
Twelfth Ward
Werden Henderson
Glenn Barnard
Paul B. Weeks
Amy Friend
Adeline BR. Levy
Maile Spvink
Rank P! Dixon
Bruny
Henry T. Johnson
Vernie McCollum
Bertha Patterson
Florence Buchanan
Edweare Hogendorn
Clerl
Vaughan Buchanan
Harry ©. Miltlong
Elis Buck
Sam Brenner
Viol Dos
Lion Club Initiation Ceremony Held at Missouri Hotel
The Lions Club held a dinner dance initiation with about 100 attendees including delegates from Rolla and Idola. Initiated members included Armand Brasse Walter W Beck FLA En loc BE Ray Hall and others. guests included International Director C W Spies and Rolla president Eric Schurman. Entertainment featured Miss Marke Morgan and dancer Jimmie Cavanass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion's
Missouri Hotel
Rolla
Ido
Armand Brasse
Walter W. Beck
Fla
Enloc
Ray Hall
Louis F. Landwehr
Clarence Rose
J.T. Wren
Roy EL Here
R. Jackson
R. W. Winn
R. E. Garrett
Harry E. Parsons
William H. Howard
Josseph P. Menefee
Ernst Orchard
M. RB. Chambers
George Bordeaux
Bob Chapman
A. W. Meyer
C. Ww. A.spies
Eric Schurman
Rolla Group
Markc Morgan
Jimmie Cavanass
Jefferson City
Missouri Auto Death Toll From February Accidents
The State Highway department reports 61 Missourians killed in 309 automobile accidents during February. The release lists fatal crashes across the state and notes the high month for traffic fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Missouri
Graham Waging Hard Campaign In Local Race
Independent candidate Charles Graham and Republican chief candidate John Groner press last minute efforts as mayoral and police bets heat up. Democrats favor Owens for mayor but Graham draws in every ward. School board fights over Emil Schatt and superintendent Knox stir local interest amid party splits. City council names election officials as morale stays high.
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Groner
Heart Owens
Charles Graham
John Groner
Jess N. Owens
Fox
Graham
Fifth Wavd
Grover Coming Fant
Grover
Republican City Committee
Trish
Mackey
Wlive
Wreel Pep
Fifth Ward
Emil Schatt
W. F. Knox
Scholl
Divide W. Peters
Thorpe J. Gordon
Father of Jefferson City Woman Is Dead
W. B. Henton, father of Mrs. P. E. Copher of Jefferson City, died at his daughter Mrs. Kinnaird Duncan's home in Hannibal yesterday at age 83. He was a frequent visitor to Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
W. BR. Henton
P.E. Copher
Fairmount
Kinnaird Duncan
Hannibal
Mr. Henton
Former Cole County Woman Dies in California at 54
Ward reports the death in Los Angeles of Mrs. William Smith a former Cole County resident aged 54. Sister of Mrs. Nora E. Dampf of this city she was linked to a prominent Russellville family. Survived by husband four children and several sisters she left here about 15 years ago. funeral planned in California.
Turbett Dies From Wounds After Tavern Shooting
William M Turbett longtime Missouri legislator and Jefferson City resident died at Logal Hospital from a gunshot wound inflicted at his East High Street tavern last Friday night. He was 59 and had served multiple terms in the legislature including chief clerk of the House and chief engineer at the state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Turbett
Cele
Turbett
East Wigh Street
Act Te Wits
Woroner
Turbell
Jefferson City
Kingdom
Ontario
New York
Staten Island Rapid Leansit Company
Missouri
Mokane
Capitol
Turbelt
Hester
Bermaus
State Penal Board
State i
Bast High Street
Torbett
St. Peters Druametig Club
Columbus
Estella May Osborn
Coles County
Ilinois
J.C. DesLisle
Billie May
Maxmillian
KE. J. Turbell
Birmington
West
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International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Isstry
Wessover Perlstein
Meier & Pohlmann Furniture Company
CIO
Mesker Brothers Iron Company
Joseph Doran
Lang-Kohn Manufacturing Company
St. Louis Car Company
Nike Sevier
Join D. Taylor
Keytesville
Supreme Court
Taylor
Francis Smith
St. Joseph
Hue
Nike G. Sevier
H. P. Laut
L. H. Cook
Gilbert Lamb
Guy M. Lone
T. S. Masley
The
Notre Dame
ST. Peter’s
Wheatly’s
Citians
Ozark
Xangas City
Lioks Club
Solon
William’ M. ‘Tarbett
Battle of Schott
Ceao
California
William Smith
Damiot
WM. Turbett
Logal Hospital
East High Street
Mary Jane
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