Market Dips As Oil Curbs Spark Wall Street Unease
Higher Federal Reserve rate talks sparked selling on Wall Street. Oil stocks led declines after Washington hinted that a nationwide curtailment plan could violate the Sherman Act. Major names slide while steel and express shares show brief strength before fading.
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York
Wall Street
Washington
Iiat
Hiéarly
Stock Exchange
Ge Houston
Midian Refining
iStandard Qous
California
Jersey
Indiana
Mexican Seaboard
Texas Co
Skelly
Richfield
PanAmerican
Marland, Prairie
Standard Oil
New York
Atlantic Refining
A. m. Byers
Green Cananea
Copper
Canadian Pacific
Anaconda
Montgomery-Ward
STOCK
Ast
al, Chem. & Dye
Am. Gan
Amn. International
Am. Locomotive
Am. Smelt. & Ref
Con
Andes Copper Min
Atchison, J
B. Ballimore & Ohio
Barnsdall “A
Bethlem Steel
Briggs Mig
Calumet
Hecla
Canadian Pac
Cerre de Pasco
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chi, Mil
St. P. & Pac
Ghi
North. West
Chi
Rock. Is. & Pac
Chile Copper
Chrysler Corp
Colorado Fuel & Tron
Elect
Col. Graphaphone
Consul Gas
Continent
Curtiss Aeer
du Pont de Nem
Erie BR
General Elect
Gen. Motors
Olive Ewing Dallmeyer Music Club Elects Mrs Jaimes A Hill
Mrs Jaimes A Hill elected president of the Olive Ewing Dallmeyer Music Club. She follows the late Mrs F B Newham who served as first vice president. Hill, a noted composer, will perform two piano numbers at Junior Day luncheon and lead the club in singing Welcome to close the president's greetings tomorrow morning.
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Jaimes.a. Hill
Olive Ewing
Barr of Moberly Leads State Music Club Federation
Mrs Barr of Moberly serves the first year of a two year term as president of the State Federation of Music Clubs. A noted musical artist she previously led Junior Clubs and chaired the local organizing department before rising to federation leadership. She is active in state and national club work.
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Barr
Moberly
State
Federation of Music Clubs
Federation Mus
DeGraff Defends Family Course At City Club Talk
Dr Harmon Gq DeGraff former sociology professor from the University of Missouri addressed the City Club in St Louis defending his family course. He rejected any link to the sex questionnaire controversy saying he never supported trial marriages and emphasized courtship and family roles for societal continuity. An aside notes the Delaware River Bridge at Philadelphia spans 3750 feet.
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St. Louis
Harmon GQ
DeGraff
University of Missouri
City Club
Great Stength
Community Chest drives gains as teams push to meet goal
Teams across districts resume work after election break and report 14658.05 toward a 20100 target. We Care volunteers accelerate efforts with 1200 daily goal. School officers, Court House, and Special Gifts units contribute, including Dallmeyer Dry Goods and U S Bureau of Public Roads donations.
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Community Fund Committee
Chamber of Commerce
We Care
Ine Public Schools
Wm. FP. Knox
Court House
Arthur E. Blaser
Attorney General
Claud E. Curtis
Jane Morey
State Library Commission
Wm. H. Tellman
Mercantile and Hotels Employees Division
Dallmeyer Dry Goods Co
Richards
Condit
Supreme Court
Alice Barrett
Howell Lotter
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Ward 4
Precinct 4
Robert Hodson
C. W. Cuclls
Curtis Seeks Ruling Change On Sister Hostess Rank
Vice President Curtis asks Secretary Stimson to overturn Kellogg's ruling that his sister Mrs. Edward Everett Gann must rank below ambassador and minister wives at official dinners. Curtis asserts he is not bound by Kellogg and protests to Stimson. Stimson weighs Curtis protest as he mulls a reversal.
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Washington
Curtis
Stimson
State Department
Kellogg
Edward Everett Gann
considera_tion
Department
Mrs. Gann
Mr. Kellogs
Made Convention Arrangements by Mrs Allen
Mrs Allen served as publicity chairwoman for the State Federation directing convening efforts. Her work boosted publicity for the Metropolitan and local papers, increasing interest with forty six contestants in student and Artist contests, the largest entry yet.
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Allen
State Federation
Olive Ewing Dallmeyer Music Club Tea Invite
Mrs Robi W Otto daughter of the late Mrs Dallmeyer, namesake of the Olive Ewing Dallmeyer Music Club, invites Federation members as guests for a Thursday afternoon tea from 4 to 6. The club honors her mother who served as president for twelve years.
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Robi. W. Otto
W. A. Dallmeyer
Dallmeyer
Olive Ewing Dallmeyer
Pigeons Used in New York Blackmail Plot Revealed
Police exposed a planned pigeon based blackmail in New York when Dr. Louis Alofsin received two pigeons with a note demanding $10,000. The birds were fenced with a note, released from a midtown roof, then chased toward New Jersey where they vanished. Detectives tracked the scheme and warned of lethal threats to the doctor and family.
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New York
Louis Alossin
West 38Th Street
Escape From New Break Proof Jail Shocks Ark Prison
Four prisoners held on robbery charges escaped from a new break proof jail in Eldorado Arkansas. The fugitives include H G Snake Cain an alleged member of the Ace Pendleton gang and an Oklahoma convict. Also fled are Joe Strieter tied to a Junction City bank robbery and E L Goley with Claud Burnett tied to a country store robbery. Authorities could not confirm escape method. Cain faced charges of robbing a local department store.
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Eldorado
Ark
Cap
Pendleton
New
H. G.snake Cain
Oklahoma
Joe Strieter
Junction City
Arkansas
E. L. Goley
Claud Burnett
Cain
Hawes Invited to Address Missouri Legislature
Senator Harry B. Hawes of St. Louis invited to speak to a joint session after a joint resolution was adopted today. He is to select his own date for the address.
Rebels Trapped In Jimenez As Federal Forces Close In
Reports from Jimenez say rebels trapped within the city are attempting a northward retreat as federal planes bomb and bridges out of town are burned. Government sources claim a decisive two day victory, with rebel losses around six hundred and a possible collapse of the movement in Chihuahua.
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Jimines
Ree Traops
Escobar
Nday
Jiminez
Aiminez
la Cruz
Culiacan
Nogelés
Manzo
Maza
Mexico City
Jimenez
Santa Rosalia
Jimenes
Bachimba Pass
Ming
Strauch and McKim to Wed Next Week
Aug ust Strauch of Brazite and Alice McKim of Bloomfield received a marriage license this afternoon. The popular couple will be married early next week in a simple ceremony.
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Recorder LePage
August Strauch
Brazite
Alice McKim
Bloomfield
Miss Moretta Hinkle Led Missouri Federation Work
Vice President of Music Club Federation and first Vice President of the Missouri Federation, Miss Moretta Hinkle of Sedana, remembered by many for extension duties and organizing new clubs. Mrs Heimburger, graduate of Honor Institute, notable Lyceum worker, appears on programs locally and beyond.
Youth Holdup at Kansas Beer Flat Ends in Capture
Two youths Leonard Metee 22 from Early near Lenexa and Clarence Alden 20 of Merriam Kas confessed a robbery at a former beer flat. Metee was wounded in the left hip when Harry Cooper fired as they left with 3145. Alden helped his companion to a car and they fled, later arrested at a hospital where the wounded youth was treated.
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Kansas City
Harry Cooper
Leonard Meétee
Lenexa
Kas
Clarence Alden
Merriam
Métee
Cooper
Alden
Clue From Australia Hints Southern Cross Vanished Flier
A signal from Drysdale River Mission Station in Western Australia indicated that a plane passed March 31 heading southwest, aligning with the missing Southern Cross during its first leg to England. Captain Charles Kingsford Smith and three companions vanished March 31 on the Australian bush search.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Soutern Cross
Charles Kingsford-Smith
England
Drysdale River
Cahteau
Royal Air Force
Brooks Accepts Multiple Speaking Engagements
President Stratton D. Brooks of the University of Missouri has accepted four spring commencement speaking engagements. The dates and places are May 16 Glasgow High School, May 17 Paris High School, May 29 Oklahoma A&M College Stillwater, and June 10 South Dakota A&M College Brookings. He also agreed to judge the sixth annual semi national high school oratorical contest in Kansas City on May 41.
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Columbia
Stratton D. Brooks
University of Missouri
Glasgow High School
Paris High School
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Stillwater
Okla
South Dakota Agricultural and Mechanical College
Brookings
Splendid Program for Ladies of Legislature
A noted program led by Mrs. H R Spencer of Mercer County drew a large Jefferson City audience on April 2. The event featured a leaflet program and a floral wedding, with performances by Junior Beaman and others, including Dorothy Albenrith and Miss Dorothy Albenrith reading Mandy's Wedding.
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H.R. Spencer
Mercer County
Junior Beaman
Roy Beaman
Polk County
Dorothy Albenrith
Mandy
Guy W. Walrod
A. B. Jackson
Jefferson City
Scroggins
Pumpkin Center
Amherst Humphrey
H. R. Spencer
C. C. Sandison
Fenton Day
WOS
Junior Wingo
Humphrey
T. H. Grimm
Civil War Veteran Henry W. Gardner Dies at Brookfield
Henry W. Gardner, an 882 Civil War veteran who served in the Union forces, died at Brookfield, Missouri, on April 2, according to AP dispatches from the era. The report notes his long service and veteran status in the community.
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Brookfield
Traynor to Play Through Spinal Injury For Pirates
The Pirates hope for a season spark as Pie Traynor, recovering from a spinal injury, plans to play this summer. He may shift from third base to shortstop if Glenn Wright is unavailable, with Donie Bush weighing lineup moves to protect the Pirates' hopes.
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Donie Bush
Pittsburgh
Pie” Traynor
Inner Works
Traynor
Buccaneer
Pirates
Pirate
Bush
Glenn Wright
Bue
Stroner
Adams
Bartell
Mary Pickford Grows Up in Coquette a Flapper Film
Hollywood recalls Mary Pickford in Coquette as a grown up flapper and first talking film. The piece highlights her southern accent, performances with Johnny Mack Brown, and dramatic courtroom scenes showing her range beyond child roles.
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Dan Thomas
Hollywood
Calif
Mary Pickford
Mary
Screenland
Nint
Buddy" Rogers
John St. Polis
Brown
Jimmy Besant
Sam
Coquette
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Victor ‘Talk, Machine
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State Music Club Federation
Mrs. Warren LL. Barr
DE Ganee
PTO City Club
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Myron T. Herrick
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