Missouri legislature enters seventeenth week speeding up work
As the Missouri legislature enters week seventeen of its 120 day session eight days remain with bills advancing rapidly. Leaders expect the budget reform bill to return in a revised form while plans for a separate inheritance and income tax consolidation are debated. The House and Senate anticipate heavy sessions focused on a state police and highway patrol measure and the repeal or modification of the 1927 small loan act.
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Missouri State Federation of Labor
Respect For Law Fading Hoover Says In Address
Hoover warns that public sentiment toward law is shifting and urges more support for police and law enforcement. He argues crime declines when officers are respected and asserts enforcement is not the sole duty of government. He stresses romanticizing lawbreakers harms society and calls for collective effort to uphold law.
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Another Dollar Fine In Bad Check Case
W Zentner was fined $1 and costs in Justice W B Smiths court today on a charge of issuing a worthless check to A A Blockberger. Charges were filed on the complaint of A A Blockberger who alleged Zentner gave him a check for $5.43 which proved to be worthless. Zentner paid the fine and made good the amount of the recheck and was released.
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Prather
R. B. Griesedieck
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van Valkenburgh
Jefferson City
Farmington
Three Men Sentenced For Federal Jail Sentences
Roy Nelson Gomer McGuire and Frank Brown were moved to Leavenworth today by a Federal officer to begin terms set at the last Federal Court term. They will start their sentences in a few days.
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Roy Nelson
Gomer McGuire
Frank Brown
Leavenworth
General Price Recovery Follows Credit Base
In New York April 22 Associated Press Financial Editor Stanley W Prносil reports broad stock market gains as lower borrowing costs and eased credit fuel a price recovery. Trading shows rising participation with many issues up 1 to 7 points and some high priced shares advancing more. Call money at 7.5 percent, time money near 8 percent for short terms. Several motor stocks soften on weak earnings. utilities rise on merger rumors.
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Borg Warner
Consolidated Film Preferred
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al, Chem. & Dye
Amn. Can
Army. International
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Am. Smelt. & Refin
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Andes Copper Min
Atchison,t. & S.F
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnsdall “A
Bethlehem Steel
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Calumet & Hecla
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake & Ohio
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St. B & Pac
Second Week of Rehearsal For Pigs
The high school senior play Pigs is in its second week of rehearsals directed by Miss Eleanor Sackrider. Leading roles are Mary Alice Amos and James Latimer, both prominent graduates. Rehearsals run daily, with tickets obtainable from students and limited reserved seats at Tolson's starting April 29 for the May 2 college auditorium performance.
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Eleanor Sackrider
Tak~en
Mary Alice Amos
James Latimer
Tolson
Compromise Proposed In Insurance Case
The article notes a compromise proposal in an insurance dispute. It discusses a 16 percent reduction order upheld May 21, 1926, with excess premiums rising from 1922 to over 14 million dollars. The U S Supreme Court refused to pass on January 3, 1928, keeping the state court ruling intact as insurers pursued new federal injunctions.
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United States Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
U. S
Mississippi River Crest Near Mark Floods Missouri Farmland
The Mississippi River at Hannibal reaches 21 feet the highest since 1903 amid heavy weekend rainfall. Levee breaks near Mark flood 4400 acres last fall, with backwater forcing factory shutdowns including International Shoe Company employing 1800. Flooding hits U.S. highways and farmland while weather crews monitor a crest approaching.
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U. S. No. 61
Frolic At Capitol Avenue Christian Church Wednesday
The Harvesters sponsor a Wednesday night carnival at Capitol Avenue Christian Church. Proceeds go to the Education building fund. Features include concessions simple Simon booth candy cage fortune telling and a black minstrel show by Billy Stout and his Quartette with church youth. Refreshments in the Colonial Tea Garden.
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Harvesters
Simon Booth
Billy? Stout
Prejudicial Statements and Reversal Cited in Court
Excerpt recounts Nations praising a court decision while noting limited knowledge of the federal ruling. He emphasizes faith in God and American justice and marks personal and temperance-group relief, as Enforcement Agent Duckett testifies on Director Belart's leadership.
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United States Court of Appeals
God
America
Duckett
Belart
Not a Man in the House to Be Presented Again
The Park School P T A will repeat Not a Man in the House at Pete School tomorrow evening after a strong reception. Local young ladies will perform novelty acts as added attractions. Proceeds fund a dental clinic.
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P. T. A. of the Park School
Pete School
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