Meyer Denies Intention to Challenge University Curators
Dr. Max F. Meyer, Missouri professor and president of the Southern Society of Philosophy and Psychology, says his Nashville speech did not threaten the Board of Curators. He cites Ohio editors' libelous attacks and says he may seek court action to defend his honor. Judge James E. Goodrich scheduled a curators meeting to review Meyer's Nashville address.
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Columbia, Mo
Max F. Meyer
Missouri
Southern Society of Philosophy and Psychology
Meyer
Nashville
Straton D. Brooks
Ohio
Dr. Meyer
Brooks
Dimer
James E. Goodrich
Fire destroys three stores in Atlanta Missouri
Macon Missouri April 23 AP Firemen aided by the Macon department fought a blaze that caused about 30000 dollars damage to three stores in Atlanta Missouri twelve miles north of Macon. The fire began in Lawrence Ateberry and Son on Main Street and spread to Pearl Crawford’s grocery and J W Lydas hardware. A warehouse behind Lyda Hardware was saved. Origin undetermined.
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Macon
Macon Fire Department
Atlanta
Here
Lawrence Ateberry and Son
Main Street
Pearl Crawford
J. W. Lyda
Lyda Hardware
Kansas City seeks rehearing on police fund case
Kansas City officials including city counselor John T. Barker and city manager H. F. McElroy announced plans to file for a rehearing in the state supreme court after a ruling requiring full police department funding for the year ending May 1, 1930. The motion is due by May 2 and the court decision would stay in effect until then, delaying payrolls for officers who have not been paid since March 15. City funds are expected to cover salaries on May 1 as previously stated.
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Kansas City
John T. Barker
H. F. McElroy
State Supreme Court
Police Fund
Supreme Court
Bryce B. Smith
Tillman admits role in insurance killing plot
Casper Tillman of Linn Missouri admits taking part in the slaying of William R Pearman of Columbia Missouri. Dr A J Bass previously tied Tillman to the crime while insisting he acted alone in the murder near Rocheport Missouri and that a $200000 insurance policy was involved. Authorities weigh Bass new statement amid conflicting confessions and arrest leads.
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Tillman
Pearman
Osage County Hills
Bass
Machir Dorsey
St. Louis
Dorsey
Tilman
Bentonville
Dr. Bass
Golumbia
Boonville
Boone County
William Robert Pearman
Arkansas
William Folta
Folta
Martinsburg
Gasconate River
New Bridge
Joplin
Ark
Casper Tillman
Linn
William R. Pearman
Columbia
Rocheport
Edgar Fields
John R. Duty
Fields
Benton County
Missouri
Sheriff Fields
St. Lews
Jefferson City Board Considers $250000 School Bond Plan
The Jefferson City Board of Education moves to adopt Dr. W. W. Carpenter’s survey findings and prepare a $250000 elementary school bond program. Plans call for a new West End and Fairview building and improvements to Central Park Moreau Heights and Washington Junior High, with site options and architect proposals sought.
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W. W. Carpenter
Board of Education
Jefferson City
School of Education
University of Missouri
West End
Fairview
Central
Park
Moreau Heights
Washington
2Nd Bell
Funeral of Dr Jones at Columbia Friday
Funeral services for Dr John Carleton Jones president emeritus of the University of Missouri will be held in Columbia on Friday at the Missouri Memorial Union Tower. His body will arrive Friday afternoon and lie in state. a sunset service is planned if weather allows. Burial will be in Columbia Cemetery with all university classes dismissed to allow attendance.
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Columbia
John Carleton Jones
University of Missouri
Daytona Beach
Fila
Missouri Memorial Union
Memorial Union Tower
John M. Alexander
Presbyterian Church
Columbia Cemetery
Stratton D. Brooks
Sunshine Evangelist Faces Second Fine in Non support Case
Kansas City April 23 AP The Rev Carl C Walker Sun shine Evangelist received a second $200 fine from Judge Carlin P Smith for non support filed by his wife Dessie Walker The couple separated and Walker claimed he could not pay He appealed again after the earlier fine.
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Kansas City
Carl C. Walker
Sunshine
South Side Court
Carlin P. Smith
Dessie Walker
Smith
Federal Court Ends Long Plea List In Prohibition Case
The court sentenced or continued multiple defendants in a series of Prohibition era cases. Leo Hoefer and Hugo Schmitter received one year and a day at Chillicothe for unregistered stills, while Homer Shipp faced Leavenworth for illicit whiskey sales. Other defendants earned various penalties and terms as the court pressed toward October terms and hospital detentions for ill defendants.
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Vandeventer
Rutledge
William E. Brinkley
Moberly
Leo Hoefer
Hugo Schmitter
Jefferson Gily
Albert Weil
Seban
United States Reformatory
Chillicothe
Ohio
Homer Shipp
Howard County
Glasgow
Leavenworth
Horace Graves
Speck
New Franklin
Cole County
Graves
Reeves
Jim Jenkins
Leo Felton
North Boonville
Lown
Kansas City
John Fremont
Fremont
Mehmert
Louis Mehmert
Otto Michael
Erhardt Strobel
Mike Huffman
Charles Luecke
Nolie
Out-of-town visitors released after one-hour parking violation
Seven visitors from out of town were released by Judge Leslie after it was determined the one hour parking law did not apply to nonresidents. The defendants had violated the rule in the business district yesterday.
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Leslie
Smith to Play in St. Louis in July
Hor ton Smith, rising Missouri golf prodigy, signed entry No 1 for the St Louis Open at Sunset Hills July 18 to 20 after traveling from New York en route to the British Open. Mrs Hy J Vetter and daughters Margaret and Matilda visited Miss Freda Vetter in Cincinnati over Easter.
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St. Louis
Horton Smith
Missouri
New York
Sunset HH
Hy. J. Vetter
Margaret
Matilda
Freda Vetter
Cinccinnati
Ohio
Sshe
Caulfield Orders Inquiry Into Sec of State in Young Case
Commissioner Stockard says he alone handles the Young Brothers case with licenses and stock dealings. He claims no input from Secretary Becker or Attorney General Shartel though Shartel introduced him to Youngs by phone. Governor Caulfield notes the secretary of state directs securities matters but the governor can require information from state officers.
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Stockard
Young& Bros
Case
Becker
Shartel
Youngs
Young & Bros. Company
Missouri
Fred Young
Blodgett Priest
St. Lewis
Erating Priest
Fred
Willian H
Bud) Young
Priest
Caulfield
Jetter
Secretary of State
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Aids Upset Babies and Children
An old pharmaceutical ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a remedy for feverish, cross, and colicky infants. It claims quick relief within five minutes, helps bowel movement, and calms constipation and digestion. The ad urges mothers to write for the book Useful Information and to buy genuine Phillips product.
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Phillips Co
Hudson St
New York
N. Y
Phillips
U. S
Chas. H. Phillips Chemical Co
Chas. H. Phil Tips
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DR. Jones
Pope’s
Micsp Ice
Oxford
Sshalizs
Chestnut
Earl W. Jenkins
Cross
Oshkosh B’gosh
Czarliniks
Lothes
Lad
Dag
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