Treasury list of silver holders includes Tumulty name
A Treasury list presented to the Senate shows Joseph P. Tumulty, secretary to President Wilson, with four long future contracts totaling 100000 ounces. The report, prepared at the Senate's request, covers about 100 names and notes data collection challenges. Other holders include National City Bank and A Atwater Kent, with various long and short contracts. Roosevelt said he would welcome silver advocates to the White House.
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Washington
Senate
Treasury
Joseph P. Tumulty
Wilson
Tumulty
National City Bank
National City
A. Atwater Kent
New York
Mabel L. Eent
Nederlandesche Crediel En Hanaelsevereinzing
Amsterdam
Holland
James P. Warburg
F. P. Keelon
Beaver Street
New York City
Francis P. Kee Jon
Harriss and
Wose and
Metal Traders, Inc
Frank Keaton
Congress
Roosevelt
Congressional
White House
Catherine Filene Shouse
Janett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Best Us Detectives On Dillinger Trail
A petition circulated in Lakeland carried by 40 members urging suspension of Melvin H. Purvis for alleged missteps during the April 22 raid on the Dillinger gang hideout that led to two deaths and injuries. Purvis, in Chicago, declined to comment and vowed to capture Dillinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillinger
Lakeland Development Resoption
Department of Justice
Melvin H. Purvis
Bureau of Investigation
United States Department of Justice
Ganesters
Chicago
Mercer
Wis
United States Division of Investigation
John Dillinger
Little Bohemia Camp
Purvis
Roosevelt to seek authority to start naval construction
President Roosevelt plans to ask Congress for authority in a forthcoming supplemental appropriation bill to begin actual warship construction to meet treaty limits. The measure totals about 1.5 billion dollars, with 500 million reserved for public works, and could allow building up to the authorized fleet if deemed needed. The president has not fixed how many of the more than 100 ships will be begun this time.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Congress
Local News Briefs Highlight Weather and Community Updates
Weather details give a low of 33 and high of 65 with the Missouri River at 6.60 feet. Dalogue James Frazier elected as a Barbers' Union delegate to the state federation convention in Joplin May 21. Jovat sandplant opens dredging operations along the riverfront with H. J. Wallau towing barges. Curtiss-Robin two seat plane relicensed. Walter Keith pilot. Senior High School plans tennis team for state tournament in Columbia. Flower Festival at junior college auditorium Friday night led by Miss Mary Alice Lee. Billy Mueller remains critically ill after mastoid operation at St. Mary’s. Brueggings return from Paris. Mr. Bruegging worked with Paris edition of Chicago Tribune. Missouri Pacific yards renewed for spring with refreshed signaling and upkeep. Three families and several cows evicted from Washington Park. Auto collision on Tyler and Monroe causes tire puncture. Police chase boys from Fischer building roof while aiming to watch Max Baer. 60 Goodyear dealers met, marketing film shown, luncheon at Missouri Hotel. Old Glory to fly daily from courthouse flagpole after county court approval. Bernard Prenger sues for 3500 damages over water drainage from farm-to-market 5B into his land near Wardsville. Lincoln University High School elects Colette Logan Best Citizen. Alvin Ross awarded gold medal for Distinguished Service.
Roosevelt and Hull to discuss Japan stand
President Roosevelt scheduled talks with Secretary Hull on Japans plan to oversee Chinese foreign relations. The White House signaled cross current complexities without commenting further.
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Roosevelt
Hull
Washington
Japan
White House
Gosoip Trial Reveals Ice Man Party Charge
In Kansas City on April 25 AP reports gossip over whether Mrs Minnie Heddleson sat on an ice man at a Marlborough Woods party. Mrs Frank Pope, dead, is the key witness. Heddleson faces manslaughter in her death after a lantern attack cited by the prosecution. Pope testified Mrs Pope collapsed and died later, with defense citing high blood pressure. a physician noted a fall could have caused death.
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Kansas City
Minnie Heddleson
Marlborough Woods
Frank Pope
Murder mystery shadows El Reno 45th celebration
In El Reno Oklahoma on April 25 authorities investigated a potential murder mystery amid the town's 45th anniversary festivities. A blood stained cowboy hat a pistol and a rifled packet book found in the abandoned car of Henry G Sheets 83 an electrical supply center owner stirred fears and prompted police to search for a link to a possible homicide.
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EL Reno
Okla
Henry G. Sheets
Cowboy killer mystery as Sheets vanishes after alibi
A man dressed in cowboy garb left with 260 dollars for Oklahoma City and was later found dead with blood in his hat and car. Authorities believe he was slain and dumped near a rural roadside. a broad search for Sheets followed, with a hitchhiker theory and no shots fired from his six gun.
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Oklahoma City
Noble
Norman
Cleveland County
John Harrison
Sheets
Rain 1s Needed All Over State
Missouri weather bulletin reports rain needed statewide with subsoil moisture deficiencys in the northwest. Corn planting active in many areas, cotton planting in lower southeastern counties, wheat fair due to cold and dry conditions, oats pastures alfalfa potatoes and gardens generally good but needing rain. Fruit bloom varies with apples cherries pears satisfactory. peaches blooming in the south.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Weather and
Hosece Nunn
St. Louis Weather Bureau
Nunn
J and Wells
Bones Found At Bottom Of Ozark Well In Harwood Mo
Workmen cleaning an old mill well in Harwood Missouri uncovered a full human skeleton plus shoes a cap an empty money belt and a pair of stockings. County officials say the bones appear to have been held down by a bucket filled with rocks as they investigate a grisly discovery.
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Nevada
Harwood
Dewey A. Routh
L. B. Ferry
Sings Despite Threat on Life at New York Carnegie Hall
Mme Ernestine Schumann-Heink sang to about 2000 at Carnegie Hall under the Nons Sectarian Anti Nazi League amid a threat to life. She declared she feared no man and respected all religions.
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Mme
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
New York
Carnegie Fall
Anti-Nazi League
New York Exchange Closing Quotations and Market Slide
A dense list of closing stock quotations from the New York Stock Exchange includes Cities Service Mack Trucks Nat Gas Pac Am Internat and many others. The report ends with a note that St Louis Water Department posted a profit of 680670 for the year ending April 9, increasing the department surplus to 2984294.
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NEW York Stock Exchange
Nat Dair
Alls Chalmers
Central Am Can
Morth Amer
Pi Am & Por
Neues Pac _ Am
Neues Pac _ Am Internat 7 Diet Packard Met Am Locos Penney
J. C.t
Penner
ZBI
Phbr
C&t
Phillips Pet
Prairie O & Gas Proctor
Gamble Am
Pow & Am
Rad St Sa
Am Roll Mill
Am Smet & RK
Am Steel
Fors Am
Fei & Tel i
Jrub Ser
Pullman
Amr Ee Wes CY Nenmace
Ieam Woolen
Remington Rand
Repth
Ae Royal
eSafeway Star
Sears Roebuck Shiell Union
Ole Seveny-Vacuum
Sau
Southern Rail
Stewart Warner
Stone & Web Studebaker
Texas Corp
Texas Gulf Sul
Chis Do
Texas Pac L ‘Fr
Chi Gt West
Union Carbide
Chi Roi
Pan - Union Pac
Grrysinr
United Aircraft
Cora Cola
United Corp
Colin
U S
Western Union
Wright
Weslingh
Ches & Ohio
Ches Carp
Eastman Hoda
Gen Elect
Granby
Herentes
Hershey Choc Hudson
Nt Hydro el
Nick Gan
Pap & P
Tel
Johns Manville
Ken City
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresgers Kroger Grog
ST. Louis
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The
Federation of Labor
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Mr. Pragier
Joplin
Jovat
Missouri River
H. J. Wallau
L-W Airways
Walter Keith
Columbia
Junior College
Mary Alice Lee
Billy Mueller
St. Mary’s Hospital
Brueggings
Mgr
Lawrence Bruegeging
Paris
France
Missouri Pacific
Washington Park
Tyler and
Monroe Streets
John Moerten
H. M. Strange
Fischer
Jefferson Theatre
Max Baer
Goodyear Automobile Tire
Jefferson City
Missouri Hotel
Wavision
Bernard Prenger
State Highway Commission
Prenger
Wardsville
Lincoln U
Lincoln University High School
Colette Logan
Bank of England
Canada
Gosoip
K. C
Ice Man
Gasto
Cklaroma
Gertrude Musch
Gertrude
Flushing
Ozark Well
Liccerr & Myers Toascco Co
Atlanta
Jorma Butler
E. H. Sanford
Croydon
London
Cities Service
DS Scholls
Cornsl
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