Senior High Football Queen Crowned At Gym Tonight
Saturday program lists events at 2:30 and 9 am with a coronation for Sarah Ferguson. The crowning of the Football Queen occurs at 8 pm in the school gymnasium with a dance to follow for football squad members. Attending maids and runners up named. public invited to coronation and dance. There are other civic club activities and church events noted in the same edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Ferguson
Charles L. Ferguson
Miss Ferguson
Virginia Crismon
Peggy Lou Schott
Margaret Ann, Gillham
Jane Birkhead
Mary Jewett
Lillian Kiesling
Emma Jean Walls
Gladys Glatterbuck
Mary
Margaret Lohman
Mary Slanker
Rush Calhoun
Forrestine Smith
Flapper Fanny Sews Up Weekend Plans and Local Moves
Mrs Paul M Miller of Kansas City arrives for a weekend visit. Mrs Guy B Park spent Wednesday in St Louis with daughter Mrs Marvin Kraus. Mr and Mrs R A Gwinner and son Bobbie left for Chicago to spend holidays with relatives. Gwinner returns Sunday. Mr and Mrs G C Virden and Mr and Mrs B T Hoffman returned from Morrisonville Ill after attending the funeral of Virden and wife’s son Joe. Miss Ruth Zumwalt visits relatives in Kansas City. Missouri corporation reinstated by Secretary of State Dwight H Brown after paying $106 in fees and $50 reinstatement fee. charter revoked Dec 5 for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy HB. Park
St. Louis
Marvin Kraus
Mr. Kraus
R. A. Gwinner
Bobbie
Chicago
GC. CG. Virden
B. T. Hoffman
Morrisonville, Ill
Kansas Corporation
Dwight H. Brown
Missouri
Police Move to Quell Disorders in Havana
Havana reports extraordinary military and police measures after a new law limits foreign born workers to 50 percent of payrolls. Spanish employers threaten closures as authorities fear riots. Interior Secretary Guiteras keeps most soldiers in quarters while heavily armed patrols man streets. President Grau San Martin travels on a secret political mission, possibly to US Ambassador Summer Welles or Cuban leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Antonio Guiteras
Ramon Grau San Martin
Christmas Upturn Boosts U. S Hotels and Rail Travel
The approach of Christmas brings a marked rise in general business. Hotels nationwide report strong gains, notably New York's Waldorf Astoria filled to capacity for the first time since its construction. Dining rooms show sharp patronage, and major hotels in Chicago and St. Louis note rising business. Rail terminals like Grand Central and the Pennsylvania hint improved passenger traffic, with several railroads recording gains over last year. President Roosevelts winter home at Warm Springs includes a 2000 acre plantation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Des
Waldorf Astoria
Ritz Carlton
Savoy Plaza
Sherry-Netherland
Biltmore
Commodore
Manhattan
Grand Central
Pennsylvania
Businness
Century of Progress
Chicago
Philadelphia
Morrison, Sherman
Pallmer House
Washington
St.Louis
Wabash Railway
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis-San Francisco
Fred Hatton
Muehlebach
Kansas City
Brown Reinstates A Corporation Charter Dolan Mercantile Co
The article notes the reinstatement of a corporation charter for the Dolan Mercantile Company of St. Joseph. It frames the corporate action as a firm legal milestone, with potential implications for local business operations and regional commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Charter
the Dolan Mercantile, Co
St. Joseph, A
California Governor Rolph impeachment call shocks Los Angeles lawyers
The Los Angeles Lawyers' Club voted 19 to 12 to general action on a resolution denouncing Governor James Rolph Jr for approving or abetting the San Jose lynching. The measure seeks state legislative proceedings to impeach Rolph at a special session. About 200 members received ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
James Rolph, Jr
San Jose
Rolph
State
Louis Bank Gets Corporation Charter
A charter was granted yesterday by H. Moberly, commissioner of finance, to the Manufacturers Bank and Trust Company of St. Louis. The bank, successor to the Lafayette-South Side Bank and Trust Company, is capitalized at 200000 dollars with over 95 percent of stock held by August A. Busch and Adolphus Busch III. Other directors include Albert E. Black, Walter L. Freund, Louis Hager, R. A. Huber, Ethan F. Shepley, Richard G. Speckler, Alfred Steiner, A. H. Wright and Howard Robb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Moberly
Manufacturers Bank and Trust Company of
St. Louis
Lafayette-South Side Bank and Trust Companys
August A. Busch
Adolphus Busch III
Albert E. Black
Walter L. Freund
Louis Hager
R. A. Huber
Ethan 4. H. Shepley
Richard G. Speckler
Alfred ¥. Steiner
A. H. Wright
Howard Robb
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Ethel
Mae Mildred Bartlett
Madison Street
Mary Carrington Circle
Christian Church
R. H. Dalimeyer
H. C. Ross
Alice Barrett
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Paul R. Schmidt
Guy Walrod
August Weigel
Camille Belle Singleton
W. W. Bratton
Fisher
Burleigh
A. Social Hour
Eig Sons
Junhidr
N. C
P-T. A
J. K. Krueger
G.E. Wharton
P. L. Stark 5
Frank Weber
Gay
Krueger
Robert Ricketts
Gail Belshe
Ricketts
Mariwood Beauty College
Mariwood College of Beauty Culture
Mary E. Wood
Francis Wood
Ina Robertson
Gene Slavens
Delene Hickey
Maxime Slavens
Pretha Findley
Jefferson City
Edith McMillan
New Franklin
Daughters of Isabella
St. Peter’s Church
Duan
Pbranit
We Tns
Pefore
Fanny
U.S. Pat
Paul M. Miller
Ruth Zumwalt
Nia
Gud Parker
Vhavania Police Act
U.5
President Roosevelt
Warm Springs, Gd
Alicia Hart
BROWN
D & S Cafe
McCarty
Mulberry
Louis Bank
Phil A
Crisco
Rover
News and Tribune
George Thurn
J. F. Brawley
Monroe
W. McCarty
Paul
Dae
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