Dr Bliss to Provide State Medical Service for Seven Dollars Annually
Malcolm A Bliss of St Louis, noted mental health specialist, to serve as health supervisor for state hospitals for a year at seven dollars annually, replacing a seven thousand dollar salary. The move follows a bill to raise superintendent training requirements and adjust the presidency of the electropsychiatry board.
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Malcolm A. Bliss
St. Louis
GC. H. Wallace
Buchanan County
Wallace
Senate
Wihout
W. P. Fulkerson
St. Joseph
Dr. Bliss
Caulfield
Bliss
Europe
Hyde
Officials Probe Alleged Joint Liquor Operation
City and county authorities visited the building at 200 Broadway Street formerly occupied by C. Le Fage in a bid to locate equipment used for illegal liquor trade. The site was vacant. no action was taken. The Prosecuting Attorney warned that repeat nuisance complaints could lead to permanent closing under padlocking laws.
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C. le Fage
Broadway Street
Old Alec Signs For Another Baseball Year
St Louis pitcher Grover Cleveland Alexander of the Cardinals signed a one year contract today at the club office and will depart Monday for spring training in Avon Park Florida. Herman Bell remains the only unsigned Cardinal pitcher regarded as a holdout.
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ST. Louis
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
St. Louis Cardinal
Avon Park
Florida
Herman Bell
Cardinal
Bell
Arrest of Steenbergen in Kansas City Pursued for Robbery
Word reached Kansas City of the arrest of Smitty Steenbergen who is wanted for questioning in a robbery. A youth named Robertson, also wanted here, was arrested with Steenbergen. They will be brought back to this city by Deputy Sheriff Stucken Schneider and Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Elliot M. Dampf.
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Steenbergen
Kansas City
Smitty Steenbergen
Robertson
Stuckenschneider
Elliot M. Dampf
Missouri House Debates Legislation on Courts and Roads
Forty first day session notes include bills to expand circuit court judges in St Louis City, regulate oleomargarine sales to inmates, repeal sections on prosecuting attorneys, and create a State Highway Commission. Numerous bills referred to committees with reports and orders for future consideration.
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Parker
Chay Frayer
Allen
House
Wallace
Miller
St. Louis City
Circuit Court
City of
St. Louis
Fifty-first General Assembly
Fifty-fourth General Assembly
Fifty-fourth
General .Assembly
Steiner
Wherry
Fiftythird General Assembly
Hehl
Missouri
Spitler
Blair
Standing Committees Report on House Bills
Representative Elmer presides over the Revision Committee reporting approvals for multiple House Bills. Numerous bills received committee amendments from Fish and Game, Judiciary, Roads and Highways, and Revision Committees, with several bills approved in whole or with specified amendments.
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Elmer
Committee On
Fish and Game Committee
Judiciary Committee
Everett Meyer
Revision
B. R. Meyer
Committee On Taxation and Revenue
Blair
Fifty-fourth General Assembly
Representative Blair
House passes several bills on third reading in House
The House approved multiple bills on third reading including 69 102 215 235 328 and 97 with votes from 110 to 115 ayes. 96 failed 4 to 97. An emergency clause passed 112 to 0. A Senate message shared regret for Senator Reed and the House adopted the concurrent resolution.
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Freeland
House
Revision Committee
Griggs
Heed
Wallace
Representative Hasting
Senate
James A. Reed
United States Senate
Assembly
Rollins
House debates and votes on numerous bills as session recessed
The House debated and amended many bills including 204 359 31 33 32 29 30 36 34 488 484 390 485 334 305 125 331 425 and more. Committees reported on a wide range of measures and midnight adjournment set for February 23 1929 with a recess to 10 a m Saturday.
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Revision Committee
Putnam
Representative Elmer
Elmer
Committee On Revision
Job
Everett RR. Meyer
Everett Meyer
Himer
Hopkins
Committee On Ways and Means
Freeland
House
Lindbergh Resumes Flight After Forcing Down in KC
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh took off from Kansas City at 1 55 p m for Wichita Eas to continue his inspection flight over the transcontinental air transport route. He was forced down here last night by engine trouble and continues his trip in a Wichita sent plane.
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Kansas City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Wichita
Too Many Costly Dates Burglaries Linked to Dance Hope
Kansas City police say two Paseo High School students Donald Cutting 16 and Albert Duggan 13 confessed to 14 burglaries to raise money for a dance and to impress Duggan’s girlfriend. They were arrested last night after two robberies and admitted the rest this morning.
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Kansas City
Kansas City High School
Donald Cutting
Nazarine Publishing Company
Albert Duggan
Paseo High School
Cutting
Duggan
Missouri House defeats seven twelfths merit time bill
The Missouri House votes 97 to 4 against a measure by Hastings Jasper county to end the seven twelfths merit time rule at the state peniten tiary. Current law allows release by merit time after seven twelfths served while state law already sets release after three fourths. Critics say the bill would remove incentive for good behavior.
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Missouri Association For Criminal Justice
Missouri House
State Penal Board
Hastings
Jasper County
Cooley Named New Supreme Court Commissioner
Judge James A. Cooley of Kirksville approved by the Missouri Supreme Court to fill the vacancy created by the death of Edward A. Higbee. Cooley, a two term judge of the first judicial circuit, was elected to a third term and will leave a vacancy to be filled by Governor Caulfield.
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James A. Cooley
Kirksville
Missouri Supreme Court
Edward
A. Higbee
Supreme Justice
Cooley
First Judicial Circuit
Adair
Knox
Lewis
Henry S. Caulfield
A. H. Harrison
State Penal Board
Alfred Page
Springfield
L. Cunningham
N. T. Gentry
Columbia
Supreme Judge
Missouri
Supreme Court
Judge Coolley
Iowa
Kirksville State Normal School
Kansas State Normal
Emporia
Kan
Adair County
Orie
Service Pit Fire at Chambers Oil Company
Fire department responded to Chambers Oil Company this afternoon after oil in two service pits caught fire. The blaze was quickly extinguished with no damage reported.
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Chambers Oil Company
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Eliier
Engroyssingny
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Meute
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Committee On Municipal Corporations
Spearman
Miller County
Committee On Education
Bedford
Fiftyfirst General Assembly
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Aylernogn
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Minneapolis
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