Suspect Two In Stealing Of Hepple Auto
Lawrence M Hepple reported his automobile stolen from 808 Jackson Street last week and found in Tus cumbia yesterday. Two youths arrested here were moved to Tus cumbia by Miller city officials after a chase with Officer Roark and Scholten. Police recovered the car near the scene of the theft and took the suspects for questioning on possible other offenses in Cole and Miller counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence M. Hepple
Jackson Street
Tuscumbia
Roark
Miller Ei
Jafternoon
Jefferson City
Scholten
Lmits
Finn
Meri
Cole
Miler
Iron workers strike halts Kansas City Bell building
Iron workers strike during a two-year contract dispute at Kansas City delaying the Southwestern Bell long distance exchange building at Fifteenth and Oak Streets. The Builders' Association sought an injunction to curb strikes while unions argue the action harms the majority of craft workers and wages. Seb Rogers calls the strike against 9,000 building trades craftsmen as wrong.
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Build |S
Real Building Trades Council
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Fifteenth and
Oak Streets
Associaton
Circuit|nt
Tess
Building Trades Coun- 64
Seb Rogers
Trades Council
Brine and Jackson Seek Funds for Endurance Flight
St. Louis July 1 AP A public subscription fund for Forest O Brine and Dale Jackson to finance another endurance flight reached 4956 dollars as of today. Organizers aim to raise 30000 dollars to cover flight expenses.
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ST. Louis
Forest O'Brine
Dale Jackson
Missouri Weather And Roads Summary Note
Mostly fair tonight and Wednesday with Southeast and extreme north portions showing variations. Slightly warmer northwestern areas the day after. Missouri weather and roads compiled for AP by the Automobile Club of Missouri reports clear skies and falling roads nationwide with river flood stage notes for several towns and gauge readings.
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Missouri
Associated Press
Clvic
Iosceoa
Warsaw
Hermann
Fayette Turns Down 20 Year Franchise for MMO Power Co
Fayette Missouri voters rejected a 20 year natural gas franchise for Missouri Power and Light Company in a special election. The proposal aimed to supply Fayette residents from the interstate pipeline now under construction by Missouri Kansas Pipe Line Co. An organized business opposition supported the defeat with 192 votes for and 282 against.
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Fayette, Mo
Pbe
Missouri Power and Light Company
Missour Power and Light Company
Fayette
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co
Farmers Bank Inaugurates New California Building
The Farmers and Traders Bank of California invites the public to view its new limestone building at Oak and Smith on July 2 from 1 to 5 p.m. Designed by Leroy Parrish, the interior features cream Textone walls, travertine like finishes, marble lobby doors, and Belgian marble plates. The bank lists officers including G. Ehrhardt, A. Yarnell, H. Kuhn, and J. White, with a directorate of eleven. Established 1895 with capital $75,000, surplus and profits $95,000, total resources $830,000.
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Farmers and ‘Traders’ Bank of California
Oak and
Smith Streets
Carthage
Leroy Parrish
Jefferson City
Stopped extortion plots at the Cape
Cape Girardeau Missouri July 1 AP officers say a threat to extort 2500 from several prominent citizens was thwarted by prompt action. No new threats or developments are apparent as the investigation continues to identify extortionists. Sheriff Nat M Snider formed a district force with two National Guard companies for future action. Habeas corpus motions may free three suspects, two from St Louis and one from Des Moines.
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Cape Girardeau. Mo
Jonal
Nat M. Snider
Cape Girardeau County
International bootleg ring uncovered with ten charged
Federal indictments name ten men in an international whisky smuggling operation stretching from Cleveland to Kingsville Ontario McKeesport Pennsylvania and Fernandina Florida. Arrest of “Gentleman Danny” Coughlin follows his unloading of champagne near Vermilion Ohio. He pleads not guilty to conspiracy to violate prohibition and smuggling laws. bail set at 7500 dollars.
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Cleveland
Kingsville
Ont
McKeesport
Fernandina
Fla
Danny” Coughlin
Paul Hanson
Coughlin
Vermillion
Ohio
Samuel West
Emmerson cites roads plan and mind set at Salt Lake talk
Governor Louis L. Emmerson of Illinois told the Salt Lake Rotary Club that a great system of hard surfaced roads underpins national friendship and prosperity. He linked economic slump to mental attitude, urged Europe to invest in road networks, and touted a Mississippi waterway as a key to Midwest markets. He said canalizing the Ohio, linking the Great Lakes and Mississippi, and completing upper Mississippi projects will connect the region to world markets and reduce delivery costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utha
Louis L. Emmerson
Ilinois
Emmerson
Sal Lake
Illinois
Ohio River
Mississippi
Great Lakes
Congress
Hoover
Missouri River
Midwest
Tech World
Parachute Fails Kill Youth At Owensville Air Circus
Omar Kollmargen 19, son of a church member, died during a parachute jump at an Owensville MO aerial circus staged by St James Aircraft Co. He fell through a bungalow roof and into the basement after the parachute failed under load. The coroner ruled accidental death from a parachute jump.
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ST. Louis
Bethseda Evangelical Gutheran Church
Pine Lawn
Omar GC
Kollmargen
Owensville
Kollmorgen
Jack Hinson
St. James Aircraft Company
St. James
Kvallmorgen
Lambert-St. Louis
Unified Border Patrol Bill Passed by House
Washington July 1 The Hudson bill to establish a unified border patrol passed the House today 181 to 56 and was sent to the Senate. The measure carries out Hoover’s recommendation to strengthen enforcement and would consolidate the immigration and customs service patrols under the treasury department.
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Washington
Jaly
House
Senate
Hoover
Immigration and Customs Service
Treasury Department
Fourth Floor Plan for County Jail At Courthouse
Prosecuting Attorney Nike G Sevier proposes converting the fourth floor of the county courthouse into a jail citing vacant attic space and a larger area than the present jail It would require minor remodeling improved ventilation and possibly an elevator A federal engineer occupies a third floor office and discussions consider future jail needs and a potential bond issue this fall at the general election
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Nike G. Sevier
Ing
Court House
General Electon
Dr Clark Orders Destruction of Rats in Capital City
City health officer Dr W A Clark declares war on rodents in Jefferson. Deputy J T Strait outlines a district by district extermination using bacterial cultures and non poisonous chemicals, with a nominal fee for materials. no labor charge. Public warned to keep domestic animals away from future poison treatments.
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W. A. Clark
M. D
J. T. Strait
Jefferson
Strait
United States
Rich heir wed reporter in Philadelphia ceremony
Joseph Fields, 19, son of Stanley Fields, married Frances Bally, a former newspaper reporter from Kansas City and St. Louis, in Philadelphia May 31. Frances Bally is the daughter of a Waverly grocer and millwright. Edward H. Batty, father of the bride, confirmed her age as 92.
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Chicago
Joseph Fields
Stanley Fields
Philadelphia
Frances Bally
Kansas City
St. Louis
Waverly
Edward H. Batty
Chicago Tribune
Iman and wife die in apparent death pact
Thom as Cobine a 50 year old narcotics seller and his wife Anna 45 died in a suspected death by own action pact. Their bodies were found in their bedroom with sealed doors and windows and gas flowing from an unlighted stove. Cobine had been arrested February 13 after selling a former narcotics user and was sentenced in June but freed on bond. A note claimed his innocence and pledged he would not break his bondsmen’s trust.
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Louis
Thomas Cobine
Anna
Cobine
June T
Bit
Cabine
Communist Parade Grows To Thousands In Harlem Honor
In New York on July 11 a Communist parade started with 2000 marchers and swelled by 2000 more as it moved through Harlem. Police observers led the orderly procession past the former billiard hall where Alfred Laire lay in state, amid some booing and hissing.
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New York
Harlem
Alfred Laire
Taxation topic dominates Governors Conference opening
Salt Lake City July 1 AP reports state taxation dominated the opening sessions of the National Governors Conference. A sentiment emerged for replacing property taxes with sales or other excise taxes to fund state government, developing after Governor William G. Conley of West Virginia spoke.
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Salt Lake City
William G. Conley
West Virginia
Cut Weeds or Pay Fine Is Chief Parkers Decree
Chief of Police Harry G Parker issues a清 warning that property owners must cut weeds or face complaints. He vows harsher enforcement than winter snow removal and aims to protect the city Beautiful campaign impact, noting prior damage suits and calls for accountability for negligent neighbors.
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Parkers
Harry G. Parker
City Beautiful
Two-Year Sentence for St Louis Man in Forgery Case
Lynn H Dale of St Louis was sentenced to two years in the state pen by Judge Westhues after pleading guilty to forgery for a $60 worthless check given to the Missouri Hotel. The case tied to federal charges against Dale and accomplice McBride over passing company checks via mail while posing as traveling salesmen for Butler Brothers. Dale, 30, married with a family, reportedly helped cash many checks in several towns. McBride faced no local charges.
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Lynn H. Dale
St. Louis
Westhues
Dale
Missonr
Teo McBride
Postoffice Department
Postoffice
McBride
Butler Brothers Company
Gisuped
Madison, Central
Missouri
Albert Longchamp Henley
Charles English
New Gro
Susie English
Jefferson Airways, Inc
Frank A. Peck
Oberman
California
Peck
Jefferson Airways
Peck T
Cave and Whitlow
Fulton
Baseball Results in the American League
chaotic early text notes a doubleheader result with Philadelphia and Cleveland teams. mentions 13 to 3 Cleveland win over Boston with pitchers Harder Mystt, Gaston, Berry. Mentions homers by Williams and a rain postgame note. Also reports Mrs. Mary Grady injured by an auto, broken hip, serious condition.
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Cleveland
Boston
Gaston and
Berry
Mary Grady
Gordon
Billy Dove Granted Divorce After Alleged Cruelty
Los Angeles July 1 AP Billy Dave stega and screen actress was granted a divorce from Irvin Willats picture director after testifying to his alleged cruelties and beatings. The suit was uncontested Miss Dave testified her husband twice knocked her down in the presence of guests. They were married here in October 1923 and have no children.
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Los Angeles
Billy Dave
Stega
Irvin Willats
Miss Dave
Standard Life Insurance Company of Jefferson City Incorporation
Judge H J Westhues granted a pro forma decree of incorporation for Standard Life Insurance Company of Jefferson City to do business as a mutual life insurance company at 605 Jefferson Street. Directors signing the application include C P Anderson T O Matthews G E Anderson Wayne P Anderson Ashton A Anderson Mary M Matthews and Dorothy G Matthews. The company will operate at 605 Jefferson Street to engage in life and casualty insurance.
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H. J. Westhues
Standard Life Insurance Company
Jefferson City
Fe Insurance
Jefferson Street
C. P. Anderson
T. O. Matthews
G. BE. Anderson
Wayne P. Anderson
Ashton A. Anderson
Mary M. Matthews
Dorothy G. Matthews
Weaver urges Mississippi Valley waterways plan
Governor Arthur J. Weaver of Nebraska urged development of the Mississippi Valley waterway system to provide an outlet to the sea for the western farms. He argued it would cut transportation costs for bulk commodities, aid flood control by managing upper-basin flows, and enable redistribution of water to drought-prone lands while reducing flood damage.
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Salt Lake Ory
Mississippi Valley
Middle West
Arthur J. Weaver
Nebraska
Salt Lake Rovary Club
America
Weaver
Mississippi Valley Waterway
Constable shoots young thief near Rolla Missouri
A 10 year old boy named Ere nest Doland, from near Mayfield Tennessee, was shot by Deputy Constable Oliver Owens about midnight three miles south of Rolla after being apprehended with sixty five stolen chickens. An accomplice escaped. Doland was taken to Rolla Hospital with a fractured leg. Officials believe he was part of an organized gang operating along highways.
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Rolla
Erenest Doland
Mayfield
Tenn
Oliver Owens
Dell Stogsdill
Doland
Rolla Hospital
American Association backs Landis on season plan
The American Association voted against a proposed split season and reaffirmed its loyalty to the final ruling by Kenesaw Mountain Landis, the baseball commissioner, in Chicago on July 1.
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Chicago
American Association Today
Kenesaw Mountain Landers
Neosho Bank Takes Over Ritchie Bank in Newton County
The Bank of Ritchie in Newton County with 47570 total resources has been taken over by First National Bank of Neosho for voluntary liquidation. State official S N Cantley announced today.
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Bank of Ritchie
Newton County
First National Bank of
Neosho
S. N. Cantley
Endurance Flyers greet world from airplane radio hook up
John and Kenneth Hunter, holders of the non-stop flight record, broadcast a hello from the City of Chicago as they near 500 hours aloft. The 21st day on the wing included a radio hookup via a dropped microphone and cooperation with the Hunters’ family watching at Sky Harbor.
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Chicago
City of Chicago
John
Kenneth Hunter
Munter
Walter
Albert Hunter
Gasolina
Kenneth
Trene
Enok
Avitars
Poke
Hunter
Irene
Maybelle
Sparta
Ill
Flying Brothers
National Air Transport
Sky Harbor
Columbia, Chain
John Hunter
Mother
Columbia Broadcasting System
Walter Hunter
Johnny Kenneth Hunter
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Farmers Bank Int
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Enmierson
Nike Sevier
DR. Clark
Capital City
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Iman
Prgt
Hogselt
Rense
de Saulier
Aid Grave
Cech
Rane
Williams
Billy Dove
Hubby
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American Association
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Neqcho Bank
Ritchie Bark
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