Possibility Pact Vote Could Stretch to Autumn
Washington July 12 AP The London naval treaty debate reached a crossroads as Senator Norris proposed a reservation to ratify the pact with the understanding it is not altered by any extraneous agreements and is paired with secret understandings. Critics, led by Senator Johnson, urged stronger action after Hoover refused to submit related papers. The Senate adjourned with plans to reconvene Monday to continue the discussion.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
Benator Norris
Nebraska
Johnson
California
Market Closes Third Week Of Relative Stability Cheerful Tone
Financial markets end a restrained week with a modest trading pace and cautious optimism. A prominent European bull reopens shorts and splits, while large Pacific Coast oil firms halt gasoline price cuts. June contracts east of the Rockies reach 600 million, as industrials and utilities rise 2 to 5 points and Radio Corp. gains above 39.
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Associated Press
New York
Commission House
Europe
Pacific Coast
F. W. Dodge
Rockdes
Radio Corp
Market rally surges as stocks climb on March optimism
A brisk early session saw major issues rally with U S Steel General Electric and other names gaining 1 to 3 points while Hershey Chocolate rose nearly 5. Traders speculated on a M J Meehan return from Europe as the bull movement peaked in early March. Total volume reached 906 190 shares with the close described as strong.
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Europe
M. J. Meehan
Hershey Chocolate
U. S. Steel
General Electric
American Water Works
Standard of N. J
National Biscuit
New York Central
Consolidated Gas
Community News from Cotton and Westphalia Notes
Hazel Barron of St Charles visits family in Lakota and Clarksburg while Kansas City relatives spend weekend with locals. Local gatherings include dinners, a Children’s Day program, and a church ice cream supper. Birth announced for Salmones’ daughter. various visits and travels listed among long community roster of St Louis, Jefferson City, and nearby towns.
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H. N. Allison
O. O. Graham
Kansas City
Nelson Palmer
Clarksburg
Chas. Winebrenner
Erma Lou
Porter Long
N. Long
Glen Long
J. H. Hall
John Salmons
Salmoné
Dora Dick
Omar Graham
Eugene
Miss Vera
Neal Allison
Otterville
Vera
Edgar
Woodrow Long
Ghas. Winebrenner
Leslie
Leonard Raf Draffen
Glarksburg
Erma Stephens
Bettie Lee Luster
J. B. Bomar
Tipton
E. B. Long
N. Allison
Elmer Albin
California
Carolina M. Clifford
Fayette
Alpha Allison
Local residents note birthdays visits and travels
The community records numerous social rounds with visits from Miss Catherine Waldennf ech te l and Miss Elizabeth Fennewald visiting family in St. Louis. Rev Father Fechtel and Mrs Fechtel spend time in town. several pairs travel to St. Louis and Glasgow for relatives. A baby girl dies. sympathy extended. Business trips noted by Alberb Engelbrecht and others. Continuous Sunday gatherings and local hospitality observed.
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Mary Heckemeyer
Father Fechtel
Louise Fechtel
West Alton
Catherine Waldennfechtel
St. Louis
Frank Schmitz
Elizabeth Fennewald
John Fennewald
Alma Cameron
World tour on dimes begins for St. Joseph man
John D. Rockefeller gives away dimes as Oscar Bodenhausen a St. Joseph traveling salesman saves pennies for twenty years. Beginning August 14 he will start a world tour funded by his dime savings sailing from San Francisco to the Orient and back via Europe, a six month journey.
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Joseph
John D. Rockefeller
Oscar Bodenhausen
St. Joseph
Bodenhausen
San Francisco
Orient
United States
Europe
Girl Killed When Auto Hits A Cow Near Bonne Terre
Augusta Vineyard 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Graham of Van Buren, dies on Highway No 71 near here after her companion Jasper Bendell hits a cow and overturns the car. Bendell’s injuries are minor. Other items note Adam Propst and daughter Celesta in Jefferson City on business and local social and sports notes from Osage Bluff, Wardville, and city residents.
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Bonne Terre
Judy
Amama Augusta Vineyard
J. L. Graham
van Buren
Here
Jasper Bendell
Grandhomme
Bendell
Arthur Jacobs
Adam Propst
Celesta
Jefferson City
August Miller
Braito
Herman Hager
Carl Mertens
Theo
Mertens
Osage
Wardsville
George Jacobs
Phil Plessa
Byrd Parades Through St Louis to Honor Lindbergh Home Airport
Rear Admiral Richard Byrd arrived in St Louis to dedicate Lambert Field in honor of Charles A. Lindbergh and to participate in a Chamber of Commerce luncheon and a military parade. Accompanied by Antarctic expedition colleagues, Byrd unveiled a dedication tablet, received gifts, and planned a return east by special car. The visit drew about 3,000 spectators and included a shore party of earth at the new naval reserve hangar.
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ST. Louis
Richard B. Byrd
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ambert St. Louis Field
Elby
Explorer
Chicago
Lambert Field
Scott Field
James E. Fechet
Army Air Corps
Chamber of Commerce
Ecity
Municipal Opera
Admiral Byrd
Antarctica
Ashley McKinley
Thomas B. Mulroy
Charles E. Lofgren
Naval Reserve
St. Louisans
Hotel Jefferson
Little America
Capt
McKinley
Mulroy
McDonald Admits Lying About Mooney Identification
John McDonald, once the principal prosecution witness in the Mooney case, confessed he perjured himself at the trial and seeks to undo the wrong. He was arrested in Baltimore on a suspicion of investigation after being recognized by a neighbor, and issued a statement asserting he had never seen Mooney before the hall of justice in San Francisco.
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Baltimore
John McDonald
Thomas Mooney
Warren K. Billings
San Francisco
Mooney Defense League
McDonald
T. John McDonald
Baltimore City
State of California
Mooney
Hall of Justice
Military parade fixture includes several marching units
A detachment of mounted police, the American Legion color guard, the Sixth Infantry from Jefferson Barracks, the 138th National Guard Regiment and a detachment of naval reserves participated in the ceremony.
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Amerian Legion
Sixth Infantry
Jefferson Barracks
138Th National Guard Regiment
Naval
McDonald Aims to Undo Mooney Case Testimony
McDonald declares his prior court testimony identifying Mooney was false and seeks release. California Governor C. C. Young’s pardon decision may be reversed if McDonald appears to recant before the governor and the supreme court. Attorney Charles Ruzicka promises habeas corpus if McDonald is not freed, noting no charges against him and his willingness to travel to California as needed.
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Mooney
Goveror C. C. Young
California
McDonald
Supreme Court
Charles Ruzicka
Ruzicka
Man Vows to Confess Perjury in Mooney Trial Reversal
A statement declares that he perjured himself at the Mooney trial and is eager to rectify the wrong he caused. The speaker emphasizes readiness to address the falsehood and restore justice.
Two More Lamar Bandits to be Hanged Next Week
Denver, July 12. Gov Adams denied clemency petitions for Lamar bandits George J. Agshier and I ward L. Royston. They are scheduled to be hanged next week at the state penitentiary in Canon City.
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Denver
W. H. Adams
George J. Agshier
Iward L. Royston
Lamar
State Penitentiary
Canon City
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U. S. Treasury Department
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Charles J. Symonds
Fort Bliss
Texas
George Washington Medical School
Were
Joseph Lee
Norristown
Antoinette McCarris
Lee
Bernice Doyle
F. K. Renninger
Westphalia
Chas Verhoff
Dr. O
Verhoff
Louis Miltz
Dora
Wieburg
Anton Hoer
Frank Rehagan
Martinsburg
Raymond Welch
Joseph Westerman
Lawrence Use
Mary Tise
Christine Schauwecker
Hy, Schauwecker
Messrs
Joseph Woehr
Herbert Fischer
Ben Heckeme
Osage Bluff
Ed Brunner
George Engelbrecht
August Engelrecht
Lawrence Wakenberg
Lawrence Siebeneck
John Ortmeyer
John Brand
Henry Cuassmeyer
Alberb Engelbrecht
The
Eberhard Motor Co
Russellville
Jack Heehler
Sity
Byrd
Arctic Explorer
the Post-Tribune
Tom Mooney
Young
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St. Michaels Parish
Russellville, Mo
Joseph Niemeyer
Brazito Road
ST. Joseph Parish
J. B. Sturm
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