Furore Over Wee sma' Parking Law In City Court
City police enforce the wee sma parking ordinance begun June 1 amid protests from travelers bakers and local workers. Mayor Asel says to turn tags to John Sommerer for possible fines remittance while police judge Leslie weighs a path to Circuit Court appeal.
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John M. Sommerer
Bakers
Hugh Stephens Printing Company
June R. Rose
Leslie
Edward Nolte
Alfred McCawley
H. J. Barivola
Dudge Leslie
Occasional Showers Tonight and Wednesday Weather Note
Missouri forecast shows occasional showers tonight and Wednesday with cloudy skies. Some areas like St Joseph and Maryville expect rain. dirt roads remain fair. Optimistic temperatures but unsettled pattern persists, with no major changes expected. Flood stage notes and district readings included from Missouri weather network.
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Missouri
Tilmore
Associated Press
Automobile Clubc of Missouriy
St. Joseph and
Maryville
Beiver
We. m
Kansas City
Waverly
Boonville Ss
Warsaw
Hermanth
Sterday
Carrier Boys Attend Rice Dorman Carnival Tonight
Carrier boys from The Post Tr ibune and Capital News will be guests of the Rice Dorman Carnival at Monroe Street and Highway 44 this evening. The publicity chief promises a big evening for the carriers as they enjoy the carnival activities. The event is set on the baseball diamond in Monroe Street.
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Post-Tribune
Capital News
Monroe Street
Highway 44
Court Ienores Protest From City Council
The County Court overruled city council protests and authorized Henry Ross to erect a brick building on Commercial Avenue and Monroe Street. Judges claim it will generate 15 dollars a month to help county expenses. The council denounces shacks on main streets while notes proposed bridges costing 2971 dollars and 1612 dollars.
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Henry Ross
Commercial Avenue
Monroe Street
Inelzsant
Brush Creek
Cole-Miller County
Clark
This City
Elston Station
Senators Limit Weekly Allowance In Brunk Impeachment Trial
Three state senators in the Larry Brunk impeachment trial refuse to exceed the $14 daily compensation set by law for legislators after assembly ends. Senators Haythes of Springfield, Donnelly of Lebanon, and Bales of Eminence, following an Attorney General ruling, backed a resolution granting expenses up to $100 weekly each, with most filing expense accounts.
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Larry Brunk
Jan S&s .Haythes
Springfield
Ouse
Phil Donnelly
Lebanon
D. L. Bales
Attoreny
Stratton Sharter
Senate
Warden Amrine of Kansas Penitentiary to Face Charges
Leavenworth Kansas June 2 AP Ed Armold chairman announced the board would consider charges of improper official conduct lodged against Warden M J Amrine of the state penitentiary. Charges include neglect of duty incompetency insubordination arbitrariness inefficiency and inattention to duties.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Ed Armold
Board of Administration
M. J. Amrine
State Penitentiary
Armold
Probe Manner in Waltn TV Bills Passed
A two member Missouri House special committee investigated how two bills were routed through the chamber at the close of the session May 18. One bill would require a title certificate holder for autos for 50 cents, the other would tax Missouri insurance firms on personal property to align with foreign firms. The committee was to report at 3 p.m. with a brief session to follow. Speaker Nelson named the committee along with four other members.
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Missouri House of Representatives
House
Harlan
Gainesville
Caulfield
Nolte
St. Louis
Missouri
House Journal
Nelson
J. J. Jeffer
Kansas City
A. E. Huston
Putnam County
R. E. Hodges
Callaway County
E. A. Duensing
Lafayette County
Herman Barken
St. Louis County
16-Year-Old Girl Tries Check Writing Fraud
A 16-year-old girl attempted to pass checks with insufficient funds, first buying merchandise from Hisen steins and cash, then trying to purchase shoes at the American Shoe Store. The manager became suspicious and the police intervened. Prosecutor Sevier ordered her release after Hisenstein declined to prosecute.
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Hisensteins
Hisenstein
Sevier
Fire destroys bakery and damages several Eldon buildings
A fire of undetermined origin swept through Eldon Mo last night causing more than fifteen thousand dollars in damage to three buildings occupied by local firms The Our Bakery in a Godfrey owned building was destroyed along with its new machinery valued at two thousand dollars The Inch s Barker Shop and McKinley Confectionery Store were damaged by flames from the bakery blaze and part of the loss is insured This marks the third major blaze in Miller county in recent months with nearby Bagnell also suffering serious fires.
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Eldon
Our Bakery
Guy Godfrey
Miller County
Godfrey
Inch
Barker Shop
McKinley Confectionery
Bagnell
Bagnell Dam
Lawyer Turner Sings to Jury to Free Mother in Disturbance Case
In Clayton, Missouri, lawyer John E. Turner used song from Kipling and a plea on motherhood to sway a circuit court jury. The jurors deliberated about 30 minutes before acquitting his client, a mother charged with disturbing the peace after a scuffle with another woman. The judge allowed the singing but found it immaterial to the charge. The client walked free.
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ST. Louis
John E. Turner
Clayton
Turner
Kipling
Timer
Spain Abolishes Nobility Titles in New Regime
Madrid June 2 AP Provisional government abolishes titles of nobility in a move toward liberty and democracy. Aristocrats are placed on nearly equal footing with French nobility and may use titles but must sign their names on legal documents. About 2,600 aristocrats are affected.
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Madrid
Spain
Twenty Eight Airplanes to Fly Over City Tomorrow Morning
Twenty eight planes of the Seventh Bombardment Group returning to Kelly Field Texas from air corps maneuvers are scheduled to fly over Jefferson City tomorrow morning. The planes will circle the Capitol in salute as they pass, with an arrival around ten o'clock. It will be one of the largest numbers of military planes to fly over the city.
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Seventh Bombardment Group
Kelly Field
Tex
Air Corps
Jefferson City
Cal
Albert Linx
Wiler
Chamber of Commerce
Dayton
Capitol
Presbyterians to hold 1932 session at Montreat
The general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States voted to hold its 1932 session in Montreat North Carolina starting June 2. The decision places the meeting in Montreat, elevating regional church activities and planning for the year ahead.
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Montreat
WN. C
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In the
United States
Sullivan Matriarch Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Minnie Mae Sullivan of Jefferson City died at 108 Lafayette Street at 4 30 AM after a prolonged illness following the death of her husband Seth Sullivan a year earlier. She resided in Jefferson City about ten years and is survived by two sons and three daughters. Funeral services are set for Thursday afternoon by Rev Guthrie Birkhead at Wymore Gordon Parlors before burial in Guthrie Missouri.
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Minnie Mae Sullivan
Lafayette Street
Wymore-Gordon
Guthrie Birkhead
Guthrie, Mo
Oklahoma Man Named Assistant Attorney General
President Hoover appointed Roy St Louis district attorney of Oklahoma as assistant attorney general. Herbert Hyde will succeed to the district attorneyship. St Louis will head admiralty and war risk insurance matters, roles vacant for months.
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Washington
Hoover
Roy St. Louis
Oklahoma
Herbert Hyde
St. Louis
Senators Face Washington Nine At Whiteway Park
Reed Bros. report that the Jefferson City Senators clash with Washington Mo at Whiteway Park tonight at 8. The game features two strong clubs in a key matchup.
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Reed Bros
Jefferson City Senators
Washington, Mo
Whiteway Park
George Peasner, longtime local baker and bailiff, dies at 72
George W. Peasner of 108 East Miller Street died shortly after 8 this morning from complications after a lengthy illness. A former baker and later federal court bailiff, he was 72, born March 24, 1859, son of Captain John Peasner. Survived by widow Katherine Wagner and three children, Alfred, Ada, Evelyn. two half sisters in St. Louis. Funeral Thursday at 3 from the family home with Rev. E W Berlekamp. burial Riverview cemetery. He was a member of the Evangelical Brotherhood and Knights of Pythias.
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George W. Pevsner
East Miller Street
Mr. Peasner
George W. Peasner
John Peasner
Peasner
Omaha
Neb
High Stret
Katherine Wagner
Alfred Peasner
Ada
Evelyn
Emma Weibel
Lula Kortjohn
St. Louis
Wy‘more-Gordor
Morrow
E. W. Berlekamp
Riverview Cemetery
Evangelical Brotherhood
The
Knights of Pythias
Presbyterians keep old Lord's Prayer wording in debt debtors
In Pittsburgh on June 2 AP report says the Presbyterian Church in the U S approved maintaining the Lord's Prayer wording using forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors rather than trespasses. The move follows Greek scholars arguing debts is correct though some members find it confusing. The issue could affect discussions on church union with other denominations.
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Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
General Assembly of the Church
William H. Parsons
Checking Up On Wife With Missing Change Case
I Lindsey of Weston Missouri reports to Cole County Circuit Clerk R R Naeya about Ella Williams. He claims Ella married John Williams last June 21 1930 after leaving with a friend in April this year taking all loose money. He says records show Ella Williams divorced John Williams on March 24 1931 in Cole County.
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Lindsey
Weston
Madame Queen
Cole County
R. R. Naeya
Ella Williams
Deverse
John Williams
Two Minor Wrecks Reported by Police
Gus F. Kline reported his car was struck by a Negro driver who fled. A fender was torn in the crash. Henry Schulte of 608 Harrison Street driving a Chrysler coupe on Highway 50 was hit by W. C. Harford of Sedalia. Both cars damaged but no injuries reported.
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Gus F. Kline
Henry Schulte
Harrison Street
Highway 50
W. C. Harford
Sedalia
Two Hurt In Auto Collision On Highway 54
Two persons were injured this morning in an automobile crash on Highway 54 north of the city near Holt Sunualf. T. Hauser of Jefferson City and Mrs. Mary Hibdin of Fulton collided when Hauser allegedly fell asleep at the wheel. Hauser was taken to St. Mary’s Hospital with a sprained hip and minor injuries. his condition was satisfactory. Hibdin, age 49, was not seriously injured and was treated at a nearby hospital. Two babies and another adult in Hibdin’s car escaped injury.
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Holt Sunualf
T. Hauser
Jefferson City
Mary Widdin
Fulton
Hauser
St. Mary's Hospital
Hibdin
Hauser Sald
Bakers Convention 10 Closes Late Wednesday
The twenty eighth annual Missouri Bakers Association convention proceeds in the Public Library auditorium with 400 to 500 bakers in attendance. Mayor Asel welcomed attendees, Joseph Machatschek spoke for St. Louis, and a joint lunch with Rotarians occurred at the Missouri Hotel. Tomorrow’s program includes reports, lectures on bread styles, milk uses, and an engineers' afternoon with Kansas City. elections close the session.
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Missouri Bakers Association
Galloway
Henry G. Asel
Joseph Machatschek
St. Louis
Missouri Hotel
Eugene Stanley
Waxide Paper Co
G. A. McPiffee
American Dry Milk Tast
H. C. Teller
Bakers Helper
Kansas City
Bakery Engineers
J. L. Keller
Kansas
Attachment Suit Filed in Circuit Court Here
Albert F. Grant filed an attachment suit in the Circuit Court here against Elmer Kaiser to recover goods owned by Kaiser, amounting to $359. Kaiser is a non resident of the state. Glen Boyles of Kansas City died in a hospital here after being wounded while resisting bandits near Pattosburg Mo.
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Albert F. Grant
Elmer Kaiser
Grant
Kaiser
Laddonia Youths Missing From Home
Three Laddonia boys aged 12 to 14 vanish during a planned adventure trip. Parents say they took shoes a revolver and cartridges. State-wide search launched after they failed to return. initial searches yielded no results.
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Mexico
Laddonia
Lee W
Bob Smith
Havok Woodson
Parker Will Allocates Estate Among Parker Family
The will of the late Mrs Zoe Gordon Parker filed in Probate Court details major bequests to her daughter Rachel and stepson Alfred Parker and to other siblings. Trust provisions allocate 40 000 to Rachel with heirs at law if she dies, 628 Capitol Avenue mansion to Rachel Allee and Lester Parker, and multiple legacies to Grace Parker Willisins Dan Parker and others. Mississippi Valley Trust Company named executor. Hugh Stephens joint executor for some trusts. Made October 23 1925.
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Zoe Gordon Parker
Rachel
Independence
Parker
Capitol Avenue
Allee
Allee Parker
Lester Parker
Rachel Parker
Ving
Dan Parker
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
Hugh Stephens
Two Black People Fatally Hurt Near Here in Tunnel Accident
Three Arkansas Negro itinerant people were hurt last night near here on the Missouri Pacific tunnel east of town. Two died, the bodies brought to this city, identification pending. The trio rode atop a passenger car as the train passed the tunnel. The two deceased are at Wymore-Gordon Parlors. the third victim improves and is expected to recover.
Missouri legislature to cost state 635000 after add-on
An appropriation bill proposes adding 60000 to the Missouri 56th General Assembly budget, raising total costs from 575000 to 635000. The extra funds cover impeachment trial and other expenses, ensuring full cash coverage for the session. Dr. T. W. Lyell, Democrat, Shelby County, introduced the measure.
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Missouri
56Th General Assembly
T. W. Lyell
Shelby County
Kissless June Week at Naval Academy Announced
Annapolis Md June 2 AP a kissless June week was announced at the naval academy where 441 graduates will receive diplomas Thursday. Miss Eloise Hanford of Syracuse will present colors to Midshipman Norman Hall with no kiss exchanged as in prior years. Tonight for the first time there will be no kissing as couples pass through the ring during the ring dance. Orders took effect this year after being issued last year by Commander D B Beary and Captain C O Snyder who said the custom had crept in and should stop before it becomes tradition.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Eloise Hanford
Syracuse
Norman Hall
D. B. Beary
CO. P. Snyder
Midshipmen
Snyder
Impeachment Case Goes On As Brink Demurrer Fails
Missouri Senate rejects the defense demurrer in the Brunk impeachment, allowing the case to continue. Writings by Judge Higbee and cashier Burkland are excluded as hearsay, and a letter from Easley to Adams about Brunk’s dealings is also struck from testimony. The court recessed briefly to prepare for further witness presentations.
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Senate
Demmrer
Ry Brink
Missouri State Senate
John G. Madden
Bronk
Brink
House
Madden
Brunk
Bales
Eminence
Broggan
St. Louis
Clark
Richmond
Grouse
St. Joseph
Gordon
Liberty
Gunn
Otterville
Haymes
Springfield
Henry
Sutler
Luther
Memphis
McKittrick
Salisburg
Rollins
Columbia
Wammiack
Bloomfield
Whitecoton
Paris
Williams
Troy
Curfman
Maryville
Hildreth
Macon
Morgan
Unionville
Bates
Bringes
Sedalia
Davis
Kansas City
Depelheur
Harlin
Gainesville
Kelley
Pineville
Nolte
Ralph
St. Louis County
Higbee
W. A. Higbee
E. J. Burkland
Schuyler County Bank of Lanccaster
M.T. Easley
Bank of Aurora
R. Adams
Burkland
William. H. Norwine
Pierre Chouteau
Easley
Adams
Jefferson City
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Asel
State Bakers
John M. Samemerer
Burger
Chie
Carrier Boys
Court Ienores
Solong
Waltn TV
House of Representatives
Groons
MM Sullivan
Geo. Pergner
Uead
Berlekamp
Mary Hibdin
Bakers Convention
Railagao
Teal
Brunt
Carter
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