Night Parking Law Sparks Debate in Jefferson City
The Post Tribune discusses Jefferson City night parking ordinance aimed at keeping streets clean and pricing garages. It notes officials’ mixed enforcement during the Master Bakers convention, concerns about hospitality, and calls for repealing the measure to avoid harming the city’s image and convention business.
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Hoover’s Valley Forge address blends engineering and idealism
Kansas City Star notes President Hoover combines practical engineering analysis with a lofty idealism in his Memorial Day Valley Forge speech. The piece highlights his war record as humanitarian, his critique of centralized government directives, and a call for faith amid discouragement.
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Kansas City Star
Guinan Ships Out as Texas Duo Leaves for New York
In Havre Texas Guinan and her dancing troupe sailed first class to New York aboard the diner Paris amid cheers. Miss Guinan quarreled with her European manager over entry delays and warned Londoner Harry Aslett to remain hopeful. Three troupe girls who absented themselves returned to the Trans-Atlantique Hotel.
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Political record of panics and depressions since 1854
Editorial Research Reports notes five panics and eight depressions since 1854 with Republicans and Democrats sharing panics. Roosevelt holds two honors as president with two panics. Republicans lead depressions tally with six and a half versus Democrats one and a half. The piece cites various presidents in the depressions list and mocks Democratic inferiority. It also covers federal wage policy opposition and Secretary Mellon’s defense of purchasing power.
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Southern Scenic to link Memphis and Kansas City via Ozarks route
Missouri Pacific announces start of two through trains between Memphis and Kansas City with Colorado points. The Southern Scenic will travel through the White River Valley of the Ozarks. Illinois extradition requests move on. Texas to Oregon County larceny case follows. Inland Waterways launches freight barge fleet June 19 from St Louis to Peoria with civic celebration planned in Peoria.
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Inland Waterways Corporation
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Entertainers Arrive After Mystery Night at Hotel
Reported sighting on a hotel's doorstep describes two individuals claiming a brief bicycle ride and travel with Pietro Grespi of Dallas. They say they left Havre by car, visited towns, danced, and slept, while a sleeping detective could not be roused. La Guinan ordered calm as entertainers prepared to sail on the liner Paris.
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Funeral for Mrs Phillips to be held in Nebraska City
Funeral services for Mrs. Wil liam Phillips sister of Mrs. Ed. 8 Austin and David Colyer of this city who died in Omaha Nebraska will be held in Nebraska City and burial will be made there. Her husband is assistant cashier of the Federal Reserve Bank at that place and Mr. Colyer was at her bedside at the end. Born in Butter County she was from a pioneer family with wide state ties, especially Jefferson City. Survived by husband three children four sisters and two brothers including Mrs. Austin Mrs. Frederick Connally Miss Kate Cole yer David Colyer Robert Colyer.
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Frederick Connally
el Centro
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Grayton Thomas
State of Georgia
Kate Coleyer
Wyoming
Robert Colyer
Jacksonville
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Kansas City Runaway Children Return to Home in Missouri
Martha Mayfield, 10, and her brother Ray, 9, left Denver to return to Shel b ina Missouri taking toy bank savings for bus fare and carrying a toy pistol. They hitchhiked across Missouri before seeking lodging. a kind household alerted police and their mother hurried to fetch them by train. The Tanaways at the detention home still hoped they would reach Shel b in a new start.
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Girl Believed Dead Awakens in New York Morgue
Miss Ivy Rogers of Greenwich Connecticut, 18, was declared dead by a physician and placed in Grand Central morgue after fainting in the heat while waiting for a train. Four hours later she awoke beneath a sheet on a marble slab, finding ventilators circulating air and a watchman freeing her. Her parents arrived to claim a body that was not there, and the hospital later confirmed a false death report.
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Death mystery at Greenewich insured worker Miss Rogers
Miss Rogers a Nie w insurance employee is found dead and kept in the morgue for hours. Authorities refuse to name the physician who pronounced the death. Her father is superintendent of Frank Presbey estate.
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Frank Presbey
Northern Baptists Convene in Kansas City for Major Convention
About 2,500 attenders join roughly 1.5 million Northern Baptist members for a six day convention in Kansas City Missouri the first outside the denomination’s territory. Sessions feature business talks and a keynote by Dr A W Beaven as Dr Beaven leads the gathering amid debates on church growth and baptism rates.
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Shreveport
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Rochester
Man polls 60000 votes in judgeship race amid murder case
Los Angeles June 3 AP Davis Clark polled 67014 votes for Municipal Judge while Charles B. MacVoy incumbent remained jailed on a racketeer killing case. Special Prosecutor Ford said motion picture actress Jean Riley was dismissed as a witness after confessing she lied about seeing three men flee Crawford's office.
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Herbert Spencer
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Od Oelark
Joseph Ford
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Crawford
Beryl and Tommy’s Dangerous Night of Truth
Irene’s scheming engagement to Prentiss Gaylord collapses a future for Beryl and Tommy. After a tense morning, Beryl finds Tommy near the beach in a damaged state and drags him from danger, trying to wake him as she reveals a crucial secret and the tale of Irene’s deception continues.
Body of Henchman for New York Beer Baron Found in Gutters
The body of Louis De Rosa, 24, identified by police as a henchman of Dutch Schultz, was found early today in a Bronx gutter. Police say the killing marks the seventh gun death in a week and describe the wounds as multiple shots entering from the back with three in the head and four in the body. Detectives do not tie the death to last night's Bronx running gun battle between two carloads of gangsters.
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Military planes pass over Springfield in transit to Kelly Field
Twelve military airplanes returning from the eastern maneuvers passed over Springfield without stopping at 9 this morning heading southwest for Kelly Field in St Louis. A man named Jefferson Hart, 30, died after a hit and run collision in the city last night.
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Kelly Field
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Jefferson Hart
Noted Lutheran Leader Dr. Pieper Dies at 79
The Rev. Francis Pieper, 79, longtime president of Concordia Seminary and pivotal doctrinal figure for the Missouri Synod, died at his home in Louis. A German native who settled in Wisconsin, he led the seminary from 1887 and shaped a generation of pastors. Survived by a widow Minnie Koehn, four sons and six daughters, funeral plans not yet set.
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Francis Pieper
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Missouri Synod of the Lutheran Church
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Wisconsin
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Ferdinand Walther
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John H.C. Fritz
Minnie Koehn
Sheboygan
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