St Louis School Treasury Enrichment Case Heads to Plea
A 1930s St Louis case alleges misappropriation of school funds with custodians charged in a gambling treasury scheme. Forty bookmakers pled guilty to custodial betting charges amid debates over enriching the board’s treasury and possible fines of 250 dollars each.
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Governor Ritchie backs state liquor control at closing session
Maryland Governor Albert G. Ritchie urged returning liquor control to the states as a remedy for taxation problems at the Bov amor conference in French Lick Indiana. He warned mass unemployment could fuel social disorder and even communism if not addressed.
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Albert G. Ritchie
Maryland
Ritchie
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Norman S. Case
Rhode Island
Roosevelt
George H. Dern
Utah
John G. Pollard
Virginia
Henry S. Caulfield
Missouri
Harry G. Leslie
Indiana
Cary A. Haridee
Florida
Pinchot
Caulfield
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Caulfield To Welcome Tate DeMolay Conclave Leaders
Governor Henry Caulfield will deliver the welcome address to more than 300 DeMolays at the Missouri DeMolay State Conclave in the capitol House Chamber. Local committees named for housing entertainment transportation parade and finances led semi monthly meeting at the Masonic Temple.
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Missouri
iVapitol
Masonic Temple
George B. Sykes
Kansas City
Jacques DeMolay
Sykes
Frank §. Land
DeMolay
Stratton D. Brooks
V. Dunn
Louis G. Lower
Fred Boles
Manley Nolen
Thomas Griffin
Kenneth Wickham
Orville Loeffler
Edward Walsh
William Burnett
James Farris
Waverly Williams
Jack Gwinner
Alden Stockard
Joé Mayer
Redistricting Revival Fails in Missouri Legislature
A bid to revive congressional and senatorial redistricting failed in the Missouri House. A bipartisan committee plan was sent to the House Redistricting Committee by an oral vote, effectively killing the measure while the House remained in session. Governor Caulfield vetoed a Democratic plea for eight districts after passage in both chambers. The Senate had approved but the House did not act.
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Missouri
A. A. Wolff
St Louis
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Senate
Caulfield
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