Governor Roosevelt pushes charges in Walker case
Governor Roosevelt pressed that the legislative committee and Samuel Seabury should present evidence and file charges against Mayor Walker if cause exists, without waiting for next year’s legislature. He urged prompt action and rejected political delays amid graft inquiries. Seabury headed to Washington Pa for an honorary degree as the Hofstadter committee adjourned for two weeks.
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Albany
Roosevelt
Legislative Committee
Samuel Seabury
Walker
Seabury
New York
Farley
Serbury
Hofstadter Legislative Committee
Washington
Washington and Jefferson College
Revenue Bill Nearing Final Vote in House
The House proceeds toward final passage of a revenue bill with conferees approving a Senate tax on stock transfers under $20 and 5 percent levies on soap mouth wash and toothpaste. Amendments exempt coal imports from Canada and 15,40 tons of ore used for flushing. Representatives Rainey and Snell clash over lumber duties and session timing.
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Senate
Canada
Crisp
Rainey
House
Snell
Howard
Rain totals rise as Maryville records 3.37 inches
More rain fell at Maryville Missouri last night measuring 3.37 inches bringing the week total to over seven inches. Local streams overflowed yesterday but receded today and traffic on Highway 71 remained uninterrupted despite earlier high water.
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Maryville
Lincoln University 66th Commencement at Page Auditorium
The sixty six th annual commencement exercises at Lincoln University were held at Page auditorium at 10 08 this morning. Sixty six degrees were conferred and four certificates awarded. President Charles W Florence led the academic procession. The Rt Rev J A Grege delivered the commencement address. Five Jefferson City students received degrees. List of degrees and certificates includes sixty hour certificates for Mary Beora Flournoy Estella Victoria Smith Thelma Charline Johnston Mary Agnes Wright and Bachelor of Science in Education for Ruth Ella Burton Earl Francois Burlingborough Juanita Nelevonne Griffin Fannie Lee Campbell Norma Lea Ewing William Joseph Hopson Hazel Margaret Parsons. Bachelor of Science candidates include James Wyatt Brewer Metha Charles Finley Armstead Bervand Green Walter Wyatt Britt Nathaniel G Freeman Robert Charles Reid Cornel Settles. Bachelor of Arts recipients include Colette Elizabeth Abbott Mary Elizabeth Cobb Molzetta LaBelle Frost Wilhelmina Geraldine Harrison Lewis Albert Laird Ollie Maggie Pearley Theodore Richard Brown Lavenia Edwina English Clara Nordica Herd Davis Elizabeth Kerford Gerald Eugene Lansdowne Tone Louise Watson Elease W Young.
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Lincoln University
Page Auditorium
Charles W. Florence
J. A. Grege
Fifth Episcopal District
A. M. E. Church
Jefferson City
Mary Beora Flournoy
Estella Vic
Toria Smith
Thelma Charline Johnston
Mary Agnes Wright
Ruth Ella Burton
Earl Francois Bulingbourgh
Juanita Nelevonne Griffin
Fannie Lee Campbell
Norma Lea Ewing
Wiliam Joseph Hopson
Hazel Margaret Parsons
James Wyatt Brewer
Metha Charles Finley
Armstead Bervand Green
Walter Wyatt Britt
Nathaniel G. Freeman
Robert Charles Reid
Cornel Settles
Colette Elizabeth Abbott
Mary Elizzbeth Cobb
Molzetta LaBelle Frost
Wilhelmina Geraldine Harrison
Lewis Albert Laird
Ollie Maggie “Pearley
Theodore Richard Brown
Lavenia Edwina English
Clara Nordica Herd
Davis Elizabeth Kerford
Gerald Eugene Lansdowne
Tone Louise Watson
Elease W. Young
Massie Ordered Aboard Battleship Washington
Lieutenant Thomas H. Massie, linked to the Honolulu killing, was ordered to report June 23 for duty aboard the U S New Mexico at Philadelphia Navy Yard. He received orders at the navy department before leaving with his wife to visit her family in New York.
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Washington
Thomas H. Massie
Honolulu
Navy
U. S
Hausner Looks To Warsaw In Long Ocean Hop
Stanislaus Hausner of Newark launches from Floyd Bennett Field aiming for Warsaw in a solo transatlantic attempt aboard a rebuilt Santa Rosa Maria. He expects a 44 hour flight covering about 4375 miles with a Lindbergh style whirlwind engine, escorted by a navy plane and a companion craft carrying his wife and priest passenger. Parachute flares and fuel supply accompany the mission amid uncertain weather en route via a southern air corridor toward London or Paris.
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New York
Stanislaus Hausner
Newark
N. A
Warsaw
Poland
Floyd Bennett Field
Hausner
Paul Knappek
Croydon
London
le Bourget
Paris
Charles A. Lindbergh
Clarence Chamberlain
Atlantic
Bankers Form Huge Investment Firm To Bolster the Market
J. P. Morgan & Co announced the formation of a gigantic secur ity investing corporation with $100 million subscribed. The firm plans initial bond market purchases and will base investment policy on confidence in Congress balancing the budget to preserve government credit. Thomas W. Lamont said subscriptions reached $100,000,000.
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New York
J. P. Morgan & Company Today
Congress
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan && Co
Filing Deadline Notice for Missouri Ballot Candidates
Filing closes at midnight for candidates across party lines in Missouri. Names listed include J Grant Frye Cape Girardeau Republican for lieutenant governor and Francis G Sebek St Louis Republican for judge, with numerous Democrats Republicans and socialists filed for state senate, congressman at large, and circuit court positions in St Louis Kansas City Sedalia and surrounding areas.
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J. Grant Frye
Cape Girardeau
Francis G. Sebek
St. Louis
St. Louis Court of Criminal Corrections
John T. Manning
Forstate
Herman P. Faris
Clinton
United State
Prohibition
Francis Thayer
Ay Moss
Kansas City
H. Ommerman
Richard M. Duncan
St. Joseph
John PF
Archdekin
Joseph
T. A. Penman
Portageville
Cratic
Louis
Barbaglia
Jerome M. Joffee
Louis A. McKeown
St. Louis Court of Criminal
John W. Palmer
Sedalia
George Graham West, Jr
Bi Hallis
United States
Missouri
Raymond ©. Armett
Missouri Supreme Court
W. L. Cole
Union
Wayne V. Orr
Crittenden E. Clark
Gray Snyder
Palmyra
Robert M. Chambers
Charles W. Rutledge
Eighth Circuit
Lovers' Dread Leads Girl to Fatal Volcano Sacrifice
In Hawaii near Halemaumau crater on Kilauea, William Nunes, 20, abducted and shot Margaret Enos, 16, after she refused marriage. He then jumped into the lava pit, leaving a note and a bloodstained car. Authorities fear bodies may lie deep in the sulphurous pit as Pele the fire goddess is invoked.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Pele
Halemaumau
William Nunes
Margaret Enos
Nunes
Margaret
Halemauman
House of Everlasting Fire Pele Myth in Sagas
The tale describes Halemaumau known as the house of everlasting fire and Pele's wrath. It notes offerings of Ohelo berries to appease the deity and mentions the fire pit with the ceremonial context.
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Sedalia
Halemaumau
Pele
Howell Stops Here on Way to Rolla
Chas M Howell of Kansas City Democratic candidate for the U S Senate was in Jefferson City en route to Rolla to address a Democratic rally that night He had just finished a tour of Northeast and Central Missouri and praised the reception of his candidacy William Allen also accompanied him Allen a Kansas City native and Howell’s law associate aids the campaign
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Chas. M. Howell
Kansas City
United States Senate
Jefferson City
Rolla
Howell
Missouri
William Allen
Allen
Floods Hit Melrose Camp and Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma floodwaters a man named Sickler at Melrose tourist camp was swept away after rescuing his wife and 20 month old child. Stock losses were reported at the stockyards as cattle and hogs drowned. Trains buses and interurban services were disrupted by washouts. A rainfall record of 5.66 inches fell from 11:10 PM Thursday to 5:21 AM today, per the weather bureau.
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Melrose
Sickler
Oklahoma National Stockyards Company
Weather Bureau
Moratorium on Personal Charitable Contributions Noted
Kansas City Kansas, June 3. A novel moratorium on personal donations to charities emerges. People contribute by purchasing tickets to benefits and ice cream socials, turning giving into event participation rather than direct gifts.
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Kansas City
Kan
Charter Granted for Sedalia Bank and Trust Company
The state finance department announced the charter of Sedalia Bank and Trust Company. S. L. Cantley approves. he will retire as finance commissioner to become receiver for the St. Louis Joint Land Bank. Capital stock set at $100000 with 4009 shares of $25 par value. Stockholders listed include F. Yancey 200 shares and others. all but Mrs. Mildred Lamm and W. R. Courtney named as directors.
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Sedalia Bank and Trust Company
State Finance Department
S. L. Cantley
St. Louis Joint Land Bank
F. Yancey
W. R. Courtney
FB. Farley
P. Andrews
W. J. Brill
Charles P. Botz
D. &. Lamm
Mrs. Mildred Lamm
E.W. Thompson
H. O C. Feuers
G. A. Sturges
Harry E. Melto
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