Busy council meeting passes traffic reform measures
The council approved multiple traffic ordinances aimed at reducing congestion and hazards. Measures include prohibiting certain turns on High Street, banning parking on the West side of Chestnut between Elm and Dunklin, and raising penalties for violators up to 100 dollars with jail time. The meeting also discussed head in parking, sidewalk projects, street lighting, and canal-related water connections. Police staffing changes, budget items, and equipment recommendations were reviewed, with executive session naming twelve officers for eleven months and adjustments to salaries.
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City Chamber
Jenkins
Marshall
Holivar
Noturn
Clay
Bolivar
High
Washington
Adams
Chestnut Street
Elm
Dunklin
Rose
High Street
Committee On Streets
Jettersor
Capitol
Monroe Street
McCarty
Atlon
H. E. Meyer
Broadway Street
L. L. Ott
Moreau Drive
Lee Jordan
Jackson St
K Roy Leu Pold
Oak Street
Jefferson Street
Geo. W. Green
Lee Street
Virginia Place
Carter Street
Swift
W. W. Young
Atchison Street
Clark Avenue
Frank Hill
Anna Francis
E. E. Perry
W. H.tremain
E. M. Bradley
R. Garman
L. D. Grider
John Petry
Jennie Baer
Miller Street
Emma Jones
Lulu Young Abbott
Pohl
Louis Wolff
Forrest Erhardt
Nolen
Wolff
Harry Scruggs
Fritz Popp
Scruggs
al Schatze
J. L. Hoover
Peta Eldracher
Lee Roark
Ben Markway
Dg. H. Paulson
J. M. Hall
J.E. Godsworth
George Williams
al Schatzer
Clint Davis
W. W. Goodin
Hoover
Uty
Parker
Chief Parker
Stock Prices Rally on Credit Hope and Earnings News
New York June 4 Stocks rose further on buying based on improved credit signals and favorable earnings reports. Rumors of a possible easing by the Federal Reserve boosted demand for high priced stocks and several industrials led the gains in early and afternoon trading.
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Stanley W
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Reis
Otis Elevator
International Businesss
Burroughs
Curtiss
Stromberg
Marmon Motor
Sears Roebuck
General Electric
Worthington
Chesapeake Corporation
New York Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
Union Pacific
Lehigh Valley and Southern Railway
Bendix Aviation
Radio
Wright Aeronautical
Electric Auto Lite
Columbia Graphaphons
Crossley Radio
Rumley
Sims Petroleum
Prattl
Greene Cananea
al. Chemm & Dye
Amn. Can
Amn. International
Amn. Locomotive
An. Smelt.& Refin
Am. Sug. & Refin
Am. Tel
Tel
Anaconda Cap
Andes Copper Min
Atchison, T. d& S
Baltimore & Olio
Barnsdall
Bethlehem “A
Briggs Mig
Calumet & Hecla
Cetre de Pasco
Chi
Mil & St. P. & Pac
Chi. & Worth West
Rock Is. & Pac
Chile ‘Copper
Chrysler Corp
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Coil, Gas & Elec
Sol Graphaphone
Consul Gas
Continent
Corn Products
Curtiss Aero
du Pont de Nem
Epic
General Elec
Gen. Motors
Goodrich (B. F) Co
Great
Northern Ry
Green Can
Hudson Motor Car
Hupp Mott
Ths
Central
Int
Harvester Co
Nick
Fohijs-Manville
Kas
City South
Kelly-Springshela Tic Kennecott Cap
Kolster Radio
Kroger Grovery
Mack Trucks
Marland Oil
Mexican Seab. Oil
Kas, & Tex
Mo. Pacific
Montgomery Ward
New-York Central
N. H. & Hartford
North Amn. Go
Man Whom Daughters Raced To See Is Dead
NEWTON Ind June 4 AP Milton A McCord 44 former mayor and postmaster of Newton died at his home early today about six weeks after his two daughters Miss Stella McCord and Mrs Fred W Jasper made a dramatic steamship and airplane race to his bedside after he was reported dying McCord whose illness stemmed from age had rallied briefly after his daughters from a Mediterranean cruise arrived prompting the long time fiend Fred Maytag to bring them home to him
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Newton
Milton A. McCord
McCord
Fred Maytag
Stella McCord
Fred W. Jasper
Court Approves All Act Commission Levies
The County Court approved the special road district levy for ten districts that had prior votes. Levy amounts listed include district 2 two cents, district 3 five? four? percent?, and districts 4 through 16 with various small fractions. specific figures shown in the record.
Boonville Asks City to Watch For Stolen Auto
Boonville police urged authorities to watch for a Chevrolet Sedan stolen from Boonville late last night. The theft was discovered soon after by the owner and the Capital City was notified as a possible route for the thieves. Highways were watched until early this morning with no trace found.
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Boonvile
Two St Louisans Drown On Fishing Trip
St Louis residents Jacob J. Pflueger aged 52, owner of a local bowling alley, and George Newman 27, composing room foreman at the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, drowned when their boat capsized in a quarry pool three miles south of St. Charles Missouri during a morning fishing trip. Bodies were not recovered by early afternoon.
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ST. Louis
Jacob J. Pflueger
George Newman
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
St. Charles
Hoover to Carry Out Navy Building Plan
Washington June 4 AP The Hoover administration will advance the navy building program as Congress laid out and provide funding for 15 additional 10,000 ton battleships in the next federal budget. Officials say no modification of the policy will occur without a Senate approved arms reduction agreement, despite differing interpretations of Memorial Day remarks and Stimson's note on economic costs.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Senate
Stimson
Hugh 8. Gibson
Geneva
Gibson
Naval yardstick proposal at Geneva conference
Delegates at the Geneva conference greeted the proposal with enthusiasm. Officials note slow progress is likely due to technical questions. Naval experts from leading powers must first adapt the yardstick to their navies, then determine tonnage and armament ratios. After computing a percentage scale, they will report to the preparatory commission and reconvene in Switzerland to harmonize differences.
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Switzerland
Blairs To Alma Mater For Graduation
Judge Janes T. Blair of St. Louis and his two sons depart for Cumberland Kentucky to attend Cumberland University commencement exercises. Blair will be conferred the degree of Doctor of Law by the faculty and James Jr will deliver the principal address.
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Janes T. Blair
St. Louis
James T. Vr
Sam
Cumberland
Kentucky
Cumberland University
Judge Blair
James, Jr
Elks National Convention Tour Stops In City
H. Hamilton of New York representing the Elks Grand Lodge and B. Wright of United Rubber Co visited local Elks to stimulate interest in the Elks National Convention in Los Angeles from July 8 to 12. They then headed to Port
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H. Hamilton
New York
Elks Grand Lodge
B. Wright
United Rubber Co
Ccal Elks
Hamilton
Elks National Convention
Los Angeles
Putton
Columbia
Sedalia
Wake Continues as Boosts Rise for National Convention
Following strong momentum, organizers push ahead with plans for the national convention. Supporters cite higher attendance projections and increased fundraising while critics call for clearer timelines and logistics. Officials emphasize unity, logistics, and safety measures to ensure a successful gathering.
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Fitteburgh Club
Goodyear
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R. Ra
Sinclair Control
Shell Union OW
Southern
Bear
U. S
U. S. Rubber
U. S&s. Steel
Victor Talk
Wabash R. R
Warner Bros. Pictures
Western Union
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White Motor Co
Willys-Overland
Wilson & Co
Woolworth Go
Wright Aero
Ain, Tobacco
Bo Lay
RADKE
Rapse
Boonville
City
St. Louisians
NAVY
St. Peter’s Dramatic Club
Man
St. Peter’s Hall
Schell
Blairs
Johnas
Tanlac
J. M. Roath
W. 14Th St
Tanlae
Lybrand, Ross Bros. and
Montgomery
American Tobacco
Campedaca
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
N. B.C
Boone
Boston Bull
Star Cleaners
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