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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1929

Page

8

Missouri conferred five Doctor of Laws at 87th commencement

At Columbia Missouri on June 5 the University of Missouri awarded Doctor of Laws to five individuals, four graduates of the university. Edward J White of St. Louis Edward W Hinton of Chicago Thomas F F Millard of Shanghai Carlton W Sturtevant of New York Edwin West Allen of Washington. White Millard and Hinton born in Missouri and Sturtevant arrived early in life. Stage marked the second largest class in the school's history.

China Stratton D. Brooks University Edward Joseph White St. Louis Missouri Pacific Railroad Thomas Franklin Fairfax Millard Shanghai Edward Wilcox Hinton Chicago University of Chicago University of Missouri Law School Carlton William Sturtevant New York City Mississippi Flood Control Board Edwin West Allen Washington United States Department of Agriculture Allen University’ of Missouri White Willard Hinton Missouri Sturtevant University of Missouri

Virginia Primary Law Declared Unconstitutional

United States District Court Judge Lawrence D Groner ruled the Virginia primary statute violates the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments. In the West versus Bailey case the decision held the state cannot deny equal suffrage in primaries and cannot enforce party qualifications banned by the Fifteenth Amendment. The ruling overruled the state's demurrer and supports West seeking nominal damages. Floating islands on the Mississippi and other rivers are land held together by roots.

Richmond Lawrence United States District Court Virginia Groner James O. West A. N M. Bailey William Boltz William Ricker United States Leon M. Dazile Mississippi

Fifty fifth annual Shrines clamor in Los Angeles

In Los Angeles 75 000 Shriners attend the fifty fifth annual conference as the Imperial Council considers replacing Imperial outer guard with Leon Youngworth of Al Malaikan Temple Los Angeles set to succeed Imperial potentate Frank C Jones of Arabia Temple Houston Texas. Final candidates include Ernest C Hueter San Francisco A A Rahn Minneapolis Walter Sugden Wheeling WV Julian P Heyl Milwaukee and J Thomas Field Ashland Kentucky. Jones assures Hoover on liquor law enforcement and proposes diverting Shrine magazines to raise 600000 for Shrine hospitals by discontinuing the magazine last January.

Los Angeles API Leon, Youngworth al- Malaikan Temple Frank C. Jones Arabia Temple Houston Ernest C. Hueter Isam Temple San Francisco A A. D. Rahn Zurah Temple Minneapolis Walter Sugden Gimvis Temple Wheeling Wo Va Julian P. Heyl Tripoli’ Temple Milwaukee J. Thomas Field el Hasa Ashland Imperial Council Imperial Jones Hoover Shrine Hospitals Shrine Magazine

Outstanding Oregon Student named at University of Oregon

George Stadelman star center of the University of Oregon football team was named the most outstanding male student at the university for the current scholastic year. He is pictured with the Koyle Cup emblematic of the award. He is described as a brilliant student in addition to his athletic prowess.

George Stadelman University of Oregon Stadelman

700 Lives In Peril Aboard Japanese Steamship Ugo Maru

fires aboard the Japanese steamship Ugo Maru endanger about 700 passengers, mostly Russians, afloat between Vladivostok and Kamchatka. The vessel, 3682 tons, chartered by the Soviet Fishing Trust, left Vladivostok May 23 bound for fishing banks. benzine in the hold ignited May 28 and the blaze spread beyond the crew’s control as other ships hastened to aid. Vladivostok authorities reportedly suppressed news to avoid impacting fishing fleet recruitment.

Tokyo Vladivostok Kamschatka Soviet

Doctor Held In Torso Murder Case

Dr F P Westlake a wealthy retired Los Angeles physician is charged in a torso murder linked to the disappearance of Laura B Sutton whose severed body was found in the LA river bed Police say a safety deposit box key and check books belonging to Sutton were found in a garage tied to Westlakes son.

F. P Westlake Los Angeles Hiis Laura B. Sutton Westlake Sutton

Baer Fined Fifty Dollars By City Jury In Police Court

City jury convicts Max Baer junk dealer of obstructing street property and fines him fifty dollars plus costs after a prolonged legal fight led by City Attorney Jane Rose. Baer plans to appeal as he faces a second charge for leaving an automobile with no parking lights.

Max Baer Baer Jane Rose Fenton E. Luckett Luckett Circuit Court W. Cox Miller Street

Magicians Gather for Lima World Convention Parade

About 2000 magicians from 15 countries converged in Lima for the International Brotherhood of Magicians gathering. The free opera air show, parade, and tricks drew professionals and amateurs, with rabbits, guinea pigs, coins, cards, and a tiny platinum wire highlighted among feats.

Lima Hocus Pocus Reese International Brotherhood of Magicians Vaude- Villé

Reward Offered for Springfield Killer

APA reports an $800 reward for Harry Young, 25, of Springfield, for the killing of Mark 8, Nov. 40, as authorities in four states seek him. City marshal, four states alerted, Sheriff Hendrix headed toward Tulsa, Oklahoma, but Tulsa police could not locate the suspect.

Springfield Harry Young Mark Republic Young Hendrix Tulsa Oxfa

Shooting testimony at coroner inquest cited

Oyal LaFollette, 20, of Republic, appeared as a companion of Youn during testimony at a coroner's inquest, detailing events surrounding a shooting. The inquest probed the circumstances and potential persons involved, with LaFollette providing corroborating remarks.

Oyal LaFollette Republic Youn

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