High Court Denies Review In Ruge Gace Case
Missouri Supreme Court denies rehearing in a two year fight over more than 18.6 million dollars in excess fees and interest charged by stock fire insurers. Chief Justice Frank notes denial preserves prior ruling requiring refund to policyholders.
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Ruge Gace
State Supreme Court
Missouri
High Tribunal
Wiliam F. Frank
Cc. A. Iy
Wao
George Rebd Alson
Florida
Mié
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Count
Nike G. Sevier
Cole County
Wieferson City
Insurance Company
Frank
Filling Stations In XT In Normal Operation Soon
In St Louis on June 5 Henry T Ashton, rep for major oil companies, predicted normal operation of filling stations within a few days, rejecting mediation urged by Mayor Dickmann. He cited 226 company stations active in St Louis area while attendants union claims 300 new members joined and readiness to negotiate amid wage demands.
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ST. Louis
Henry T. Ashton
Ashton
Thehard Dickmann
St. Louis County
Attendants’ Union
City council orders canopy removal and porch shift on Madison Street
City officials notify Madison Rathsheller to remove a sidewalk canopy on Madison Street and order the Madison Hotel to move its north porch back to widen Capital Avenue. A petition seeks St Mary's Boulevard improvement from Waverly Street to Gipfert Lane. Indigent medical cases rise. Locust Street reconstruction between Miller and McCarty Streets referred. A new tear gas gun and gas supply for the police are authorized at an estimated $150.
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Madison Street
Madison Hotel
Capital Avenue Street
St Mary’s Boulevard
Waverly Street
Gipfert Lane
J. D. Bruce
Locust Street
Miller and
McCarty Streets
High Street
Pine
Ash
Quadruplets talk about quintuplets at school in Hollis
In Hollis Oklahoma, 19 year old sisters Mary Leota Mona and Roberta Keys, described as old quadruplets, discuss public attention and family life after their first year at Texas College. They anticipate more publicity but see chances to travel and share moments together despite the fuss.
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Hollis
Okla
Oklahoma
Mary
Leota
Mona
Roberta
Pappas
Keys
Texas College
Missouri Pacific carloads rise in week ending June 2
The Missouri Pacific reports handling 19,174 cars of revenue freight for the week ended June 2, up from 14,933 a year earlier. Gulf Coast lines moved 5,599 cars, vs 2,677 a year ago, while the International Great Northern handled 2,279 cars, down from 5,224.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Gulf Coast Lines
International Great Northern
Springfield Woman 96 Dies Here In Missouri
Perlina Jane Campbell, aged 96, died in Springfield Missouri on Tuesday born in Evansville Indiana she lived in Rockford Illinois Monett and Joplin before moving to Springfield she was a charter member of the First Baptist Church of Joplin burial will be at Monett.
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Cap—Ags
Perlina Jane Campbell
Evansville
Ind
Rockford
Ill
Monett and
Joplin
First Baptist Church of Joplin
Monett
Upper Mississippi Channel Upgrade Sought at 60 Million
The White House Waterways Committee urged immediate completion of the upper Mississippi River channel by Twin Cities at an estimated extra 60 million dollars. Also reports socialist clash at St Louis party event where ex judge accused Mrs Roosevelt of converting Roosevelt to socialism. A St Louis drunk driving incident saw George Yarbrough operate a streetcar intoxicated, slumping at controls as a 50 passenger car endangered pedestrians.
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Washington
Mississippi River
Twin Cities
Special Inter-Department Waterways Committee
ST. Louis
Charles W. Rutledge
Roosevelt
George Yarbrough
Cattlemen Gather to Hear Wallace in Wyoming
About 300 Wyoming cattlemen met in Douglas to hear Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace speak on drought relief and the processing tax on cattle. He planned to outline government measures for the drought hit region and was not formally scheduled to speak but expected to address the gathering.
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Douglas
Wyo
Wyoming
Henry Wallace
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Wallace
Bandit Releases Boy Kidnapped Near Bedford
Ralph Shields, 18, kidnapped by a bandit near Bedford, was released today and began driving his own car toward Scottsburg. He appeared unharmed after the ordeal.
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Bandit
Bedford
End
Ralph Shields
Jnear
Scottsburg
Snorgrass Arrested in Sedalia Bootlegging Drive
T. J. Snorer was the seventh person arrested in Sedalia as police cracked a bootlegging ring. Several gallons of illegal whiskey were found in a cache behind his home. A separate note mentions Kenton, Middlesex, England, where a new railway depot uses bright enameled metal and floodlit platforms.
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Sedalia
T. J. Snorer
Kenton
Middlesex
England
Stainies Steel
Roosevelt outlines 525 million drought relief plan
President Roosevelt proposes a 525 million emergency drought relief program to Congress, detailing funds for beef and dairy cattle, processing of products, work programs, livestock feed, submarginal land retirements, civilian conservation corps, and seed purchases. Leaders expect swift action before session end.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Department of Agriculture
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
North
South Dakota
Civilian Conservation Corps
Robinson
June Robles to perform to aid kidnap case
Six year old June Robles, held 19 days in a desert cell, may appear as a vaudeville performer or movie actress for four weeks at 1000 dollars a week. Her father Fernando Robles plans to donate one thousand dollars from the proceeds to aid the search for her captors.
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Long Beach
Calif
Tucson
Ariz
June Robles
Fernando Robles
Little June
Robles
Kid
Processing tax on sugar half a cent per pound
Washington June 5 AP Dexford G Tugwell acting secretary of agriculture set the processing tax on sugar at a half cent per pound. Officials said the tax may raise prices briefly but should even out near current levels in the long run. Drought broken Caruthersville Mo June 3 AP A four week drought ended with 1.1 inch rainfall late yesterday, though no rain fell elsewhere in the county.
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Washington
Dexford G. Tugwell
Caruthersville
Local News Briefs Highlight City Events
A patrol evicted several stray cattle from Renn Addition gardens while temperatures ranged from 68 to 93 degrees. Henry Schnider of Dunklin is bedridden after a fall but in stable condition. Nancy Simmons’ divorce suit against Dell Simmons was dismissed in Circuit Court. Andrew Graff and Margaret Nash married at St. Peters Church after receiving a license from Henry LePage. The Swan gasoline barge passed Jefferson City upstream, river stage at 448 feet. Grass fires were reported on Fairmount Blvd and Green Herry Rd, with quick extinguishing. Cole County distributes thousands of sweet potato plants to relief families. Berean Men’s Class ice cream supper at Stephen Hunter’s home features prison band. C M Gay’s truck overturned after losing control near Missouri Hotel, with damages to nearby cars. no serious injuries reported.
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University of Missouri
Board of Curators
Walter Williams
Williams
Rolla School of Mines
Charles ‘H. Fulton
Edward Kahlbaum
Albert K. Heckel
James L. Parks
Frank E. Atwood
Supreme Court
H. J. Blanton
Paris
Monroe County Appeal
Christian Church
Ahome
Stephen E Hunter
State Prison Board
Wasapital Avenue
House Reverses to Kill Lozier Census Bill
The House reversed course and defeated the Lozier bill that would have provided 10 million dollars for an unemployment and agriculture census next November 12. Democratic leaders invoked suspension of the rules but failed to secure a two thirds vote, with the roll call 1226 to 128.
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Washington
House
Lozier
Col John D McNeely Declines Senate Run
Col John D McNeely announces he will not seek the Republican nomination for United States senator from Missouri. He was recently appointed by Gov Guy B Park to a bipartisan advisory commission on expenditure of the ten million dollar rate bond fund.
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ST. Joseph
John D. McNeely
United States
McNeely
Guy B. Park
Fear Packer Strike Spreads to Kansas City
Oklahoma City strike leaders warn the walkout may spread to Kansas City and Fort Worth as union officials report the Oklahoma plants run on a partial schedule. Kansas City Amalgamated Butcher Workmen discuss sympathy action, while Fort Worth talks continue. Oklahoma plants Wilson Armour and stockyards plan to stay open with about 400 at Wilson.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Fort Worth
Amalgamated Butcher Workmen of North America
John Malone
Wilson& Company, Armour Company
Oklahoma National Stockyards Company
W. W. Martin
Wilson & Company
Steel workers plan march on Washington in push for anti union law
Earle J. Forbeck heads insurgent Amalgamated Association faction announcing a march on Washington by workers who oppose company unions. The date set for tomorrow unless Roosevelt signs Wagner bill or similar legislation. Government investigators reportedly in the Pittsburgh area seeking first hand information to ease steel industry tensions.
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Fittsburgh
Washington
Earle J. Forbeck
Amalgamated Association of Iron, ‘Steel and Tin Workers
Roosevelt
Forbeck
United States
Usburgh
Miss Buchanan and Mrs Hill Winners
Mrs O S Hill a three time champion and Miss Phyllis Buchanan defending champion and Denver medalist won their first round tests in the eighth annual women's trans Mississippi golf tournament at Kansas City on June 5. Hill defeated Mrs Ray S Fellows Tulsa eight and six and Buchanan beat Mrs J V Richardson Des Moines six and four.
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O. S. Hill
Phyllis Buchanan
Denver
Hill
Ray S. Fellows
Tulsa
Miss Buchanan
J. V. Richardson
Des Moines
Photograph prompts renewed search for Evelyn Bradley
A photo found on a house painter tied to a 6 year old Evelyn Bradley missing from Rupert West Virginia triggers new efforts in Palestine Texas. The painter William Mavin Roman was arrested last week with a photo resembling a 13 year old girl, renewing clues in a seven year old kidnapping case.
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Palestine
Texas
Evelyn Bradley
Rupert
West Va
William Mavin Roman
Missing Bradley gift case details arise in photos
Photographs tied to a missing Bradley gift case show Bradley Roman denying knowledge of the kidnapping. He claims the pictures depict his former wife and notes their marriage was annulled because the girl was one year old. He says he left the girl near Waco as officials search for her. The French government also set up a fund offering dowries of 500 dollars to girls who marry within a set period.
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Roman
Waco
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