Boy Re Enacts Double Killing For Police
Louis Payne 21, confessed slayer of his mother Carrie Payne and brother Robert, reenacted the murders at their Westwood home for police and psychiatrists. He described striking his mother with an axe and garroting her, then killing his brother while showing no emotion. The inquest is set for tomorrow as officers plan to file murder charges.
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Los Angeles
Louis Payne
Westwood
Carrie Payne
Robert
Louis
lJast
Hubert J. Wallis
Fosegrant 15 To Go To Trial First In Kelley Kidnapping
St Louis June 5 AP Angelo Rosegrant will be selected by the state for trial when the Kelley kidnapping case is called next Monday at Clayton. He has been jailed since February along with five co defendants. If upheld, the decision will push back trials for Bart Davis and Felix McDonald, and Mrs Nellie Tinton Muench remains free on $25,000 bond.
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ST. Louis
Angelo Rosegrant
Kelley
Clayton
Rosegrant
Bart. Davis
Felix McDonald
Jefferson City
Nellie Tinton Muench
Liberty
Paris cheers Britain's war debt stand against US
Paris newspapers hail Great Britain's refusal to resume war debt payments to the United States, arguing it validates France's stance on defaults and signals a united Europe ready to oppose America on the issue.
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Paris
Great Britain
United States
Europe
America
Unsettled Tonight With Scattered Showers Expected
Weather notes indicate a somewhat unsettled pattern tonight into Wednesday with possible scattered showers. Temperatures not much changed. northern portions stay cooler. River stages show slight rises and falls at Keokuk and Hermann with miscellaneous city readings and yesterday’s figures indicated.
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Assouri
Keokuk
Kansas City
Waverly O
Hisonyiile
Hermann
Pesterdey
Local West Point Graduates Listed For Academy Class
Two hundred fifty cadets from 44 states three territories and one foreign country will graduate from the United States Military Academy on June 12. War secretary Newton D. Baker will deliver the address and present diplomas and commissions as second lieutenants. The graduates include Herbert H. Andrae Jefferson City Frederick W. Barnes St Louis Karl W. Bauer Jefferson City Robert G. Kinkenau Webster Groves Harvey J. dJablonsky Clayton Dana W. Byers Joplin Richard Ringo Moore Kirksville William S. Stone St Louis.
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West Point
United States Military Academy
Newton D. Baker
Missouri
Herbert H. Andrae
W. High St
Jefferson City
Frederick W. Barnes
Forest Park Blvd
St. Louis
Karl W. Bauer
Dunklin St
Robert G. Kinkenaur
Bristol Road
Webster Groves
Harvey J. dJablonsky
Clayton
Dana W. Byers
Joplin
Richard Ringo Moorman
Scott St
Kirksville
William S. Stone
Pershing Ave
Free Circus Tickets Spark Local Kid Show Demand
The News and Tribune began distributing seventy five free tickets on day one to ensure all children can attend Marlow's Mighty Show at Jefferson and Dunklin Streets this Friday through Sunday. The act features the Ray family, Barnhart Band, Riddle Family, Carl Townsend, dog and pony acts, and Ginger the bear in a child friendly three day stand.
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News and Tribune
Ray
News
Dunklin Streets
Si Ee Segre Wellas
Barnhart
Riddle
Arilists
Carl Townsend
Ginger
Former resident to deliver speech tonight in Jefferson City
Frank M. Lee, former Jefferson City resident now with New England Mutual in St. Louis, will speak to the Jefferson City Association of Life Underwriters at the Missouri Hotel. He has gained national recognition as a life insurance executive and speaker, and is expected to attract underwriters from Cole and eight nearby counties for the 8 o'clock meeting.
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Frank M. Lee
Jefferson City
Jefferson City Association of Life Underwriters
Missouri
Mr. Lee
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
St. Louis
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Philadelphia
Iis
Lee
Cole
Fails to identify on trial for murder in Kansas City
Dale N. Swofford, guard for Commerce Trust Company, testified in the Sam Decaro murder trial that he could not identify any of the five suspects in the February 27 bank holdup that yielded about 200000 in securities and $1000 in cash. Kemner resisted. Swofford was restrained by two robbers, with a third man nearby armed with a machine gun.
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Kansas City
Dale N. Swofford
Commerce ‘Trust Company
Webster Kemmner
Sam Decaro
Deraro
Kemner
Tno
Swofford
Themner
Drought Relief Efforts As Rain Fails To Save Crops
Rain reaches parched west but arrives too late to redeem early grain. Nebraska urges relief as feed supplies run low. drought aid of 250000 and 600000 programs under review. Iowa Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota Nebraska Indiana report heavy damage and looming feed shortages. Government purchases ease ranges. Illinois and Ohio face severe crop delays.
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Chicago
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North
Dakota
Nebraska
Indiana
South Dakota
Idaho
Dobbie
Utah
Wisconsin State Department of Agriculture
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Wyoming
Arnold King
Department of Agriculture Statistician
New Mexico
Montana
Ohio
Michigan
Oregon
California
Arizona
Texas
Nolte Rejects City Bond Sale Plan In St Louis
St Louis on June 3 AP Comptroller Louis Nolte voted against an ordinance to authorize selling 16 100 000 in public works bonds approved by voters May 15 arguing the city is unprepared to service debt. He noted a deficit in the sinking fund of 2 452 907 dollars, warning this blocks bond issuance unless aldermen pass revenue bills urged by Mayor Bernard F Dickmann.
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ST. Louis
Louis Nolte
Board of Estimates
Nolte
Board of Estimate
Nalte
Board of Aldermen
Bernard F. Dickmann
De Molay Lowers Minimum Age to Join
Frank S. Land announced the Order of De Molay lowers the minimum joining age from 16 to 15, while the maximum age of 21 remains unchanged. The Kansas City announcement confirms the change effective immediately for the youth organization.
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Kansas City
Frank S. Land
The
Order of de Molay
Plane brings convicts to Missouri prison for first time
Two Butler county burglary convicts, Charles Meyers Vawter and Charles Lemons, were flown to the Missouri state penitentiary by Sheriff Lester Massingham after a 1 hour 35 minute flight from Poplar Bluff. Pilot was . Z. Newson. They were processed into the prison routine upon arrival.
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Missouri
Butler County
Lester Massingham
Poplar Bluff
Z. Newson
Charles Meyers Vawter
Charles Lemons
Board Votes to End Fee-Based Piano Classes at School
The Board of Education voted to discontinue piano classes run by a private instructor for four years begun at the request of the Parent Teachers Association. Two teacher resignations were accepted and filled. Miss Rachel Brenneisen resigned as director of women's physical education at senior high. Miss Clara Willis was elected to succeed her. Miss Eugenia Morris resigned as home economics instructor at junior high. Miss Anne Roach was elected to fill the vacancy. Miss Roach is the daughter of Cornelius Roach, former secretary of state.
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Board of Education Lastaight
Parent- Teachers Association
Irene Slate
Rachel Brenneisen
Clara Willis
Kirksville High School
Eugenia Morris
Anne Roach
Kansas City
Moberly Shoe Plant Workers Ordered Back in Seven Days
In Moberly Missouri union leaders and Brown Shoe Company officials told striking workers last night the plant would close permanently if not returning within seven days. A citizens committee and a back to work group aim to settle wage and grievance disputes, with 1,260 employees off the job for three weeks.
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Moberly
Brown Shoe Company
Mayer L . Nickell
Merbers
Citizens’ Committee
Brown Plank
Former St. Louisan Pays State Inheritance Tax
The estate of Mrs. Sofia Peauz formerly of St. Louis who died in Pasadena California on April 14 1930 paid the state inheritance tax of 23160 on the new estate totaling 1771233 while receiving 49331 as the estate’s tax credit.
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Sofia Peauz
St. Louis
Pasadena
Calif
Prisoners Sweeping Streets Hopes to Curb Transients
Mayor Means Ray and Chief John H. Bruney propose using prisoners to sweep alleys and perform city work to curb roaming transients. The plan follows a nightclub fight aftermath and aims to keep prisoners busy without hindering regular workers.
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Means Ray
John H. Bruney
Bruit Jex
Ray
Penny
Commercial Avenue
Billie Club
Hoover
Initiate 74 Into Phi Beta Kappa at Missouri
In Columbia Missouri on June 5 the University of Missouri initiated fourteen Phi Beta Kappa members. Named inductees include James Good Friend Mary Montgomery Duffy Frank E. Martin Samuel Davi Macon George W. Ittner Jr Melvin Haupt Laura Virginia Whitlark Ottumwa Virginia Elliott Paul P. Pierce Edward Kilpatrick Chester Starr William Hill Richard Smith Robert Roy Johnson Jr Those named hail from St Louis Warrensburg Jefferson City and Oceanport among others.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Phi Beta Kappa
James Good
Friend
St. Joseph
Mary Montgomery Duffy
Jefferson City
Frank E. Martin
Warrensburg
Samuel Davi Macon
George W. Ittner, Jr
St Louis
Melvin R. Haupt
St. Louis
Laura Virginia Whitlark
Tarboro N. My
Virginia Elizabeth Elliott
Ottumwa
Paul P. Pierce
Snowdown
Ala
Edward F. Kilpatrick
Chester G. Starr
William A. Hill
Richard Smith
Robert Roy Johnso, Jr
Columbia
Stephens Named to Finance Committee of Democratic Party
Hugh Stephens, president of the Exchange National Bank board, was notified he was named a member of the Finance Committee of the Democratic National Committee. The appointment came from National headquarters in New York, with James W. Gerard, former ambassador to Germany, as chairman. The letter to Stephens came from Mr. Gerard.
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Hugh Stephens
Exchange National Bank Today
Democratic National Committee
New York
James W. Gerard
Germany
Stephens
Gerard
Herbert Hoover
Lehr Fess
Ohio
Gleason
Alvin T. Hert
Kentucky
Everett Sanders
Albert G. Simms
New Mexico
John D. Hamilton
Kansas
Washington
Getz
George P. Getz
Chicago
Charles H. Hilles
National
Walter Ebedge
New Jersey
Alleghanies
George FP. Goelz
National Party
Ralph E. Williams
Oregon
National Committee
City Engineer Over Bid on Sewer Contract Questioned
The Lew district No 35 bid of 6299.50 was found to understate the city engineer's estimate by 1254 and thus should not have been considered. The contract was awarded to Martin Wunderlich but likely will be paused after City Attorney June R. Rose reviews legal points. The council also discussed a proposed veto of a special city mass committee plan and a Burns and McDonnell report on Missouri Power and Light Co rates. A hedge fence and sewer protest in Marshall Street block 900 was sent to the street committee.
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Martin Wunderlich
June R. Rose
Means Ray
Burns and McDonnell Engineering
Kansas City
Missouri Power and Light Co
Marshall Street
Property Own
Development Plan for Missouri River and Tributaries Approved
An inter-departmental water committee recommends a comprehensive Missouri River system program. It envisions power, navigation, flood control, irrigation, and water supply projects with an estimated total cost around 200 million dollars, including major levee, reservoir, and channel improvements and several power developments along the river.
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Inter Departmental Water Flow Committee
Osage
Washington
Jie
Missouri River
Missouri
Platte
Platte River
Cadidag
Mision Services
Arkansas
Kaaisis
Orb
Cunr
Oal
Piquet Water
Invius
White River
Hood
Port Scot
East Ottawa
Oswatomie
Osage River
St. Francis
Guise
al i
Ba Lelaos
Ressa
Lawrence
Junction
Antil Kas
Sioux City
Towa
Yearkton
S. C
Yankton
Yellowstone River
Mississippi
Richland-Archingtost
Osceola
South Grand
Pomme de ‘Verre
Grand River
Chillicothe
South River
Garfield
Kansas Cities
Aribie
Redbird
Niobrara
Gordon Creek
April auto crash toll in Missouri reaches 58 deaths
The Missouri highway department reports 58 deaths from auto crashes in April. Nineteen died instantly, 39 from injuries, with 609 people injured across 555 accidents. Most fatals occurred on highways, totaling 29, including 18 pedestrians struck and eight additional highway fatalities.
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Missouri
State Highway Department
Tennessee Trig Surrender Ends Prison Siege in Nashville
Three long term prisoners surrendered to authorities at Tennessee State Penitentiary after a seven hour siege in the east wing. Carl Pentecost Lonnie Taylor and J Raines overpowered a guard and seized weapons before a trusted officer persuaded them to lay down their arms. Taylor had prior involvement in a prison break and a related slaying.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tayo
Convic
State Penitentiary
Carl Pentecost
Lonnie Taylor
J. Raines
Taylor
Trusty
Smith
Ed Connors
Oliver Spurlock
Cornors
Faylor
Cliff Titus Enters Senate Race Again
State Senator Cliff Titus of Joplin filed for re election on the Republican ticket. Titus, a minister elected to the senate in 1930 from the 28th district, joins other filings including Edward P. Baker of Springfield for state senator in the 20th district on the socialist ticket and George D. Strochman of St. Louis for Congress from the 13th district on the Democratic ticket.
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Cliff Titus
Joplin
Secretary of
Titus
Senate
William F. Depelheuer
St. Louis
Edward P. Baker
Springfield
George D. Strochman
Congress
13Th Congressional District
Gordon Wheeling
AR. A. Garesche
8Th Judicial Circuit
Free Clinic for Babies and Children at Baptist Church
A free clinic for preschool children will be held at the Baptist Church Sunday School rooms on Monroe Street and Capital Avenue. Hours are 8:30 to 11:00 a.m. and 12:30 to 4:00 p.m. Local physicians will examine children aged one to six, with Blue Ribbon Baby Awards and badges awarded to meet health standards.
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Baptist Church
Monroe St
Capital Ave
Division of Child Hygiene
State Board of Health
Ozarkian Freed on High Court Writ
Relius Hale, serving a two year term in the state penitentiary after a felonious assault conviction, was ordered released by the State Supreme Court on a habeas corpus writ. Hale, of Ozark, argued the commitment warrant was void and excessive delay hindered transfer to the penitentiary. He was convicted for shooting at Omer Rozers in December 1922, sentenced in May 1930, and had been on bond most of the interim before being brought here last January.
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Relius Hale
Tir
Christian Colony
State Supreme Court
Hile
Ozark
Omer Rozers
Reformatory Terms for Girl Kidnapers
Two female accomplices of William F. Geltle’s kidnapers were sentenced. Mona Gallighren, 21, Whittier, received two years at Alderson reformatory in West Virginia. Loretta Woody, 23, drew eighteen months for conspiracy to extort money by mail.
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Los Angeles
Jung
William F. Geltle
Beverly Hills
Mona Gallighren
Whittier
Alderson
West Virginia
Loretta Woody
Snowstorm Hits Boise National Forest Snowfall Tops Four Inches
A June 5 snowstorm swept the Boise national forest region sending up to four inches of snow in some high country areas. Most of the snow melted quickly, leaving only damp ground and bare paths visible today as flowers bloom nearby.
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Boise
Idaho
Boise National Forest
Republicans Meet Bering Closed Doors
The Republican National Committee adjourned after noon without electing a new chair and went into executive session. The split between Hoover loyalists and reformists deepened as members debated leadership, with Charles Hilles urging a younger western pick and Mills faction backing Hoover allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Republican National Committee
J. Henry Bora~hack
Connecticut
Turner Leads in the OWA Primary in Des Moines
Former Governor Dana Turner clings to a statewide lead after yesterday’s primary. With 1,894 of 2,452 precincts reported, Turner has 95,298 votes to 88,893 for Robert W. Colflesh, followed by Clarence Knutson with 45,514 and Wallace M. Short with 28,158. Continuous updates expected as counting proceeds.
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Des Moines
Dana Turner
Clyde EL. Herring
Turner
Robert W. Colflesh
Goldflesh
Clarence Knutson
Wallace M. Short
Candidates File Declarations For August Primary
Attorney General Roy McKittrick announces filings for nominations in the August 7 primary are due by Friday midnight. The law requires declarations to be filed sixty days before the primary, shifting the expected deadline from Thursday June 7.
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Roy McKittrick
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