Noted Missouri newspaper man Alfred G Baker dies
Alfred G Baker long associated with Versailles Statesman and Post-Tribune plant died at his home in Versailles after a brief illness. He was born in Kentucky and taught school before journalism. Survived by widow four children L L Baker Waldo Emmerson Stephens and Arthur Baker. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm from Versailles Baptist Church with burial in Versailles.
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Alfred G. Baker
Missouri
Pis
Versailles
Kentucky
Chilren
L. L Baker
Warrensburg
Star Journal
Waldo, Emmerson
Fowler, Colo
Lon Stephens
Independence
Arthur Baker
Jefferson City
Pantages Released on Bail Amid Court Action
California Supreme Court orders bail for Alexander Pantages, jailed while appealing a 50 year sentence for criminal assault on dancer Eunice Pringle. The 54 year old theater magnate faces multiple issues including a separate narcotics case. His body was found in the penitentiary ward after an apparent suicide attempt. his uncle plans to take the remains to St. Paul.
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Los Angeles
California Supreme Court
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Anny
Aia Ae
Ance Court
Bae
Isyas
D. H. Ifet
St. Paul
Pai
Zieve
Arnhold Motor Co Cancels Chevrolet Agency
Hugo Arnhold, manager of the Anhold Motor Buses Company, announced cancellation of the Chevrolet franchise. The firm will stay at 21 Capitol Avenue and focus on new and used cars, with plans to expand equipment and service efficiency.
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Hugo Arnhold
Anhold Motor Buses Company
Chevrolet
Arnhold
Capitol Avenue
Death of Francis Ott Brother of Louis L Ott
Word reached here today of the death in Los Angeles California of Francis Ott sole brother of Louis L Ott and a former resident of this city. Ott had been ill for some time and leaves a widow and one brother. He was a son of the late Judge Philip Ott a longtime local figure.
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Los Angeles
Francis Ott
Louis L. Ott
Ott
Philip Ott
Boy accidentally shot playing with rifle near Russellville
Ben Wirschner, 93, brought to hospital from Russellville after a bullet wound in the abdomen. The boy, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Kirschner, was shooting at a target when the bullet glanced back. An operation was planned for this afternoon.
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Ben Wirschner
Russellville
Henry
Kirschner
Russeilville
Three Madre File for Otate Senate
An OCR fragment promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a trusted laxative. It notes constipation warnings and urges use under a family doctor, claiming safety, herbal ingredients, pleasant taste, and habit-free use with availability at drugstores.
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Caldwell
Missouri Income Taxes Rise With State Gain for 1930
State Auditor L D B Thompson reports Missouri income taxes will total 4 139 274 29 for 1930, a rise of 280 399 51 over 1929. Cole County shows a 6 280 27 increase, St Louis and Jackson counties also post gains with totals and delinquencies expected to lift final figures.
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Missouri
L. DB. Thompson
Cole County
City of
St. Louis
Thompson
Thas
General Revenue Fund
St. Louis County
Jackson County
Kansas City
Hoover nominates Breuer for Eastern Missouri U S Attorney
President Hoover names Louis H. Breuer as United States Attorney for the eastern district of Missouri. The nomination aims to fill the federal prosecutor post amid ongoing federal law enforcement efforts in the region.
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Washington
Hoover
Louis H. Breuer
United States
District of
Missouri
Government harsh on liquor law violators in federal system
Rep Bachmann of West Virginia told the House today that the federal government imposes heavier punishment on prohibition offenders than states. He cited that more than 25 percent of federal prisoners are liquor law violators, while state penalties are lighter with about 3 1/2 percent of state prisoners as prohibition offenders.
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Washington
Bachmann
West Virginia
Rev Shoemaker Found Guilty in Abduction Case
Alonzo L. Shoemaker, a Pentecostal minister, was found guilty by a jury in Alton City Court after more than ten hours of deliberation. The conviction carries a potential sentence of one to ten years in prison. The judge had not yet imposed a sentence.
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Alton
Ili
Dune
Alonzo L. Shoemaker
Defense Requests Miller as Witness in Secrest Case
Defense lawyers seek subpoena for W F Miller alleged eyewitness to Blyda Anderson's death on January 1 as second Secrest trial nears. About 150 witnesses have been summoned by both sides with more planned. Trial resumes June 16 in Boonville after Secrest’s earlier release on bond.
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Miller
Roy Secrest
W. F. Miler
Blyda Anderson
Curtis le Quimby
W. F. Miller
Secrest
Miss Anderson
Cocrest
Boonville
Stdrest
Bond
Missouri medical examination set in St Louis June 11 13
An estimated 155 applicants from several class A medical schools will take the Missouri state medical examination at the St Louis University Medical School June 11 12 and 13. The state board of health will also hear three license revocation cases including Dr Robert Lentine of St Louis Dr E Braker of Madison Mo and Dr W R Harmon of Springfield. The hearings occur at the Jefferson Hotel after the exam starts.
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Missouri
St. Louis
State Board of Health
James Stewart
St. Louis University Medical School
Stewart
Niz
Robert Lentine
Illinois
E. Braker
Madison
W. R. Harmon
Springfield
Jefferson Hotel
Building housing bank under scrutiny amid fire damage
Fire destroyed a large brick Conway building housing the Farmers Bank, now under grand jury scrutiny in Lebanon. An adjoining building suffered heavy damage, estimated losses around 25000 dollars. Cashier Jewell Benage was arrested on a warrant for accepting deposits in a failing bank as firefighters from Lebanon helped save the Frisco station with salt on the roof and water.
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Springfield
Conway
Farmers Bank
Lebanon
Jewell Benage
Brooks Seen As Governor Candidate From Missouri
The Southeast Missourian reports visitors from Jefferson City in Cape Girardeau note Dr Stratten D Brooks ex University of Missouri president may run for governor in two years on a platform tied to the state survey plan. They say voters object to his dismissal and he could gain support from those calling for an in house cleaning at MU.
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Gape Girardeat
Southeast Missourian Today
Tefferson City
Cape Girardeau
State Survey Commission
Stratten D. Brooks
University of Missouri
Missouri
Brooks
Max Meyer
Martin Kautsch Seeks Probate Judge Nomination
Martin F. Kautsch, previously deputy circuit clerk, filed as a Republican candidate for probate judge. John E. Garman, former probate judge, filed for the Democratic nomination this afternoon. This marked the last day for filing.
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Martin F. Kautsch
John E. Garman
James Abney Dies From Accidental Rifle Wound Near Vienna
James Abney aged 20 died from a wound inflicted by a 22 caliber rifle he was examining. The accident occurred near Vienna and he was rushed to the hospital, dying en route. He resided at Harrisburg and the body was shipped there today.
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James Abney
Vienna
Harrisburg
State Building and Loan Co Assets Reach 200 Million in Missouri
Missouri building and loan associations report total assets of 205.575 million as of March 1, 1920, up from 198.853 million six months earlier. George W. Wagner notes increases across St Louis, Kansas City, St Joseph, Springfield, Jefferson City and other cities with 238 associations and a membership rise to 4,926,590.
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Missouri
George W. Wagner
St. Louis
Kansas City
St Joseph
Springfield
Jefferson City
Missou Ti
Eight Main Concrete Roads in Three Years
Missouri highway officials project a state wide network of eight main concrete roads within three years. Projects include No. 40 from St. Louis to Kansas City and widening near major cities, with segments in St. Louis County and Jackson County. Several routes shift from gravel to concrete and others are under construction or set for paving by late 1932 or 1933.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Blue Ridge Boulevard
Fattonville
St Louis City
Cockrell
Lone Jack
Jackson County
Gasconade River
Mt. Sterling
Leslie
Big Bend
St. Louis County
St. Joseph
Hannibal
Brookfield
Chillicothe
St. Lews
Joplin
Rolle
Lebanon
Iowa Line
Kirksville
Macon
Jefferson City
Ashland
Osage County
Tiolla
Vichy
Vienna
Raila
Lincoln
Springtiela
Sprigfield
Ozark
Arkansas Line
Keokuk
Valmyra
Mannibal
New London
Eona
Bowling Green
Baseball Results National Final
Batting line scores show St Louis vs New York with 7 10 runs. Pittsburgh beat Boston 4 2, Meine and Bell pitching. Chicago defeated Brooklyn 9 4 with multiple homers. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 14 9 with key hits from Gooch Klein and others.
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New York
Bell
Hard
Sherdel
Wilson
Pitesimmons
Boyan
Homer
Douthit
Pittsburgh
Boston
Meine
Cantwell
Spohrer
Suhr
Tth
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brey
Cicoch
Styles
Collins
Davis
Gooch
Klein
Rast to Be Ordained as Catholic Priest Sunday
Lawrence Rast of this city will be ordained at Kenrick Seminary Webster Groves Mo. Archbishop Glennon will officiate. The ceremony will be lengthy and Rast will take vows of celibacy prayer and service. The ordination follows twelve years of study at Quincy College and Kentuck Seminary now. The first solemn Mass will be held Monday at 9740 mn mi.
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Lawrence Rast
Kenrick Seminary
Webster Groves
Glennon
Fr. Rost
Quincy College
Kentlck
Arkansas inmate insanity observation begins for Bass
Little Rock June 6. Observation of Dr A dy Gass assessing the sanity of Bass, jailed for the murder of William Pearman near Gravette, has started. If insanity is found, steps will transfer him to the state hospital for nervous diseases.
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Little Rock
Ark
A.dy Gass
William KR. Pearman
Gravette
Arkansas Penitentiary
TH. A. Dishorig
L. Todhunter
Dishoney
Bass
Stepa
State Hospital
Gloucester schooner reports sighting giant sea serpent
The Pollyanna from Gloucester reported by Captain Cecil Moulton sighted a monster about 150 feet long near Highland Light on May 22. The crew described a horselike head and dark green body, traveling at about ten knots while all hands watched from the rails.
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Boston
Matey
Cecil Moulten
Gloucester
Highland Light
Moulton
Frederick F. Dimmick
Boston Fish Bureau
Tate
Holstein Breeders to Meet at Courthouse in June
Holstein breeders of Cole County plan a meeting at the courthouse on June 12 with a $30 fee for inspection permits to Columbia and Fulton. A basket dinner will be held on the University campus.
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Cole County
Columbis
Fulton
Planning Board to Frame City Plan Over Several Years
The city planning and zoning commission meets at 7 20 tonight at the Chamber of Commerce to hire Haxland Bartholomew and associates of St Louis to prepare a comprehensive city plan. The project will span years and cost 7500 with half funded by the city and half by the chamber.
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City Planning and Zoning Commission
Chamber of Commercce
C. G. Scruggs
Haxland Bartholomew, and Associates of
St. Louis
Chamber of Commerce
Heights
Uie
Givie
Men Held in Lynching of Negro at Chickasha
Eleven of seventeen witnesses at a coroner inquest name leaders of the mob that stormed Grady county jail a week ago and fatally wounded Henry Argo. Eleven suspects, all Chickasha residents, remain jailed. preliminary hearing set. Names include Jud Brown and John Gooch among others. six more are being sought on multiple charges including murder. G W Skinner, husband of the assaulted woman, admitted stabbing Argo as he lay dying.
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Crickasha
Okla
Grady County
Henry Argo
Chickasha
Skinner
Arto
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