Compromise Revenue Bill Sent to President Hoover
The Senate accepted the conference report on the compromise revenue bill totaling 1.1185 billion dollars and sent it to President Hoover for signature. The measure raises individual and corporate income taxes near war-time levels, adds several two year excise taxes, and aims to balance the federal budget with economies in pending bills. The roll call shows 46 to 35 in favor, with party lines and Farmer-Labor in opposition.
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Washington
June
Senate
Hoover
House of Representatives
Austin
Barbour
Bingham
Carey
Dale
Davis
Dickinson
Glenn
Goldsborough
Hale
Hastings
Hatfield
Hebert
Jones
Kean
Keyes
McNary
Metcalf
Moses
Oddie
Patterson
Reed
Shortridge
Smoot
Steiner
Townsend
Vandenberg
Walcott
Watson
White
Ashurst
Bailey
Barkley
Bratton
Connally
Coolidge
George
Harrison
Hayden
Kendrick
King
Lewis
Robinson
Arkansas
Wagner Walsh
Massachusetts
Walsh
Montana
Blaine
Borah
Capper
Couzens
Cutting
Frazier
Howell
Johnson
LaFollette
Norris
Nye
Bankhead
Buikley
Bulew
Byrnes
Mrs
Caraway
Cohen
Costigan
Dill
Pletcher
Glass
Gore
Hawes
Hull
Logan
McGill
McKellar
Neely
Pittman
Sheppard
Smith
Thomas
Oklahoma
Trammel
Tydings
Shipstead
Oklahoma Troops Ordered To Front By Murray
Durant Oklahoma June 6 AP The Red River Bridge War flares again as Lieut Col John MacDonald and a guard detachment move to the front under Governor Murray. Oklahoma City issues patrol orders for the front along the Denison Durant free bridge area after a Kansas City court decision. Federal Judge Pollock refused to dismiss the bridge company’s injunctive request to halt tolls and damages claims.
Tipton man H F Snorgrass dies at 72
Hen F Snorgrass of Tipton Mo died at his home after several weeks illness. He was 72, born in Tipton, spent his life there, ran a grocery for over forty years. Survived by wife Sallie and two children. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm in Tipton with Masonic rites. He was a well known Central Missouri resident and frequent Jefferson City visitor.
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Ben F. Snorgrass
L. A. Snorgrass
Tipton
Mr. Snorgrass
Sallie Snofgrass
Clyde Humphies
Forecast Unsettled Yet Warm Across Missouri
Weather outlook shows unsettled conditions tonight and Tuesday with continued warmth. Partly cloudy skies expected in most areas, with possible showers in the extreme north portion and little temperature change overall.
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Missouri
Nevada Loan Association Placed In Receivership
A voluntary receivership was granted for the Farm and Savings Loan Association in America by Circuit Judge C. A. Hendricks to stop withdrawals and reorganize. George W. Wagner was named receiver. the Missouri based lender has over 50 million in assets and 50,503 members. The action targets a possible reorganization enabling continued operations. The association, with offices across Missouri Oklahoma and Texas, has existed since 1893 and reported assets of 50,198,787.10 at Feb 29, including first mortgage loans and real estate holdings. More than 90 percent of borrowers are homeowners with all loans secured by first mortgages. The article lists officers and notes no farm loans in years.
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Nevada
Farm and Saree Savings and Loan Association
America
C. A. Hendricks
George W. Wagner
State Building and Loan
Wagner
Association
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
O. H. Ross
E. E. Amick
J. G. Hughes
W. T. Ballagh
E. E. Levens
S. C. Cartier
Lee B. Ewing
W. F. Sterrett
H. L. Glenn
Capital City Men Charged With Robbery
First degree robbery charges filed against Bob Bogle Eddie Francis and Geo Hildebrand in connection with an assault on John Winigear at 625 Kansas Street The victim said he was lured to a nearby meeting then struck from behind with a car crank and $23 stolen Police later arrested Francis and Bogle with Hildebrand later questioned at the station
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Bob Bogle
Eddie Francis
Geo. Hildebrand
John Winigear
Kansas Street
Winigear
Highway 50
Francis
Schatzer
Erhardt
Bogle
Hildebrand
Republican Leaders Back Submission Plank for Prohibition
Washington June 6 AP Republican congressional leaders are in virtual agreement on a prohibition plank calling for prompt action by Congress to push the eighteenth amendment resubmission through state conventions. Senator Watson, who led Senate strategy, said a June 5 meeting and follow up talks produced unity on the plan. The platform would back enforcement and condemn the saloon, urging Congress to refer the amendment to states via non partisan conventions for retail or modification under Article Five.
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Washington
Watson
Congress
Senate
Children Here Set Record At Pog
A crowd of 572 boys and girls under 16 established a new one day children s swimming record at the pool yesterday. In past seasons there were more bathers but never so many children in one day. Spectators filled a pavilion porch and parked cars to watch the merry making bathers. A chamber of commerce member predicted summer will see families return for more swimming as season ticket prices are slashed.
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Chamber of Commerce Committee
California Man Lets 5000 Pick Bride at Picnic
Hollister California June 6 AP Jim Dale did not seek a traditional match but let 5000 people choose his bride at an Elks picnic. The crowd loudly backed Emma Johnson 52 a San Jose widow who won the unofficial vote among seven candidates. Dale had prepared for a quick wedding with a license and even named all seven women. James Rolph Jr arrived by plane to be best man.
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Hollister
Calif
Jim Dale
John Alden
Emma Johnson
San Dose
Kim Dale
Petaluma
Dale
James Mulcahy Dies in Kansas City After Illness
Jefferson City barber James Mulcahy died at his Kansas City home Sunday night after a lingering illness caused by a second stroke. He was 42, born in Jefferson City and resided there most of his life before moving five years ago. His mother and sister Mrs Warren Herald preceded him in death. He was married to Edith Phillips 24 years ago. The body will be returned to Jefferson City for funeral home arrangements at Thorpe J. Gordon.
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James Mulcahy
Jefferson City
Kansas City
Mulcahy
Edith Phillips
Warren Herald
Thorpe J. Gordon
Senators Will Miss B U P Convention
Washington June 6 AP With a week left before the Republican National Convention Senator Watson Indiana Republican leader told reporters it would be impossible for the Senate to finish its legislative duties in time to attend. He said no recess is planned and work will keep the Senate until July 1. If adjournment does not occur, senators will miss the June 14 convention and perhaps the Democratic meeting starting June 27. Other senators agreed the remaining week is insufficient for key measures on economy and relief.
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Washington
Watson
Indiana
Senate
Trenton Denies Its Rates Were Reduced
A reply brief filed by attorneys for the city of Trenton with the State Public Service Commission disputes Missouri Public Service Company's claim that Trenton's electricity rates were voluntarily reduced. The city seeks a formal rate cut, arguing current charges are too high and contesting the company's appraisal critique as incomplete and unfounded.
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Attormeys
Trenton
State Public Service Commission
Missouri Public Service Company
West End Pool Hall Robbed on West Main Street
A West End pool hall on West Main Street was entered and robbed last night. An undetermined amount of money and merchandise was taken. Police have no suspects and are investigating the burglary.
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West End
West Main Street
Young Couples Granted Marriage Licenses in Linn Area
Saturday afternoon Charles Larimore aged 22 and Pearl Branson aged 17 applied for and received a marriage license. Monday Everett Wheat aged 21 and Ruthie Branson aged 16 sister of Pearl also obtained licenses. All residents near Linn.
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Charles Larimore
Pearl Branson
Everett Wheat
Ruthie Branson
Pearl
Linn
Carrolton Man Wins Central Missouri Zone Shoot
R. E. Ferguson of Carrolton broke 374 of 400 to win the Central Missouri zone shoot. R. W. Elliott of Kansas City shot a 101 straight and had the highest average at 381 but missed eligibility for the championship as a western zone member.
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R. E. Ferguson
Carrolton
R. W. Elliott
Kansas City
Escapes At Missouri Reformatory Rescue Efforts Ongoing
Four convicts escaped from the Missouri prison farms near Algoa late Saturday night. Two youths from the new intermediate reformatory, William Howard and Floyd Collins, were captured in St. Louis less than a day later. A $50 reward was offered for each fugitive. The other two escapees, Charles Magee and William Burnell, fled during a leisure period and remained at large as guards and officials extended statewide watch.
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Here
St. Louis
John Thornberry
Missouri
Algoa
William
Billy) Howard
Ste. Genevieve County
Tarcery
Floyd G. Collins
Howell County
Collins
Howard
Folice
Reformatory
Charles Magee
Putnam County
William Burnell
Hickory County
State Conference on Evangelion Opens Tuesday
A state wide conference on Evangelism and Missions will convene at the local Baptist Church this week starting Tuesday afternoon. The church expects about two hundred visitors from across the state and the south. Distinguished attendees include Dr Edgar Gadbold Kansas City Dr J B Lawrence Atlanta Dr S E Ewing St Louis and Dr Lewis M Hale Springfield Mo. The event aims to discuss evangelism and church efficiency through lectures and round tables and is open to the public.
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South
Edgar Gadbold
Kansas City
J. B. Lawrence
Atlanta
Georgia
S. E. Ewing
St. Louis
Lewis M. Hale
Springfeld
Special Commissioner Sought in Dog Racing Dispute
Harry Castlen, prosecutor for St Louis County, filed with the Missouri Supreme Court to appoint a special commissioner to hear evidence in the dog racing dispute in St Louis. The Wellston Kennel Club must remain closed until at least fall after the court set the case for October term. The court previously issued a rule prohibiting Circuit Judge Jerry Mulloy from enforcing an injunction against track operations. The prosecutor argues that track operation under the subscription plan constitutes gambling and violates state law.
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Harry Castlen
St. Louis County
Missouri Supreme Court
St. Louis
Wellston Kennel Club
Supreme Court
Jerry Mulloy
Jefferson City Welcomes 2000 Visitors on $1 Excursion Trains
More than two thousand people from St. Louis arrived in Jefferson City aboard two Missouri Pacific specials at a $1 round trip rate. About 650 continued to Brumnel Dam, while over thirteen hundred stayed for the day as hotels and restaurants faced a sudden rush. Traffic into the capital was heavy and a planned $1 excursion from Kansas City was announced for June 19, with further trips to follow.
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Jefferson City
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Bresnell Dam
Bagnell
Lake of the Ozarks
Joe
YL Q
Kansas City
New Attempt to Rob Eugene Rink Thwarted
State police and county authorities hold four prisoners in Cole County jail after thwarting a bank robbery attempt at Eugene. Authorities search their home and confiscate papers amid suspicions of wider activity in Tersan City area. Suspects remain silent, with potential links to a Jefferson City bank robbery investigation.
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Cole County
Eugene
Tersan City
Jefferson City
Federal Court Opens To Try Land Gases Case At Lake Of The Ozarks
Federal court convened to hear about six condemnation cases connected to land around Lake of the Ozarks. The Union Electric Company sues Thomas Province. Judge Reeves will oversee about three days for the lead case with five more scheduled. Lawyers include B Shank, Charles Crocker, Sid C Roach, Charles Morrow, and Henry P Bay. Damages from the lake will be fixed by juries. W L Vandeventer attended briefly, then left for Kansas City as the session proceeds with U S Marshal Asa Butler and court clerk A L Arnold remaining.
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Federal
Lake of the Ozarks
Reeves
Union Electrc Company
Thomas Province
Union Electric
B. Shank
Charles Crocker
Sid C. Roach
Charles Morrow
Henry P. Bay
W. L. Vandeventer
Kansas City
United States
Asa Butler
A. L. Arnold
City Council to Decide Bond Plans This Evening
City council meets to transact routine business and consider selling bonds voted to retire indebtedness to Missouri Power and Light and Capital City Water. Possible bid advertisement. May collections total $6,293.69, revenue fund balance $27,907.97, vehicle fund $16,716.76.
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Missouri Power and Light Company
Capital City Water Company
Hit and Run Driver Sought After City Collision
Police seek a hit and run driver whose vehicle struck Miss LeMoyne Kays at Miller and Jefferson Street. Three occupants fled the scene with no attempt to render aid. both cars’ occupants escaped injury. Also, a state legal department opinion called a proposed plan to bar Black voters from the Democratic primary ineffective.
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LeMoyne Kays
Miller and
Jefferson Street
Cole Prisoner Transferred From Reformatory To Main Prison
John Thornberry announced the transfer of Herbert Wekamp a Cole County inmate from the new intermediate reformatory to the main prison for violating visiting rules. Wekamp received a May 19 two year term for automobile theft and left the grounds with visitors. Thornberry noted reformatory inmates have privileges but warned any honor rule violations will prompt immediate transfer to the main prison.
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John Thornberry
New Intermediate Reformatory
Herbert Wekamp
Cole County
Wekamp
New Reformatory
Thornberry
Detroit Unemployed Clash With Police At Briggs Plant Gates
About 3,000 unemployed men crowded Briggs Manufacturing at Mack Avenue, demanding relief and wage boosts. Police with tear gas and clubs repelled the crowd, injuring several and arresting five, while leaders identified include Galin and Jessie Negaitza.
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Detroit
Mack Avenue
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Li:d. A
John Schmies
Briggs
Mon
Mlice
Bolh
Norton M. Schuknecht
Briggs Company
Jessie Negaitza
Nester Negaitza
Joseph Maroz
Roy Bennicusis
Max Tasler
Roland Galin
Galin
Jane Lee Tellman Seriously Ill After Operation
Jane Lee Tellman age 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Telljira, underwent an operation at St Marys Hospital this morning. Her condition is serious. This is her second hospital visit after earlier injuries from an automobile crash left a fractured skull, from which she has since recovered.
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Jane Lee Tellman
Paul Telljira
St.Mary’s Hospital
Victor Schulte Named Electrical Inspector
Mayor Henry C. Asef announced the appointment of Victor Schulte as Electrical Inspector. The ordinance creating the office was unanimously passed last month, with a salary set at 100 dollars per month if the job so earns.
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Henry C. Asef
Engineer 15 Killed In Tullingis Wreck
Durand II June 6 AP The engineer was killed when the Southwest Limited of the Milwaukee railroad derailed after a washout caused by steady rain. Fireman James jumped to safety and was injured. Two mail clerks were hurt. Passengers were not seriously harmed though a sleeping car and coach left the rails. The last car, an observation car and diner, stayed on the track. The train was en route from Kansas City to Milwaukee.
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Durand
Southwest Limited
Milwaukee Railroad
Rowe
James
Milwauckee
Kansas City
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Hen F. Snorgrass
Tipton, MC
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Boonville
Osceola
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Huge Corporation
Capital City
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James Mulgary
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