Young woman to become county treasurer again
Miss Pauline Hopen, who retired when the county treasurer post merged with the county collector, is likely to be named to her old job after Governor Stark signs the treasurers bill. The salary may be cut from 2400 dollars. conventions will bring 25 airplanes to Jefferson City over the next two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Stark
Pauline Hopen
Miss Hopen
Cole County
Democratic Committee
H. P. Lauf
Hopen
Stark
General Assuit
Torres
General Assembly
Bond
Burglars Take Cigarette Machine At Refining Station
Burglars entered the National Refining Company filling station at Cherry and High streets and carried away a cigarette vending machine. They left a $10 cash drawer intact and partially damaged a window. A portion of the machine and 80 cigarette packages were later found in the alley behind 212 Marshall street. Police and highway patrolmen collected fingerprints as the investigation continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Refining Company
Cherry and
High Streets
High Street
Capitol Avenue
Marshall Street
Cloudy Tonight with Mild Tuesday Temperature Stable
The report indicates a cloudy night with little temperature change. Highs around 74 and lows near 54 today, with Sunday’s highs about 73 and lows near 53. Regional stations list small rainfall and property temperature readings, noting unsettled conditions and varying fall values in multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tres
Keokuk
Kansas City
Pau i Waverly
Boonville
St. Thomas
Herman
Union
Lane
Ozarus
Three men face fines and jail in city court
Otto Koelling received a 30 day jail sentence with a stay after admitting to leaving the scene of an accident in the 100 block of East High street. Orville O’Hara was fined and had his sentence stayed on promising to leave town. Joe Griffen was fined five dollars and jailed, with the sentence stayed if he refrains from drinking. he allegedly fired a shotgun into the air during a Saturday night incident. A separate crash on Monroe and High streets left Frank Hill with a probable skull fracture and other injuries, while Enos Eggers was not held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster S. Wheatly
Otto Koelling
Orville O'Hara
Joe Griffen
Koelling
D. M. Bolton
Armstrong, Mo
East High Street
O’hara
Griffen
Saline Griffen
Frank Hill
Elm Street
Bather
Enos Eggers
Monroe and
High Streets
Hill
St. Macy’s Hospital
Eggers
St. Louis
High Street
War Declared On Lafayette Gun Toters In La Fayette Street
Police filed state charges this afternoon against Glenn Sutton for carrying a concealed weapon after a night of frequent complaints about Lafayette street gun toters. Officer Mason testified Sutton had a .38 revolver on him and prosecutors planned a preliminary hearing, with another man charged for discharging a shotgun in the city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Street
Glenn Sutton
Booker Mason
Sutton
Carl F. Wymore
Harry Mackey
Mason
Foster S. Wheatly
Wymore
Joe Griffen
Chief Mackey
Pastor Succeeds Father in Kansas City Church
The Rev. J. Layton Mauze Jr., 30, assistant pastor of First Presbyterian Huntington West Virginia, was called Sunday by Central Presbyterian Kansas City to succeed his father Dr. J. Layton Mauze who died April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
J. Layton Mauze
First Presbyterian Church
Huntington
W. Va
Central Presbyterian Church
Widow of Champ Clark Very Ill
Mrs. Champ Clark, widow of former House leader Champ Clark, is critically ill at her daughter’s New Orleans residence. Genevieve Davis Bennett, a Callaway County, Missouri native, her husband died March 2, 1921, just before President Harding’s inauguration. The report notes Clark’s status as widow of the former minority Democratic leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
James M. Thompson
Clark
Genevieve Davis Bennett
Callaway County
Harding
Greene Co Coroner Dies After Investigating Fatal Wreck
Springfield dispatch reports Greene County coroner Dr. William Preston Patterson died of a heart attack after investigating a fatal two vehicle wreck that killed George W. Reed, 52, and injured three women. Reed was repairing his sedan when a dump truck struck it. The truck driver, Harold Stewart, 30, of Mount Vernon is in custody for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
William Preston Patterson
Greene
George W. Reed
Mountain View
Eva Reed
Iris Pearson
State Teachers College
Opal Wilbanks
Reed
Rogersville
Harold Stewart
Mount Vernon
Joan Piempont
Pierpont
Patterson
Guardian Seeks To Break Farm Lease In Circuit Suit
Guardian of Arthur Loesch seeks to void a March signed five year lease with H. C. Vander Feltz for an 88 acre farm near Jefferson City on Highway 64. Petition claims the deal is hard and unconscionable and would deprive Loesch of any benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August L. Gi. Beck
Arthur Loesch
Circuit Court
H. C. Vander Feltz
Beck
Loesch
Vander Feltz
Jefferson City
Highway 64
Labor unrest and strikes ripple across cities
A nationwide wave of labor action grips Lansing Providence and Chicago as 70 000 idle workers seek presidential intervention. John L Lewis backs wage and hour legislation but rejects wage fixing. Picketing at Lansing draws clashes, four plants in Detroit area halt operations, and steel workers press for joint wage agreements while Ford Richmond and Inland Steel face stoppages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lansing
Mich
Providence
R. L
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Washington
United Automobile Workers of America
Michigan
Capitol
Olds Motor Works
Fisher Body Corporation
Reo Motor Car Company
Motor Wheel Corporation
Edward Carr
Parbage
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Chicago
Republic Steel Corporation
James L. Hyland
Slike
Omaha
Neb
Virgil Floyd
F.S
St. Louis
Building Service Workers Union
Steel
Roosevelt
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
I. O
Inland Steel Company
Youngtown Sheet and Tube Company
Steel Corporations
the & W. C, Co
Richmond
Calif
Ford Motor Company
Ils
Fatally Injured Man Falls From Truck in Missouri
Ava Missouri June 7 AP Cad en Sanders 22 died late yesterday an hour after falling beneath a dump truck he and three companions had filled with sand at Bryant creek Truck driver Harry Gentry said Sanders and Glynn iby were riding on top the cab when the bump caused Sanders to fall The two friends had been helping load sand for the truck at the creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava
Caden Sanders
Bryant Creek
Harry Gentry
Sanders
Glynn Iby
Columbia Men Hurt in Crash on Highway 63 Near Turkey Creek
Two Columbia youths suffered painful lacerations in a late night sideswipe on Highway 63 near the Turkey Creek bridge. Injured were Glen Douglas and J. B. Mahans, both of Columbia, with Douglas needing thirty stitches. Seven people rode in his car. the other occupants escaped unhurt. The second car carried Al Engelprecht of Jefferson Street. Both vehicles were badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Highway 63
Turkey Creek Bridge
Glen Douglas
J. B. Mahans
Douglas
al Engelprecht
Jefferson Street
End of Session Hike Pay to Ten Dollars a Day Hinted
Adjournment of the marathon legislature session was predicted for noon Tuesday with talk of boosting solons pay to ten dollars daily. The senate moved a resolution to raise pay over one hundred percent, while the house was seen likely to pass it soon. A bill would place ten dollars per day for up to 120 to 150 days of session and three dollars after. The current pay is nine dollars for seventy days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Governor Signs Bill For Guards And Tax Tokens
The governor signs a measure halving prison guards hours from 84 to 56 weekly, creating 60 new jobs and funding payroll with a $122,000 appropriation. Separately, state auditors push immediate collection of a 2 percent sales tax once signed, plus zinc one mill tokens with a $150,000 budget and six months for full distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest
Smith
Hubert Bates
West-Tribune
Missouri
Lloyd C. Slark
H. P. Laut
Cole County
Senate
Stark
Missouri State Chiropractors Elect Leaders
Dr. P. B. Griffin of Independence was elected president of the Missouri State Chiropractors Association. Other officers include Dr. R. Fischer of Sedalia and Dr. Stella Hendrix of Jefferson City as vice presidents, with Dr. H. Ruediger of Moberly on the board. Mrs. A. O. Ludwig of St. Louis is president of the ladies auxiliary, with Mrs. B. H. Ruediger of Moberly as vice president. Mrs. R. Meller of Sedalia is treasurer and Mrs. R. M. Keller of Sedalia is district representative to the 1938 meeting in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Griffin
Independence
Missouri State Chiropractors Association
R. Fischer
Sendalia
Stella Hendrix
Jefferson City
H. Ruediger
Moberly
A. O. Ludwig
St. Louis
Ladies Auxiliary
R. Meller
Sedalia
R. M. Keller
Columbia
Dallas County Farmer Granted Venue Change
Prosecuting Attorney Theodore Scott said George Hoberecht, a 73 year old Dallas county farmer, was granted a change of venue to Polk county for his trial over the Easter Sunday killing of Warren Harley Medley, 23. The case is set for September term in Bolivar. Amelia Earhart headed toward Dakar, Senegal, in light rain as she continued her planned around the world flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Theodore Scott
George Hoberecht
Dallas County
Warren Harley Medley
Polk County
Buffalo
Bolivar
South Atlantic
Natal
Brazil
Amelia Earhart
Dakar
Senegal
Missouri Congressmen Plan 5 Million Strategy Meeting
Washington AP report notes Missouri congressional delegation plans a strategy conference likely this week to seek a 5 million refund of 1936 unemployment insurance taxes paid by Missouri firms. Gov Stark urged urgent action as states with prior acts received refunds. Cochran pushed to extend the deadline to 1938 in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Missouri
Lloyd C. Stark
Congress
Kansas
John J. Cochran
St. Leuis
Senate
Jean Harlow Dies at 26 in Los Angeles
Hollywood platinum blonde Jean Harlow dies at Good Samaritan Hospital after uterine poisoning spreads to the brain. The actress, born Jean Carpenter in 1912, rose to fame with Hell's Angels under Howard Hughes and had a high-profile marriages including Paul Bern and Hal Rosson, with William Powell as a constant companion. She never regained consciousness after a coma and died with her mother and friends at her bedside.
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Los Angeles
Jean Harlow
Platnum Bilonde
Good Simaritan Hospital
Br. E. C. Fishbaugh
Jean Bello
Fishhaugh
Harlean Carpenter
William Powell
Miss Harlow
Powell
Br. Fishbaugh
Jean Harlowe
Beautiful Blonde
Hollywood
Kansas City
Holly School For Girls
Hell’s Angels
Howard Hughes
Millionaire
Hell's Angels
Charles McGrew
Chicago Sportsman
Paul Bern
Bern
BP. S
Harlow
Yura
Ariz
Hal Rosson
Ace Film
We Powell
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Karas City
California
Highland Park
Chicago
Ferry Hall School
Lake Forest
Ill
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County Court
National League of District Postmasters
Beta Sigma Phi
Brunswick
Robert M. Wiseman
Maywood
Vera M. Yancy
Hunnewell
F. R. Moore
Brashear
Roy M.burchett
Elsberry
Thomas J. Omeara
Glendale, Mo
Solice
Invalid
President Coolidge
San Francisco
Frederick B. Saite, Jr
Peiping
Judge .Wheatly
Barber
Monroe
High St
Joe Griffin
Lafayette , TN
Toters
Albert
Alberthal
Fred Alberthal
Albert Hal
State Motor Vehicle Commissioner’s Office
Guardian
L. H. Beck
Lewis
White House
Donnelly
Phil M. Donnelly
Lebanon
H. &. Casey
Assembly
Mio. Hendry
Dallas County Farmer
Jean Warlow
Swift
Hells Angels
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