Osage City Man Killed By Westbound Train
George Yates a 25 year old Osage City resident and fisherman was killed when struck by a westbound Missouri Pacific train near the Osage City depot. No witnesses to the accident and an inquest was deemed unnecessary. Survived by mother Mrs Martha Williams step father Agnh Williams brothers Louis and Rey Yates sisters Mary Branson Rachel Jarvis Hattie Branson. Funeral set for Friday at 10 30 am near Osage City cemetery. Railroad officials investigating and could not confirm which westbound train was involved.
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George W. Yates
Osage City
Missouri Pacific
William Gathel
Yates
Charles Fassbinder
George Wilson
Il. A. Snorgrass
W. E. Weaver
Russellville
Yeates
Progress in Negotiations Over Veterans Payments
Washington June 8 Progress in talks between House Democratic leader and President Roosevelt aims at a compromise on war veterans allowances. The special veterans committee meets the White House for a final showdown as Burns of Tennessee reports progress and possible agreements. The dispute centers on cuts to aid budget balance with lingering issues concerning Spanish American War veterans and presumptive World War veteran cases.
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Washington
CAP
Roosevelt
Special Veterans Committee
White House
Representative Burns
Tennessee
Burns
Max Baer Weighs 13-Pound Ring Advantage for Schmeling Fight
Max Baer weighed 203 pounds at the New York commission for the 15 round title bout with Max Schmeling, seven under his target. Schmeling weighed 189 2 4 pounds after rechecking, giving Baer a 13 3 4 pound edge. Dr. Leon B Lake was reappointed to the Missouri Osteopathy Board by Governor Park.
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New York
Max Baer
California
New York State Athletic Commission
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Schmeling
Commission
Baer
Weather Outlook With Cooler Trend Then Storms
Weather forecast across Missouri indicates cooler conditions tonight and Friday with local thunderstorms this afternoon or tonight in the eastern area. Cooler conditions expected Friday especially in the extreme northwest portion and along the Missouri River states. some west and northern portions may see late day cooling. Communities mentioned include Kansas City and nearby towns. no precise times or temperatures provided.
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Missouri
Boy Scout Camp Opens at Camp Maries Sunday
Camp Maries in Osage county readies for the first Boy Scout Summer Camp Period under Scout Executive L E Glinkman. Forty five Scouts registered with 60 expected. camp rooms, a hospital station and a repainted main cabin mark the improvements. The camp operates on a Tribe Basis with Carl Eveler and Alden Stockard leading the Apache and Commandhier Tribes, Elmer Headlee heading Pioneer Unit, Carl Mesle leading Jamboree Camp, Gilbert Striegel in charge of waterfront, and Tom Turner as cook. The first two week period begins Sunday noon, then a second follows.
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Camp Maries
Osage County
L. E. Glinkman
Glinkman
Carl Eveler
Alden Stockard
Commandhier Tribe
Elmer Headlee
Sedalia High School
Carl Mesle
Sherwell
Gilbert Striegel
Red Grass Examiner
Don Cullimore
Ira Lohman
David Ross
John Delehay
Jack Lartonoix
Jlatter
Tom Turner
Tariff Cutting Plan Abandoned In Effort To Adjourn Congress
President Roosevelt scrapped his tariff reduction proposal to win adjournment of Congress by Saturday as leaders face heated debates over veterans' economy and industrial legislation. House and Senate factions push through remaining big measures while aim remains to finish before the London world economic conference.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
London
Agreement on Home Mortgage Bill 15 Reached
Washington June 8 AP Senate and House conferees reach the administration you 2 billion Home Mortgage Relief bill. Revised limits set home value cap at 20000 and refinancing limit at 14000 or 80 percent. 40 percent cash advances allowed. interest capped at 6 percent. National and local boards dropped. direct loans repealed. new Home Loan Corporation authorized with bonds up to 2.9 billion. Federal Savings and Loan System created to aid housing finance.
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Washington
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Savings and Loan Association
Debate resumes on Recovery Act public works bill in Senate
Washington June 8. Senate resumes debate on the Industrial Recovery Public Works Bill with roll calls planned on key sections as lawmakers push toward a vote and consider vital provisions of the measure.
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Washington
Senate
Defense plan to counter Lamson death case at Stanford
In San Jose California on Memorial Day, defense lawyers for 30 year old Lamson announced a complete check of his account of his wife’s death. University officials and Dr Ernst Vietor were involved as defense experts. Attorneys planned to examine items in police possession to test alleged murder evidence.
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San Jose
Calif
David Lamson
Stanford
University Press
Ernst A. Vietor
San Francisco
Folding rubber boat sails Missouri River voyage
Victor J. Azbe of St. Louis left Kansas City last Sunday in a folding rubber boat fully outfitted with sails. He aims to travel 410 miles downstream to St. Louis, departing today to continue the journey.
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Victor J. Azbe
St. Louis
Missouri River
Kansas City
Azbe
Coal Industry Reorganized Under Roosevelt Plan
Washington June Inter national effort to reorganize the coal industry under the Roosevelt era control bill advances. D W Buchanan of Clearfield Pennsylvania coal fields is likely to be named administrator. A 57 coal operators meeting approved the plan and a 19 member committee will draft an operator board to consult with Buchanan and a 25 member labor board to be named by union officials.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United Press
D. W. Buchanan
Chicago
Clearfield
Field
Johnson
Buchanan
Miss Mary K Curtius Wins Sixth Free Trip to the Fair
Miss Mary K Curtius VI winner of the sixth free trip to the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago this summer with 62399 votes. Nancy Ann Moeller finished second with 38399 votes. The weekly contest opened this morning as the seventh period begins, with four girls and two boys having won free trips so far.
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Mary K. Curtiis
Mary K. Curtius
Chicago
Miss Curtius
Edmund Melin
E. High Street
Nancy Ann Moeller
Jos. Moeller
Saline County
News-Tribune
Dorothy Dulle
Mary Louise Kruze
Dorothy Pohlman
Robert Hueger
Vernon Debo
Leaky gas line forces world flyer to land in Siberia
Jimmie Mattern the American around the world flier reports gasoline fumes from a leaking fuel line forced an emergency landing near Prokopievsk in Siberia. He was injured lightly and described being nearly unconscious with vomiting but expected to resume toward Krasnoyarsk after temporary repairs.
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Moscow
Jimmie Mattern
Prokopievsk
Siberia
Associated Press
Belovo
Omsk
Krasnoyarsk
Tam
Mattern
New York
2 000 000 Brewery Is Incorporated Hyde Park Breweries Association
Articles of incorporation for the Hyde Park Breweries Association Inc St Louis were filed today with the State Corporation Registration Department. The corporation is capitalized at 2 000 000 of which 675 000 has been paid up. The board of directors is composed of Henry Nicolaus JL M Forster E G Burkham Boyle O Rodes A V Imbs P D C Ball and W Frank Carter.
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Hyde Park Breweries Association, Inc
St. Louis
State Corporation Registration Department
Henry Nicolaus
JL. M. Forster
E. G. Burkham
Boyle O. Rodes
A. V. Imbs
P. D. C. Ball
W. Frank Carter
Former Guard Held on Whiskey Charge
George W. Smillie a former prison guard was arrested for violating national prohibition laws after federal agents found a still 27 gallons of whisky and nine barrels of mash at his home on South Monroe Street A 50 gallon still was located in a house room and twenty gallons of whisky were in Smillie s car in the basement He was arraigned before U S Commissioner D W Peters with bond set at 1500 and is held in jail in default of hand Smillie formerly lived in Republic Missouri and worked at the penitentiary here until last March.
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George W. Smillie
Monroe Street
Smillie
U. S
D. W. Peters
Main Street Bank Robbed in Chicago Heist
Seven masked bandits robbed the Main Street Bank in Chicago today. They fired into the air and escaped in two automobiles with about $5,000 in currency from the tellers cages. Several customers were present during the brazen daytime raid.
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Chicago
Main Street
Public Service Commission Orders 15 Cent Handset Rate
The Missouri Public Service Commission ordered Southwestern Bell to cut handset rates from 25 to 15 cents monthly, effective September 1 or the first billing date after. The move saves about $90,000 annually for roughly 75,000 handset users across Bell exchanges and may lead to similar cuts for independents. Shields R. Smith of Southwestern Bell argues the firm has earned inadequate returns and notes prior gradual reductions and cost factors.
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Public Service Commission
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Shields R. Smith
Southwestern Bell
Missouri
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Smith
Tavice
Funeral Service for J Frank Mauney Held Saturday
Funeral services for J Frank Mauney telegraphic operator and Alton Railroad agent in South Cedar City will be conducted at 2 30 PM Saturday at Thorpe J Gordon Funeral Home. Rev Guthrie S Sirkhead will preside with burial in Riverview Cemetery. Mauney died at the depot after illness while on duty. He was born January 3 1886 in Shelby North Carolina and moved to Cedar City in 1912 joining the Chicago and Aston Railroad later. He married Agnes Ott in 1914. survived by widow a son Frank Jr seven brothers and seven sisters and one sister in Glendale California.
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J. Frank Matiney
Alton Railroad
South Cedar City
Thorpe J. Gordon
Guthrie S. Sirkhead
Capitol Avenue
Shelby
N. G
Chicago & Aston Rail
Cedar City
Agnes Ott
Frank, Jr
N.C
Glendale
Calif
Hagen Shoots 72 Tied With Amateur In Open Round
Walter Hagen 20th anniversary Open debut celebration as he carded 73 in first round. He shares early lead with Neil White of Los Angeles, a 21 year old amateur champion, in a field of 147 at North Shore Golf Club Glenview Illinois. White impressed despite iron concerns as he began national championship debut with a striking round.
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North Shore Golf Club
Glenview
Ili
API
Gol
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Neil White
Los Angeles
California
Here
Senate votes for expanded bank probe powers and Alleghany deal
Evidence presented to Senate investigators shows Van Sweringen interests formed a 32 million dollar profile in creating Alleghany Corporation in 1920s. The Senate granted greater power to exam private banks. Van Sweringen criticized the investigations as terrifically destructive while asserting business volumes are higher than a year ago and voicing optimism for rail profits.
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Washington
Senate
van Siweringen
Alleghany Corporation
Privae
van Sweringen
3. P. Morgan and Company
Morgan Bank
D. P. Morgan
Morgan
Missouri Pacific
Denneny Named to School for Deaf Board President
Fulton Missouri June 8 James Denneny Fayette banker was named to the Missouri school for the deaf board of managers and elected president succeeding Waldo Smith. Grover Sparks of Savannah was elected vice president at the meeting.
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Fulton
James Denneny
Fayette
The
Missouri School For the Deaf
Denneny
Waldo FF. Smith
Grover C. Sparks
Savannah
Floyd linked to Bokchito bank robbery in Durant
Authorities pursuing Charles Pretty Boy Floyd report he used a new coupe fire to flee after robbing the Bokchito bank, with over $2000 taken. Floyd was said to have left Seminole Saturday, amid searches near Wewoka, as officers raided Floyd hideouts in Atoka County. Governor Park to review civilian reforestation camp workers at Jefferson Barracks on June 13.
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Durant
Okla
Bokchito
Charles
Pretty Boy
Atoka County
Governor Park
Jefferson Barracks
Roosevelt divorce plans disclosed by Mrs Roosevelt
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt revealed that Elliott Roosevelt would establish a Nevada residence to permit his wife Elizabeth Donner Roosevelt to seek a Reno divorce on grounds of incompatibility. The couple has been separated since last year with custody talks ongoing for their son William Donner Roosevelt.
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Los Angeles
Eliott
Nevada
Reno
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Elliott
United
Burbank
Isabella Greenway
Democratic Naional
Arizona
Saugus
Elizabeth Donner
William H. Donner
Philadelphia
Fort Worth
Elliott Roosevelt
Franklin D. Rosevelt
Villanova
Here
Donner
Roosevel
Elizabeth Browning Donner
Camp Woods
Villa/Morya
White House
James Roosevelt
New York
Alliott Roosevelt
Williamt Donner Roosevelt
Roosevelts
New
Roosevelt meeting sparks divorce talk in Memphis
The Evening Appeal reports Elliott Roosevelt and his wife met in Memphis on April 12 after a conference. She left for the East while he flew West. The paper notes the couple registered as Mr and Mrs E Roberts and suggests the meeting may have included divorce discussions.
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Memphis
Tenn
Dune
Evening Appeal
Elliote Roosevelt
East
Roosevelts
City police raid seize six quarts and bottles of beer
Police led by Chief Bruner raided two local places this morning on West McCarty Street and East Water Street. Richard Finley, found at 1022 West McCarty, admitted ownership of the beer seized along with two suspect pistols found at East Water. Prosecutor Elliott M. Campf said charges would be filed in Justice Leslie's court tonight.
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Bruner
West McCarty Street
Richard Finley
East Water Street
McCarty Street
Elliott M. Campf
Finley
Leslie
Governor Park Sets Repeal Machinery In Motion
Governor Guy B. Park announces plans to activate repeal machinery on July 24 the day the Weeks bill takes effect to organize Missouri vote on prohibition repeal. He says the measure allows Missouri to vote by August 26 and directs conventions to elect wet and dry delegates, with a special election and a state convention to follow.
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Guy B. Park
Missouri
Congress
Advertising gains in U S newspapers in April
Washington report from June 8 states newspaper advertising rose 20 percent in April, remaining 15 percent below year earlier levels. Radio advertising fell 39 percent from the previous year as radio spending declined.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Robinson Long Feud Flare in Senate Clash
In a tense Senate exchange Senator Joe T. Robinson Democrat leader and Huey P. Long of Louisiana volleyed threats of cross state battles. Robinson vowed to invade Louisiana if Long enters Arkansas as both men cited the 1932 Arkansas and Caraway election dynamics.
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Washington
Joe T. Robinson
Arkansas
Huey P. Long
D-La
Robinson
Louisiana
Senate
Long
Hattie W. Caraway
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