England not to return to gold standard
London reports Sir Yoh Simon the new chancellor of the Exchequer rejected any immediate move back to the gold standard. He said Britain would keep a flexible pound, regulate value through bullion purchases, and noted no ground for changing policy. Two steps eased a gold scare by raising the gold price and affirming continued monetary agreement with the United States and France.
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London
Yoh Simon
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
John
Great Britain
Hugh Dalton
Sir John
United States
France
New York
Johm
Pencil Cap Removed From Child's Lung
Twelve year old Andrew J. Blakeley Jr. underwent surgery to remove a metal pencil cap from his lung. Physicians said he was resting comfortably with no complications expected.
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Los Angeles
Andrew J. Blakeley, Jr
City launches clean up drive and curb plans
Alderman Dorr warned the handbill ordinance could hurt small printers while residents complain about daily porch litter. Mayor Owens said cleanup is necessary. Fowler and Curtis will assess uniform curb work despite varying sidewalk heights. Chamber of Commerce urged curb repair before street work. Special tax bills may fund projects as condemnation laws pave new East End sidewalks. City attorney to draft a no parking rule for Commercial avenue between Monroe and Adams. Sewer district No. 89 to be seated under a new measure.
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Robert E. Dorr
Jefferson City
Owens
Fowler
Curtis
Uptown
Charles Buchanan
Commercial Avenue
Monroe
Adams Streets
Buchanan
State Appropriations Pending Approval by General Assembly
The 59th general assembly is poised to approve appropriations exceeding 86 million from general revenue and over 6 million into a dedicated fund if conference reports pass. Spain counts 50,006 gypsies within its population.
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59Th General Assembly
Conference Committee
Spain
Local City Health Clinic and Hospital Crews Active
Pick ups, appendectomies, and a tonsillectomy were performed at St. Marys hospital and a physician's office this morning in Gasconade Osage City and Jefferson City. A 10 year old boy recovering from injuries after running in front of a car driven by Richard Craig. Achivement Day planning discussed by 4 H Club readers at the courthouse. Police posted a no parking sign near the executive mansion and a burglar alarm tripped by a cat at Jefferson Grocery. Dog bite reported on Clark and Miller. Multiple marriage licenses issued by Recorder Henry LePage. Floyd Huff, ex partner of Col Roscoe Turner, visited en route to Chicago.
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Floyd J. Huff
Col
Roscoe Turner
Chicago
Turner
Chicago Wheat Gains on Rust Infestation Spread
Chicago wheat moved higher on June 8 amid reports of black rust advancing across 125 miles from Concordia Kansas into the season’s top wheat districts. Wheat strengthens while corn trends down with sharp drops and later partial rallies. rye oats track corn as hog values push provisions lower.
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Chicago
Concordia
Kas
Kansas
Wichita
Glergy Honors NSBR and List of Rev Names
A list of clergy being honored by NSBR includes Immaculate Conception church Rev Joseph Winkelmann Rich Fountain. St Louis Rev H Eggeman. Jefferson City Rev B Feldt and Rev J Vogelweid. and many others across Missouri towns such as Taos Linn Bonnets Mill Vienna Dixon Freeburg Koeltztown Osage Bend St Thomas.
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Immaculate Conception Church
Joseph Winkelmann
Rich Fountain
William L. Fischer
Linn
William Ebert
Taos
A. Nicholas
Frankenstein
J. Kuper
Loose Creek
J. Nolte
Chamois
L. Bruns
St Louis
H. Eggeman
A. Hagen
Meta
C. Mayers
St. Elizabeth
J. H
Osage Bend
A. Puetker
St. Thomas
Routes Open in Orwe for Low Water Rate
The discussion centers on low water rate routes in Orwe. Graves is labeled unfair by b H Cook of Jefferson City who introduced him to councilmen. An Aldermanic motion calls for at least a $10,000 rate reduction only with a franchise.
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Orwe
B. H. Cook
Jefferson City
Graves
Chester Stewart
Power Grants to White House Stir Congressional Battle
Washington June 8 Organized Republicans push white house power issue toward next year’s elections. House Republican strategy targets Roosevelt executive reorganization and aims to curb executive control over independent commissions and the comptroller general. Republican resolutions condemn plans to merge commissions into one department, arguing it advances a one man government and undermines checks on spending. The dispute highlights a broader fight over federal executive power in this session.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
House of Representatives
Republican Strategy Committee
Executive Department
Roy ©. Woodruff
House Republican Conference
United Gop
United Republican
Roosevel
Public Works
Repubican
Interstate Commerce Aism
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Missouri Pacific
En- Gulf Coast Lines
FETE QUEEN all phases of governmental activity
Missouri Pacific railroad report shows local car loadings and receipts from connections for the week ended June 8, comparing current totals with the same week last year. The dispatch notes the broader context of commissions as independent agencies of Congress and mentions past actions during Coolidge administration regarding resignations from the federal tariff commission.
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Congress
Coolidge
Federal Tariff Commission
Mr. Coolidge
Lower ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Eighteen Initiated into Phi Beta Kappa at Missouri
Phi Beta Kappa initiated 18 University of Missouri students during the 95th commencement week luncheon in Columbia. Dr Theophil Kruse of the University of Pittsburg was elected honorary member, with remarks by Dr L O Kunkel of Rockefeller Institute. Notable initiates include Virginia Miller Joplin Max Huffman Norwood Carolyn Collier Richmond and others.
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Columbia
Phi Beta Kapa
University of Missouri
Theophil Kruse
University of Pittsburg
L. O. Kunkel
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York City
Virginia Miller
Joplin
Max N. Huffman
Norwood
Carolyn Collier
Richmond
William Lulaney Gwinn
Slater
George Lorimer Hawkins
Webster Groves
Charles Vernon Robinson
Mokane
Maurine Silbernagel
Pine Bluff
Ark
Robert Edgar Forbis
Ashland
Fred Charles Toettcher
Hershel
Roman
St. Louis
Helen Leona Guffey
Rosemary Ruddy
Richard Cramer Miller
Kansas City
William Ernest Sullens
Margaret Floady
Roy Tasco
Davis
E. Clarendon Hyde
Save St Bernard Dogs From Extermination
The commander of the Swiss Gendarmes ordered against exterminating the St Bernard dogs after a recent fatal attack on a 19 year old French girl. He noted their 1,000 year record of aiding travelers in the Alpine snows and said the breed is generally good natured and not a public danger. Three dogs were sent across the frontier.
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Great ST. Bernard
Switzerland
Monastery of
St. Bernard
St. Ber
Monks Consider Destroying Dogs After Fatal Skiing Incident
A patrol report from an Italian dog farm notes possible danger as a St Bernard killed a daughter during skiing on May 19. The monks of the hospice were asked to destroy all the dogs, though the brothers blamed the pack’s unnaturally vicious behavior on the mating season and could not single out individual dogs.
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Pean Eee
St. Bernards
Thunderstorms Forecast Overnight In Missouri And Plains
Weather summary notes scattered showers tonight with temps in the 80s. Previous day saw rain in Hannibal and Kidder, with isolated activity across north Texas Oklahoma Kansas Iowa and central Missouri. Severe hail harmed Oklahoma crops. Arcadia set a 98 degree high while nighttime temps cooled to the 50s.
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ST. Louis
Hannibal
Kidder
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Iowa
Minais
Arcadia
Tron County
Poplar Bluff
West Plains
Clinton
Lexington
Columbia
Rolla
St. Joseph
Jefferson City
Macon
Maryville
Kansas City
Springfield
Quiet PrevaIls As Mediators Work
Federal conciliation board was asked to arbitrate union demands on wages hours and working conditions. Pay increases in a settlement ended a strike by 1 200 Providence Rhode Island city public works employees. A hundred incinerator men struck yesterday with sympathetic walkouts in other divisions of the works department.
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Cate
Federal Conciliation
Providence
R. I
Works Department
Pola Negri Ill in Berlin Hospital After Bayreuth Collapse
Pola Negri the Hollywood era star was rushed to a Berlin hospital after falling ill in Bayreuth about a week earlier. Doctors diagnosed a digestive infection and she was responding to treatment and expected to recover. The actress denied rumors of an impending marriage to Adolf Hitler and recalled she had never met him.
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Berlin
Pola, Negri
Bayreuth
Poison Kills Couple Found in Kansas City Home
June 7 AP report states sufficient poison in the stomachs of Dr and Mrs Ernest Mark whose bodies were found last night. Coroner Dr C G Leitch said lab tests confirmed poison but no formal verdict was announced yet pending further investigation in Jackson County.
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Kansas City
Ernest Mark
C. G. Leitch
Jackson County
Bombing victim attends city council meeting in wheelchair
Kirksville Mayoral meeting presided by Gail Jacobs marked first return since March 29 bombing. Jacobs, critically wounded in his garage blast, sat in a wheelchair with his left leg amputated and right leg in a cast as he led the session.
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Kirksville
Gail Jacobs
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Lloyd Workman
West Elm Street
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Hetty Joach
Cole County Medical Society
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Ormond Thomson
Fuscumbia
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Helen E. Caedle
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Anna Belle Vaughn
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Ashe Ville
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