New Clerk Chosen for Missouri Supreme Court
F Elliott of Mexico elected clerk of the Missouri Supreme Court over Marion Spicer of Cass County by a 4 to 3 vote, to serve six years beginning July 15. Allen, the outgoing clerk since 1910, cited desire not to influence the election and will not be considered.
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F. Elliott
Mexico
Audrain County
Supreme Court
Jacob D., Allen
Butler
Elliott
Marion Spicer
Harrisonville
Cass County
Allen
Ernest
Ernest 8. Gantt and Judges George Robb Ellison
William F. Frank
Frank E. Atwood
Ernest M. Tipton
C. A. Leedy, Jr
Charles T. Hays
Spicer
Jay
Q Pouicant
E Fy Elliott
Audvain County
Ernest S. Gantl
Gantt
George Rabb Ellison
William B. Frank
el- Tistt
Kentucky Military Institute
National Guard
Lake
Bates County Times
Robert Allen
City and county officers raid illegal beer joints in Jefferson City
A police raid on 1504 Monroe Street led to the arrest of Bonnot after officers found 68 quarts and 16 pints of homebrew along with alcohol. Prosecutor Damipf and Chief Bruner vow a continued campaign against illegal homebrew and unpermitted beer sales as other raids across W. McCarty Street and Water Street yield paraphernalia and weapons. Sixteen pints of homebrew and more were seized, with earlier arrests and sentences for Richard Finley and ongoing efforts to remove unlicensed sellers.
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Eliott
Danipl
John Bruner
Jefferson City
Monroe Street
D. ©. Bonnet
Bonnot
Rose Bonnot
Rose Bonnet
Richard Finley
W. McCarty Street
Damipf
Bruner
Federal agents chase whisky car and lose race in Missouri
Two Jefferson City prohibition agents pursued a driver suspected of transporting whisky but the car escaped. A warrant was issued for Ohio Bruce of Henley charging possession and transport of 15 gallons of liquor. Bruce was later held in county jail after failing to post bond. Officers Craig and Shoemaker pursued near Mary's Home. shots were fired but the suspect fled. A Roadster owned by Bruce was found abandoned with the 15 gallons of whisky. The car theft was reported as stolen until federal authorities identified it. The car and whisky were seized and sent back to the city.
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Jefferson City
Ohio
Bruce
Henley
Cu Stody
U. S
D. B. Calhoun
Craig
Shoemaker
Graig
Ott. Bruce
jHighway
Two Transients Hurt Riding Missouri Pacific Train
Evereth Goldman of Jeffersonville Indiana and Tom Burns of Hamburg Missouri were injured while riding a Missouri Pacific train about 30 miles west of Jefferson City. Found near West Main Street water tower they were taken to a hospital with believed broken ankles from an obstruction in a box car. Their condition is not serious.
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Evereth Goldman
Jeffersonville
Ind
Tom Burns
Hamburg
Missouri Pacific
Here
Jefferson City
T Here
West Main Street
Reliable Store Buys Mengs Shop in Local Aderr
A. Cohen, owner of the Reliable Store, has purchased the stock of Meng's Shop. The Post-Tribune Thursday issue ran an advertisement with a typographical error omitting the letter e from Mengs, altering the shop name shown.
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A. Cohen
Reliable
The
Post-Tribune
Meng
Missouri Forecast Sees Fair and Warm Through Saturday
A Missouri forecast calls for generally fair skies and continued warmth tonight and Saturday. Temperatures rise slightly in the extreme north portion with the Missouri River stages noted near Kansas City and Boonville.
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Missouri
Divisis
Missouri River
Kansas City
Boonville
Fermann
Heat Wave Affects East Coast and Midwest Cooler
A sultry heat wave grips the Atlantic Seaboard while the Middle West enjoys cooler eighties and seventies. The nation records four drowning deaths tied to the heat, with the casualty list nearing a hundred and forecasts predicting unsettled but warmer weekend conditions in the Midwest.
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Associated Press
Atlantic Seaboard
Mercury
New York
Middle West
Buffalo
Compromise on Veterans' Pay Agreed Upon
The House Veterans Committee approved Roosevelt's compromise on veterans' pay with clarifying changes. It limits service connected and presumptive cuts, preserves some rolls until fall, and creates boards for review with new members to ensure fresh judgment. The modification was unanimously accepted by the House Democratic committee and set for action tomorrow.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Special
House Veterans Committee
Representative Lea
Special Committee
House
House Democratic Steeting Committee
Frank Silver Wedding Anniversary Observed at Home
Mr and Mrs J N Frank of 314 Olive Street quietly observe their silver wedding anniversary at home. Mr Frank is a domestic engineer at the penitentiary. The couple were married in this city 25 years ago.
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J. N. Frank
Olive Street
Mr. Frank
Insurance Agent Wins Free Trip To National Convention
Robert Young, a local insurance representative, has won a free trip from his company to attend a national convention of insurance agents in Hot Springs Virginia on June 13 to 15. He will depart tomorrow for St Louis to join other company representatives en route to the convention city.
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St. Pete's High School
St. Peter's Church
He J
Stern
G. Schmidt
St. Thomas, Mo
Serion
Madeline Brooks
Irene Bruns
Margaret Ann Bruns
Salome Buersmeyer
Louis Clark
Florence Distler
Mary Ann Eveler
Virginia Ferguson
Eileen Glavin
Kathryn Huegel
Julius Kaiser
Eleanor Krall
Alma Lueckenotte
Agnes Pfeffer
Marie Velter
Orville Wallau
Bernadine Arens
Winifred Chiles
Paul Duenkel
Mary Elizabeth Nentwig
Harold Otto
Agatha Toebben
Margaret Skain
Marie Stokes
Rose Brune
Margaret Conrad
Isidora Distler
Margaret Dunnavant
Mildred Dulle
Rosemary Flick
Dorothy Hager
Lucille Helmericks
Teresa Hentges
Della Watham
Evelyn Loethen
Virginia
Mary Deloris Bedford
Ireen Twehous
Robert Young
Hot Springs
Young
St. Louis
Professor E W Justus Injured in Auto Accident
Professor E W Justus owner of a business college was slightly injured when struck by an automobile driven by A L Farmer at the corner of Jefferson and Miller Streets. The car continued onto the sidewalk after failing to stop at a boulevard intersection, Justus in the act of walking. Justus suffered minor injuries and broken glasses. Farmer admitted fault and settled at the scene.
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E. W. Justus
A. L. Farmer
Washington Street
Jefferson and
Miller Streets
Miller Street
Justus
Jeff
Palmer
Iustus
Rumor of Lee's Resignation Raises Skepticism
A circulated report claimed Charles A. Lee state superintendent of schools might resign to become president of Southeast Missouri State Teachers College at Cape Girardeau. Political circles doubted any agreement on a successor, as Lee supported Deamont in the last primary and officials said no discussions occurred.
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Charles A. Lee
Southeast Missouri State Teachers’ College
Cape Girardeau
Southeast Missourian
Lee
Russell L. Deamont
Missouri beer tax revenues rise amid legalization effects
State food and drug commissioner CG H Manville reported May receipts from the one cent per gallon beer tax totaled 19117.99, up 135 from May the prior year. Through June 1 the total tax receipts reached 38100.76 with permit income of 3500 from 3.2 brew licensing. More breweries are expected to seek manufacturing permits at 500 each.
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Missouri
CG. H. Manville
Manville
Armour Clings to National Open Lead at Glenview
In the North Shore Golf Club second round Tommy Armour held a big lead in the United States Open with Ralph Guldahl closing in after a 33 38 71 and a course record nine. Joe Kirkwood moved to 144 after a 70 to cut Armour’s margin to six as the 36 hole total stood at 144.
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North Shore Golf Club
Glenview
Ill
Tommy Armour
Ralph Guldahl
St. Louis
Armour
Agaix
Joe Kirkwood
Coral Gables
Fila
K Kirkwood
Police Judge Leslie 69 Back at Desk on Natal Day
Police Judge John G Leslie observed his 69th birthday at his desk in police court. Born June 9 1864 on the Leslie farm near Russellville, he has served three terms as police judge, the last two on the Democratic ticket. Earlier he worked as a teacher, lawyer, newspaperman, and game warden.
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John G Leslie
Jefferson Gily
Judge Leslie
Leslie
Russellville
Homebrew "Party" Staged by Officers
Police Chief John Bruner and officers staged a home brew demonstration at City Hall. About 43 gallons of illicit beer seized in raids were broken in a truck and hauled away. Witnesses observed 250 quarts and pints and whisky demolished while a small crowd watched, and flying glass forced relocation of the event.
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John Bruner
Auto Stolen at Carnival Recovered Nearby
Police recovered a car stolen from Mrs. R. H. Brammerkamp of 414 R. Brooks Street after it was taken near carnival grounds. The vehicle was found abandoned this morning at the north end of Chestnut Street near the east penitentiary wall.
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R. H. Brammerkamp
R. Brooks Street
Chestnut Street
Lamont details stock moves in Morgan partners tax case
Senate hearing spotlights Thomas S. Lamont and William Ewing as they describe stock transfers between spouses and trusts to reduce income taxes. Lamont says he swapped shares with his wife and repurchased near the same price, while Ewing explains short sales as trustee for his children.
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Washington
J. P. Morgan
Senate
Thomas S. Lamont
William Ewing
Unscrupulous stock salesmen warned by Missouri official
Neil J. Ross, Commissioner of Securities, warned that stock switchers target brewery machinery stocks, gold mine shares, and television securities to foist second and third rate options on the public. His office focuses on verifying sworthiness and issues cease and desist orders against unregistered dealers in Missouri.
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Neil J. Ross
Polilic
Ross
Missouri
Warden and Guards Praised for Handling Prison Disruption
Salem Missouri observers praise Warden Sanders and guards Claren and Williams for quelling a disturbance at the state penitentiary pants factory. The warden walked among convicts, prodding workers to stay at their machines, with guards maintaining order. The facility is among the nation’s largest, noted as the third largest penitentiary in the United States.
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Robert
Bob) Good
Salem
Sanders
Claren
Williams
United States
Internal Revenue Witness Defies Testimony in Mitchell Trial
New York June 9 AP An internal revenue agent refused to testify on an income tax return without a court order, citing risk of fines or loss of job. The defense witness, S. O. Barndel, leads income tax examiners in the district and may affect testimonies on 1929 returns and a $1,860,000 management fund distribution involving Charles E. Mitchell.
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New York
Iternal Revenue
Ae E. Mitchell
Jose
S. O. Barndel
Shanley A. Russell
National Guy Company
Washington
Mitchell
Bavling
George Z. Medalie
Baradel
Mattern Near Beloye Siberia Hints At World Flight Steps
Moscow dispatch reports aviator Jimmie Mattern stopping near Beloye Siberia about fifty miles from Irkutsk at 3 pm Moscow time. He plans to stay until tomorrow. health and plane status noted as good. In New York, Mattern was 147 hours 24 minutes from New York, still behind the Gatty and Post record pace. A separate item states a marriage license issued to Marshall Towson and Helen V. Howdeshell of Mexico. ceremony pending there.
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Moscow
Jimmy Mattern
Fandecat
Beloye
Siberia
Irkutsk
Wnlil
LePage
Marshall Towson
Helen V. Howdeshell
Mexico
Dry Law Uses to Revoke Beer Permits in Missouri
Missouri's state food and drug department begins a drive to revoke beer selling permits from those convicted of selling beverages above 3.2 percent alcohol. Commissioner C H Manville says inspectors will aggressively prosecute permit violations and void permits upon conviction. Two arrests already made. many more expected. Applicants for permits must pledge not to sell intoxicating liquor. The 3.2 beer is labeled non intoxicating under state law.
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State Food and Drug Department
C.H. Manville
Department
Orously
Manville
Missouri
Warden halts prison riot after clash at pants factory
Warden J M Sanders arrived during a planned general riot at the state penitentiary pants factory. Prisoners led by Harold Anderson and four others attacked guards with a club and scissors. Anderson was knocked unconscious, one guard treated for injuries. Leaders James Vay Jerry Morton Raymond Manning Vaughn Morton placed in solitary confinement as investigators compile witness statements.
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State Penitentiary
J. M Sanders
Harold Anderson
Jackson County
Kansas City
Squiers
Tain Scat
Sanders
Anderson
J. W. Wiliams
Joe Claren
Williams
Scott
Good
Claren
Vaughn
Morton
Appointment of Ralph Stufflebam as highway patrol chief clerk
Marvin Casteel announced Ralph Stufflebam editor of a Bolivar weekly as chief clerk of Missouri Highway Patrol. Stufflebam previously served as secretary to former Congressman Robert D. Johnson for about a year. In a separate note, painter Fred Bray was seriously injured after falling from a ladder in Cape Girardeau.
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Ralph
Stuffleham
Bolivar
Marvin Casteel
Stufflebam
Robert D. Johnson
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Fred Bray
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