Brunk Accuses Agent of Lying in Bond Sale Case
Cross examination in Missouri Senate impeachment trial of former State Treasurer Brunk reveals his denials of conspiracies and misconduct. Details focus on bank dealings at Bank of Aurora, Norwine, Edlin loans, and notes dumped into the bank to cover shortages while Brunk, Madden, and others face charges related to Pierre Chateau bonds.
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Larry Brunk
Missouri Senate
Brunk
House
Bank of Aurora
Brink
William &. Norwine
J. Kenneth Edlin
Chicago
Pierre Chateau
St. Louis
Johny Maiden
Kan-4
City
Sirenk
Norvine
Edlin
Aurora
BE. R. Adams
M. T. Easley
Brank
Madden
Norwine
Gom- Terce Trust Co
Kansas City
First National Bank
Jefferson City
Thor
Edin
Bank of
Alvora
Redistricting Bill Encounters Snag in Illinois House
Congressional reapportionment in Illinois faced a Democratic filibuster today. A Republican majority in the House introduced minor amendments to slow progress, delaying movement on the redistricting bill.
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Springfield
Illinois
House of Representatives
Weet Sma Law Sparks City Parking Debate In State
State Auditor L D Thompson returned from a trip through the state and told Mayor Asel how unpopular the weet sma parking law has been with frequent visitors to the capital. He advised broadcast of the word about its repeal. Several towns tried the law and repealed it quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Thompson
Asel
Lions Club Elects New Officers at June Meeting
Festmaster Ben H. Linhardt was elected president of the Lions Club at today’s regular meeting. Sam Eveier is first vice president, John M. Anderson second vice president, W. B. Hodge third vice president, and Dr. J. F. Brawley secretary and treasurer. Directors are Dr. E. B. Mansur, Frank Newkamn, F. D. Ralls, John Sturm, and Rey. G. Wharton. An initiation and chicken dinner are planned at Dixie Gardens on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben H. Linhardt
Lions Club
Sam Eveier
John M. Anderson
W. B. Hodge
J. F. Brawley
E. B. Mansur
Frank Newkamn
F.D. Ralls
John Sturm
Rey. G. Wharton
Lions
Dixie Gardens
Unhappiness Found Among Wives in WY Survey
Philadelphia June 10 AP An analysis of happiness in married life of 1000 cultured American women based on data from personal physicians was presented at the AMA meeting. It shows that girlhood experiences taboos and training thwart marital happiness and about half of the 770 typical wives are unhappily mated. The report by Dr Robert Dickinson covers urban, educated wives married to professional men with one or two children.
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Philadelphia
America Medical Association
Robert Dickinson
New Vere City
Plan to advertise K. M. ment products nationwide
Midwest Livestock Exchanges plan a 25 cent per car contribution from shippers to fund advertising of meat products. Funds to be placed with the National Livestock and Metal Board of Chicago. Participation expected from Kansas City St. Joseph Omaha and Wichita exchanges. Omaha approval announced effective July 1.
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Kansas City
Midwest Livestock Exchanges
National Livestock and Metal Board of Chicago
St. Joseph
Omaha
Wichita
Bus
Omaha Exchange
Henry F. Elrod
Kansas City Exchange
F. H. Olander
National Livestock Exchange
Tennessee House Rejects Evolution Teaching Repeal Bill
In Nashville on June 10 the Tennessee House rejected a bill to repeal a state law banning the teaching of evolution in schools funded by state money. The measure failed 58 to 14. Representative Robert M. Murray defended the bill, saying he was tired of Tennessee being called a state with a monkey salute by opponents.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee House of Representatives
Representaive
Robert M. Murray
Hea
Tennessee
Infection From Tick Bites Prevalent This Year
The bite of the tick is described as more virulent this year with several reported serious infections. Local physicians note ticks gouge into the flesh, then detach, leaving misery akin to a magnified chigger bite and higher infection risk.
Impeachment Trial: Tudor Called as Witness in Brink Case
The Utah Senate, hearing the impeachment of state treasurer Larry Brink, ordered D. W. Tudor, chief clerk, to testify after a 20 to 7 vote. Brink accused Tudor of mishandling monthly interest payments from state depositories, including the Sowefunet Bank of Aurora, and Tudor was blamed for not ensuring proper payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M~uri Senate
Larry Brink
D. W. Tudor
Treasury
Senate
Donnelly
Lebanon
Tudor
Defense Council
House
Brink
Caulfield
Sowefunet Bank of
Aurora
Brunk
Dover by Ten Million If It's Roosevelt
In San Francisco on June 10 Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church South said if the Democrats nominate a presidential candidate favoring repeal of the eighteenth amendment President Hoover could win by ten million votes in 1932. He cautioned that Roosevelt or other New York Maryland and Smith would not help the ticket if victory were presumed.
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San Francisco
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Hoover
Franklin Dr. Roosevelt
New York
A. C. Ritchie
Maryland
Smith
Cannon
Clarence True Wilson
Curtis
Theodore Roosevelt
Drys
Central West
First Witness Describes Tiverton Spot Where Nurse Found
Clarence Barker an engineer and the prosecution’s first witness in Elliott R Hathway’s murder trial testified about the lonely Tiverton location where Verna Russell a Portsmouth born nurse was found. The state accuses Hathway of strangling her during a late March car ride.
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Newport, R
Clarence Barker
Elliott R. Hathway
Verna Rus
Self
Tiverton
Gir
Portsmouth
Hathy Way
Fall River
Massachusetts
Prayer for the New Generation at Missouri Disciples Meet
Springfield Missouri June 1 AP Rev J H Keplinger of St Joseph voiced a prayer urging that children rise above civilization wreckage and long for their fathers opportunities during the Missouri Disciples of Christ convention. Today's sessions covered department meetings and issues facing rural and county seat churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
J. H. Keplinger
St. Joseph
Missouri Disciples of Christ
Tural Ang
Fox Film elects eight new directors in New York
Eight new directors representing banking interests in the east and middle west were elected to the Fox Film Corporation board. The meeting declared a quarterly dividend of 62 1/2 cents per share on class A and B common stock, set on a $2.59 annual basis, payable July 15 to stockholders of record June 30.
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New York
Apj
East
Middle West
Fox Film Corporation
Prosecution rests in bank fraud case in New York
The prosecution in the trial of four Bank of United States officials rested its case today. Judge George L. Donnellan presided over a jury trial that had been ongoing for 11 weeks and was adjourned until tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bank of United States
George L. Donnellan
Cigarette Thieves Strike Goddard Plant Again
In Clinton Missouri a burglary at the Goddard Grocery Company Plant on Water Street netted eight cases of cigarettes. Two men suspected. entry traced to a second story window and a front door break. Loot carried away by truck. police suspect a local gang operating in smaller cities. This marked the third such visit to the plant in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard Grocery Coimany
Water Street
Campany
Stella
Carrie
Arcties
Goddard Company
Rained pamphlets at women's meeting witness declares
Kansas City June 10 AP Testifying in Mrs Josephine Fishers $250000 her suit Mrs Mary E Wiedenmann said pamphlets alleged to defame her character seemed to rain from all over at a meeting of the Order of Eastern Star at St Joseph in 1928 She saw Edith B Ambruster of St Louis with an armful of pamphlets and heard her say she wanted them distributed The pamphlet was read at yesterday's trial session The alleged indiscretion occurred twenty three years ago at Higginsville Both Fisher and Ambruster are past worthy grand matrons
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Kansas City
Josephine Fishers
Mary
Wildenmenn
Jne
Order of Eastern Star
St. Joseph
Wiedenmann
Edith B. Ambruster
St. Leis
Rum Row Dwindles Off New York Coast
New York June 10 Bum Row once thriving offshore liquor trade remains weak outside the twelve mile limit. Captains say ships linger a month before unloading while coast guard patrols cut deliveries by about 30 percent.
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New York
Rum Row
Coast Guard
Yost
Forty seven indicted at Joplin in Capone liquor ring
Federal agents described the group as members of a liquor ring formed by Al Capone with headquarters in Kansas City. A federal grand jury indicted forty seven persons at Joplin Mo on June 10. Among named are Rosemary Lyons tax collector of Kansas City and Kath Tens head of a transfer company with John Lazia a Kansas City politician.
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Joplin
al Capone
Kansas City
Fext
Rosemarry Lyons
June Kath- Tens
Jane John Lazia
North Side
Caulfield Names George Kaupp Judge
Governor Caulfield announced the appointment of George A. Kaupp of Nevada as Judge of the Northern District of Verona county to succeed D. L. Palmer who died recently.
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Caulfield
George A. Kaupp
Nevada
Vernone County
D.L. Palmer
Trial sought for Burke in new killing case
Prosecuting Attorney Frank Kirtley said he will demand a trial for Michael Burke on the murder charge of John Brown, former constable found shot in St Joseph. Burke, acquitted yesterday by reason of insanity in the slaying of John Fisher, remains in the county jail awaiting action on the Brown case as Judge A M Wilcox prepared to set a date for Burke’s second trial.
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ST. Joseph
Frank Kirtley
Michael Bike
John Brown
Burke
John Fisher
Brown
A. M. Wilcox
Bride Seeks Divorce After Eight Drinks in Four Weeks
Mrs. Adelaide L Riumatz Morgan filed for divorce from Clifford A. Morgan Harvey county attorney at Newton Kansas. She alleges he became intoxicated eight times in four weeks after a marriage begun April 16 at Perry Kansas. She asks restoration of her maiden name. He is a former University of Missouri football center.
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Pera
Kas
Clifford A. Morgan
University of Missouri
Harvey County
Newton
Morgan
Adelaide L Riumatz
Revolver theft leads to reform school sentence
Cambridge dispatch reports Arthur Liacos of Pepperell was sentenced to Concord Reformatory after pleading guilty to breaking and entering the Pepperell home of Mrs. Lucy Cushing and stealing a revolver once owned by Frank James. Mrs. Cushing said the weapon came to her via her father Leon Dow after James traded it for groceries.
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Cambridge
Mass
Aps
Frank James
Hanedit
Jesse Jarmes
Arthur ‘Liacos
Pepperel
Concord Reformatory
Lucy Cushing
Pepperell
Banker by Day Rum Runner at Night Ties Horvatt Probe
W A fully publicized case from Binghamton New York reports Andrew J Horvatt a respected banker and head of a liquor running gang believed involved in a December disappearance and a $2900000 bank shortage. Governor Roosevelt shifted investigation to Attorney General John J Bennet Jr as agents hunt Horvatt and locate liquor at Horvatt s Place and the Orange Athletic and Riding Club.
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Binghamton
W. C
Andrew J. Horvatt
Horvatt
Nent
Roosevelt
Broome Comity
John J. Ben
Negro Wanted in Hit and Run Crash Ends
The long search for Temple Hatton, alleged driver of the vehicle that crashed into a car driven by Henry Mueller, ended November 1, 1930 with Hatton’s arrest in Columbia. He was returned here by Sheriff Prenger after eight months eluding police, with prior sightings at St Louis St Joseph and Colwin Bin. Mrs Jos Mueller and Mrs Charles Brauwer suffered severe injuries while en route to mass at St Peters Church when the liquor-laden car crashed into their vehicle. Prosecutor Sevier filed a liquor transportation complaint against Mattern, to be amended to leaving the scene of an accident. Two negroes were arrested and Hatton was to have a preliminary hearing later today.
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Temple Batton
Kinate
Watson
Jefferson City
Tom Warvey
Halton
Iim
Sevier
Mattern
Jos. Mueller
Charles Brauwer
St. Peters Church
Hatton
Natin
Boy Wouldn't Share Crackers Ends in Tragic Shooting
In York Pennsylvania six year old William shot Charles Trane seven, while parents were away. The boy reportedly argued over crackers before William retrieved a shotgun and fired, killing Charles. George, nine, another brother, witnessed the room and told the coroner his brother did it. Local authorities investigate the family home incident at Lesehy’s church vicinity.
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York
Charles Trane
George Trane
Lesehy's Church
Here
William
George
Willian
Charles
Willam
Railroads urged to adopt truck service to compete
A committee led by T. M. Flynn of the Northern Pacific Railroad recommended inaugurating major rail service to match truck competition. At the American Association of Railroad Superintendents meeting in St. Louis, the panel urged faster local freight schedules to provide door to door efficiency. One railroad has already started truck service with satisfactory freight gains.
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ST. Louis
T. M. Flynn
Minneapolis
Northern Pacific Railroad
American Association of Railroad
Drunk Driver Is Sentenced To Jail In Missouri
Carthage Missouri June 10 AP Robert Gibbons of Springfield was sentenced to one year in jail for driving while intoxicated. He was arrested Sunday after complaints that his driving endangered lives along Highway 66.
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Carthage
Robert Gibbons
Springfield
Earthquake Felt in San Jose California
A sharp quake was felt in San Jose California from 4:16 to 4:18 a m June 10. The center was estimated 32 miles southeast by Rev Raymond Buckley of the Ricard Memorial Observatory Santa Clara. No damage reported.
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San Jose
Cal
Raymond Buckley
Ricard Memorial Observatory
Santa Clara
Autos In Crash At a Boulevard Stop
Automobiles driven by Raymond Lindhardt of Lohman and Charles Doerhoff of Henley collided at the Jefferson and McCarty Street intersection today. Both cars were badly damaged but the occupants escaped without injury. City officials plan stricter enforcement of boulevard stop violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lindhardt
Lohman
Charles Doerhoff
Henley
Kaullen Sells St Louis Apartment in Big Real Estate Deal
Peter Kaullen closed a deal selling his apartment house at 4739 St Louis Avenue, St Louis, to R F Anderson for 27000. He also bought Burkhardt apartments at 422 423 Glass Water Street from Mgr Anderson. The sale was the largest real estate deal in months, arranged by Frank B Newham of the Dole County Austraet, Religig cul Investment Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Kaullen
St. Louis Avene
St. Louis
R. FL Anderson
Mr. Kaullen
Survey on 4 per cent beer economic effects
Senator Davis of Pennsylvania was told by the law enforcement commission that no survey on the economic effects of legalizing 4 per cent beer exists. Chairman Wickersham reportedly replied to Davis, and the commission says no formal results will be released. Representative Dyer argues such manufacturing would restore prosperity and yield at least 1 billion in tax revenue, with about 40 percent to the federal government.
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Washington
Juhe Ld
Davis
Pennsylvania
Law Enforcement Commission
Wickersham
Dyer
Missouri
Hoover
Treasury
Boonville Fatal Crash Claims St. Louis Man
Boonville Missouri March 11 AP Joan Russell a St. Louis sales woman was killed and 2 H Jones seriously injured when their car wrecked on a curve ten miles west of Boonville late last night Russell's body was taken to an undertaker in Boonville and Jones was taken to St Joseph's Hospital where he was expected to recover Both were employed by Ely Walker Dry Goods Co and were en route to Kansas City
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Boonville
Jime 11
Joan Russell
St. Louis
H. Jones
Russell
Jones
St. .Joseph's Hospital
Ely Walker Dry Goods Co
Kansas City
Missouri Wheat Yields Provisional For State
The state board of agriculture reports Missouri wheat at 93 percent of normal for dune 1 with an estimated yield of 22 890 000 bushels and 14 bushels per acre. Harvest forecast at 49 740 000 bushels. oat condition at 88 percent and corn at 78 percent of normal. fruit crops show promise with apples at 84 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
State Board of Agriculture
Prominent La Plata Banker Dies
J G Magers longtime president of the Farmers and Merchants Bank in La Plata Mo died suddenly at home while caring for his ill wife He had served seventeen years as bank president and was former president of the Bank of Gifford Mo He is survived by daughter Mrs E M Ralston and two brothers John D Magers St Catherine Mo and James Magers Noble Okla
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Plata
J. G. Magers
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Bank of Gifford
E. M. Ralston
John D. Magers
St. Catherine
James Magers
Noble
Okla
Ram Laden Car Chased Ten Miles By Police
A liquor laden car fleeing through Water Street and Highway 50 was pursuited by Chief Burger and Officer Erhardt for ten miles. The driver Anderson Camp Harris, a Negro, was captured near the Missouri River bridge after a crash eight miles west of town. Harris, detained on a preliminary hearing, faces possession and transportation charges with bond set at 1000 dollars. Police suspected the booze intended for Boone or Callaway counties as part of a larger illicit route tied to Prison Farm No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burger
Erhard
Anderson Camp Harris
Prison Farm No. 2
Columbia
Burgér
Erhardt
Mmssouri River
Jim
Water Street
Pt Nim
Ees
T Headquarters
Harris
Smith
Gircuit Court
Fann No. 2
Boone Coun
Boone County
Cole
Callaway
Boone Counties
Beer tax projection shocks readers in early report
AAP report from Washington says residents in a dozen states and DC would drink 21 cent gallons daily next year to fund high taxes. The W C G T U notes prewar per capita beer use at 17% gallons and cites 1916 tax costs, arguing legal sale hinges on state prohibition laws and delayed congressional session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. Cg.t. U
District of Columbia
Union
Congress
Thunder Showers Likely With Warmer East Report
Weather bulletin notes thunder showers probable tonight and Thursday. Extreme east-central areas may warm, while northwest regions cool by Thursday afternoon. Intermittent showers forecast, with temperature shifts across the state.
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Mlissoutis Lacathunder
Ernoon
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