Post Office Clerks Elect New Officers in Missouri
Williems Ernies of Springfield was re elected president of the Missouri federation of post office clerks at the tenth annual convention. New officers include Arthur Nicholson St Louis first vice president Harry J Harvey Mecon second vice president A A Tilman Caruthersville third vice president Fred R Jones Kansas City secretary and treasurer C W Peecher Marshall delegates to the national convention. Mrs Le HL Steenrod Joplin named president of Women’s Aug Mary. Other officers include Mya Perryman Columbia first silent Mrs W F Koenig St Louis second vice president Mrs Williams Ermes Springfield secretary and treasurer Leo George nation’s president spoke last night urging a 44 hour week higher max salaries raising the annuity and lowering retirement age.
Governor Signs Reciprocity Bill and Police Pension Measure
Governor Caulfield signed a reciprocity bill by Senator McCawley of Carthage allowing out of state drivers to operate in Missouri without Missouri registration if their plates show the current year and are from states recognizing Missouri plates. The measure applies only to states with reciprocal recognition. The governor also signed the St. Louis police pension bill.
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Caulfield
McCawley
Carthage
Missouri
St. Louis
Cleveland Gang War Breaks Again
Cleveland police report a fresh outburst of gang warfare after the shooting death of Sam Black Jack Todero. The killing follows the 18 month old slayings of bootleg sugar merchants Big Joe and John Lonardo, prompting Chicago detectives to suggest revenge as the motive and leading to the questioning of a Lonardo relative.
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Cleveland
Sam
Black Jack" Todero
Big Joe
John Lonardo
Chicago
Kurt Gloeckner
James Veasey
Lonardo
Reversal In Standard Oil Case by U S Court of Appeals
In Chicago June 11 a special master’s decision denying the government an injunction against Standard Oil Company of Indiana and other oil companies on Sherman Anti Trust charges was reserved in a three judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals. The report was submitted today. Evans dissented while Anderson upheld the prior ruling reversed by Martindale.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
United Stated
Gueyit Court of Appeals
United States
Weirk
Charles Martindale
Evan A. Evans
George T. Page
Albert B. Anderson
Windstorm Damages Chicago Property
A Chicago wind and rain storm caused extensive west side damage with a 50 mph gust. A falling sign critically injured a man. a cottage fire spread to four buildings. total damage around 250000 dollars. Yachts at Lake Michigan clubs also suffered damage.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Call Money Rises to Eight Percent in Slow Market
The New York stock market edged up from an early decline as call money climbed to 8 percent from 7. Trading remained dull with credit-stringency fears keeping small speculators out and limiting professional activity to a few segments. Banks lent about 20 million early, with funds returning later. a 10 to 12 percent rate is anticipated later in the week.
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New York
Burroughs Adding Machine
American Brake Shoe & Foundry
Public
North American
Federal Light & Traction
Commonwealth Power
American Water Works
Crucible
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Uo. &. Steel Common
General Asphalt
U.S
National Distillers
Fleischmann
Twenty three Will Graduate From St Peters School Tonight
One of the largest classes in the school's history will graduate tonight at St Peters School with twenty three seniors to receive diplomas in the auditorium. The program begins at 7 30 with music and prayers followed by the address by Monsignor Seligey and the distribution of honors. Eighth grade graduates will also receive diplomas.
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St. Peter's School
St. Peters’ School
Monsignor Seligey
D. D
Our Lady of Good
Oil Waste Can Be Stopped At Hoover Conference
COLORADO SPRINGS June 11 There is agreement that waste in the oil industry can be eliminated and a set of tentative principles may be formed to seed an interstate compact. Colorado Wyoming Utah and Montana oppose government order canceling permits to prospect on public land calling it unjust and destructive and vow to seek a compact only after the order is rescinded. Robert E Winbourn Colorado attorney general says states will not concede on a compact until freed from government restrictions.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Hoover
DEC
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Montana
Robert E. Winbourn
Philadelphia official Cunningham to be arrested by Senate panel
Washington June 11 The Senate campaign funds committee ordered the arrest of Thomas W Cunningham former Philadelphia sheriff and to bring him before the Senate for questioning in the Vare election case probe The committee also urged the government to seek rehearing in Cunningham’s court case over his refusal to answer questions
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Philadelphian
Washington
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Thomas W. Cunninghen
Philadelphia
Senate
Vare
Pennsylvania
Cunningham
Doctor Found What Is Best for Thin Constipated People
In Monticello Dr Caldwell treats whole body illness with a laxative formula. Since 1892 Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin has sold widely, praised by families for relief of constipation and minor ailments in children and adults. Countless grateful letters support its effectiveness.
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Monticello
Olmos
Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell
Sugden to become Shrine Chief in 1941
Walter N. Sugden of Sisterville Washington was elected imperial potentate of the Shriners at the recent Los Angeles convention and will advance to the top post in 1941. The other officers moved onward through regular channels. A notable mention notes Sugden’s long journey to imperial potentate.
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Walter N. Sugden
Sisterville
Wa.a
Imperial Potentate of the
Shriners
Los Angeles
Jas Imperial Outer Guard
Sugden
Wrestling Racket Claims Spark in 1920s Sporting Scene
The Boston Herald reports a survey alleging championship wrestling is the nation’s greatest goldbrick industry with rare genuine matches. It notes prominent wrestlers use different names, gale receipts fade beside betting, and calls wrestling a racket compared to horse racing and dog tracks. The piece cites Dan Koloth, Sonneinberg, Dave Shannon aliases, and Leta Leslie departing for Columbia University summer term.
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Boston
Boston Herald
the Herald
Cleoro
Dan Koloith
Sonneinberg
Greensboro
N. C
Dave Shannon
Griffin
Dan Kolman
Ab Huntington
W. Va
Dave Pet=roff
Ab South Bend
Ind
Fred Gotch
Milwaukee
Wis
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Biylie Wakasc
Concordia
Lafayette County
Weldon Kellogg
Hunnewell
Ruth Naugle
Jake Prairie
Crawford County
Charles A. Lee
England
Paris
Iin
Cafe DE
Ahearn
Ireland
Kelly
Mike Kelly
Mayo
Mator
Schulrz
Ove
MI DE
Nick WwHar
Eiffel Tower
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International
Locomotive
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Calumet & Hecla
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Gerre de Pares
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PL & Pec
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North West
Rogk Is. & Pas
Chite Gopper
Chrysler Corp
Colorado Fuel & Troy
Col. Gas. & Elect
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Gonsu
Continent
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Curtiss Aero
du Font de Nem
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Fish Rubber
General Elec
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Great Northern Ry
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Hudson Motor Car
Hupp Mot
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Gemtral
Harvesett Co
Nick
Tel
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Kas
City South Ry
Kelly-Springheld ‘Tire
Kennecott Gap
Kolster Radio
Kroger Grocery
Mack Trucks
Marland Oil
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Pacific
Montgomery Ward
Nat. Cash Register “A
New York Centre
Aed
N.Y
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Postum
Ser, Corp. N. J
Purity Bakery
Radio Corp
Steel & Lrop
South Railway
Btandara Oil
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Standard Oil
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Stewart Warner
Studebaker Corp
Texas Corp
Texas Gulf
Timken
Beay
Union Pacific
U. S. Industrigh
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Victor Talk
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Wabash R. ER
Warner Bros. Pictures
Western Union
Westinghouse el. & Mfg
Whites Motor Go
Wilys Overland
Wilson & Co
Woolworth Co
Wright Aero
Walter Humbroeck
Lee Rollins
Centertown
Zambesi River
South Africa
Minnesota
Owen Haughisnd
Minneapolis
Michita
Kans
Mits Ranger
Gene Shank
St. Peters
Flapper
Smith's Weekly
Sydney
Story
Leta Leslie
J. G. Leslie
Columbia
University
Mellon Institute OF Woust
REX Research
Lybrand, Ross Bros. and
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