Senate Rejects House Farm Relief Bill
The Senate rejected the conference farm bill by 46 to 43, ending weeks of deadlock with the House. Debenture provisions were disputed, and several senators shifted positions, prompting fears the farm legislation may end this session. President Hoover opposed the debenture plan.
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Washington
Senate
House
Fletcher
Trammell
Florida
Howeover
Couzens Republican
Michigan
King
Utah
Walsh
Massachusetts
Hoover
Capitol
Borah
Idaho
Allen
Kansas
Plans for summer rail guided tours for vacation seekers
Officials from Wilneis Central, Pennsylvania and Missouri Pacific Railroads will meet Mrs. Gliford Porter in the city to arrange personally conducted tours this summer. Eastern tours include major East Coast cities, Great Lakes, Canada, Washington and New York. Western trips cover National Parks, Denver and Colorado Springs. Rates are below ordinary fare for travelers in summer.
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Wilneis Central
Pennsylvania
Missouri Pacific
Gliford Porter
Canada
Washington
New York
National Parks
Denver
Colorado Springs
Missouri Baptist Accepts New Executive Secretary Post
Dr John Benjamin Lawrence general secretary of Baptist Missions in Missouri accepted the offer of the Southern Baptist Home Mission Board to become its executive secretary. He will replace acting secretary Arch Cree who has handled affairs since the Clinton Carnes embezzlement episode in Atlanta on June 11.
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Atlanta
John Benjamin Lawrence
Baptist Missions In
Missouri
Southern Baptist Home Mission Board
Lawrence
Seertary Arch Cree
Clinton
Parachutist Survives 2000-Foot Fall Near Navy Yard
Leon Allen, 30, a Wright Aeronautical Co. pilot from Mount Clair New York, fell 2000 feet after a motor failure near Mustin Field by the Philadelphia Navy Yard. He was bruised and cut and hospitalized at the U S Navy Hospital with no serious injuries reported.
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Philadelphia
Leon Allen
Wright Aeronautical Co
Mount Clair
N. Y
Mustin Field
Philadelphia Navy Yard
U. S. Navy
Lafayette Woman Pleads Guilty to Carrying Deadly Weapon
Marie Schoble, described as a royal negress, pleaded guilty to nourishing a deadly weapon on Lafayette Street. She received a six month jail term from Justice W P Smith after a Sunday morning scuffle in a lunchroom ended with Herbert Boone shot in the groin as he tried to disarm her. Boone’s condition was reported favorable at the hospital with no serious injury expected.
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Marie Schoble
Herbert Boone
Lafayette Street
W. P. Smith
Boone
Gets Six Years For Violation of Mann Act
Kenneth Gladeau, 22, a federal prisoner in Detroit, confessed last Saturday to witness the Hall Mills case in Brunswick, New Jersey six years ago and was sentenced today to six years at Leavenworth for Dyer and Mann Act charges. Authorities dismissed his tale as untrustworthy and other confessions by Gladeau were found groundless.
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Detroit
Mich
Kenneth Gladeau
Hall-Mills
Brunswick
N. J
Leavenworth
Kansas
Gladcan
Francis J. Bergen
Somerset
County
Gladeau
Aged Resident Breaks Her Arm in Fall at Home
Mrs. A. T. Ogden, an elderly resident of the capital city, broke her arm in a fall at her East Dunklin Street home early this morning. Seventy plus, she slipped and could not catch herself, hitting the floor hard. She suffered severely this afternoon but shows gradual improvement. Friends here are grieved by the misfortune.
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A. T. Ogden
East Dunklin Street
J C College Men Awarded Letters
Jefferson City Junior College awarded basketball letters to six eligible players yesterday. Arthur Busch Carney Wyrick Earl Langkop Grendon Leslie Robert Mahon and Glenn Summers received letters, with Paul Scott honored as trainer for the season.
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Jefferson City
G. L. Lovell
Arthur Busch
Carney Wyrick
Earl Langkop
Grendon Leslie
Robert Mahon
Glenn Summers
Paul Scott
New Drug Chain To Be Organized
Kansas City June 11 formation of a nationwide drug store chain by the atz Drug Company appeared certain as it was learned the curate drug concern plans to place on the market Thursday between 5 000 000 and 6 000 000 dollars worth of securities.
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Kansas City
Atz Drug Company
Levee contract awards approved for several districts
Memphis June 11 AP Lieut Col F B Wilby said Army Engineers approved levee work contracts from bids opened May 22 excluding Birds Point New Madrid back levee. Winners include Ward Hayes Cleveland for Mound City front works 102000 dollars. Missouri Eng and Contracting St Louis for Reelfoot district piece 6. Sweet Price Dredging Memphis for Enl and new levee in Reelfoot district 2.115 million cubic yards. Roth Hickman Ky for New Madrid Sikeston St Johns Bayou piece 5. government labor for St Francis near Gayoso Mo piece 9. government force enlargement for Tower St Francis near Barfield Ark piece 10. Mrs Parker leaves for Sedalia Boonville and Cooper County return next week.
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Memphis
Tenn
F. B. Wilby
United States
Chief of Army Engineers
Birds Point
New Madrid
Missouri
Ward-Hayes Construction Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Mound City Front
Ohio River
Missouri Engineering and Contracting Company of
St. Louis
Reelfook Levee
Sweet Price Dredging Corporation
Reelfoot Levee
William W. Roth
Hickman
Sikeston St. Johns Bayou
Lower
St. Francis Levee
Gayoso
Tower St. Francis
Barfield
Ark
Bays Pajamas for Summer Instead of Palm Beach Suit
Tom McGee a War veteran from Wainwright was questioned by Officer Hall in Mill Bottom after walking in pajamas and a suit that his clerk claimed could be worn inside or out. McGee said he bought the outfit for summer to cope with heat and that he planned to travel to Jefferson City on foot. He was released after changing into extra trousers. he previously worked as a carpenter and was injured in a fall.
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Mill Bottom
Tom McGee
Wainwright
Hall
Parker
McGee
Jefferson City
Callaway
Police search for stolen bicycle from Milo Walz store
Police comb all city sections seeking a bicycle stolen from the rear of Milo Walz Second Hand Store this morning. J G Johnson 50 fears a 3 mile hike to Callaway for supper if not found by night. He describes it as a Rolls Royce style bike with red front tires and a black rear tire.
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Milo Walz
Walz
Callaway
J. G. Johnson
Jeffer
Son City
Cedar City
Johnson
Proclamation campaign seeks new dogma on Mary in Heaven
In Rome on June 1, the Italian National committee for reform of feminine fashions announced a bid for the Pope to proclaim a new dogma the corporeal presence of the Virgin Mary in Heaven. The group plans a world wide petition drive urging the pope to declare the dogma at the earliest opportunity.
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Rome
National Committee For
Pius XI
Italy
Mary
In Jail For Disturbing Peace Trial Postponed
The trial of Joh Carter and Bessie Swank for disturbing the peace at Water and Adams streets was postponed to 10 a m Wednesday by Judge Leslie. Carter faced drunkenness and disturbing the peace charges while Swank was accused of resisting arrest. They remain jailed pending the Wednesday hearing.
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Joh Carter
Bessie Swank
Water and
Adams Streets
Leslie
Carter
Varsity Ramblers To Play At Park Friday
The Varsity Ramblers, a popular Capital City orchestra, will provide music for the Wrecks' Club dance at the State Park Friday evening. The dance is the dividend dance, a profit sharing event for attendees of Wrecks' dances, with everyone invited.
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Varsity Ramblers
Atten
Five Killed in Tornadoes Strike Minnesota Wisconsin
Tornadoes that hit central Minnesota and northern Wisconsin Monday night left at least five dead and many injured. Killed near Kingston and Cokata were unnamed residents. one Kingston victim was Henry Wournos. Homes and farm buildings were wrecked as hail and rain accompanied the violent winds.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Cokata
Minn
Kingston
Henry Wournos
Gustave Wandja
North Dakota
Swan Lake
Elmer Hergren
Annual Battle On Today Between Crevell and Tribune
The annual feud between Crevell and Post Tribune baseball teams is set for this afternoon at Houchins Park. Henry Crevelt fields the Plushbottoms against Jimmie Owens’ Tribune nine as Nicholds faces Crevelt’s Barker. Coggins, ex Missouri track star, may be outfield hope for the Tribune.
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Crevell
Post-Tribune
Houchins Park
Henry Creveil
Plushbottom Boys
Jimmie Owens
Tribune
Crevelt
Tribune Force
Nichols
Owens
Coggins
The
Missouri University
High Street
Jefferson City Singing Company Heads to St Louis Contest
The Jefferson City Singing Company, a Capital City group founded by Mrs. M Foubister, departs Friday afternoon for St Louis to compete at the Elks Auditorium. Twenty two cities will perform in the contest Saturday evening, with the group returning Tuesday after the event. They will be accompanied by Captain and Mrs Fou bister.
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Jefferson City
Achool Names Hubert Smalt Band Director at JC High
Hubert Smalt of Columbia named director of Jefferson City High School band. Smalt leads the 128th Field Artillery Band and has military and Christian College music department ties. He plans a large school band and early training to feed a future municipal ensemble.
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Jefferson City
Hubert 3. Smalt
Columbia
128Th Field Artillery Band
Smalt
Military Academy
Alton
Christian College At
Fire Charges Against Cassville Fireman
Cassville Missouri June 11 Charges of assault with intent to kill were filed against Fred Spike Sullivan Cassville fireman accused of snabbing Fire Chief Leo Hutchens on June 4 Preliminary hearing set for June 20 Sullivan arrested at Pierce City and returned here He was jailed on 2000 bond Sullivan is accused by Chic Hutchens of stalking him after an argument at the old post office fire site
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Sassville
Asault
Atent
Fred
Spike) Sullivan
Cassville
Leo Hutchens
Sullivan
Pierce City
Chic Hutchens
Butler Brothers to Open New Stores Nationwide
Srott Stores Inc a Butler Brothers subsidiary announced plans to open several new links in its chain in the coming weeks. New openings include locations in New York City Long Island City Wallingford and Rockville Connecticut Philadelphia Salem New Jersey and eleven mid western cities.
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Chicago
Srott Stores, Inc
Butler Brothers
New York
Long Island City
N. Y
Wallingford
Rockville
Will Welcome Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald Visit
Washington reports indicate the United States would welcome a visit by Premier Ramsay MacDonald of Great Britain. Official channels say there is no formal London indication of such a trip, though officials follow newspaper reports with interest. Ambassador Dawes is due in London to convey American attitudes, but no confirmation exists.
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Washington
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
United States
State Department
White House
London
Dawes
Mr. MacDonald
Asel Recital At Junior College Auditorium Tonight
Miss Dorothy Asel, Jefferson City vocalist, headlines a P. E. O. chapter sponsored recital at the Junior College Auditorium this evening Tickets have been selling briskly and a large crowd is expected to attend the performance early in the evening to welcome Miss Asel home.
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Dorothy Asel
Jefferson City
Junior College
Asel Flome
Will Display Criminal Photos Rogues Gallery Planned
Chief of Police Parker today ordered the construction of a fixture in the police station to establish a rogues gallery. The display will arrange descriptions of criminals sent from other places, replacing the old single hook record method.
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Parker
FLIERS FORCED DOWN AGAIN IN ICELAND FLIGHTS
In Reykjavik Iceland on June 11 the Swedish seaplane Sverige failed two early takeoffs for a Greenland to America flight via Greenland. After multiple attempts the crew finally managed a takeoff at 7 a.m. before retreating ashore to fix a propeller amid good weather and easterly winds toward Greenland.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Sverige
America
Greenland
Albin Ahrenberg
Woman Drops Dead While Shopping at Montgomery Ward
Mrs. Lizzie Young, 60, a resident of Monroe Street, suffered a heart attack while shopping at Montgomery Ward this morning. She had longtime heart trouble and collapsed on the store floor after briefly appearing to recover. Funeral arrangements had not been made.
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Lizzie Young
Monroe Street
Montgomery Ward
Two Killed In Joplin Auto Crash Near Here
JOPLIN MO June 11 Death claimed two lives and a third person was near death in a hospital after a car crash south of Joplin. H McCarty Sinclair on Company representative died in Neosho Hospital, Miss Ila Carter died in a local hospital, Miss Esther Hubbard of Alba is in hospital with internal injuries concussion and a broken arm. The auto overturned into a ditch after being struck by another motorist.
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Joplin
Ina
Here
William Smart Sent To State Reformatory
William Smart, a local youth, was sent to the State Reformatory for a two year term after stealing a car from Henry LePage months ago. Sheriff Ben Prenger escorted him to Boonville to begin the sentence immediately after parole was revoked by Judge Westhues.
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William Smart
State Reformatory
Ben Prenger
Henry LePage
Smart
Boonville
Judse Westhues
Gets Thirty Days In Liquor Charge
Mrs. Rena King pleaded guilty to possession of liquor found by police in her home Saturday during a search for two men seen entering the residence. Justice 3. G. Leslie sentenced her to 30 days in jail. Assistant prosecutor Elliott Campf filed the complaint, alleging the house was a nuisance. She is already serving 25 days on another city and state charge, to run in addition to the new sentence.
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Rena King
Justice 3
G. Leslie
Local schools appoint athletics heads and staff
Ephriam A. Markey, longtime Marshall High athletics director, will lead Jefferson City Senior High and Junior College’s athletic department, with Williams H. Lyons as assistant. Glenn St. Rice of Warrensburg named January High School director and math instructor. Board also hired William H. Hager, H. W. Rollman, Guy L. Boothe, Helen Martin, Peyton Vaughn, and reappointed Charlotte Langerhans as secretary and Emil Schott as treasurer. Henry Bohner to supervise Hough playgrounds at Woodcrest summer program.
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Ephriam A. Markey
Marshall High School
Jefferson City
Board of Education
Williams H. Lyons
Markeyn
Marshes
Tve
Markey
Central Missouri State Teachers College
Illinois
Wisconsin
William H. Hager
Fayette
Central College of Fayette
Uniiversity of
Missouri
Laura A. McGaffey
H. W. Rollman
Helena
Oklo
University of Oke
Guy L. Boothe
Leeton
State Normal
Warrensburg
Hillsboro
Helen Martin
Chamois
Peyton Vaughn
New Bloomfield
Charlotte Langerhans
Emil Schott
Henry Bohner
Sue
Hough
Woeodcrest
Fined Ten Dollars For Catching Frogs
In Columbia Missouri four University of Kentucky students were fined ten dollars each for catching two frogs in a Warren County pond. The Warren County sheriff asked Columbia police to arrest the youths who were traveling on Highway 40. Police collected the money and sent it to the Warren County official. A deputy game warden stated Missouri has no current law against frog catching.
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Columbia
Warren County
Warren
Charles McAlister
University of Kentucky
Missouri
Missouri Weather Summary Tonight and Wednesday
Unsettled tonight and Wednesday with possible local thunderstorms. Cooler Wednesday in western and northern areas. Weather compiled for the Associated Press by the Automobile Club of Missouri shows clear conditions and fair roads overall with river stages varying slightly at listed stations.
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Missouri
Associated Press
Avomobile Club of
Hermann Union
Srasee
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