Brunk Acquittal Predicted As Hearing Ends
The Missouri Senate impeachment trial of Larry Brunk suspended state treasurer neared closure as closing arguments began. Senator Buford disrupted proceedings while questioning why a key witness was not brought in, prompting House managers and senators to quiet him. The defense rested earlier, with final arguments due Friday and a verdict anticipated by Saturday evening amid doubts over sufficient votes for conviction.
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Carter M. Buford
Ellington
Lon
Haymes
Springfield
Missouri Senate
Larry Bronk
Buford
W. H. Meredith
Poplar Bluff
House
Brunk
Elsington
William H. Norwine
Meredith
Senate
Phil Donnelly
Lebanon
Ald Crouse
St. Joseph
Bussouri Senate
Larry Brunk
John G. Madden
Kansas City
Brink
State House
Stanley P. Clay
Joplin
Bank of Aurora
Weather Update Forecast Tonight Through Friday in Missouri
Occasional local showers expected tonight and Friday with continued warm conditions across Missouri. Roads reported muddy in Kansas City, Joplin, St. Joseph and Maryville while river stages show rising levels at several gages including St. Louis and Boonville.
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Missouri
Ecole
West Uestortion
Automobile Club of
Missourij
St. Joseph
Maryville
Kansasity
Joplin
Gape Girardeau
Cansas City
DeMolays Arrive for Annual Missouri Conclave in St Louis
Vanguard of DeMolays arrives ahead of the eleventh state conclave in St Louis for the Missouri Amateur Golf match results this morning saw Vincent Bruegging lose to Alanson Brown and W A Dallmeyer win by default. Delegates register and housing occupies focus as the convention opens with a schedule including welcome addresses, an oratorical contest, and a parade at the capitol.
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Vincent Bruegging
St. Louis
Alanson Brown
W. A. Dallmeyer
Jefferson City
R. J. Richardson
de Molays
Toy Order
Ard M. Gwinner
Jefferson
Star Spangled
Hey. T. B. Mather
Caulfield
Herbert Mudd
Dad
Frank S. Land
Order of DeMolay
Springfiled
Ato
Aleb Ca
Capitol Building
Rasebdali Zama
Lincoln Park
Kansas City
St Tanis
Barberue State Ipark
Dor College
Heavy truck crashes into tree on Monroe Street
A sand laden heavy truck slid from a curb on Monroe Street and plowed into a tree. The truck went halfway through the tree but was not damaged. It required help to be removed. The hedge in front of Mrs. George Dring’s property was damaged. The truck was driven by Bernard Gruis of Columbia and he stopped the truck to have dinner after parking it.
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Monroe Street
George Dring
Bernard Gruis
Columbia
Hoes Psychology Aims To Turn Prohibition Into Tool
A self described unsophisticated professor from the Bible Belt plans to train 24 men from 12 prohibition districts at the prohibition bureau. In two weeks they will join 2 000 federal agents beginning July 1, using psychology to enforce prohibition. The class features charts on teaching instincts emotions and intelligence and diagrams showing alcohol effects on the brain.
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Washington
Bible Belt
Fred M. Gyegs
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Prohibition Bureau
Federal Enforcement Division
Gregg
National Guard flyer killed in Ohio crash near Toledo
Cap. M. M. Rudner of the South Observation Squadron Wineis National Guard was killed and Captain Koshak of the Illinois National Guard seriously injured when their plane crashed near Toledo airport. Thomas F. White of Chicago was burned. White said the trio left Chicago at 9 a.m. for Toledo on a business trip. cause of the accident unknown.
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Toledo
Cap
M. M. Rudner
South Observaion Squadron
Wineis National Guard
Koshak
Ilinois National Guard
Diane
Thomas FP. White
Chicago
White
Banker Has Clue To Missing Daughter
Addison F. Wardwell, a retired Watertown banker, arrived in Hobart from Ashtabula, Ohio, claiming within 24 hours he would locate his daughter Mary Elizabeth, 23, who has been missing from her residence for more than a week. Wardwell said the search followed a report that Mary Elizabeth was traveling toward Hobart with George Reed, 18, of Brownsville, N. Y.
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Hobart, Inc
Addison F. Wardwell
Watertown
NL Y
Mary Elizabeth
Wardwell
Ashtabula
Ohio
Hobart
George Reed
Brownsville
Investigating Alleged Loss at Richfield Companies
Los Angeles June report says the district attorney's office probes an alleged loss of 54,218,091 dollars from Richfield Oil Company of California and its holding Richfield Company through asserted officer irregularities. Deputy DA Bonner Richardson expects grand jury presentation if culpability exists. Both firms are in receivership.
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Los Angeles
Lil—Ap
Richfield Oi Company
California
Richfield Company
Bonner Richardson
Plan anniversary of Women's Crusade in W Niagara Falls
Plans for observance of the 6th anniversary of the Women's Crusade of 1873-74 and analysis of the organization's work in various sections of the country were on the program of the national executive committee of the Women's Christian Temperance Union in Niagara Falls on June 11.
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Wiagara Falls
N. Y
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Women Plan Fights On Fads And Quacks In Philadelphia
June AP report on the closing session of the ninth annual conference of the Women's Auxiliary of the American Medical Association. President Mrs Arthur B McGleftian of Missouri urged wives of physicians to combat medical fads quacks and faddists and to push doctors to provide accurate medical information.
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Philadelphia
Women's Auxiliary
American Medic Association
Arthur
Effects of Jamaica ginger demonstrated by paralysis outbreak
Philadelphia report details a session of the American Medical Society on adulterated Jamaica ginger causing a distinct peripheral nerve paralysis. Dr Burley notes toe drop followed by wrist drop and hand weakness, with many severe cases immobilized for months and an estimated 15,000 cases. Publicity helped save many from drinking the adulterated product.
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Philadelphia
Jamaica
American Medical Society
Benjamin T. Surley
Neurological Department
Worcester, Mass, City Hospital
Burley
Lindbergh Plans Likely Eastward Flight Via Northeastern Route
Charles A. Lindbergh, visiting Washington for a luncheon, told United Press that his possible trip to the Orient will likely use the Northeastern route. He kept plans tentative and said a definite departure date would take several weeks to decide.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
United Press Today
Paroled fourteens include Lloyd Landrum in governor action
Lloyd Landrum a farmer near Riston was among fourteen convicts paroled by Governor Caulfield on the parole board's recommendation after prior false pretenses and statutory rape charges. Landrum later faced a two year sentence for criminal assault while fellow defendant Mike Skinner saw sentence set aside. Paroles were granted to several others including Virgil Yates and Jack Johnson as officials noted record ambiguities and corrections.
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Lloyd Landrum
Near Riston
Caulfield
State Penal Board
Landrum
Mike Skinner
Westhines
Nike G. Sevier
Virgil Yates
Marion County
Withyle Bagges
Benton County
Jack Johnson
DeKalb
Frank B. Vandever
Jasper County
Vanderer
Yecom
Hej Wes
Jide
Charles Miller
Butler Jountley
Syand
Walter Davis
Dunkin County
Ode Duke
Dunklin County
Felix Albertson
Caldwell Courts
Orville White
Stone County
Joe Park
Jackson County
Lawrence Crouch
St. Francois
O. F. Utt
John W. James
Pemiscoth
Harley Nelson
Ernest Borchers
St. Louis
Felix Wright
Newton County
John Romanus
St Louis
Farm Board Surplus Cuts Treasury Expenditures
Washington June 11 The daily treasury balance for June 3 shows expenditures of 21960.44 dollars due to the farm board returning 9614386.74 dollars in unused funds to the treasury. This large return nearly wipes out that day's reported outlay in the treasury records.
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Washington
Treasury
Treasury Department
Federal Farm Board
Medical Association elects Dallas doctor president elect
Philadelphia June 11 Dr Edward Henry Gary of Dallas Texas was chosen president elect of the American Medical Association in session here He is emeritus dean of Baylor University College of Medicine and will assume office at the tenth annual meeting of the association
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Philadelphia
Edward Henry Gary
Dallas
Texas
American Medical Association
Cary
Baylor University College of Medicine
First Degree Murder Charges Filed in Kan Town Shootout
Gerald Anderson, 19, was charged with first degree murder in Molton Kansas after a dispute over land rights and farm gate use led to a shotgun shooting that killed 20 year old Harold Lentzsch. The case centers on the Lentzsch farm conflict.
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Molton
Kan
Jime Til
Gerald Anderson
Harold Lentzsch
Anderson
Lentzsch
Gates
Taos Teen Dies After Illness
Marcella Stegran, six, daughter of Mr and Mrs Prank W Stegran of Taos, died this morning from a throat infection after about ten days of illness. Survived by three sisters two brothers and grandfather H H Schnieders a Taos merchant. Funeral Saturday from the Catholic Church Taos with interment in Taos Cemetery.
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Marcella
Dahter
Prank W. Stegman
Taos
H. H. Schnieders
Pattonsburg man held on attempt to rob charge
Kermit Burton 25 of Pattonsburg was arrested on a charge of attempt to rob in connection with the fatal shooting of Glen Boyls of Kansas City. Burton, shot in the incident, could not post 3000 dollars bond and was detained for further investigation. Boyls died June 2 at a St Joseph hospital after being shot during the holdup attempt.
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Gallatin
Kermit Burton
Pattonsburg
Dune J
Glen Boyls
Kansas City
Burton
Boyl
St. Joseph Hospital
Japan to Officially Welcome Lindbergh On Tour
The Japanese government announced it would officially welcome Charles A. Lindbergh and his wife on their proposed aerial tour of the Orient. Ambassador Debuchi hosted them at luncheon in Tokyo, as under-secretary Castle released a letter from the ambassador approving the flight.
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Washington
State Department
Charles 4. Lindberg
Orient
Mrs. Chas Stadler Undergoes Operation
Mrs Chas Stadler of 715 Cliff Drive underwent an appendicitis operation this morning. Her condition was stated as favorable at the hospital.
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Mrs
Chas, Stadler
Chas
Stadler
Cliff Drive
Hannibal to Get Natural Gas System
The Citizens Gas Company of Hannibal filed with the State Public Service Commission for authority to distribute natural gas in Hannibal, replacing artificial gas.
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Hannibal
Citizens Gas Company of
State Public Service Commission
Farmers Return to Horse Power System in Kansas
Topeka Kansas farmers pressed for cash revert to horse and mule power as machinery idle. State oil inspector Seth G Wells reports May gasoline tax collections down 15 percent for agricultural and industrial use versus 1930. Total May receipts totaled 70719654 dollars.
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Topeea
Kan
Kansas
Seth G. Wells
Mionka
Wells
Family Stricken by Strange Malady in Carrollton
A Carrollton family of three faces a mysterious illness. One member, Otte Bale, shows improvement after donating blood to save a son. Mrs. Hale is near death from pernicious anemia. The son died in a Kansas City hospital from an infection linked to his transfusion for his mother.
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Carrollton
Dutte
Otte Bale
Fiale
Hale
Kansas City
Sixty-One Indicted in Federal Case in Missouri
Sixty-one persons faced federal indictments after a grand jury report. George B. Peischman and Lester A. Grancer, officials of Allegheny Tube & Steel, were named among those charged. The actions involve Interstate Commerce Act violations for scrapping wrought iron pipe and shipments to Tulsa Oklahoma and Coffeyville Kansas. Twenty-two indictments allege violations of the prohibition law.
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ST. Louis
George B. Peischman
Lestera. Grancer
Tulsa
Okla
Coffey~ville
Kan
Allegheny Tube & Steel Company
Earhart Continues Across Country In Autogiro Flight
Amelia Earhart resumed her cross country autogiro tour, taking off from El Paso Municipal Airport at 6 30 a m. She plans a refuel stop in Pecos Texas and aims to reach Oklahoma City for an overnight stay.
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EL Paso
Texas
Amelia Earhart
Pecos
Oklahoma City
Mrs Caulfield Injured in Fall at Executive Mansion
Mrs Henry Caulfield wife of Governor Caulfield was injured yesterday when she fell on a stone walk in the executive mansion yards. Her face was cut and bruised but the injuries are not serious.
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Henry
Two Jefferson City Women Injured in California Crash
In Missouri near Tipton two Jefferson City women, Mrs Nellie West Amos and Mrs Jacqueline Lavorre West Legorre, were seriously hurt in a head on collision two miles east of Tipton. A. A. York of Bartzsville Oklahoma suffered a crushed left arm and other injuries. A fourth man, an employee of the Pr uups Petrolegny Company, had a broken rib and cuts. his name could not be learned. Mrs Amos and Mrs Lavorre, daughters of Mrs Nor West of Jefferson City, were en route when the crash occurred. Their car collided with Yorks vehicle at high speed. The injured were taken to the California hospital. Lavorre was in critical condition, York in critical condition, Amos condition not stated. The mothers of the women left for California after the summons.
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Jefferson City
Tipton
Nellie West Amos
Jacqueline Leura West Legorre
A. A. York
Barttzsville
Okla
Pruups Petrolegny Company
California, Mo
Hey
York
Amos
Lavorre
Nor ‘West
Cherry Street
California
Loop banks rush aid as Chicago money panic eases
Millions of dollars were ready for immediate transfer from Loop banks to outlying institutions hit by a financial upheaval sparked by Lares hig wergers and 26 closings. Arthur Reynolds of Continental Minors Bank & Trust said funds have been sent and more would follow if needed. Six Chicago banks suspended operations yesterday amid unrest. Beverly Hills Bank, capitalization 200000, deposits 1 million, closed today.
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Chicago
Lares Hig Wergers
Arthur Reynolds
Continents Minors Bank &Trust Company
State Bank of
Beverly Hills
Saab
Henry Ford Turns To Big Experimental Farm Project
The Detroit News reports Henry Ford has acquired a large group of Lenawee County farms in southwest Michigan and is converting them into a vast experimental farm. Fences are being removed, land cleared, and old farmhouses restored. A small schoolhouse and a blacksmith shop former church are revived. Ford supervises the development and says farming should run like industry with closer cooperation between farmers and manufacturers.
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Detroit
Time
Detroit News
Henry Ford
Lenawee County
Ann Michigan Preparatory
Sma
Ford
Minyuufacturer
President Hoover Plans Midwest Campaign Swing
President Hoover schedules a two day quiet stay at his Virginia camp before a two day Midwest swing beginning in Indianapolis with a speech at the Editorial Association meeting, then to Marion Ohio to dedicate the Harding Memorial and Springfield Illinois to rededicate the Lincoln Tomb.
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Hoover
Virginia Mountain
Indianapolis
Midwest
Orange
Leslie
Paul R. Bausman
Indiana Republlican Editors Association
Bin
Lanquet
Governor's Mansion
Marion
Ohio
Harding
Springfield
Illinois
Fifty World War Veterans Sworn as Special Deputies
Steubenville Ohio June 11 Fifty World War veterans were sworn in as special deputies to help police a coal miners strike in Eastern Ohio. Belmont County officials allocated twenty five thousand dollars to strengthen county officers patrolling the district after fears of violence rose. The first incident reported was a bomber attacking a miner's home, causing destruction but no injuries.
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Steubenville
Fifly
Ohio
Belmont
Woman 24 Has Her Third Set of Twins OTTAWA
Jime 11 AP reports Mrs. Jean Vallillee 24 gave birth to her third set of twin boys in five years. El Paso TX June 11 AP notes Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Johnson after 13 years of marriage now have two pairs of twins born in the last 11 months. Two boys were born late Wednesday. the other twins are 17 months old.
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Ottawa
Jime
Jean Vallillee
EL Paso
Tex
Mes. R. L. Johnson
Plan training camp for Negro youths in Port Riley Kans
A citizens military training camp for negro youths will open June 24 at Port Riley Kansas offering youths from Missouri Kansas Iowa and Nebraska a 30 day program. About fifty Kansas City boys will attend the camp as announced today.
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Kansas City
Port Riley
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Compromise With Mussolini Denied
Vatican pressure on the Catholic Action Society is reaffirmed in an Ossservative newspaper editorial. It states Diocesan bishops will run local branches with closer oversight, while Vatican maintains general supervision and the Holy Father remains in charge, despite Italian government opposition.
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Vatican City
Catholic Action Society
Osserevatore Romane
Vatican
Sto
Miss Taube Loses Finger in Factory Machine
Theresa Taube suffered severe injuries at the Tweedie factory when her left hand was caught in a cutting machine. The middle finger was amputated as a result of the accident.
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Theresa Taube
Tweedie
Meteor Blast Claimed Not To Be Meteor, Ohio Residents Say
Residents near here woke to a violent blast that earlier led some to fear a meteor explosion. By daybreak authorities and locals questioned the meteor theory as officials investigated the sound and shock in the northwest Ohio area.
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Navita
Ohio
Here
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