Hoover seeks farm relief as debenture plan faces House defeat
On the Kansas City Republican convention anniversary, Hoover urges leaders to end bickering and pass a farm relief bill. Senate plans to adopt the bill without the debenture, creating a Federal Farm Board with a 500 million dollar revolving fund to stabilize prices. House opposition signals the debenture will be defeated while the president warns of delay and disruption to farmers.
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United Press
Perssumerox
Kansas City
Senate
House
White House
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Senem
New House
Reno S
Farmer-Laborite
McNary
Oregon
Watson
Allen
Kansas
Edge and
Moses
Nicholas Longworth
Tilson
Snett
All Powerful
Rules Committee
Congress
House of Representatives
Hoover makes appeal on farm relief from the country
President Hoover launches a nationwide appeal over the debenture plan accusing the Senate of delay in farm relief. The move follows 30 days without official comment and signals the first White House address to the nation since the Senate opposed the debentureless program.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
White House
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Federal Treasury
Carter case postponed to June 18 for disturbing the peace
John Carter charged with disturbing the peace saw his trial moved from Wednesday to June 18 at 2 o clock by Judge Leste after residents near Adams and Water streets complained. Swank, held for interfering with officers, was released on bond and also set for June 18.
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John Carter
Judge Leste
Carter
Adams
Water Streets
Cenis
Swank
IAT Heads Loan Committee Adopts Farm Policy Demands
At Des Moines Virginia June 12 reps of the corn belt committee of seven Midwestern states meeting with over a million farmers adopted resolutions attacking farm and tariff bills and urging passage of the equalization fee bill. They condemned certain corn belt congressmen as mere errand boys for special privilege and re elected William Hirth as chairman and A W Ricker as secretary.
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Des Moines
Congress
William Hirth
Columbia
St. Paul
Mina
National Guard Encampment Set for Fort Riley
The 128th field artillery Missouri National Guard will hold its annual encampment at Fort Riley Kansas from July 7 to 21. The regiment comprises batteries in St. Louis Mexico Maryville Boonville Canton Columbia Albany Burlington Junction and Sedalia.
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Mexico
128Th Field Artillery
Missouri National Guard
Fort Riley
Kansas
St. Louis
Maryville
Boonville
Canton
Columbia
Albany
Burlington Junction
Sedalia
Missouri rainfall above normal earlier in season but fading
The Missouri Weather Bureau report notes rainfall remains about five inches above normal since April 1, yet the last week was drier. Farmers resumed field work in warm sunny days as wheat heads and fills, corn planting nears completion, and cotton advances in the southeast.
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Columbia
Missouri
United States
Weather Bureau
Missouri River
Presbyterians Celebrate Ninety Fifth Birthday Anniversary
Rev A B Jackson of First Presbyterian leads a June 16 service marking the church founding on June 15 1834 in this city. Speakers include North Todd Gentry of Columbia Hugh Stephens Chamber of Commerce president and Rev Thomas B Mather of the Ministerial Alliance with other pastors assisting. Public urged to attend.
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A. B. Jackson
First Presbyterian Church
North Todd Gentry
Columbia
Hugh Stephens
Chamber of Commerce
Thomasb. Mather
Ministerial Alliance
Men’s Club Banquet Debate at Capitol Avenue Church
The Capitol Avenue Christian Church Men’s Guild meets Thursday at 6 30 p m in church chambers. A banquet and program feature a Supreme Court Chief Justice presiding over a debate on whether the church meets modern conditions. General Smith Atwood and Edgar Shook offer pro and con positions. Roy Newton leads a musical program. Elder E G McGee and others host an open discussion. Dinner is 50 cents per plate.
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Capitol Avenue Christian Church
White
Supreme Court
Smith Atwood
Attorney General's Office
Edgar Shook
Highway Commission
Roy Newton
E.G. McGee
Crippled Children Bill Expands Missouri Hospital Care
Missouri approves a $100,000 appropriation to the Crippled Children's Service at the University of Missouri hospital. The program aims to raise capacity to about 50 patients through summer, with ongoing care since 1927 aided by prior funds. Children are examined, x rayed, and treated for deformities, with progress documented by photos and films.
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Missouri University Hospital
Fox
Missouri
Missouri State Crippled Children's Service
University of Missouri Hospital
Eugene Field Foundation
Jas
Hosital
Pickens Named for State Secretary Post
George A. Pickens secretary of the Missouri State Chamber of Commerce has been named assistant Secretary of the State Survey Commission. He will compile the weekly progress report and broadcast the report from State Radio WOShare. The commission plans to survey state finances and government departments to improve support and operation per the governor's recommendation.
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George A. Pickens
Missouri State Chamber of Commerce
State Survey Commission
Pickens
Woshare
Theodore Gary
Kansas City
Caulfield
Adel Recital Well Attended
A large crowd attended Dorothy Asel home coming recital at the Junior College auditorium. She received praise for difficult selections and poised performance. Also noted is Edna Engelbrecht recovering well after an appendicitis operation at St Mary's Hospital.
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Dorothy Asel
Junior College Auditorium
Miss Asel
Edna Engelbrecht
J. G. Engelbrecht
St. Mary's Hospital
Death of Mrs. Emma Ott Houser in California Mo
Mrs. Emma Ott Houser 29 longtime resident of the capital city died Tuesday night at the Home of her sisters 207 East McCarty Street after a lingering illness She was wife of Otto Houser a druggist of California Mo and mother to no children Survived by parents Mr and Mrs John K Ott sisters Mrs Alice Petershagen and Mrs Dora Pohlman brother Walter Ott Final rites include viewing at 207 East McCarty Street private family service at 2 PM and Lutheran Church service at 3:30 PM with burial in River View Cemetery
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Capital City
Alice Petershagen
D. Pehlman
McCarty Street
Houser
Otto Houser
California
John K. Ott
St. Mary's Boulevard
Emma Ott
Otto Heuser
William Richter
Weinhold
Funeral services for Lizzie Young Held at Second Baptist
Funeral services for Mrs. Lizzie Young, a local resident, who died of a heart attack at a store, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 at the Second Baptist Church. The Rev. L. D. Hardiman will preside.
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Lizzie Young
Second Baptist Church
Otlock
L. D. Hardiman
Storms Cause Deaths and Damage Across Midwest
Violent electrical storms swept the Midwest from Iowa to Wisconsin and Illinois, killing at least ten people and injuring many. Cedar Rapids aviation accident, Mankato damage, and power telegraph outages were reported as winds reached up to 50 mph.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
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Nebraska
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Canada
United States
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Kingston
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Waukon
Town
Edward Rupp
Aikhorn
Wis
John Schmidt
Esther
Thomas Templeton
Cedar Rapids
Clarence Glaybaugh
Davenport
Edward Canty
Nashua
Des Moines
Sioux
Mankatao
Master Cleaners and Dyers Convene in Missouri
About 150 delegates attended the annual district Convention of the Master Cleaners and Dyers of Missouri at the Missouri Hotel. Speakers included Roy S. Denny editor of Cleaning and Dyeing World Mr. McNabb of St. Louis and Elmer Northway secretary of the National Association. Demonstrations at Star Cleaning and Dyeing Company featured Earl Ralls.
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Missouri
Missouri Hotel
Roy S. Denny
Cleaning and Dyeing World
Mr. McNabb
St. Louis
Elmer Northway
National Association
Star Cleaning and Dyeing Company
Earl Ralls
Debenture Provision Stirs Farm Bill Battle in Congress
The farm bill history traces early House and Senate action from April through June with a debenture provision contested. Supporters favored certificates reducing import duties for exporters, while opponents in the Senate rejected the conference report and debated the proposed half-cent duty relief on wheat debentures.
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House Agricultural Committee
Congress
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
House
Farm Board
Penitentiary Terms Handed Down in Osage County Court
Judge Ransom A. Brousy sentenced Slaley of Termen Me to five years for rape, committed in Gascanade county and moved to Osage County on venue. He has been jailed in Linn and will be sent to the penitentiary tomorrow. Mike Hoffman of Freeburg received a two year term after being found guilty of taking a tire from a box car near the Rock Island line. he had been paroled earlier. The Osage County Circuit Court session opened Monday and will adjourn at noon tomorrow.
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Ransom A. Brousy
Osage
Linn
Slaley
Terman
Gascanade
Osage County
Staley
Mike Hoffman
Freeburg
Rock Island
Breuer
Hoffman
Radi
Missouri approves new bus license fee and reciprocity bill
Governor Caulfield approves a bill raising Missouri bus line license fees to 10 dollars per seat, effective August 27, as a compromise between the House and Senate. The same session also approves a nonresident auto reciprocity measure allowing limited interstate use, plus a minor amendment to the child labor law.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Henry S. Caulfield
House
Senate
Becker
No Trace of Road Bandits
Police have yet to locate two young tourists who robbed Willis Johnson on Highway 54 south of Jefferson City last night. They stole a gold watch and about $15 as Johnson, returning home from the Capital City, gave them a ride. A gun was held to his side before the men fled.
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Willis Johnson
Highway 54
Jefferson City
Johnson
Rainy and Cooler Outlook Across Missouri and Illinois
Weather bulletin notes thunderstorms this afternoon or tonight in Missouri and southern Illinois, followed by cooler, mostly fair conditions Thursday. Maps show cloudy skies in Cape Girardeau, Columbia, Hannibal, Jefferson City, Joplin, and St Louis with generally fair roads. some towns report grid rainfall amounts and river flood stage readings.
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Ilino
Michigan
Associated Press
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Waverly
Boonville
Warsaw
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