Preliminary hearing slated for Quage murder suspect Crawford
Mack Crawford, held in Linn for the Freeburg Copeland killing, is set for a preliminary hearing before Justice John Vaughan early next week. Prosecutor Garstang says a first degree murder charge is likely. evidence is mostly circumstantial but sufficient for such a charge. Crawford claims innocence, says he was fishing on the Gasconade River and unaware of the killing until last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Crawford
W. N. Copeland
Freeburg
John Vaughan
Linn
M. R. Garstang
Garstang
Crawford
Cap Tillman
Tillman
Copeland
Schnitzer
Gasconade
Argyle
Kang
Garstan
Schnitzler
Eland
George J. Gove
Brevier
Osage County Gircuit
Walter Hoffman flies autogiro from New York to Dallas
Walter Hoffman piloted an autogiro from New York to California, stopping at Springfield, Missouri, to refuel and continuing today from the Springfield airport at noon toward Dallas, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Une Ir
Walter Hoffman
New York
California
Dallas
Texas
McKenzie Sentenced to Ten Days for Worthless Check
Frank McKenzie pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace Menteer to giving a worthless check for 4.16 to Ferguson Grocery. He was sentenced to ten days in jail due to insufficient funds in the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McKenzie
Ferguson
Justice of the Peace Menteer
Motorcycle Rider Injured In Capitol Fall
Alvin Coffelt was slightly injured in a fall from a motorcycle at the capitol shortly after noon today. He suffered cuts and bruises to the arms and body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Coffelt
Capitol
Fair and cooler weather across Missouri and Illinois
Morning shows showers in part of Missouri and Illinois with cooler conditions later in the day. Missouri roads reported damp to wet statewide, with clearer skies in western counties and rain possible in eastern regions. River stage data includes Kansas City and Hermann figures, with yesterday's data noted.
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Missouri
Ulinois
Associated Press
Autorsonile Club of
Missoury
St Louis
Wanniha
Steger
A.m
Kansas City
Waverly
Itte Hla
Hermann
Unlay
Reunion of 1922 23 Constitutional Convention Members
Forty members of the Constitutional convention of 1922 23 gathered for a reunion. Governor Caulfield welcomed them. Cassius M Shartel presided and spoke on amending prohibition questions and a constitutional budget system. Memorial addresses and obituaries were planned with a luncheon at the Missouri Hotel and a dinner at the Country Club followed by a visit to Bagnell Dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shartel
Neosho
Missouri
Senate
Caulfield
Cassius M. Shartel
R. M. Talbert
James O. Allison
Garland Wilson
Alex Carter
J. W. Alexander
John H. Bothwell
Solon T. Gilmore
Joseph W. Miller
Lieufelius Gunningham
John H. Lucas
H. P. Lay
J. B. Daniel
L. M. Henson
Orrin L. Munger
Jules A. Fremon
Robert Lamar
A.V. Lashley
Ralph Wammack
United States
George H. Williams
Bagnell Dam
Union Electric Light and Power Company
Local Man Dies Before Hernia Operation at Hickory Hill
Arleigh B. Scott, 37, of near Hickory Hill, died at the hospital this morning while being pre pared for an operation. The machinist, unmarried, lived with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Scott and is survived by one sister and three brothers. The body will be moved to the family home and the funeral is planned for Sunday afternoon at Hickory Hill Baptist Church with burial in the churchyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arleigh B. Scott
Hickory Hill
Scott
W. M. Scott
Wymore-Gordon
Hickory Hil Baptist
Joplin Printer Testifies in Counterfeiting Ring Case
T H Eliott a Joplin printer and engraver testified in federal court he helped make printing tools for a counterfeiting ring recently broken up at the trial of Albert Arterburn John and Jesse Daugherty Neosho Mo on counterfeiting charges Elliott said six counterfeiters already sentenced aimed to profit 100000 and buy a Joplin Hotel He named Everett Deppe as a ring leader now at large and said Deppe absconded with most of the counterfeit currency
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Joplin
T. H. Eliott
Albert Arterburn
John
Jesse Daugherty
Neosho
Elliott
Joplin Primter
Everett Deppe
Deppe
Wheat Damaged by Heavy Rain in Boonville
In Boonville Missouri heavy downpour yesterday with 2.18 inches of rain flattened wheat in places and halted traffic on highway 40 as water poured onto the river bridge approach. Trees were uprooted and hail caused minor fruit damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Tennis Court Dedication Exhibition Tonight In Capital City
Louis Stine, Francis Boer Jr, Ben Porter, B. H. Crane and several athletic stars will perform an exhibition at Frank Dahmeyer’s new tennis court this evening. The court is unusually large and should attract many local tennis enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Stine
Francis Boer, Jr
Ben, Porter
B. H. Crane
Frank Dahmeyer
Government kept the price up in wheat marketing
George S. Milner of Chicago general manager of the Farmers National Grain Corporation and the grain stabilization corporation said marketing operations created higher values for wheat producers during the 1930 1931 season by seven to fifteen cents a bushel. He spoke in an address prepared for delivery at the American Institute of Cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kas
George S. Milner
Chicago
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Grain Stabilization Corporation
American Institute of Cooperation
Official comment withheld on Rubio slaying report
The Mexican consul's report on the slaying of Emilio Cortes Rubio and Manuel Garcia Gomez in Ardmore Oklahoma will be withheld until it is submitted to President Ortiz Rubio. The bodies were sent from the frontier crossing at Laredo yesterday to Morelia where the youths' parents live.
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Mexico City
CAP
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Manuel Garcia Gomez
Ardmore
Okla
Ortiz Rubio
Laredo
Morelia
Stores Set Early Evening Closings for Summer
Jefferson City stores will start closing at 5 30 PM instead of 6 PM each evening from Monday June 15. The summer hours run until September 12 with Saturday night closing at 9 PM during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Sir Oliver Lodge Celebrates 80th Birthday Quietly
London AP reports Sir Oliver Lodge eminent physicist and psychist is 80 today. He marks the anniversary at his country home with family and appears in excellent health despite his long and active life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oliver Lodge
Illinois House approves bill to regulate chain stores
Springfield June 12 The Illinois House passed a bill to regulate chain stores by a 125 to 0 vote. The same session fell short on a constitutional majority for the new women jury service bill as it failed 76 to 46.
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Springfield. Bl
House of Representatives
Illinois
De Molay Conclave Parade Impresses Columbus Crowd
In Columbus Ohio June 12 194? a De Molay State Conclave parade drew three hundred youths to the city. The event featured a premier boys band in red and blue and numerous decorated autos as delegates gathered for the morning drills and afternoon activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nore
Capital
Jury probes evidence in Starr Faithfull murder case
A New York grand jury heard a wide range of witnesses including the victim’s father stepfather mother and sister along with physicians detectives and a graphologist as it seeks to clarify how Starr Faithfull died and why no indictments were issued. The DA aims to reexamine undergarments found with her body which was discovered on the Long Beach Shore wearing only a dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minegbr
L. I
Starr Faithfull
Stepfathher
Elvin Edwards
Long Beach
Lindberghs Discuss Aerial Voyage Plans For Orient Flight
The Lindberghs flew from Bolling Field toward New York after a day of talks with officials on a seaplane route across timbered lands. They consider Atlantic, Arctic, or Pacific water jumps and must cross Soviet territory with cooperation from Boris Skvinsky of the Soviet Information Bureau who expects no obstacle from Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Orient
Charles A. Lindberg
Bolling Field
New York
Lindbergh
Fisher Denies Allegations in Eastern Star Pamphlet Suit
Mrs. Josephine Fisher testified she denies moral charges from a pamphlet circulated at an Eastern Star Convention in St. Joseph. The suit seeks 250000 dollars, with Clit Langsdale questioning three excerpts and Fisher denying past hotel registration and other affidavits claiming intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Josephine Fisher
Eastern Star
St. Joseph
Clit Langsdale
Edith M. Ambruster
St. Louis
Missouri Baptist Young People’s Union Concludes Sessions
Hannibal Mo June 12 AP nearly 1000 delegates and visitors attended the annual convention of the Missouri Baptist Young People’s Union with sessions expected to end today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Missouri Baptist Young People's Union
Coast Guard Fire Halts Yacht Bubbles Off New York
In New York on June 12 a coast guard patrol boat halted the 60 foot motor yacht Bubbles as it raced near the harbor. The crew of three were captured and $1,600 in valuables seized. The yacht was hit repeatedly with machine gun fire, damaging the hull and oil tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coast Guard
Railroads United In Rate Hike Decision
Eastern western and southern railroad groups unified today to petition the Interstate Commerce Commission for a 15 percent general freight rate increase. Officials said the plan aims to offset tariff cuts since 1921 and would boost revenue by about 10 percent or roughly 400 million dollars, acting as an emergency measure amid a decade low in earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interstate Commerce Carmission
Miners Refuse Hunger March Plans in Marion
Marion miners refused to join a hunger march led by sixteen men women and children who arrived by car from a county on their way to Springfield to press unemployment relief demands. The group seeks state wide protests from other areas to join the Springfield event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Tll
Ati
Conting
Springfield
Eee
Fisherman Delivers Big Osage Catch to Exhibition
Ralph Cashaw of Osage City weighed in a 100 pound blue channel catfish caught near the Osage mouth after a hard fight. The giant specimen is on display on High Street and drawing many locals. Cashaw says several other catches nearby average around eighty pounds each as prime angling continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cashaw
Osage City
Cashaw
Osage
High Street
Madden in Brilliant Plea Acquits Brunk Amid Farce
John G. Madden Kansas City Brunk’s attorney delivered a three hour defense as Missouri Senate nears verdict on impeachment charges against Larry Brunk suspended State Treasurer. Madden argued evidence was circumstantial and urged not guilty verdicts citing due process and secrecy flaws in the House investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace Smith
Larry Brink
Missouri Senate
John G. Madden
Kansas City
Brunk
House
Bronk
Madden
Senate
Demards
Bub Justice
Larry Brunk
Star Chamber
St Louis Couple to Be Married at Russellville High Mass
St Louis couple Leo Bolinski and Russ Antoin ette Stratman will be the first to marry at the Russellville Catholic Church high mass tomorrow. The bride is a cousin of Father Red, pastor there for seventeen years. A license was issued today to M. J. Whitting of St Louis and Miss Georgia Edith Purvis of Eldon, who are to wed in Eldon on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Bolinski
Russ Antoinette Stratman
St. Louis
Two De Molyas Injured in Mild Street Collision
Two De Molays from St Louis Elward and George Nairn were slightly injured when their eastbound car on High Street sideswiped another vehicle driven by Henry Boehm of Richfountaine at the High Mulberry intersection. Boehm escaped injury as his car had no harm.
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DeMolyas
High
Midberry
Dim Elward
George Nairn
St. Louis
Henry Boehm
Richfountaine
High Street
Boehm
High End Mulberry
Explosion levelled residence in York Village Brentwood
A home at York Village Brentwood owned by Dr Genel Busky was destroyed by a massive blast last night. Fire followed the blast, preventing closer than 30 feet to the flames. Insurance reportedly covers a $7,500 first mortgage.
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S& Eggs
York Vilage
Brentwood
Genel Busky
Bushy
State Officials At Editorial Meeting In Doniphan
Southeast Missouri press leaders and state officials gather in Doniphan for the Southeast Missouri Press Association meeting. Attendees include Lieut. Gov. E. H. Winter, Auditor L. D. Thompson, and Pardons Commissioner Dwight Brown. A noon picnic on Current River followed by fishing and boat riding precedes tonight’s banquet with Prof. R. W. Jones as chief speaker.
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Fshing
R. W. Jones
University of Washington
University of Missouri
Streams Swollen by Recent Heavy Rains
Northeast Missouri towns report widespread flooding as heavy rains last night sent streams out of banks. Highway 15 near Shelbyville flooded. Edina traffic detoured via Macon and Kirksville. Four inch rainfall at Shelbyville and multiple road areas submerged. Oil leaked from a broken pipeline near Elmer flooding the canal toward Caseyville.
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Macon
Missouri
Eimer
Earl Canal
Kaseyle
Harding dedication not invitational, officials say
Marion Ohio officials for the Harding Memorial Association stated that the memorial dedication on Tuesday is not an invitational event. The remark followed letters from prominent citizens asking about invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Harding Memorial Association
Final Plea In Missouri Impeachment Trial On Brim
The impeachment trial of former Missouri state treasurer Larry Brim nears conclusion as Rep. Stanley P. Chay presents the final prosecution argument. He frames the case as ousting a malefactor over misadministration and a possible rapid verdict via rule changes. A Senate roll call may be ordered tonight if a resolution to suspend debate passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lary Brim
Missouri Senate
Stanley P. Chay
Joplin
House
Gray
Senate
Clay
Ralph Wamminck
Bloomfield
Marriage Temple of Lincolns Dedicated at Pioneer Park
Barrodsburg Ky June 12 AP Secretary of Labor William N Donk spoke at the dedication of the Lincoln Marriage Temple in Pioneer Memorial State Park. Representatives of Virginia Indiana and Illinois attended. The temple encloses the log cabin where Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks were married June 12 1806. Transylvania College students reenacted the wedding.
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Barrodsburg
William N. Donk
Virginia
Indiana
Iinois
Pion«eer Memorial State Park
Thomas Lincoln
Nancy Hanks
Abraham Lincoln
Transylvania College
Lexington
Ash Grove Bank Robbery Suspect Held in Wisconsin
Harry Dooley, a young Ash Grove barber, is held in La Crosse Wisconsin as the suspected lone bandit in the Ash Grove bank robbery last Saturday. Authorities say about $1600 was found with him. his wife was detained but officials believe only one person participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ash Grove
Harry Dooley
Lacrosse
Wis
Mareel Hendrix
Wisconsin
Dooley
10000 Receive Old Age Pension in 1930
Washington June 12 AP A Labor Department survey shows more than 10000 men and women were receiving public old age pensions at the end of 1930. Senator Couzens announces support for joining federal state unemployment insurance and old age pension legislation next session. Twelve states and Alaska have old age pension laws, but adoption is optional by counties or cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Couzens
Republiccan
Michigan
Alaska
Paul Wolfrum Plans Two Week Colorado Auto Trip
Paul Wolfrum manager of the Clark Avenue Kroeger Store and his wife left yesterday for a two week automobile journey through Colorado. They expect to be away for about fourteen days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wolfrum
Clark Avenue
Kroeger
Colorado
Muscatine Station KTNT Closed by DC Court Order
The Washington DC Court of Appeals dismissed the stay order affecting Norman Baker's operation of KTNT radio in Muscatine Iowa. The district court had ordered closure and the stay was lifted on June 12 according to AP reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Station
Washington
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Norman Baker
KTNT
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