Six Injured In Two Auto Accidents In Missouri
In two separate crashes near Mount Pleasant and Westphalia, six people were injured. Charles Allen, his wife and daughter Della Marie were cut and bruised. Henry Crevelt, his wife and son were seriously hurt with suspected internal injuries and broken ribs. the Crevelts were hospitalized in Eldon and Jefferson City after the wrecks. Louis Schwab and several others also escaped with minor injuries.
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Henry Crevelt
High Street
Lake of the Ozarks
Mount Pleasant
Crevelt
Crewelt
John
James
Mary
Mr. Crevelt
James Crevelt
Eldon
Jefferson City
Charles HH. Alien
The
Post-Tribune
Della Marie
Westphaliat
Louis Schwab
Allen
Delia Marie
Schwab
Edna Trippensee
Frank Trippensee
Margaret Wolking
Flags Will Go Up In City Tomorrow
In observance of Flag Day the city will display the flag at homes and businesses. The Chamber of Commerce, with patriotic organizations, asks business houses to display the flag on curb poles in business districts.
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Chamber of Commerce
Baby Health Clinic Set for June 14 15
The annual baby health clinic is scheduled for June 14 and 15 at the Baptist Church school rooms on Monroe and Capitol Avenue. Hours are 9 to 12 and 1 to 3. Transportation is available by calling 538 Red during clinic hours. Mr and Mrs Henry Schniecers announce the birth of a daughter at 1221 Madeline Street.
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Baptist Church
Monroe and
Capitol Avenue
Henry Schniecers
Madeline Street
Showers Probable Tonight and Tuesday in Missouri
Scattered showers are probable tonight and Tuesday with little change in temperature. Weather outlook calls for light to moderate rainfall across parts of Missouri, affecting evening and morning hours with no significant temperature swings expected.
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Missnori
Tinois
Kansas City
Waverly
Boonville
Warsaw
Republican Women Take On Added Responsibility
Republican women at Chicago's third suffrage era convention carry more influence and put in effort to reelect Hoover. Veteran committeewomen and delegates guide younger peers, with Mrs. Alvin T. Hert as a leading figure shaping the party stance while addressing wets and drys in lively discussions and teas.
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Maxine Davis
United Press
Chicago
Hoover
Alvin T. Hert
Republican National Comit
War on Speeders Starts With Officer Action
Traffic Officer Bosch led a weekend crackdown on speeders resulting in four fines issued by Judge Leslie. Fines ranged from 3 to 5 dollars, with one offender fined for a boulevard stop. An Osage County man appealing double parking clashed with desk sergeant Muenks, drawing mayoral involvement. Muenks prevailed and the card was destroyed, ending the dispute.
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Bosch
Leslie
Osage County
Muenks
Duensing Rucker Lumber Absorbs Lee Jordan Yard
The Lee Jordan Lumber Company yards on East Capitol Avenue were acquired by the Duensing Rucker Lumber Company. The new firm has capital of $25,000 with E A Duensing, George Duensing Jr, and Ellis F Rucker as major shareholders. Assignee Fred H Taner will file a final report with the Circuit Court in a few days.
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Lee Jordan Lumber Company
East Capitol Avenue
Duensing Rucker Lumber Company
County Recorder
E. A. Duensing
Lafayette County
E. 4. Winter
George Duensing, Jr
Ellis F. Rucker
Burger's Big Guns Shell Out Confession
Chief Burger's battery restored two tires and rims to A Abbott yesterday and led to the arrest of a 19 year old. The youth was released without prosecution due to it being a first offense and Abbott's nonchalance, but was fingerprinted and card indexed. Schatzer pledged, We are doing this so we'll always have a one on you.
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Schatzer
Erhardt
Burger
A. Abbott
Abbott
Colvin Named Special Officer During Kennedy’s Vacation
Louis Colvin was named special Policeman to act during the absence of Policeman Kennedy who is away on his vacation.
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Louis Colvin
Policeman Kennedy
House Votes to Take Up 2400 Million Cash Bonus
The House approved moving the 2.4 billion dollar cash bonus bill toward formal consideration with a 226 to 175 vote. About 20,000 veterans crowded the Capitol area hoping for early payment. If the House passes the measure, Senate action and a presidential veto remain likely, with Hoover promising to veto.
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Washington
House
Senate
White House
Hoover
Patman
Texas
Farmer-Labor
Rainey
Tillmots
Representative Grisp
Pex
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Capitol
Rimer Fined For Disturbing Peace At Dance
L Rimer was fined one dollar and costs after a disturbance at a Happy Hollow dance. Two factions clashed. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Elliot M. Campf said blame was unclear but Rimer faced the fine. Three others were detained briefly before being released.
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L. Rimer
Happy Hollow
Hollow
Elliot M. Campf
Rimer
aiSuble
Gold Home Damaged by Fire at 103 Jackson Street
Sunday blaze badly damaged the Old Bradbury home at 103 Jackson Street, the house of P. Gold. Fire discovered by neighbor Mrs. Frank McNew at 3 am. Upstairs ruined, furniture destroyed, quilts from Germany lost. Estimated damage over $4,000. insured. Golds away visiting relatives. house valued at $10,000.
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P. Gold
Jack- 30H
Frank McNew
Washington
Germany
Old
Bradbury
Omokes Cigar at 92 After an Operation
Detroit June 13 A 92 year old Civil War veteran Alexander W Blain sat up in bed and smoked a cigar minutes after an abdominal operation performed under local anaesthetic by Dr Ira G Downer His son Dr Alexander W Blain said he joked with nurses during the procedure and asked for a cigar after it was finished though he remains in serious condition due to age
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Detroit
Alexander W. Blain
Ira G. Downer
Blain
Six Miners Die in Two Accidents
In Kentucky three miners were killed at Black Mountain Coal in Kenvir while clearing a slate fall, with Harvey Hudson 28, Charles Prewitt 30, and Ben Sparks 30 all feared dead. Several others injured as a second slide trapped workers. In West Virginia three men died and seven missing after a Splash Date Coal mine explosion near Norton, with three bodies recovered to date.
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Harlan
Black Mountain Coal Corporation
Kenvir
Harvey Hudson
Charles Prewitt
Ben Sparks
Marden
Buttefield
West VA
Splash Dati Coal Corporation
Norton
Resubmission plank being drafted for Republican platform
Republican platform builders push a re submission of the alcohol question amid wet dry clashes on eve of the national convention. Daniel Pohling declares support for repeal while key leaders seek middle ground with a resubmission pledge and congressional protection for state votes.
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Francis ‘M. Stephenson
Associated Press Star
Chicago
New York
Bingham
Connecticut
Daniel A. Poling
Allied Forces
Enforcement
National
Jamies Wadsworth
Resolutions Committee
Hoover
Stimson
Mills
Tax Likely Will Go On Tickets To Pool
The swimming pool committee of the Chamber of Commerce announced late purchasers of season tickets may face a 40 cent admission tax on the $4.00 ticket if bought after June 21. Many parents rushed to buy early to avoid the tax, while normal swim prices remain untaxed. The committee has asked the district internal revenue collector for definitive guidance on season ticket taxation.
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Chamber of Commerce
Internal Revenue Collector
Legion Barbecue Honors Two Officials
The American Legion posts Rose or Enloe invite all former servicemen to a 6 o'clock barbecue Thursday night at Sunnyside Clubhouse Maries. Guests of honor are Leach, chief of the adjustment division, and Dr Frank Duffy, chief of the veterans bureau clinic in St Louis. Speakers include Ralph Page and Robert O Calishan of St Louis.
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Leach
Frank Duffy
St. Louis
Sunnyside Glubhouse
Maries
Rose Or Enloe
American Legion
Duffy
Veterans Bureau Clinic
St Louis
Ralph Page
Robert O. Calishan
Missouri Delegation Backs National Prohibition Convention
Missouri Republicans vote 23 to 9 to ratify a state convention resolution calling for a national constitutional convention to address prohibition. Arthur Hyde named Missouri member of the resolutions committee. Nagel and other leaders clash over supporting repeal planks as Missouri remains largely dry.
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Chicago
Missouri
Arthur Curtis
Springfield
Charles Nagel
St. Louis
New York State
Gongress
Arthur Hyde
Nagel
Commerce and Labor
Taft
Bydz
New York
M. E. Gillioz
Monett
Congress
Dr. Clements
Hyde
Dubinsky Theaters Close in Springfield and Joplin
One Dubinsky theater in Springfield closed last week and leases on two others in Joplin were sold to a Springfield theater man. The Paramount in Springfield will reopen in August under Barney Dubinsky. Landers theater sale price listed at $50,000. Shortage of worthwhile pictures cited as the reason for the closures.
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Dubinsky
Springfield
Joplin
Paramount Theater
Dubinsky Chain
Barney Dubinsky
Landers
Ora Shepard Paroled After One Year Sentence
Ora Shepard, 17, was sentenced to a year in jail for tampering with an automobile and paroled by Justice Smith today. Joe Klug filed the charge alleging the youth took a starter valued at $10 from a car. Klug requested leniency and urged parole.
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Ora Shepard
Justice Smith
Joe Klug
Klug
Insufficient funds court case ends in fine
Gus Licholz faced charges for attempting to obtain two used cars with a check for 25 drawn on an account with insufficient funds. He pled guilty, paid cash for the cars, and was fined one dollar plus court costs in Justice Menteer’s court before release.
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Gus Licholz
Sevier
Justice Menteer
Chicago Speakeasies Readied for Rich Booze Harvest
Chicago speakeasy operators anticipate a big influx of patrons from the Republican National Convention. Reports indicate a mushrooming of branch speakeasies along West Madison Street and a surge of delivery bootleggers mingling with visitors and delegates in the Loop hotels and on Michigan Avenue.
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Chicago
Madison Street
Loop
Michigan Boulevard
Pasture Improvement Contest Seeks Western Missouri Prizes
Sixty five farmers from thirteen counties in Western Missouri entered the Pasture Improvement Contest sponsored by the College of Agriculture and Kansas City Chamber of Commerce. Jefferson City contestants include Duenkel Loros Frank Pittrich Schroer Brothers Jefferson Olby and Oscar Schneider. County committee members Otto Winkelman Otto Pibtrich and Walter Henry will sponsor the contest and select the top three from Cole County to compete against other counties. An inspection tour occurred in May with another slated between July 14 and August 15 and final scoring between September 15 and October 15.
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Missouri
College of Agriculture and
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Cole County
Duenkel Loros
Jefferson City
Frank Pittrich
Musseltyilic
Schroer Brothers
Jeferson Olby
Oscar Schneider
Seventech
R. R. Thomasson
College Extension Service
Otto Winkelman
Wardsville
Otto Pibtrich
Russellville
Walter
Henry
Inspection Tour Planned for Missouri Highway Districts
A three day inspection tour of road construction in Missouri's southwest will be led by State Highway Commission chief engineer T. H. Culler. The party will start from Jefferson City, inspect experimental blacktop work in Division Eight, then visit the South Central area, Springfield, Branson, and Joplin with potential extension to other southern districts.
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Missouri
State Highway Commission
T. H. Culler
Highway Department
Division Eight
Jefferson City
South Central
Springfield
White River
League
Bran- Son
Joplin
Commission
Cutler
Two Cars Stolen in City as One Recovered in Illinois
Kansas City Star correspondent James F. King found his car missing after parking at 719 East High Street Saturday night. W. G. Wells reported his Chevrolet coupe stolen from 1304 East McCarty Street and the vehicle later was recovered in Springfield Illinois by state patrol. Two suspects were arrested in connection with Wells’s car, while Kings’s car remained unrecovered at this time.
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Springfield
James F. King
Kansas City Star
East High Street
W. G. Wells
East McCarty Street
Wells
Ill
King
Baseball scores NL postponed doubleheader rainouts
National League games were postponed due to wet grounds. Pittsburgh at New York, St Louis at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, and Chicago at Boston all called off because of rain.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Web
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinyati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Binet
Carnival Spirit Buoys Chicago Ahead of GOP Convention
Chicago crowds greet arriving delegates as banners and flags brighten the city. Veterans, officials, and VIPs move through hotel lobbies while nerves stay high about the presidential race. The Republican convention program outlines sessions through June 16 with prayers, credentials, and rulings.
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Morris DE Haven Tracy
United Press
Chicago
Lake Shore
Nore
Ernest Lee Jahneke
William Allen White
Henry Allen
Kansas
Silas Strawn
Nicholas Murray Buller
Simeon Fess
National Committee
Walter Brown
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Jackson Street
Old Bradbury Home
Albany
Andrew Mount
Lone Star
Mount
S. C. Harding
Daniel A. Pohling
Louis J. Taber
National Grange
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National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Legion
Repeal Movement
Qubinsky Theater
Speakeasies
Cole CO
Fwo
Carnival Spirit
P. Elephant
Simeon D. Fess
Republican National Committee
James E. Freeman
Thomas P- Bona
P. R
St. Mary of Perpetual Help
Ferdinand M. Isserman
Temple Israel
S& Tours
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