Liquor Charges Filed Against Three Youths
The story centers on three youths Ulyssis Bohanon Eddie Francis and Bob Bogle charged June 3 with transportation and possession of liquor. George Hildebrand and Eddie Francis were bound over on assault and robbery charges in connection with an incident involving John Winigear after a crap shooting beer party. The case followed a police court hearing detailing a dispute over a dice game to buy beer with Francis alleged to sell drinks at a Washington Park restaurant.
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George Hildebrand
Eddie Francis
Circuit Court
J. G. Leslie
John Winigear
Nike G. Sevier
Ulyssis Bohanon
Edldie Francis
Bob Bogle
Hildebrand
Francis
Justice Leslie
Winigear
Winsgear
Sevier
Washington Park
Methodist Baptist Game Tonight in Church League Series
The Methodist Church League team faces the unbeaten Baptist tonight in the fourth game of the series at Heed Whiteway ball park west of the city on Highway 50 at 8 o'clock. A prize of 2.50 in gold will be awarded to the church with the most members attending the game. Each fan will be checked at entry.
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Heed
New Tax Decree in Germany in Effect
Berlin June 14 AP President Von Hindenburg signed an emergency decree enacting new financial measures including a graduated tax starting at 11.5 percent, removal of exemptions from turnover tax, a 6 pfennig per pound salt tax, and reductions to unemployment benefits and pensions for wounded veterans. The decree also withholds another measure lifting the Bruening ban until tomorrow amid protests from veterans and workers.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Bruening
National Socialist
Vorwaerts
Messares
Weather forecast for Missouri looks fair midweek
Forecast shows partly cloudy conditions tonight in extreme northeast, cooler temperatures. Wednesday expected to be generally fair with partly cloudy skies in the north and central portions. Scattered showers possible in the extreme east tonight.
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Missouri
Minos
Police Hunt Parkers Stolen From Garage On Montana Street
Jess Simmons reported six of eight hogs stolen from a garage at 309 Montana Street. The pigs weighed 30 to 65 pounds and the theft occurred since Friday night. Police, short a crew, face a tough trace of the missing hogs.
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Montana Street
Jess Simmons
Senate Relief Plan Replaces Garner's Bill
The Senate banking committee substituted a $2 billion relief program for Garner's $2.3 billion plan. Both measures move toward conference to break the House Senate relief stalemate. Garner's bill would fund public construction, boost Reconstruction Finance Corporation capital, and create a $100 million emergency fund. Wagner's proposal adds a $500 million works bond issue and up to $1.5 billion more borrowing power for self liquidating public works.
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Ashington
Senate
Democrats
Senate Banking Committee
House
Garner
Reconstruction Corporation
Wagner
Hoover
Mrs Henry Greenway 85 dies in Callaway County
Mrs Henry Greenway a senior Callaway County resident died at her home north of Jefferson City from infirmities. She was 85, born a Kieling, married 63 years ago to Mr Greenway. Survived by four children and many grandchildren. Funeral at Union Hill Church at 2 pm. Dawson Tanner Funeral Service to handle. Rev Tandy of Fulton to conduct services. Her death deeply mourned in the community.
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Henry Greenway
Callaway County
Jefferson City
Greenway
Kieling
Church Greenway
Springfield
Joseph
St. Louis
Ada Hausmen
Tra Bunting
Union Hill
Dawson-Tanner
Tandy
Pulton
Quakes Felt in California and Honduras
A slight earthquake was felt in San Francisco and San Jose at 1:44 a m with the cinema reported loud in San Jose. Pan American Airways said a strong quake was felt at its San Lorenzo station in Honduras at 2:55 am with no damage reported.
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San Francisco
San Jose
New York
Pan-American Airways
San Lorenzo
Honduras
Final vote on bonus delayed till tomorrow
The Senate adjourned in respect for Representative Eslick who died in the House. A final vote on the cash bonus plan was postponed to tomorrow as House leaders move to proceed after a four hour debate and a large crowd of bonus supporters filled the galleries.
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Washington
Senate
Eslick
D.yenn
House
Crisp
Gear
Ways and Means
Rainey
Hoover
White House
Representative Vinson
Vinson
Congress
Roads to Lake of the Ozarks in excellent shape
The highway department repaired detours and kept travel uninterrupted to Lake of the Ozarks resorts. Jefferson City travelers use Highway 54 to Brazito then old Henley road to Etterville and back to 54, with a revived ferry at the dam. Traffic volumes show steady use, including 49 cars waiting to cross the river at Bagnell.
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Lake of the Ozarks
Highway Department
Jefferson City
Brazito
Henley Road
Etterville
No. 54
Old Bagnell
Bagnell
Local Horse Show Planned Friday Night At Dock
Harris, a Columbia transplant, conducts a riding academy on Delaware Street with 15 acres and modern stables. Local fanciers plan a Friday night show that could precede a larger fall event, building on prior enthusiasm despite rain marred efforts. Also a California Mo event is planned Thursday with only local amateurs.
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Dock
Harris
Delaware Street
Columbia
Jefferson City
Highway 50
California
Mother Mooney Struck Blind in Chicago Loop
Mary Mooney known as Mother Mooney, mother of Tom Mooney in San Quentin, went blind in a Chicago Loop office on her way to the Republican National Convention to appeal for her son. Doctors said the blindness could be temporary due to shock and travel.
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Ray Black
Chicago
Mooney
Mary Mooney
Tom Mooney
San Quentin
California
San Francisco
Tom
Hoover
Messie
Prohibition Resubmission Plank Takes Shape For GOP
United Press reports a tentative resubmission plank for the Republican platform. Hoover may tweak wording while keeping voters the option to reconsider liquor manufacture and sale. Three methods to reach resubmission are outlined, with party leaders stressing public referendum as a channel.
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Ralph H.furner
United Press
Chicago
CUP
Hoover
White House
Congress
Nicholas Murray Butler
Wets
Raymond Pitcairn
United Repeal Council
Herbert Hoover
National Prohibition Board of Strategy
Henry Crevelt Undergoes Emergency Operation After Crash
Henry Crevelt, High Street furniture dealer, remains in critical condition after an Eldon area automobile crash. Doctors reported a ruptured pancreas and other injuries. an operation was performed this morning with cautious optimism for eventual recovery.
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Henry Crevelt
High Street
Eldon
Return of Depew Prompted Silence by Co defendants
In Kansas City on June 14 three prisoners charged with abduction of Mrs. Nell Donnelly showed indifference to the expected return of Martin Depew the alleged ringleader. Lacey Browning denied Depew led the plot saying he was not a principal. Paul Scheidt said he did not know who was the reader and that Depew arranged for the cottage. Mrs Ethel Depew wife of the accused said they ought to turn her loose now that he is captured.
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Kansas City
Nell Donnelly
Martin Depew
Lacey Browning
Johnson County
Depew
Pauli Scheidt
Ethel Depew
Jane
South Africa
Maid 15 Found 10 Have Been Married
Death certificate for Violet Sharpe, the Morrow household maid linked to the Lindbergh case, lists her as married with husband unnamed. Bergen county physician Ralph Gilady autopsy notes poison death. burial planned at Brookside Cemetery, Englewood.
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Englewood
N. J
Violet Sharpe
Dwight W. Morrow
Ralph Gilady
Bergen County
Brookside
Cemetery
Engelwood
Prison population hits new high at Missouri State Penitentiary
Twenty five prisoners from Jackson county swell the Missouri State Penitentiary population to 4737, surpassing the previous high of 4726 set on June 2. Inmates increased 162 since January 1, 1931, with GO transfers to Algoa reformatory excluded.
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Jackson County
Missouri State Penitentiary
New Intermediate Reformatory
Algoa
Here
Opposition 10 Curtis Grows At Convention
Reports from Chicago sketch a growing opposition to Charles Curtis as Hoover's running mate. Texas and Iowa lead a Dawes movement spreading to Montana Wisconsin and New Mexico with Indiana possibly joining. Kansas delegates back Curtis while splits arise over national committee control and Dawes speculation persists.
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Cecil B. Dickson
Associated Press
Chicago
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Charles G. Dawes
Texas
Iowa
Montana
Wisconsin
New Mexico
Indiana
Hoover
New Jersey
Hurley
Michigan
Illinois
Dawes
Edward Everett Gann
Brown
Wilbur
Striking Notes From Keynoter Striking Notes From Keynoter
CHICAGO June 14 AP Here are striking sentences from Senator L J Dickinson keynote to the Republican National Convention Hoover faced low mood before the country and resisted calls for a federal dole dollar value remains unimpaired and U S security preserved agricultural industry given priority sums of money for farmers tariff protected American producers gangdom racketeering and thuggery should be stamped out U S aims are to avoid armed conflict and limit territorial ambitions.
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Chicago
L. J. Dickinson
Herbert Hoover
Missouri Delegation Weighs Younger VP Candidate
Chicago June 14 AP The Missouri delegation to the Republican national convention will caucus late today on a vice presidential candidate. Three delegates from Kansas City favor Vice President Curtis, while Dewey Short from the Ozark region calls for a younger choice. Governor Cauffield notes strong sentiment for change. Arthur M. Curtis, state chairman, confirms the push.
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Chicago
Missouri
Henry Caulfield
Kansas City
Williams E. Byers
Frank C. Crowell
Walter S. McLincas
Curtis
Dewey Short
Ozark
Cauffield
Arthur M. Gurtis
Harmon Withdraws From Congress Candidacy
The Rev Lloyd V Harmon Methodist minister of St Joseph, a Republican candidate for congressman at large, requests withdrawal and will back his friend David Hopkins. He must notify each county clerk before a notary draws up the needed documents, leaving 29 Republicans for 43 nominations.
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Lloyd V. Harmon
St. Joseph
Harmon
Secretary of State
David Hopkins
Baseball Scores National League Deficit and Late Rally
Cincinnati offense struggles in nine innings with two runs in the 9th and 1 in the 7th, while Philadelphia rallies for six runs including a late three. Lombardi hits a homer in the 6th and Klein follows with a homer in the 7th as errors and pitching lead to a high scoring result.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Carroll
Lombardi
Hansen
Dudley
Rhemn
McCurdy
O'Davis
Klein
Missouri Editors To Attend News Tribune Event
Editors of the Missouri Dailies will be guests at the News Tribune and Capital News mid summer meeting on July 11. Fifty or more Missouri newspapermen are expected, with plans including a plant inspection, golf at the Country Club, and a barbecue. They will travel to Lake of the Ozarks and stay at Osage Beach with B Ray Franklin, a longtime newspaperman. The gathering highlights rural press activity in Missouri.
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Missouri Catiles
Post-Tribune
Capital News
Missouri
Lake of the Ozarks
Kuesty
Osage Beach
Fayen
B. Ray Franklin
Missouri Dailies Organization
Franklin
Jefferson City
Osage Beach Tavern
Dickinson of OWA Calls Party to Arm
At the Republican convention opening in Chicago the keynote speaker Senator Ti J Dickinson of Town urged Hoover’s re election as a steady path to normalcy. He praised the farm board, Smoot Hawley tariff, and administration policies while attacking Democrats for hindering relief efforts and challenging their tariff stance.
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Chicago
Ti. J. Dickinson
Herbert Hoover
Farm Board
Benatar Dickinson
Hoover
Federal Reserve Board
Dickinson
Lsted
National Credit Association
Recons
House
Garner
Senate
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