Legislature Adjourns Sine Die After Tight End Date
The 16th Missouri General Assembly adjourned sine die at high noon with only eight senators present. Senator Casey attempted to pay Madden for services to the State Treasurer in Brunk’s impeachment trial, but Senator Whitecotton blocked the move, delaying the final action amid a tight quorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Madden
Kansas City
Larry Brunk
16Th
Missouri General Assembly
B. T. Gernon
Liberty
E.W. Nelson
Hannibal
House of Representatives
E. Casey
Madden
Brunk
Senate
James H. Whitecotton
Paris
Assembly
Whitecotton
Gordon
Casey
West General Assembly
Cassy
House
Sis House
Missouri Weather Forecast Warns Showers and Cooler
Meteorology notes cloudy tonight with possible showers or thunder storms in the southeast and north central regions. Slight cooling in the northeast. Tuesday expected same risk of showers in the south. Roads remain fair across Missouri with variable river stages reported for Kansas City Waverly and nearby towns. Data reflects yesterday readings compiled for the Associated Press by Missouri Automobile Club.
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Missouri
South Pos
Associated Press
Automobile Club of Missouri
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Maryville
Springfield
State
F.C
Waverly
Boonvilly
Wersaw. Co
R.ag Metmann
John Carter Falls From Second Story Window
John Carter tumbled from a second story window at 420 West Main Street Sunday evening. Police found him with a gled foot and he was taken to hospital for treatment. He had been drinking and probably fell asleep, his foot catching on a spike and becoming severely lacerated. His condition is not serious.
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John Carter
West Main Street
Carter
U.S. Government Submits Military Strength Data to League
Washington June 195- The United States submitted military strength figures to the League of Nations for disarmament talks. Secretary Stimson notes the data aim to encourage other nations to publish their figures. U S land forces total 139,957 with 18,080 officers. naval strength 109,886 with 10,420 officers. 1,762 aircraft.
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Washington
League
Stimson
America
Army
National Guard
Marine Corps
Naval
Marine Reserve
Robbers Hit Higginsport Bank in Ohio Heist
Three men robbed Higginsport Citizens Bank near Georgetown Ohio, taking between five and six thousand dollars. They fired at a telephone building to frighten operators, then shot a fire alarm. As they fled residents Ross Seddon and Robert Cahill fired at them, two robbers seeming wounded.
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Georgetown
Higginsport
Ross Seddon
Robert Cahill
Seddon
Cahill
Mine Fire Leaves 550 Workers Idle in Ohio Valley
In St Clairsville Ohio on June 15 AP reports a fire at the Big Run Mine of Rail and River Coal Company forced 550 miners from work. The blaze destroyed the wash house and 330 miners’ clothing. owners expect reopening once new clothes are obtained. Elsewhere Helmont County and cazfield qtlet saw miners return to work.
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ST. Clairsville
Big Run
Rail and River Coal Company
Bellaire
Helmont County
Wark
Highway Office Contract Awards at Sikeston and Jackson County
John Eppleton of Columbia wins the Sikeston highway division office contract with a bid of 62500 dollars. M L Gilliot of Monett secures the Jackson County division office contract with a 72000 dollar bid.
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John Eppleton
Columbia
Sikeston
State Highway Department
M. £. Gilliot
Monett
Jackson County
Ruth Nichols set to begin transatlantic flight tomorrow
Ruth Nichols will start on her trans Atlantic flight tomorrow weather permitting with a trip to Harbour Grace Newfoundland where Overawater Night will begin Clarence D Chamberlin her adviser said today Only a bad blow will prevent the take off tomorrow
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New York
Ruth Nichols
Harbour Grace
N. F
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Charles Urban Civil War veteran dies at 91 in Jefferson City
Charles Urban 91, a German born Civil War veteran and longtime Jefferson City resident, died at his home after a lingering illness. He came to the U S in 1849, farmed near Schuberts, and was active in Republican affairs. Survived by six of twelve children, twenty seven grandchildren, and ten great grandchildren. Funeral plans pending with Rev. William Richter to conduct services at Trinity Lutheran Church. burial in Schuberts family lot.
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Charles Urban
Cole County
Locust
McCarty
Mr. Urban
Saxon
Germany
United States
Taos
Home Guards
Katherine Wolfrum
William Urban
Centertown
Sebastian Urban
Sedalia
Nicholas Urban
Alexa
Tex
Henry Schubert
Jefferson City
Anton Goser
Osage City
Joan Kraus
William Richter
Schuberts
Prisoners Escape Wayne County Jail in Greenville
Two inmates Charles Mccollum and Bari Dees escaped Wayne County Jail in Greenville on a Saturday by fleeing from a jailer during cleanup. McCollum faced weapons and whiskey manufacturing charges while Dees was charged with felonious assault.
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Greenville
Charles Mccollum
Bari Dees
Wayne Sealty
McCollum
Dees
Wise Credit Policy Debated At National Retail Credit Meet
The National Retail Credit Association opens a four day conference in St Louis. Credit managers weigh whether to tighten or broaden policies to spur prosperity. A D McMullen of Oklahoma City says leaders may explore extending credit more elastically but now favor closer scrutiny.
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ST. Louis
National Retail Credit Association
A. D. McMullen
Oklahoma City
Wallace leads in St Louis trans Miss golf meet
Mrs Tom Wallace, champion, leads early qualifiers at Sapulpa in the women's trans Miss Golf tournament held at St Louis Country Club. She opened with 38 par out but finished 46 on the back nine with a birdie four after a risky pitch over a trap. Betty Bruen of Kansas City also played strong in the field.
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ST. Louis Country Club
Tom Wallace
Sapulpa
Oklahoma
Wallace
Betty Bruen
Kansas City
Laborers Battle for Jobs at Greenville
Two hundred fifty white and black laborers fought over work on a warehouse project in Greenville. The clash began when white workers, in the majority, attempted to remove black job seekers from the employment office, leaving many injured with cuts and bruises.
Union Electric plans air and boat mosquito extermination plan
In a Boonville condemnation proceeding Union Electric sought damages for Isadore Riffle's Morgan County farm. Witnesses described plans to drop Paris Green and Sust iso from an airplane and use row boats to target mosquitos on Lake of the Ozarks area, with jury awarding $3900 to Riffle. The company may appeal.
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Ozarks
Boonville
Union Electric Company
Isadore Biffle
Morgan County
Riffles Farm
Riffle
Scott Johnson
Union Breckrie Company
Paris
Stillwell
Annual Belleau Woods Day Memorial Service Held
The United States Marine Corps League held the annual Belleau Woods Day Memorial in the Circuit Court room yesterday afternoon. Addresses were delivered by Monsignor Joseph Selinger Rev. Thomas B. Mather and Senator Redkop. Judge Curtis L. Dunn presided. Alden Stockard gave the assembly call Wallace B. Hodge led the invocation and A Moulton gave the benediction as Mrs Tr G Burkhardt Miss Margaret Burker E W Schneider and Lois Burke performed several songs.
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Belleau Woods, Day
United States Marine Corps League
Circuit Court Room
Joseph Selinger
Thomas B. Mather
Redkop
Curtis L. Dunn
Alden Stockard
Wallace B. Hodge
A. Moulton
Tr. G. Burkhardt
Gage County Man Sought for Striking Han 15 Arrested
Lawrence Werner, sought by the government for assaulting Officer L R Han, appeared before Commissioner Peters, held on 2500 bond pending preliminary hearing. He also faces a charge of conspiring to violate an injunction by Judge Reeves. no disposition yet. Werner reportedly helped resist the July 4 raid and was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Calhoun in Osage County.
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Lawrence Werner
Wits
Peters
Werner
Reeves
L. R. Han
United States
Calhoun
Osage
Mrs Nixon-Nirdlinger Returns Home From France Trial
Mrs Charlotte Nixon-Nirdlinger arrives in New York aboard the Roma after being acquitted in France of murdering her husband Fred Ge Nixon-Nirdlinger Philadelphia theater owner. She says she sometimes feels sorry to be beautiful and plans to confer with lawyers in Philadelphia about her husband’s estate.
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New York
Charlotte Nixon-Nirdlinger
St. Louis
France
Fred Ge. Nixon-Nirdlinger
Philadelphia
Roma
Kansas City to Demonstrate Oklahoma Missouri Proximity by Air
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce plans to fly a Speedy airplane to Oklahoma City within days to demonstrate the proximity of Oklahoma to Missouri by air. Governor Murray was informed by telegram, and officials pledged every effort for a proper reception of the air visitors.
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Oklahoma City
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma
Missouri
Murray
Drowned Kansas City Boys During Fishing Trip
Kansas City reports two young brothers aged nine and eight, Howard Williams and Theodore Watson, found dead in a pool in the Gooseneck Creek bed after a fishing trip. J J Gurran discovered the bodies as search efforts concluded after they failed to return Saturday night. The deputy coroner, Roy Gase, said one boy likely fell into debris filled water while the other tried to rescue him.
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Kansas City
Howard Williams
Theodore Watson
Gooseneck Creek
J. J. Gurran
Roy Gase
Two Safes Blown at Moberly Mo
Two safes were wrecked by explosives and more than $100 taken in two robberies last night in Moberly Missouri. Bloodhounds were brought from Columbia to track the robbers. The Harris Lumber Company office and the Proctor Pilling Station were robbed. The oil station is owned by a Columbia firm.
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Moberly
Columbia
Harris Lumber Company
Proctor Pilling Station
Ford Company to Aid Fraud Checkup
Detroit June 8 caP the Ford Motor Company was to supply police with photostat copies of payroll records to support claims that men received city aid while drawing Ford wages. Prosecutor Toy warned of prosecutions for those shown to have false statements. Police also began examining welfare rolls to uncover fraudulent aid recipients among 32,000 families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Harry H. Bennett
Ford Company
Harry S. Toy
Rots
Chiang Kai-Shek Reelected Chinese President
Chiang Kai-Shek was reelected president of the Chinese Republic by the fifth plenary session of the Central Executive Committee of the Kuomintang in Nanking. The announcement confirms continuity of leadership in China amid ongoing political consolidation.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Nanking
Chinese Republic
Central Executive Committee
The
Kuomintang
Investigation into Ohio State professor dismissal sparks protests
In Columbus Ohio an American Association of University Professors inquiry into the dismissal of Professor Herbert A Miller of Ohio State University Sociology Department will follow a board trustees meeting with protesting faculty tonight The trustees claim Miller was ousted for his race relations views and Gandhi support prompting cross state faculty protests
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Columbus
American Association of University Professors
Herbert A. Miller
Ohio State University
Board of Trustees
Miller
Mahatma Ghandi
India
States
Murder Charge in Arkansas Dismissed
SY. JOSEPH Mo June 15 AP Walter Powell and his wife Anne held three months without bail in county 3411 here following a purported confession implicating them in the murder of John Brown and John Fisher were released this afternoon on funds of 12000 each. The state continued the cases until October. Powell and his wife were indicted in April on first degree murder and robbery charges. Officers said they had no evidence against them except Burke's testimony, Burke acquitted last week of the Fisher murder by reason of insanity.
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SY. Joseph
Walter Powell
Anne
Michael Burke
John Brown
John Fisher
Powell
Burke
Fisher
Spain Deports Catholic Cardinal in 1936 Exile Move
Madrid reports Cardinal Pedro Segura Saenz, Catholic primate of Spain, deported today by the Republican government amid escalating civil conflict. Authorities say the move targets church leadership seen as aligned with conservative forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Pedro Segura
Saenz
Spain
Republican
Governomen
Raithel Dies at Home in City
A. G. Goody Raithel 51 longtime city resident and warehouse superintendent at the Missouri prison died at his St. Louis road home after a lingering illness. Born in Jefferson City he lived here all his life and worked in local factories before joining the prison staff ten years ago. Survived by four children and two sisters, his funeral will be held at 4:30 tomorrow from Dawson Tanner Chapel with burial in Riverview Cemetery.
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A. G
Goody) Raithel
Missouri Prison
St. Louis Road
Raithel
Jefferson City
Moersetel Brewing Company
Southside
Berlekamp
Buring
Riverview
Gale County
Farm Board to Clarify Plans on Wheat Holdings
In Topeka Kansas on June 1 Senator Arthur Capper urged the Federal Farm Board to disclose its plans for the 1930 wheat holdings to curb market speculation and stabilize prices. He warned that 35 to 40 cent wheat harms farmer buying power and pressed for a clear board policy, noting confidence in Chairman Stone but urging actions to prevent bankrupting the wheat industry and land losses.
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Topera
Kans
Arthur Capper
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Senator Capper
Stone
Farm Board
Heard Usal
Chicago
Zeppelin 15 Ready for Polar Flight
Friedrichshafen Germany June 15 AP Hugo Eckener said the rendezvous in polar waters between Graf Zeppelin and Sir Hubert Wilkins Nautilus cannot be carried out this year. Even if Nautilus is repaired Wilkins cannot reach the pole in time. The dirigible is ready to start but dependent on an independent flight. A violent thunderstorm struck yesterday while passengers sang unaware of the danger.
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Friedrichshalen
Germany
Hugo Eckener
Hubert Wilkin
Wilkins
Pacific Coast League to join Junior World Series plan
New York June 15 Directors of the International base ball league favor a proposal to include the Pacific Coast League in the Junior World Series now contested by the International and American Association champions. The plan would have the series winner advance to the coast to face the Western League winner.
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New York
International Baseball League Today
International
American Association
Robbed Gas Filling Station of Tobacco
A gasoline filling station and small confectionery run by Charles Distler on Highway 50 west of the city was burglarized Saturday. Thieves took canned tobacco and chewing tobacco and several tools. Police seek two suspicious men who loitered near the premises Friday.
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Charles Distler
Highway 50
Distler
John Jacob Weber Prominent Brazito Resident Dies
John Jacob Weber, longtime Brazito resident born in Switzerland on September 10, 1859, died Sunday after a long illness. He farmed locally, married Lizzie Blochberger in 1889, and survived by daughters Katherine Weber Hirschvogel and Nell Wemples ton, and son Alexander Weber. Funeral tomorrow at 2 from his family home to the Brazita church, with burial in the church yard.
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John Jacob Weser
Brazite
Mr. Weber
Switzerland
Tvs
Sete
Mene Brazite
Lizzie Blochberger
Derth
Katherine Weber
Ida Hirschvogel
Jefferson City
Nell Wempleston
Hemley
Alexander Weber
Jefferson
Guy
Astock
Mutic
Brazita
Burlak
Rome Allows Reopening of Catholic Clubs for Laymen
June 15 AP reports the tal jan government authorized reopening of certain Catholic clubs in Rome for laymen starting with eight and expanding to similar institutions in Italy. The order applies to oratorias where priests provide religious and cultural instruction. Pope Pius XI’s six page note to foreign minister Dino Gani seeks conciliation with Mussolini, signaling a moderate tone but noting church interference concerns.
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Rome
Tal Jan
Cf Teettain
Purin
Italy
Pius XI
Thailand
Dino Gani
Prem Jeer Mussolini
Rum Seizures Across Atlantic Coast Over Weekend
The Coast Guard seized nearly $500,000 in liquor and boats during the weekend as rum runners clashed with authorities along the Atlantic. The Surf, a $100,000 yacht, was seized off Montauk Point with $200,000 of liquor aboard. A 250 sack cargo on a speedboat was stopped in Block Island Sound, valued at $12,800, while a Little Harbor NH crew fled ashore leaving $20,000 of contraband behind. other crews were captured.
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Associated Press
Sam
Atlantic
Montauk Point
Block Island Sound
Little Harebor
New Hampshire
Hawks Set European Air Record From Rome to Croydon
Capt. Frank Hawks, American flyer, arrived at Croydon Airport at 12 08 pm after a non stop record flight from Rome. He left Rome at 5 40 am GMT time, covering 900 miles in six hours twenty two minutes, breaking the first air record cited by the air ministry. Also listed today are marriage licenses issued in Jefferson City and Holt Summit for several couples including Sturn and Skain, Kelly and Murphy, Clatterbuck and Daly, and Wise and Rutledge.
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Croydon
Eng
Frank Hawks
Rome
Hawks
London
Air Ministry
Hawis
Henry O. Sturn
Juliet Skain
Jefferson City
Amel Kelly
Jennie Murphy
H. C. Clatterbuck
East St. Louis
Mabyl Daly
Holt Summit
W. H. Wise
Monroe
Anna Rutledge
Jeffersore City
Wrecks Near Here Injure Six. Victims Describe Crashes
Six people were hurt in a series of crashes on highways near Westphalia and Vandalia last night. Charles Reed and Max Pall collided as Reed’s car veered toward the outer edge, injuring Reed and his passenger Alecia, while L G McFall and others were hurt in separate slideswipe incidents. Vandalia trucker Lars Schmidt suffered a broken collarbone and cuts in an east of Westphalia crash. Witnesses plan to testify, and police reported several minor fender-benders with no serious injuries.
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Highway 60
Sethunberts
Cie
L. G. McFanl
Capitol
Charles Reed
Pnt
Loose Creek
Reed
Max Pall
Ale Ati
Nellie Boyd
McFall
Vandalia
Lars Schmidt
Webrogni
Westphalie
Schmidt
Defendants Rest in Gil Market Case in San Diego
San Diego California June 15 AP The defendants in the girl market trial rested their cases after Alexander Pantages theater man finished his testimony The state offered no rebuttal witnesses Dessie H Shreve presented but three witnesses Olive Clark Day and William Jobelmann operators of a Hollywood girl market offered no defense Pantages and Shreve were accused of conspiring to bring Lydia Nitto a minor to a holiday hero for immoral purposes last October 30 Pantages defense aimed to prove Nitto was not a minor and thus outside juvenile law jurisdiction
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San Diego
Cal
Alexander Pantages
Desse H
Shreve
Olive Clark Day
William Jobelmann
Pantages
Mart
Lydia Nitto
Hete Barty
Husband on Stand in Behalf of Wife in $250000 Suit
Kansas City June 13 AP R E Fisher husband of the plaintiff testified that a pamphlet circulated at an Eastern Star meeting contained false allegations about his wife and C Zhlers. The pamphlet claimed an arrest in a Higginsville hotel in 1908 on a warrant by Fisher. Mrs Fisher had previously denied the incident from the stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
R. E. Fisher
Uber
Eastern Star
St. Joseph
Fisher
Troops Slaughtered in Chinese Clash Report
The Nationalist government disclosed a crushing defeat on another battleground as Reds reportedly slaughtered or dispersed at least 20,000 government troops in Isiangs Hunan and Northern Fukien Provinces recently.
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U. S
Ohio
Ocean Flight
Schubert
Wayne CO
Mag. Wallace
Union Electric
Cooper Co
Belleau Woods Day
Ggage
Mis
Nikon
Airdlinger
Frange
Kansas
Moberly, Mo
Ohio U
Arkansas
State Prison
Goody
County
Oke Farm Board
Zeppelin
John Jacob Weber
Brazito
Baby
Iman
Westphalia
Kunz Company
Fighway 50
Eir
Heisinger Co
GIL Market Gase
Miss Nitto
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