Baumgartners Tell Their Story In Secrest Case Trial
Neighbors describe the night of January 1 1930 the accident on Highway 50 near Jefferson City and the Secrest home happenings. Leo Baumgartner testifies Roy Secrest carried Miss Anderson to the car and fetched a scarf and a small object as blood and torn clothing are noted at the scene. Witnesses recount tracks bracelet and hat found later as the defense questions possible drag marks and brake marks with Roy appearing nervous.
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Miss Anderson
Secrest
Roy Secrest
Sadie Weith
Jefferson City
George
Weith
Sadie
Baumgartner
Roy
Elyda
Jefferson, City
Srerest
W. S. Peters
Thhe 14Th Judicial Circuit
Sadie Meredith
Hal East McCarty
Frank Bunch
McCarty
John Kiesliing
Bunch
Mr. Secrest
Lee Roark
Harry Parker
J. G. Hoover
Roy Herrick
New Jersey Primary at Seal Picnic Leads to Doctor Visit
Testimony details Roy Secrest and Elyda Anderson case with neighbors and officials placing events near Jefferson City on January 1 1930. Witnesses describe Roy Secrest carrying injured woman into the Secrest home and requests for a doctor as police and court reporters establish timing and scene locations.
Rev Jackson Honored At Marshall In Local Tribute
The article recounts investigators detailing highway drag marks about 18 inches wide and 30 feet long with a blood stain east of them near the accident site. Roy Secrest and associates discuss speeds and events the morning of January 2 as J G Hoover reports examining the car and belongings, leading to Secrest’s arrest.
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Secrest
Parker
Roy Secrest
Political Announcements for Local Officials
Republican and Democratic party tickets list candidates for circuit court clerk presiding judge second district county judge prosecutor attending attorney county collector recorder probate judge and county clerk with multiple names for each post across districts, reflecting the election slate. Dedications include Henry B Bode John Garman James H Jones among presiding judge candidates and S. Frank Hoffhines as prosecutor in the Republican slate.
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Republican Party
John H. Faust
Chas
A. DIX
Anton Goser ED F. Linhardt
Sylvester Dulle
S. Frank. Hoffhines
Fred H. Tanner
A. E. Blaser
E. W. Decker
Henry G. Lepage
Joseph Guyton
Martin P. Kautsch
Arthur B. Cowley
Democratic Party
Glenn A. Dirckx
Curtis L. Dunnfro
J. Thomas Fischer
Henry B. Bode
John E. Garman
James H. Jones
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Rediscovered as Laxative Cure
A 19th century family doctor created a harmless laxative to correct constipation. His blend of herbs and pure ingredients, now named Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, became the world’s most popular laxative by 1885. It is praised for not causing griping and for its pleasant taste, widely sold in drugstores.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Morrow Wins Overwhelming Victory in New Jersey
In Newark New Jersey Ambassador Dwight W Morrow won the Republican nomination for United States Senator by a wide margin carrying all 21 counties in a four cornered fight For the short term he faced John A Kelly Fort and Frelinghuysen With Fort and Frelinghuysen conceding early the victory was hailed by supporters including James Shields of the Anti Saloon League Morrow built strength in dry rural districts and will face Democrat opponents next fall including Alexander Simygon and Walter Edge The outcome sets Morrow to depart for Mexico to continue diplomatic duties after the London naval conference His campaign emphasized opposition to the eighteenth amendment and favored states rights over liquor policy
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Newark
WN. J
Dwight W. Morrow
United States
Aquor
Morrow
Franklin W. Fort
Ciry
State Anti-Saloon League
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
John A. Kelly
Kelly
Alexander Simyogon
Walter E
Keltia Parkinson
Fort
Frelinghuysen
Murray
Ambassador
Ford
Herodotus
Englewood
James K. Shields
Anti-Saloon League
Republican National Committee
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
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George Weith
New Jersey
Dwight Morrow
Jackson
Marshall
Marshall, Ma
A. B. Jackson
First Presbyterian Church of
Presbyterian Synod of Missouri
A. J. McClung
Springfield
Jay DE Kay
Caewss- Cece Oe
Purple Shoppe Inc
Pope's
W. Atchison
E, C. Hy
Mitchell Field
Theairport
Mexico
Will
Edward c. Stokes
White House
Hoover
Amherst
Calvin Coolidge
J. P. Morgan É S Company
Coolidge
London
ST. Louis
Eags- Way
Columbia-Fallon
SL Louis
Elinor Smith
America
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