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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1931
Page
6
Cecil C Gage responded to a Globe-Democrat report on President Hoover's Lincoln tomb rededication, claiming the article misrepresented public reception. He cited eyewitness contrasts, noting 50,000 attendees and a thunderous, long applause as Governor Emmerson introduced Hoover.
In Poplar Bluff Missouri on a June day, 118 year old Uncle Tommy Kemp admits age is catching up as he struggles with farming and feels puny this spring. He expects to turn 119 September 20, and notes neighbor Ben Hodge will be 119 on December 23.
Governor Caulfield will depart the capital city tonight for a weekend trip to St Louis to handle personal business and a vision.
Continued fair and warm forecast with slight tonight warming east-central Missouri. Friday looks warmer with general warm spell. Missouri region shows varied river stages with readings for Kansas City, Waverly, Boonville, Hermann, Union and surrounding towns. Data compiled for Associated Press by the Automobile Club of Missouri. readings indicate flood stage near several towns while others show normal levels.
St Louis June 18 AP Henry Albert Senf 72 year old retired carpenter asked police to search for the plump widow who was to have been his bride. She disappeared minutes before the ceremony taking his $500 bearer payable check. He said he did not want her arrested just find her and perhaps proceed with the marriage to learn why she ran.
Jacoo Wunderlich, a prominent longtime resident of Schuberts neighborhood born January 1 1847 in Liberty township, died this afternoon after a lingering illness. He managed the Liberty farm where he was born and was considered a substantial local figure. Funeral arrangements had not been set by late afternoon.
President Hoover returned to Washington today at 3 25 pm from his four state western swing. He concluded a tour covering central states and scheduled to resume normal duties at the White House.
St Louis report: Robert H. Cotham, night clerk at the Buckingham Hotel where seven died in a December 5 1927 fire, pleads guilty to related charges and is sentenced to 10 years in the penitentiary. Judge Taylor labels him the apparent catalyst in the arson plot, while Cotham had testified for the state in two trials that led to death sentences for Ralph Pierson and Andrew Meadows. The 22-year-old plea cites ill health.
Campbell Missouri June 18 AP formal acceptance by the county court of the Campbell Hopkins farm to market road was ordered with payment for work. The road runs from Campbell north through a thickly settled farming area. Actual construction cost listed at 15590 dollars.
Golden Valley Golf Club Minneapolis June 18 AP John ny Goodman from Omaha holds a two up lead over Earl Larson of Minneapolis after 18 holes in their 36 hole trans Mississippi tourney quarterfinal. Lester Bolstad of St Paul ahead six up over Ad Berryhill of Colorado Springs after 18 holes. Rodney Bliss of Omaha leads Dr Paul M Barton of Davenport Ia one up after 18 holes with a birdie on the last hole for a tieing par.
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Foreign Secretary Arthur Henderson have accepted an invitation from Chancellor Bernhard Hitler to visit Berlin on July 17. The invitation was extended during discussions in London on June 18.
Henry Burnett, a former taxi driver, fell from a ferry at Mertens Landing early Wednesday. His body was found about 150 yards downstream by Victor Cassmeyer and Raymond Siebeneck. Coroner Dr Mansur said no foul play indicated. Witnesses said Burnett had no trouble prior to the fall and may have slipped or been knocked unconscious after contact with the ferry rudder. Authorities questioned several witnesses and considered an inquest depending on further testimony.
New York June 1. Ruth Nichols postponed her trans Atlantic attempt after a directional gyro failed during tests at Clarence Chamberlin's Jersey City factory. She will depart Jersey City at 2 o'clock B.S.T. head to Harbor Grace N F with a fuel stop at Floyd Bennett and an overnight in Portland Maine before resuming in a few days.
Kennett Mo June 18 Elmer Simmons charged with first degree murder in the Cross case will get a preliminary hearing Wednesday June 24 Justice M F Foster announced Simmons is held in the county jail after a venue change from Judge J W Boyer The incident occurred two weeks ago in Kennett Cross was staying killed by Simmons
Jefferson City retail development seeks shopper input via mailed questionnaires unsigned to gather criticisms and suggestions for improving local shopping. The Chamber prioritizes retail growth as key to city prosperity after census data show local stores totaling 10.59 million in sales, the highest in the state for cities of 15 600 to 80 000.
Several community picnics and suppers are announced in Jefferson City territory. A church basket picnic at Lohman unfolds Sunday with members bringing baskets and light refreshments for sale in the afternoon. The Chamber of Commerce aims to boost citizen attendance and intercity goodwill at events including July 4 suppers in Y's Home and the Farmers’ Picnic at Vienna on July 4.
Springfield Mo June 1 AP Commerce reports Governor Caulfield may call a special legislative session to tackle redistricting. Senator Lon Haymes said lawmakers fear Republicans and Democrats cannot agree. He said the vetoed measure was fair and Democrats unlikely to concede. He doubted a special session would be useful without prior agreement.
In Midtown St Louis on a street, Imer G Phillip, a Black lawyer with high reputation and a state witness in the George Vaughn and James Hutt subornation of perjury trial, was struck fatally. The assailant was one of the Black people who confronted him as next Monday’s trial loomed.
In Kansas City on June 18, Joe Gleason, one of forty eight indicted in Joplin for conspiracy to violate the prohibition law, was arrested. He was arraigned with bond set at 5900 and jailed pending a federal hearing on September 6.
Three suspects police say participated in a bank robbery in Oklahoma have been held in Kansas City. The trio Earl Aldrich 91 Goldie Aldrich 32 and Rosewe Jacobs 38 were in custody here after waiving extradition. Officers in Kinisher Oklahoma notified.
The State Securities Department warned two concerns to stop selling stock or lose the right to do business in Missouri. Geld-Diggers Inc of Cripple Creek was one, accused of offering dates in gel dining operations awaiting state permits. The Big Indian Syndicates of Dallas faced similar cease and desist orders for oil securities offered without a permit.
Minneapolis June 18 AP Charles M. Lockwood survivor of Company B first Minnesota volunteers of the Civil War said he would not attend Stillwater Minnesota on July 21 to face 38 empty chairs representing his comrades whom he organized the Last Man's Club.
Springfield report states the 1923 pure milk law passed by the general assembly was declared unconstitutional by the state supreme court today. The ruling centers on the law’s regulatory reach and its clash with existing constitutional provisions.
Emil Walther’s swift response at his Walther Service Station five miles east of town thwarted a burglary last night at about 10 30 pm. He confronted two masked men as they approached in a car, ordered them to state their intent, and they fled after one asked for directions to Bagwell Dam. The suspects’ car lacked proper documents, and Walther noted they appeared inexperienced and decided not to risk a confrontation.
Mrs Laura P Baker 46 wife of Jt D Baker died at home 1108 E High St after weeks of heart illness. Born Jamaica June 27 1863 she lived here 18 years with husband and family. Survived by five daughters two brothers and several sisters. Removal to home tomorrow. funeral Saturday 2:40 at Grace Episcopal Church Rev George E Wharton in charge with burial at Riverview Cemetery.
The body of a young man from a presumably well-off family was found at Wymare Gordon parlors. He died near Cole Junction, reportedly dragged from a passing boxcar. neck broken. Initials G. B. R. on his hat offer a trace to his identity. He had been on the road briefly. clothing clean and good.
The usher guild of Saint Peters Parish elected Harry Bruegging president, Herbert Blume, vice president, and Ben Rackers secretary. Monsignor Selinger praised the guild for faithful service and thanked members for their yearly work. parish program and business discussed.
Reed Park announces Friday Night Ladies Day allowing free admission for all women. Fred Reed says the plan aims to spark interest in baseball and could lead to additional Ladies Days at the park.
Lowell Mason, Star Lake University avterback and Charlotte family member, was shot and wounded in Charlotte North Carolina after attempting to flee police following a drunkenness arrest after an automobile wreck. Police Captain Alex West said the shooting was accidental and that the intended shot was to frighten the fleeing youth, with a ricochet bullet cited as the cause.
Marie Dardy, 16, was picked up today by police in Moberly, Missouri, and brought to the local station at nine this morning. She remained in custody awaiting officers from Moberly. She said she left home with her mother's consent to seek employment and funds to return to school this fall, and could not explain why she was ordered held after visiting a friend in Loose Creek.
Police hold driver J A Purdy after a truck crashed into a parked car at McCarty and Clark injuring Rosie and Margaret Kremer and damaging Alvin Brunner’s auto. City Attorney Mose says drunken driving charge filed but no action yet while girls recover. Prosecutor Sevier awaiting report as case potentially hinges on intoxication level.
New York June 18 AP Dutch Schultz known as the beer lord of the Bronx was arrested today a henchman Dan Amacio was critically wounded in a street fight with two detectives Amacio and Schultz had trailed along upper Fifth Avenue when they confronted detectives Stephen Di Tosa and Julius Salke who opened fire after Amacio drew his revolver Schultz ran but was caught and charged with possessing a gun
Macon Mo June 1 Sheriff Linson and deputies arrested eight men operating a carnival booth at La Plata last night on a gambling charge. The men and their paraphernalia remain jailed. Four Kirksville youths made the complaint, one claiming heavy losses at the game.
Samuel S. McCord, 67, longtime Missouri figure and member of the McCord family, died in St Joseph yesterday of heart disease. He was son of the late James H. McCord, founder of the Naye McCord Mercantile Co. Survived by his widow, brother George McCord of Denver, and sister Mrs J H Farksler of Kansas City.
Fulton officials seek a canal to secure natural gas from Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co to supply a municipal system. Bond issue of 380000 authorized last March. construction not started. Pipeline resistance raises legal questions about interstate operations versus state public utility jurisdiction and potential test suit.
Governor General Dwight F. Davis hosted a stag dinner in Manila honoring Senators Hawes and Patterson of Missouri Representative and Mrs. Patterson of Florida Brig General Francis Le J Parker chief of insular affairs Attendees included high officials army officers and business leaders Yon sent regrets Mrs Hyde accompanied the Patterson couple to Baguio Davis will drive them to the summer capital Senator Patterson and Mrs Patterson plan to sail to China on the Transport Grant Tuesday Hawes aims for Mindanao Island on the first boat southbound for that region
Alva Malone, 18, of Rolla, died in a hospital after being run over by a Frisco freight train near Sills, three miles west of Rolla. He reportedly fell while attempting to board the moving train, suffering critical injuries to his leg. Authorities and family were notified. funeral arrangements pending.
Washington June 18 AP reports the federal deficit narrowed by 82.7 million due to income tax payments and foreign debt collections. Despite the improvement the deficit remained above one billion dollars, standing at 1,017,231,877 as of June 16, with prior day totals at 1,099,503,300. Tax receipts totaled 29,368,152 versus 46,129,000 a year earlier and 11,946,221 the day before.
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