Caulfield Urges Movie Industry To Clean Up
St Louis June 19 AP Governor Henry Caulfield urged the motion picture industry to adopt self imposed censorship and avoid films that appeal to baser instincts. He spoke at a banquet of the International Convention of Paramount Famous Lasky Corp. He urged producers to halt movies that portray cracks as heroes as a public interest measure. An Army Blimp from Scott Field and an airplane flew over the city after dinner, dropping parachute flares to highlight anti aircraft defense.
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ST. Louis
Henry Caulfield
Paramount-Famous-Lasky Corporation
Caulfield
Scott Field
Dulle Milling Company Marks 75 Years in Business
A long standing Central Missouri firm celebrates seventy five years of operation with four generations of the Dulle family. Originating in 1854, the business evolved from Dulle and Son Milling to Dulle Milling Company in 1884 and expanded to become one of the largest mills in the region.
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Dulle Milling Company
Dulle
Missouri
G. H. Dulle
Dulle and Son Milling Company
H. J. Duile
Bernhard Duke
John W. Schulte
Ed. H. Dulle
Sylvester Dulle
Joseph H. Dulle
Woman Credits Hoyt's Compound For Neuritis Relief
Mrs. J E Dilkes of St Joseph Missouri testifies to major improvement after using Hoyt's Compound saying neuritis pain and swelling in limbs disappeared. Ad cites Tolson's Pharmacy Jefferson City and other druggists selling the remedy.
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J. E. Dilkes
Sixth
St. St. Joseph
Missouri
Hoyt
Hoyts
Hoyt’s
Jefferson City
Tolson
East High
Extension Selling Driven by Fear on Sluggish Stock Market
The Associated Press reports renewed fears of an overbought market sparked heavy intraday selling and irregular price moves. Traders note cautious pools and a shift in activity as numerous equities show declines and uneven demand persists amid mixed economic signals.
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Stanley W. Renosil
Associated Press
New York
Une 19
Argentina
Britain
Buenos Aires
Oneweg
William Wrigley Common
Superior
Michigan
Four Generations of Crevelts in the Furniture Trade
Four generations of the Crevelt family long in Jefferson City furniture the business record includes Henry Crevelt owner of Crevelt Home Furnishers and his father Gerhardt Grevelt a cabinet maker who helped run the Oliver and Heinrichs firm. The elder John Crevelt died in an accident, descendant Gerardt and his father continued cabinet making in the old country and in America. Mrs Pete Gretlein and Miss Tillie Knaup travel from St Louis to care for paralytic Mrs Elizabeth Knaup who remains in serious condition.
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Crevelt Furniture
Henry Crevelt
Crevelt Home Furnishers
Gerhardt Grevelt
Jefferson City
John Grevelt
Gerhardt
Gerardt Crevelt
John Crevelt
Old Country
America
Crevelt
Gerhardt Crevelt
Henry
High Street
Oliver and Heinrichs, Purniture
Missouri
Pete Gretlein
Tillie Knaup
St. Louis
Elizabeth Knaup
Indictments Target Sucker Whisky Plotters in New York
Indictments against 140 individuals and firms in New York charge conspiracy to violate national prohibition laws. Prohibition officials say the case targets producers and suppliers of paraphernalia used to disguise fake “sucker whiskey” and barters continued efforts to end such items including labeling, coloring, and barrel modifications. Senate approves open discussions of executive nominations.
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Washington
New York
Prohibition Commission
Doran
Prohibition Bureau
Daran
Snook discusses alleged ties to slain Ohio coed
In Columbus Ohio on June 19 AP James Snook a dismissed professor who posed as Theora Hix's husband discussed his relations with the slain Ohio State coed and offered his murder theories in an interview as authorities seek evidence. He had been jailed with Marion Meyers a former suitor of Hix and Meyers was released as investigators await a chemist report on stains from Snooks car and clothing.
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Columbus
Ohio
James Snook
Theora Hix
Ohio State University
Snook
Marion T. Meyers
University Horticultural Experimental Staff
Meyers
Snooks
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Advertises Child Relief
An old advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a remedy for feverish, cross, and unsettled children with upset stomachs. It claims ease for constipation and indigestion, offers a free information booklet, and notes the product is a long standing U S registered trade mark since 1873.
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Phillips Co
Hudson St
New York
N. Y
Phillips
U. S
Chas. H. Phillips Chemical Co
Chas. H. Phillips
Jacques Spurned by Dry Commissioner in Detroit
Louis Jacques a customs border patrolman said to have been told to shut up amid enforcement actions was ushered from Assistant Secretary Lowman’s office in Washington after his resignation. Lowman refused to consult with him, saying Jacques should have told his story to superior officers.
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Washington
Louis Jacques
Detroit
Clancy
Michigan
Lowman
The
Treasury
Jacques
Fayette Farmer Dies When Car Is Struck
Fayette Missouri report states Ben Rose, a local farmer, died after his car stalled on a railroad track and was hit by an M K T train. The vehicle was carried about 200 feet before the engineer stopped the train.
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Fayette Farmer
Fayette
Ben Rose
Bee
Rose
Japanese Man Dies After Drunken Driver Collision
Joe Rokendo, a Japanese national, died in Los Angeles after a collision last Sunday with an automobile driven by Mrs. Louis Pantages, wife of Alexander Pantages. Mrs. Pantages is charged with driving while intoxicated and awaits inquest results before any further action.
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Los Angeles
Joe Rokendo
Louis
Pantages
Alexander, Pantages
District Attorney’s
Carner
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Missouri Lady
Akear
Joe
Earl OF
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Anaconda
Greene Cananea
Calumet & Arizona
Montgomery-Ward
Murray Corporation
A. Chem & Dye
Jimn. Gan
Amn
Internationa
Am. Smelt & Resin
Sug & Resin
Tel & Tél
Woolen
Am Tobacco
Andes
Atchison T & S
Chi & North West
Chi
Rock Is. & Pac
Chrysler Corp
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Consul Gas
Continent Mat
Curtiss Aero
du Pont de Nem
Erie
Fish Rubber
General Elect
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Ptd
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Hupp Motor
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Tatl
Tel & Tel
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Mo. Kas & Texas
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Nat. Cash Register “A
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N. H
Hartford
North Amn. Co
Northern Pac
Packard Motor
Amn. Fet
Param Fam. Lasky
Penn. R. R
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Postims
Ps. Ser. Corp. N
Putity Bak
Radio Corp of Am
Remington Rand
Repab Steel & Tron
St Louis San
Frank
Sears Roebuck
Shell
Union
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Col
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Studebaker Corp
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Texas Gtr
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Wabash RR
Warner ,Bros. Pict Western Union
Westinghouse al & Mfg
White Motor Co
Willys Overland
Woolworth Co
Wright Aera
Sucker Whisky Plotters
Hard Hut
Washington—Senate
Moerschels Products Co
Extel
American Shoe Store Telephone
Palace Beauty Barber Shop Central Trust
Cross
Honey Creek
Lutheran Church
Hoot Gibson
the Lariat Kid
Olive Borden
Youp
East High St
Peveloced
Ae‘ Ene
St Louis
Fythm Bou
Mu, Eduard Cortlandt
Puber
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Gorham
Porth’s Jewelry Store
Dubinsey Bros
Talkies
Helen Kane Louis John Bartell
the Rainbow Man
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