Judge Breuer Presides As Circuit Court Opens In May Term
Judge Breuer opened an adjourned May term in the 32nd Missouri circuit at Calla County, sitting by assignment of Judge Sevier. Two convicts received five year additions for a penitentiary escape. Kowertz, a physician, and Hetzer abducted guards in 1932 and were captured in Kansas City Kansas. Divorce suit Case v Case was dismissed by the plaintiff. Ott seeks to block tax levy on a building owned by him near the post office, exempt due to National Guard use. Motions in Lehman bondsmen case to be heard. state and county to recover about $8,000.
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Dgidee R. A. Breuer
Hertann
Judicial Circuit
Missouri
Cale County
Judge Breuer
George Kowertz
Alvin R. Hetzer
Kansas City
Kans
Kowertz
Charles R
Clara
Louis Bruner
Wallisouri State Highway Commission
Louis L. Ott
al Markway
Ott
National Guard
Txation
Breuer
Cole County
A. E. Lehman
State Penitentiary
Ashland Woman Mrs Hampton Sappington Dies After Illness
Mrs Hampton Sappington 62 died Sunday morning at her son Elson Sappington's home in the Ashland community after a prolonged illness. She was born in Boone county and lived in Ashland most of her life, daughter of William and George Burnett, married to Hampton Sappington 39 years ago. Survived by husband two sons Elson and Claudia of near Ashland two daughters Mrs William Vaughn Guthrie Mo two sisters Elizabeth Allen Millersburg Mo and Mattie McFarland Topeka Kan three brothers Claud Burnett Elk City Okla and Henry and Lanors Lincoln Neb and four grandchildren. Funeral 3 pm from New Salem near Ashland with Rep H P Cheavens Elder J Sapp conducting. interment in church cemetery there. Fas.
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Hampton Sappington
Elson Sappington
Ashland
Sappington
Boone County
William
George Burnett
Elson
Claudia
Near Ashland
William Vaughn
Guthrie, Mo
Elizabeth Allen
Millersburg
Mattie McFarland
Topeka
Kan
Claud Burnett
Elk City
Okla
Henry and
Lanors
Lincoln
Neb
New Salem
H. P. Cheavens
J. Sapp
Church
Fas
Painter Hartwell Injured After Ladder Fall at Jefferson Cleaners
B. E. Hartwell, prominent painter, sustained a broken right arm when he fell from a ladder while painting at Jefferson Cleaners on Wall Street between Monroe and Adams. He was taken to a physician's office and the fracture reset.
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B. E. Hartwell
Jefferson Cleaners
Wall Street
Monroe
Adams Street
Hartwell
Weather forecast shows fair and continued warmth ahead
Missouri and Illinois forecast fair with continued warm conditions tonight and Tuesday. Missouri River stages noted for Kansas City, Waverly, Boonville, and nearby gauges with data yesterday.
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Missouri and
Miinois
Missouri River
Kansas City
Als
Boonville
Missouri to substitute public works for relief funds
Missouri officials meet with federal relief chief to tout a 41.99 million dollar public works program for St Louis and statewide projects. Plans include riverfront improvements, a widened Third Street, municipal auditorium completion, a Negro hospital expansion, sewers and grade crossings.
Roosevelt's Vacation Yacht Reaches Nantucket Amid Storm
President Roosevelt on the Amberjack slept aboard on a Martha's Vineyard to Provincetown sail when a northwest storm drove the party to Nantucket for shelter. He said the voyage was a bangup good time and favors sailing over naval ships, planning two weeks at sea with the Amberjack crew of five.
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Nantucket
Mass
United States
Roosevelt
Campo Bello Island
N. B
Edgartown
Martha’s Vineyard
Provincetown
Cape Cod
Lomt
Arbor
Navy
Hit and Run Car Crash Nets Kansas Driver
Police close two cases of hit and run theft and damage. J Blaser of Kansas struck H F Hertzer’s parked car at 106 East McCarty, left scene. later cooperation to pay damages. Hertzer declined to file. Earlier, Ray Barnes of Douglas chased a three man driver on Mulberry. license to Eil Sheets of Kansas tied to the incident. Webb, Roberts jailed for intoxication. and the main driver remained at large.
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J. Blaser
Kansas
H. F. Hertzer
East McCarty Street
Blaser
Monroe Street
Hertzer
Mulberry Street
Ray Barnes
Douglas, Kans
Barnes
Eil Sheets
J. W. Roberts
Columbia
Sheets
Two Men Wanted Here Are Arrested
Two men sought for issuing worthless checks have been arrested in distant cities. B. P. Rouse, charged in a state warrant with passing a $45 bogus check to W. T. Andrews, is in custody at Gladys Springs, Virginia. A. F. Seinholtz, accused of writing checks to L. B. Pape for $29 and Martin Stokes for $1, was arrested in Paducah, Kentucky.
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B. P. Rouse
W. T. Andrews
Gladys Springs
A. F. Seinholtz
L. B. Pape
Martin Stokes
Paducah
Open Federal Jobs Considered for Democratic Appointments
Washington June 19 AP high officials consider issuing an executive order to revoke civil service orders that protected thousands of positions from competitive examination. If approved, departmental heads could appoint Democratic substitutes to incumbents in these posts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hoover
Civil Service
Coolidge
Presient
Harding
Wilson
Mrs Lindner Des At Home Here Sunday
Mrs Anna Lindner, 71, resident of Jefferson City for 30 years, died at 7 p m Sunday after four weeks illness. Born June 27 1862 in High Gate Maries Co she married A G Lindner Jan 15 1883. Survived by four daughters and a son Albert preceded in death. funeral Wednesday at Christian Church with Rev Birkhead, burial Riverview Cemetery.
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Anna Lindner
Lafayete Streep
Maries County
A. G. Lindner
Ed Lindner
Belle
Roy Elliott
Jefferson City
Anna Hefti
Safe
Henry Hefti
Vienne
T. M. Morgan
John James
J. W. Gain
St. Louis
Lindner
Vienna
Christiian Church
Christian Church
Birkhead
Riverview Cemetery
Missouri to announce repeal vote date today
Gov. Guy B. Park will reveal the repeal election date for Missouri and the date of the state convention on ratification or rejection of the proposed twenty first amendment after a conference with Joseph Davis and George H. Williams. Under the Weeks bill the election must be held by Aug 20, with the convention within twenty days.
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Missouri
Guy B. Park
Joseph Dalvis
St. Louis
United Repeal Council of
George H. Williams
United States
Congress
Libel Suit Starts in New York Over $200000 Claim
Missouri attorney and former chief of police enforcement bureau Gus O Nations sues former U S attorney general official Mabel Walker Willebrandt for defamation. Case opened before Federal Judge Robert P Batterson with a jury. Nations alleges an article written by Willebrandt damaged his reputation.
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New York
Gus O. Nations
Missouri
Pohiuition Enforcement Bureau
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
U. S
Robert P. Batterson
Nations
Willebrandt
Mattern Brother May Join Search For Missing Flier
Roy Mattern, brother of missing flier James Mattern, volunteered to join any land or sea expedition to find the Khabarovsk Nome round the world flight crew. He thinks the missing flyer may have been forced down on a peninsula or island in northern Siberia. Governor Parg issued a requisition for the extradition of Clarence Gideon from Eureka to Hannibal on burglary and larceny charges.
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Salgary
Alta
Roy Mattern
James Mattern
Khabarovsk-Nome
Roy
Siberia
Parg
Clarence Gideon
Eureka
Kans
Hannibal
Gideon
Missowi
Motorboat collision injures Wilbur Marr on Osage River
Wilbur D Marr 40 an auto mechanic from 1215 Monroe was critically injured when his boat struck Lees Jordan Jr's boat above the Osage River bridge. Marr lost his right leg to the propeller and six others escaped serious harm as rescuers rushed him to hospital. Jordan and passengers rode to safety as a fisherman brought Marr's boat under control after the crash around 4 pm Sunday. Marr, married with a seven year old son, underwent transfusions from his wife and brother before amputation.
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Wilbur D. Marv
Monroe
Osage River
Marr
Elmer Marr
Lee Jordan, Jr
Jordan
Osage Bridge Landing
Joe Wheeler
Hoscile Robertson
Howard Riley
Wheeler
Ralph Jenkins
Riley
Funeral Held For Mrs John Bennett In Booney County
Mrs John Bennett 83 died Sunday at her son Alvie Bennett home six miles west of Ashland Booney County She lived in the Ashland area most of her life born to William and Judd She married John Bennett in 1889 after his death six months ago Surviving Roy Bennett of Columbia Alvie and Owen of West Ashland sister Mrs Ballard Bennett near Harg Mo two brothers James and B M Judd near Columbia She leaves 12 grandchildren Funeral services 11 am at Liberty Church Ashland burial in church cemetery Rev L P Sapp officiated
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John Bennett
Alvie Bennett
Ashland
Booney County
Ballard Bennett
Harg
James
B. M. Judd
Columbia
Liberty Church
Rev
L. P. Sapp
Boy Hurt After Fall From Tree While Squirrel Hunting
Robert Markway a 12 year old boy, son of a police officer, was injured when a tree limb broke as he climbed to retrieve a squirrel ta ter fall about 35 feet near Wardsville. He was unconscious briefly but no bones were broken and his condition was not believed serious.
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Robert. Markway
Ben Markway
Moreland Avenue
Wardsville
Robert
Markway
Immaculate Conception
Witnesses tie Floyd to Union Station killings
Kansas City dispatch notes Mrs. Lattice West identified Charles Pretty Boy Floyd as a machine gunner in the Union Station attack that killed five. Floyd was seen near Kansas City Friday night and was described by West as a heavy man in a dark suit observed near the scene. Federal and local authorities intensified the search as investigations and funerals proceeded for two Kansas City detectives and other victims.
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Kansas City
Lattice West
Union Station
Charles
Pretty Boy) Floyd
Oklahoma
West
Travelers Aid
Floyd
Jack Hkillingsworth
Polk County
T. J. Higgins
Mayd
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Frank Nash
Arswnsas
Leavenworth
T. A. J. Masting
Gall
Osage
al Spencer
Nash
Frank Hermanson
William Grooms
Otto Reed
McAlester
Okla
Raymond J. Caffrey
Bureau of Investigation
Omaha
Nebr
Sheriff Bush
Navy to build new ships in private yards
Washington reports a $238 million naval program for 32 ships, with 16 allocated to private yards. The plan includes two aircraft carriers totaling 40,000 tons, a heavy cruiser, a light cruiser, four destroyers, seven destroyers, and two submarines, all to be constructed under private bids closed July 26.
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Washington
Navy
Low
Kidnapped brewer William Hamm is freed unharmed
William Hamm Jr the Theodore Hamm Brewing Company head and Emporium president was released late today near Wyoming Minnesota after a ransom note led to his capture. Police accompanied him home to St Paul where Hamm said he was treated well and held in northern Wisconsin during the abduction.
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ST. Paul
William Hamm, Jr
Wyoming
Minn
Here
Thomas BE. Dahill
Thomas Brown
Dahil
Brown
Ham
William Dunn
Hamm
Duluth
Dunn
Theodore Hamm Brewing Company
Pine City
Rush City
Hamin
Brewing Company
Wm. Hamm
W. Johns
Chicago City
Min
Verne Sankey
Haskell Bohn
Charles Boettcher
Denver
Hamm U
William Hamm
Theodore Hamm
W. H. Lang
de Walt Ankeney
James EB. Kelley
F. L. Schiller
Federal Department of Justice
Wisconsin
ST. Paul, Minn
Associated Press
Kidnap Victim Tells All In Minnesota Abduction
William Hamm recounts his four day kidnapping by five men in Minnesota. He describes being calmly treated, being forced into a car with a hood over his eyes, signing four ransom notes, and the uncertain direction of the drive. The story notes involvement of an automobile owner resembling Verne Sankey and that the kidnappers demanded a $100,000 ransom.
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William Hamm
Tme
Wem
Mr. Hamm
Verne Sankey
St. Paul
Missouri Capital City Horse Show Planned For July
A local movement seeks underwriting a Missouri horse show proposed for early July at Whiteway Park. A Wednesday meeting at Harris Riding School will lay plans and report underwriting progress. If approved, prizes will be awarded across multiple classes open to exhibitors statewide.
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Capital City
Harris Riding School
West Highway
Missouri
Whiteway Park
Taal Horse
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Relief and Reconstruction Commission
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St. Francois River
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Kennett
Amberjack
Gale
Mrs. Lindner Des
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Nation
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Wilbur D. Marr
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Osage Hi River
Robert Markway
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Paul Brewer
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