Mrs Wn Dulle dies after long illness at 55
Mrs Anna Mary Dulle 55 wife of William Dulle of two miles west of the city died at 3 AM after a lengthy illness dating from January She was born in St Thomas lived in St Louis before settling here She and William married 29 years ago and survived by two sons Father Pancratius Techny IL and Clements of this city Two brothers Adam Ben John Christ Strope and sisters Mrs Mary Wengra th of Linn and Mrs Frank Leethen of Meta survive She was a Bt Peters Church member and Altar Society member Funeral from Bt Peters Church Monday at 9 AM with solemn requiem high mass and burial in St Peters Cemetery
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Anna Mary Dulle
Sir William Dutle
Dulie
St. Thomas
St. Louis
Piarriage
William Dulie
Pancratius
Bt. Peters Church
Altar
Schroeder Gase Mystery Remains Unsolved in Car Burn Case
Authorities continue to probe the burning car found near Indianapolis in a case linked to Harold Herbert Schroeder. A third letter from Mrs. Schroeder in Nashville and a potential link to Anthony Janulewicz are noted as investigations focus on identification of the victim and current whereabouts.
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Mobile
Als
Harold Herbert ‘Behroeder
Schroeder
Indianapolis
Ind
Anthony Janulewicz
Nawticoke
George W. Eggleston
Marion County
Indiana
Janulewicz
Pennsylvania
Eggleston
New York State
Tennessee
George L. Winkler
Indiane
Mrs Champ Ogden Leaves for Topeka Hospital
Mrs. Champ Ogden of 924 Adams Bt to Topeka Kansas for treatment at the Security Benefit Association Hospital. She has been in failing health for a year and is well known in Jefferson City from her previous work in the Automobile Dept at the capitol. She was born Zona Tombs.
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Cham Ogden
Adams
Security Benefit Association Hospital
Topeks
Kan
Ogden
Jefferson City
Automobile Dept
Capitol
Zona
Weather Outlook Clouds and Threats Across the State
The Missouri forecast shows cloudy or rainy conditions with threats tonight and Saturday. Temperatures hold steady with slight warming in the north. Roads vary from muddy to good across Cape Girardeau, Columbia, Jefferson City, Joplin, St Louis and Kansas City.
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Missouri
Automobile Club Out
Cape Girardeau
Poplar Bluff
Olumbia
City
Moberly
Hannibal
Maddy
Springfield
Sedatia
Joplin
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Bouls
City to press sanitation rules on Edmonds filling station
Dunklin and Chestnut Street filling station faces enforcement of city sanitation laws. Mayor Jenkins says Edmonds must connect the houses and filling station to the sewer if mains are reachable, or face action by the health board to ensure compliance with building and sanitation codes.
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Doc Edmonds
Jenkins
Doc Edmond
Dunklin
Chestnut Streets
Edmonds
Chestnut Street
Ter
City Health Board
Rough Park Golfers To Tay Country Club Another Round
A return match between Jefferson City Country Club and Hough Park Golf Club will be played this weekend at Hough Park. The four day event aims to prevent crowding and allow ample time for matches. Some Country Club players will be in Mexico Sunday and may adjust schedules. The Municipal course has benefited from recent rains and will be in good playing condition. A get together banquet at the Country Club is planned for the near future.
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Jefferson City
Mexico
Senate Passes Rivers and Harbors Bill Across Nation
The Senate approved the Rivers and Harbors measure authorizing about 122 million dollars for waterways projects nationwide. Major items include a nine foot Mississippi channel, a six foot Missouri River depth, Great Lakes works, and a Tennessee River six foot channel with varying available funds. The bill also provides federal operation of Illinois and New York state projects including Erie and Oswego canals if New York voters ratify the transfer.
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Washington
Senate
House
Commerce Committee
Hoover
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Kansas City
Sioux City
Great Lakes
Tennessee River
Clinois
New York
Meelius Appointed Callaway County School Superintendent
Mrs Edith L Meelius of Fulton was named superintendent of Callaway County schools by Governor Caulfield to replace the late J C Humphrey. The appointment follows Humphrey's death, as Meelius assumes leadership of the district.
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Edith L. Meelius
Fulton
Callaway County
Caulfield
J. C.humphrey
Jefferson City Kiwanis Delegation Heads to Boonville Picnic
A large Jefferson City Kiwanis and Kiwanis queens delegation will attend the annual division picnic in Boonville on Wednesday July 25. The event starts at 3 p m with golf tennis swimming and a big meal at 6 30 p m followed by stunts and speeches at Kemper Military School.
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Jefferson City
Kiwanis
Kiwanians
Kemper Military School
Kemper
Boonville
From Shoe String to Millions Ends in Turbulent Collapse
Harold Russell Ryder once credited with turning a shoe string into 15 million on the New York Stock Exchange faces near collapse as county grand jury probes the brokerage Woody and Company, suspended by the Exchange. Creditors estimate 3 million in liabilities against 500 thousand assets. Ryder, once modest in Brooklyn, rose to nightlife prominence as Night Ryder of Broadway, while donating 200 thousand to Union College last spring as Ryder Hall rises.
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New York
Jime
Harold Russell Ryder
New York Stock Exchange
Woody and Company
Eugene I. Garey
Ryder
Brooklyn
Park Ave
Broadway
Night Ryder
Union College of Schenectady
Ryder Hall
Davis Files for Kansas Senate Nomination
Former Kansas governor Jonathan M. Davis files for the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate seat held by Arthur Capper. Davis accuses Capper of deserting the Kansas farmer on tariffs and endorses the debenture plan as farm relief. Capper is unopposed for the Republican nomination.
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Topeka
Jonathan M. Davis
Kansas
United States
Senate
Arthur Capper
Davis
Capper
Kansas Farmer
Senator Capper
Dry raids arrest 45 in Sedalia Missouri
In Sedalia Missouri on June 20 federal prohibition agents led by W Harold Lane conducted raids arresting 35 people. Fingerprinting was added to the routine arraignments as women and African Americans were among those seized. A quantity of whiskey and home brew was seized with local police and the prosecuting attorney assisting.
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Sedalia
U. S
E. H.weinrigh
W. Harold Lane
Prohibition
Missouri
Pearenty
Sedalia Banker Shoots Himself in Bank
Richard P. Asbury, 60 or 65 according to report, cashier of The Union Savings Bank in East Sedalia, killed himself with two gunshots as director meeting opened. Assistant cashier Herbert W. Mason heard shots and found Asbury slumped at the director's desk. He had been ill recently but in good spirits this morning. survivors include widow and two daughters.
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Asbury
Mason
Magon
Austin Moore
Shelbyville
Alpheus Fisher
Kansas City
Dr Ott asks city to join big picnic for the afflicted
Dr Louis L Ott appeals to all Christians to attend a Sunday picnic for the unfortunate on his playgrounds from 2 to 4 PM. He urges transporting every afflicted person to the event free by streetcar or private car, stressing that hesitation wastes chances to help.
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DR. Ott
Louis L. Ott
Robbers Hit Three Banks Across Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri
Three banks were robbed in the morning hours with losses near two thousand dollars. In Ferrlview Missouri an armed bandit held up the Ferrerview State Bank and fled in a waiting car after firing at pursuing officers. In Towanda Kansas two men robbed the First National Bank of about two thousand dollars, forcing the cashier and a customer to lie on the floor while the loot was taken. In Paden Oklahoma three youths robbed the First National Bank of approximately two thousand dollars, locking the cashier and bookkeeper in the vault before fleeing west.
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Ferrelview
Ferrerview
Oklahoma
Paden
Okla
First National Bank of
Kansas Bank
Wichita
Kas
Towanda
Gyhil Stearns
Wes
Charles Nace
Augusta
Elyda Anderson
Roy
Secrest
Hlyda
Eliott M. Campf
Federal
Afrest
Boonvile
W. F. Miller
West+ hues
Miller
Fense
Southside Launches Three Great Sales
The Southside has started three concurrent bargain sales in dry goods shoes and furniture at Southside Dry Goods Schmidt's Shoe Store and Milo Walt Furniture. The event aims to benefit city shoppers and runs for one week.
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Southside
Schmidt's Shoe Store
Milo Walt Furniture Co
Crime Clearing House Established in Chicago
A unified crime clearing house was formed by Chicago and Cook County officials led by Police Commissioner John H. Alcock to pursue gangland crime and solve the murder of Tribune reporter Alfred Lingle. A Versailles Grill liquor raid seized $5,000 worth of alcohol with three men arrested as part of the push.
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Chicago
Tribune
Gc. F. Rathbun
Atorney
Lingle
Patrick Roche
James McShane
The
Alcock
Versailles Grill
Woman cashier abducted and robbed near Cement City
Miss Martha Laconky twenty four, cashier for M. Rosenberg Grocery, and Miss Mary Bobyhak, were abducted by three men in a large car after leaving a Sugar Creek bank. They were forced into the robbers car at Fairmount Park, robbed of 1250 dollars, then released unharmed. Jackson county officers searched area for suspects.
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Kansas City
Martha Laconky
M. Rosenberg
Cement City
Here
Sugar Creek, Inc
Laconky
Mary Bobyhak
Sugar Creek
Central City
Fairmount Park
Miss Laconky
Jackson County
Jury Returns Verdict After Deadlock In Manslaughter Case
In Boonville, Roy Secrest was found guilty of manslaughter for Elyda Anderson's death after a long trial. The jury shifted from 7 to 5 for conviction to 7 to 5 for acquittal before delivering a compromise verdict at 2:39 PM. The defense plans an appeal for vindication and argued the death resulted from culpable negligence rather than a killing.
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Roy Secrest
Elyda
Anderé
Boonville
Secrest
Ume
P. A. Seerest
Miss Anderson
Prost Uting
Nike Sevier
Post-Tribune Extra
Wilda Peters
Post-Tribune
St. Louis
Baston
Gray
Parrell
Lisenbee
Homer
Goslin
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
Elyda Anderson
Shortages alleged in Bank of Aurora Missouri
Bank of Aurora in Missouri was closed after an alleged shortage of about 114000 surfaced during a state banking exam. Examiners reported 35000 in Lawrence County deposits 49000 in a large state account 16000 in unlocated bonds and 20000 listed as due from other banks. Prosecutor Landrum said the case will be reviewed after the final inventory report and no grand jury was requested. The bank had liabilities near 900000 with E R Adams as former president and M T Easley as cashier.
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Springfield
Bank of Aurora
Truman Richards
Lawrence County
Richards
Charles A. Landrum
Mount Vernon
Circuit Court
Landrum
E. R. Adams
Bank of
Aurora
M. T. Easley
Policeman Robbed Off Duty in Chicago
Off duty patrolman Patrick Duggan intervened in a robbery near a Chicago street corner. He confronted three men, announced his police status, and was ordered to surrender his pistol and 28 cents before the trio fled.
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Chicago
Patrick Duggan
Duggan
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