Postponement Sought in Railroad Wage Cut Talks
Washington June 20 AP Railroad managers and Joseph B Eastman coordinator of transportation discussed postponing a proposed 42 2 percent wage reduction. Eastman said further meetings likely as the issue may be delayed and negotiations continue with the Railway Labor Executives Association.
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Washington
Joseph B. Eastman
Eastman
Roosevelt
W. F. Thieoff
Burlington Railroad
Mr. Eastman
Railway Labor Executives Association
Mitchell Deals Termed Frauds in Tax Evasion Trial
U S Attorney George Z Medalie labeled Charles Mitchells 1929 stock sale to his wife as fake designed to create a tax loss. Former New York Gov Al Smith testified as a character witness for Mitchell, whose fate on alleged income tax evasion rests with the jury.
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New York
U. S
George Z. Medalie
Anda
Charles 3. Mitchell
al Smith
Mitchell
Ex-convict Frank Lammers arrested after violent rampage
Frank Lammers, an ex-convict, raged at his home 615 R West Water Street injuring his wife and assaulting an officer before restraint. At police headquarters he fought officers, striking a policeman. He remains jailed facing intoxication and resisting arrest charges.
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Frank Lammers
R. West Water Street
Lammers
Willebrandt Wins Point in Libel Trial
Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt former assistant U S Attorney General prevailed on a defense motion to dismiss part of the $200 000 libel suit filed by Gus Nations former chief of prohibition enforcement in St Louis Missouri The case concerns an August 14 1929 article cited as allegedly defamatory.
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New York
Mabel Walker Willebrand
U. B
Gus O. Nations
Prohibition Enforcement
St. Louis
Robt. P. Patterson
Counse
Forecast Says Fair Cooler on Wednesday
Forecasts show fair and continued warm conditions tonight in Missouri. Wednesday becomes partly cloudy with local showers and cooler temperatures in the northwest and extreme north areas. River stage notes and measurables for several towns are listed from yesterday’s data.
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Missouri
Wight
Missouri River
Kansas
Waverly
Vreee
Boonvilia
Hermann
Union
Last Day of Spring Brings Severe Heat to Capital City
Kansas City reports a high of 96 degrees on Swift Highway as near century temperatures persist across the Midwest. Officials say summer arrives with continued heat, little relief expected, and a shower chance remains outside of the region.
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Swift
Kansas City
Middle West
Church Seeks 3.2 Per Cent Beer at Picnic License Required
Rev Isidore Diebold of St Marys Church Mary Ville asks if a church picnic may sell 3.2 percent beer. Assistant attorney general William Sawyer says a state license is required and the same fee applies as for any retailer.
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Isidore Diebold
St. Mary’s
Mary Ville
William Grr Sawyer
Note suit heard in court over bondsmen case
A jury in Cole County circuit Court heard testimony on a note suit brought by Mrs. Nora Camp against James A. Houchin et al for about 35000. Proceedings opened the second day of the May term adjourned session with the case likely to continue later today.
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Cole County
Nora
Campf
James A. Houchin
Eth al
A. B.rackers
Louis Campbell
Steve Henke
H. R
Cole
Lehman
Shoe Plant Reopens Hiring 150 Workers at Main Street Facility
Installation of machinery finished and 150 workers are now employed regularly at the International Shoe Company factory on Main Street. Production of girly stitch down shoes resumes after years of limited activity, with Superintendent L. H. Jewett predicting more hires each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Shoe Company
L. H. Jewett
Illinois Bankers Acquitted Now Face Federal Indictments
Springfield June 20 AP two federal grand juries returned indictments in May against Millard Dunlap and William G Goebel Jacksonville bankers who were acquitted this morning in circuit court and against Andrew Russel of Jacksonville Dunlap's former partner and former State treasurer and auditor. The indictments allege violations of banking laws.
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Springfield
Millard
Dunlap
William G. Goebel
Jacksonville
Andrew Russel
Jefferson City Chamber Plans Lake Ozark Meeting and Barbecue
The Lake of the Ozarks Association will meet in Jefferson City June 29 at 6:20 PM at the Chamber of Commerce airport with a barbecue and Gov. Park as principal speaker. Attendance urged for Chamber members and residents to learn of Lake resort developments and enjoy an expanded program.
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Jefferson City
Lake of the Ozarks Association
Chamber of Commerce
Governor Park
Lake Association
Moscow
Clara
War- Zetkin
Archangel
Skoye
Conventions
American Legion
Committee On
Civilian Conservation Corps
Central Park
Retail Credit Bureau
Special Credit Bureau
Chamber of Complete
Chamber of Commerce Credit Bureau
Stanley R. Peltason
Credit Bureau
Chamber of Commercce
Tweedie Footwear Corporation
International Shoe
Oberwan and Company
Moerschel Products Company
Chamber
Ernest G. Moerschel
Moerschel
Pasb
Markets Continue On Upward Swing
New York traders saw early gains of over $1 to above $2 for stock prices before profit taking trimmed the Dow like indices. Volume reached around 6 million shares in the forenoon as floor activity lagged later. dollar exchange fell while sterling rose beyond 4 cents to over 4.10. European currencies aided morning enthusiasm though commodities remained listless and stocks retreated.
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New York
Dollar
Great Britain
Wall Street
Forest Corps Workers Sent to Camps Across Missouri and US
About 8 000 conservation corps workers from Missouri’s unemployed are en route to federal supervised camps nationwide. Roughly 2 000 are in reforestation and erosion camps in Missouri with 3 000 expected to work by duty day. By morning 800 will join five southern camps, and 1 200 are in northern erosion camps. By July 1 around 740 veterans will join four northeast erosion camps. The rest, including 1 600, head to the Pacific Coast with others sent to Arkansas and Minnesota.
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Conservation Corps
Missouri
Country
Patts
United States
Pacific Coast
Arkansas
Minnesota
Georgia Governor Takes Control of Highway Department
Governor Talmadge imposes martial law over the Georgia highway department after the board refuses to discharge five engineers. J W Barnett is ousted as chairman and new leaders are named as Adjutant General Camp moves National Guard units to secure highway property. Barnett vows to fight for his rights with terms ending 1935.
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Atlanta
Talmadge
State Highway Department
J. W. Barnett
Highway Board
Judson Pp. Wilhoit
Warrenton
The
W. ©. Vereen
Monitrie
Lindley W. Camp
National Guard
Barnett
Dia Hol
Missouri to set September repeal vote on 21st amendment
Gov. Guy B. Park indicates Missouri will vote on the proposed repeal of the 18th amendment in September. He plans to set the date about a week to ten days after Weeks' bill establishes the state’s voting machinery, effective January 24.
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Missouri
Guy B. Park
Goncord
N.H
CAP
New Hamshire
Gry
Wet
John G. Winant
AIL
Massachusetts
Granite
Wyoming
Illinois
Indiana
New ‘York
New Jersey
Michigan
Rhode Island
Delaware
Wisconsin
Nevada
Boat Crash Victim Improves After Amputation
Wilbur C. Marr, a local auto mechanic, injured in a two boat collision on the Osage River, had his flight leg amputated. He was reported improved at the hospital this afternoon as doctors continued transfusions. Don Shull, a high school student, donated a pint of blood for Marr, continuing the series of three transfusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur C. Marr
Osage
Don Shull
Marr
Repeal Wave Lights Iowa New Hampshire and Connecticut
Iowa and New Hampshire forecast light voter turnout as wets claim momentum toward repealing the 18th amendment. Connecticut’s repeal supporters concede loss as states tally votes upheld by prohibitionists amid a nationwide wave toward repeal.
Three Beer Permits Revoked by State Officials
The state food and drug department revoked three beer selling permits after holders were convicted of selling beverages over 3.2 percent alcohol. Issued to Mills Randolph of St. Louis R. J. Tatum of Caruthersville and Charles Stidel of St. Joseph, the action signals broader enforcement with inspectors ordered to enforce the revocation clause.
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State Food and Drug Department
Mills Randolph
St. Louis
R. J. Tatum
Caruthersville
Charles Stidel
St. Joseph
Hu Manville
State Food and Drug Commissioner
Heiress Barbara Hutton Marries Prince Mdivani in Paris Civil Ceremony
Barbara Hutton American heiress worth about 20 million dollars and Prince Alexis Mdivani of the Mdiyani family wed in a civil ceremony in Paris's 16th Arrondissement with plans for a Russian Orthodox blessing later. The marriage contract preserves her control of inherited Woolworth fortune except for a dowry brought to the union.
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Paris
Barbara Hutton
Alexis Mudiveni
Mdiyani
Gaurist Georgia
16Th Arrondissement
Italy
Frank W. Woolworth
Franklin L. Hulton
New York
James B. Donahue
Jessie Woolworth
Jose Paria Sori
Akaki Tehentell
Mdivani
Miss Hutton
David
Serge
Hollywood
Mae Murray
Pola Negri
Mary McCormick
Miss Murray
Miss McCormick
Roosevelt sails out to sea before sun up off Cape Cod
President Roosevelt's schooner roams the Atlantic near Cape Cod with Daylight Time noted. From Nantucket at 6 am, Roosevelt sails with a light easterly wind as Secret Service guards accompany the City of Birmingham saluting the Amberjack 11.
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Chatham
Mass
Roosevelt
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Nantucket
Cuyahoga
Na V
Secret Service
City of Birmingham
Elected Chairman of Mo Tax Commission
Andy W. Wilcox of Lexington, a Gov. Park appointee, was elected chairman of the Missouri State Tax Commission, succeeding J. T. Waddill who was replaced yesterday by Andrew J. Murphy of Louisiana. Wilcox and Murphy are Democrats. the third member is Republican Jesse Mitchell.
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Andy W. Wilcox
Lexington
Guy B. Park
State Tax Commission
J.T. Waddill
Andrew J. Murphy
Louisiana
Wilcox
Murphy
Jesse Mitchell
Open Door Policy of Governor Park Limited to Mornings
Governor Park halves his open door policy, meeting visitors and office seekers only in the morning. After 12 30 p m the private office doors close to focus on state business. A long line forms in the reception area awaiting interviews, with major appointments still pending.
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Governor Park
Immunity offer made to any Wil lam Hamm kidnaping gang member
County attorney M F Kinkead announced immunity from prosecution for any gang member who cooperates and provides information leading to the arrest and conviction of Hamm kidnappers. A farm woman near Wyoming Minn reported a sighting of Hamm after his release, describing a dazed man seeking directions.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Willam Haman
M. F. Kinkead
Kinkead
Hamm
ST. Paul
Minn
Ccap
William Hamm
St. Paul Brewer
Wyoming
Anna Verges
Speed Ny
Haskell Bohn
Gebhard Hahn
Memorial Service of Capital City Lodge Knights of Pythias
The Capital City Lodge Knights of Pythias will hold a memorial service tonight June 20 at 3 10 in the lodge hall. Rev A B Jackson Supreme Representative will give the memorial address with special music and ritual. All Pythians are urged to attend and bring friends.
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Capital City
Lodge
Knights of Pythias
A. B. Jackson
Order
Wounded FBI Agent Vows to Help Catch Killers
Kansas City June 20 AP L Lackey a 23 year old FBI agent was seriously wounded Saturday when five men shot to death three by machine gun at Union Station Plaza He aims to recover to aid fellow officers in identifying and catching the attackers He suspects Floyd but says he cannot be certain and notes Nash pleaded for his life as he died
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Kansas City
L. Lackey
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Union Station Plaza
Frank Nash
Leavenworth
Lackey
Bureau
Floyd
Nash
Frieidship
U S Opposes Immediate Move to Stabilize Currencies
U S Treasury officials say currency stabilization will not be pursued now and depends on developing conditions. The London conference debate centers on Senator Pittman’s silver rehabilitation plan and the gold standard question. Six nations back the Pittman resolution while Britain and others endorse general principles.
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Washington
Jaly
United States
Treasury
London
Key Pittman
Cordell Hull
Ister
Pittman
James P. Warburg
U.S
Mr. Warburg
America
Warburg
France
Viscount Hailsham
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
India
China
Mexico
Irish Free State
Numrous
Britain
Brazil
Czechoslovakia
Portugal
Uruguay
Government Overthrown In Bloodless Siam Revolution
In Bangkok on June 20 during King Prajadhipok’s absence, Siam’s government was overthrown in another bloodless revolution.
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Banckok
Siam
Prajadhipok
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