Government Will Stay Within Law Says Hoover
President Hoover told International Falls officials the federal government will not transgress the law. The Justice Department will review the fatal shooting of confectioner Virkkula by a border patrolman amid protests from Senator Schall and local leaders.
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Min
Hoover
Henry Vikkula
Schall
Virkkula
Washington
Justice Department
Akkula
Henrik
Shipstead
Northen
Minnesota
Alsa
Extradition Hearings Delayed for Dr. Robert L Lentine
Governor Caulfield postponed until next week the hearing on Dr. Robert L Lentine extradition to Illinois over alleged involvement in supplying fraudulent medical licenses. Lentine, a St. Louis practicing physician and graduate of the Missouri diploma mill linked college, faces charges of conspiring with an Illinois group to provide fake licenses.
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Ilinois
Robert L. Lentine
Caulfield
Lentine
Tollinois
St. Louis
Cole County
State Board of Health
Illinois
Fub
Sentine
Weather update shows warmer, fair conditions across Missouri
Fair tonight and Saturday with warmer temperatures. Missouri reports clear skies in most cities though road conditions vary from soft to fair. Cities listed include Cape Girardeau Columbia Hannibal Jefferson City Joplin Kansas City Poplar Bluff St. Louis Springfield Osceola Warsaw Hermatin and Tuscumbia with data on yesterday’s temperatures and rises.
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Missouri
Mines
Associated Press
Automobile Club of Missouri
Cape Ee Girardeau
Columbia
Hannibal
Jefferson Wity
Joplin
Kansas City
Poplar Bluff
St. Louis
eGella
Springfield
Warsaw
Eres
Unresolved case as Hickey inquiry stalls
With Lee Jordan and James McIlwain delaying action, prosecutors hold back on charges against G. Hickey. Hickey’s whereabouts and planned explanations are awaited as critics press for decisive steps after the missing evidence at the home near Henley cement and Silverware. Prosecution delays are noted while Hickey is in Columbia and the case remains status quo.
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Lee Jordan
James McKlwain
Central Hotel
G. Hickey
Henley
Nike Sevier
Springfield
Sevier
Hickel
Columbia
McIlwain
Jordan
Missouri vows drive to enforce new reciprocal license law
Joplin Missouri reports assurance from Charlies U Becker Secretary of State that the reciprocal state motor license law will be adequately enforced against cars and aid trucks entering Missouri from Oklahoma and Arkansas. The action by Oklahoma and Arkansas to require Missouri vehicles to buy extra licenses has been protested for years. Missouri and Kansas recently passed retaliatory measures unless the practice ends.
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Joplin
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Joplin Chamber of Commerce
Charlies U Becker
Kansas
Crutcher Heads Young People of Christian Ch
William H. Crutcher of St Louis was named president of the Central Western Young Peoples Conference of the Christian Church at its session at Christian College in Columbia. Miss Irene Stone of Centralia was named vice president, Miss Margaret McPherson of Fulton secretary-treasurer, and district chairmen named include William Hatcher Kansas City Joe Burrus Marshall Harry Voth Moberly and Miss Virginia Anderson St Louis.
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Columbia
William H. Crutcher
St Louis
Central, Western Young Peoples Conference of the Christian Church
Christian College
Irene Stone
Centralia
Margaret McPherson
Fulton
William Hatcher
Kansas City
Joe Burrus
Marshall
Harry Voth
Moberly
Virginia Anderson
St. Leuis
Mrs. Cassler Indicted Again in Indiana Murder Case
Valparaiso Indiana June 21 AP Mrs Catherine Cassler and her adopted son Edward were indicted for first degree murder by the Porter County grand jury They stand charged in the slaying of Cameola Soutar whose body was found in a swamp near Bebron Indiana weeks earlier
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Valpariso, Ind
Catherine Cassler
Edward
Porter County
Grand Jury
Cameola
Soutar
Bebron
Ind
Oberman Cleared by Coronor Jury in Child Death
Theodore R. Oberman, Jefferson City businessman, was absolved by a coroner's jury in the death of Mary Frances Massey, 7, who was struck by Oberman's car after leaving an ice cream wagon. The verdict said the death resulted from an unavoidable accident as the girl ran into the path of the vehicle on a residential street. Mary Frances died en route to the hospital. Oberman was returning home after attending the Fulton inquest.
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Fulton
Post-Tribune
Theodore R. Oberman
Jefferson City
Trime
Mary Frances Massy
Frank Massey
Oberman
Massarents
Massey
St Louis Pronunciation Debate Sparks Local Humor
St Louis residents hear advice from Dr Frank H Vizetelly on pronouncing the city as Lewis rather than Louis. He jokes he will adapt but may slip to St Louie while in town. Observers note local mispronunciations of streets and the patron saint statue name.
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ST. Louis
Frank H. Vizetelly
Funk & Wasnalls New Standard Dictionary
Literary Digest
St. Louisans
Sir Louie
St Lewis
Lewis
St. Louie
Derby
Lewisville
Forest Park
Louie Ix
Giant Man Delights Kiddies In Town
The Giant Man Harry M. Hart, coast to coast stilts walker, visits the city for today and tomorrow. He greets children and invites families to High Street for the show. The St Peters Benevolent Society holds its quarterly meeting Monday at 7 30 PM. All members urged to attend this business session.
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Harry M. Hart
Hart
High Street
The
St. Peter's Benevolent Society
Convicts Escaping Prison Farm Recaptured in Texas Search
Twenty seven of forty three inmates who fled Clemens State prison farm near Brazoria Texas were recaptured by guards combing mosquito infested bottom lands. One body was seen in the Bernard River and three armed escapees hijacked a car from a party of negroes.
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Brazorta
Tex
Clemens State
Here
W. M. Hickman
Farm
Convick
Bernard
Joe Roaden
Lee Haley
Tom Michels
Hazlewood
Liberty
Bay
Guy
Gulf Coast Lines
Chief Believes Fines Educate City Drivers
Chief H. S. Parker said only one traffic violation occurred recently and that fines educate motorists to obey ordinances. Harry Williams, the first violator in days, pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined $3 by Judge Leslie after arrest yesterday by a mounted officer.
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H. S. Parker
Harry Williams
City Ordinaime
Leslie
Souter Wins National Collegiate Oratorical Contest Trophy
Lex King Souter of Tren ton Missouri won first prize in the Better America Federation National Collegiate Oratorical contest in Los Angeles. The 25 year old William Jewel College junior spoke on the United States Constitution and collected 1500 dollars amid six regional finalists. Second went to Robert G. Goodwin of Wabash College with 1000 dollars and third to John Patrick McEnery of Santa Clara University with 780 dollars. Additional prizes ranged from 500 to 350 dollars for Milton H. Williams, Robert M. Smith, Lee R. Mercer, and Benjamin Ungerman.
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Better America Federation
Lex King Souter
Trenton
Wiliam Jewel College
Liberty
Souter
United States
Robert G. Goodwin
Wabash College
Cratfiordsville
Ind
John Patrick McEnery
Santa Clara University
Cal
Milton #H. Williams
Wesleyan University
Connecticut
Heflin Grieves As Son Faces Drink Driving Incident
Senator Heflin of Alabama expressed deep sorrow over his son’s arrest for driving under the influence of drugs after a collision with a truck. He vowed to help him and spoke of faith, family loss, and the hope for his son’s future.
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Washington
Heflin
Alabama
Nesday
Brother of A. J. Hirst 1 Dead
Alfred C. Hirst, brother of A Hirst of this city, died at the family home in Chicago after a lingering illness. He was 43, born in Keokuk Town, moved to Chicago 25 years ago to start a business. He leaves a widow, two Chicago children, his Keokuk parents, and one brother A J Hirst who left for Chicago to attend the funeral. He was known in the community. friends mourn his untimely death.
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Alfred C. Hirst
A. & Hirst
Chicago
Mr. Hirst
Keokuk
Town
A. J. Hirst
Summer arrives officially as solstice marks hottest period
Washington June 21 The start of summer is proclaimed by U S Surgeon General Hugh S Cumming at 5 01 p m EST the solstice signals peak sun and heat through July 20 He urges cooling measures drinks light foods and shaded outdoor activity and warns iced beverages provide only temporary relief. He favors vegetables salads and fruits to ease the heat and minimize heavy meals.
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Washington
Hugh S. Cumming
U. S
Cumming
Judge backs spanking department for youth offenders
St Louis law court hears Michael Gill aged 16 and Charles Meyers aged 15 from Chicago plead guilty to interstate transportation of a stolen auto from East St Louis to St Louis on April 4. Judge Charles B. Davis says government should have a spanking department and releases the youths after lecturing them, noting they have already served two months and seventeen days in jail without bond.
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ST. Louis
Fedehl
Charles B. Davis
Michael Gill
Charles Meyers
Chicago
East St. Louis
Qoage County Pioneer Dies at Age of 86
Osage county resident John Koester Sr died suddenly at 7 am from apoplexy. Born June 24 1843 in Delbruck Germany he settled near Westphalia in 1868 and farmed. He leaves two sons John F Koester and Joseph Koester and a daughter Mrs J L Schmita. Funeral Monday at 8 am with Father Melier. burial in Westphalia cemetery.
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Delbrueck
Germany
Westphalia
Rooster
Osage
Henry Castran
Gilliam
Mac
John F. Kotter
Jefferson City Tribune
Joseph Koester
J. ‘L. Schmita
Father Melier
Osage County
Koester
Storm Causes Heavy Damage Across Southern Nebraska
A severe Nebraska storm caused damage over 250000 with heavy livestock losses and injuries. John Grinsback of White Lake was killed by lightning. Jefferson county bore the heaviest impact with about 1009 farms hit. Gage, Fillmore and Thayer counties reported strikes.
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Neb
Nebraska
John Grinsback
White Lake, & C
Jefferson County
Gage
Fillmore
Thayer
Stole Microphone From WOW Station
A thief entered the World-Herald studio at WOW in Omaha and stole a microphone last night. Nothing else was touched.
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Omaha
Neb
World-Herald
Wow
Hand book gambling drive nets mass arrests in St. Louis
Police carried out seventy-five raids and arrested seventy-five people in yesterday’s push against hand book gambling. The campaign totals now reach 2,496 raids and 2,895 arrests since it began a month ago in St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Bridegroom Avoids Full Fine For Speeding Case
Kansas City June 21. J L Prater of Harrisonville Missouri a motor car dealer was excused from paying $10 for speeding by Municipal Judge Ira S Gardner. He claimed his mind was in Morrisonville at the time of arrest and admitted speeding. The judge collected $5 from the violator and told the bride in court she could collect the remaining $15 levy.
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Kansas City
J. L. Prater
Harrisonville
Ira S. Gardner
Prater
Morrisonville
Church Peace Near in Mexico
In Mexico City a conference on settling the religious situation between Archbishop Ruiz, Bishop Diaz, and President Portes Gil opened at 1 p.m. and adjourned at 2 p.m. Officials said an official statement would be issued to foreign correspondents later. The prelates said negotiations are progressing well and expect church services to resume soon.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Ruiz
Diaz
Portes Gil
Ridz
Bank Bandits Fire as They Attempt Hold-Up in Moore
A bank robbery in Moore Oklahoma ended with one bandit killed and another seriously wounded when a police officer fired from the bank transom as they threatened the cashier. Victims included Robert L. Yon of Altoona Pennsylvania wounded and G Healey of New York killed.
Athletics Rout Yankees in Opening of Crucial Series
Philadelphia Athletics defeated the New York Yankees 11 to 7 in the first game of a five game series at Yankee Stadium. Al Simmons hit his 15th and 16th home runs of the season. Bruno Haas added a homer as did Foxx. Pennock left early, Sheridan relieved, with Wilcy Moore finishing for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Athletics
New York
Yankees
Pennock
Sherid
Wilcey Moore
al Simmons
Philadelphia
Bruno Haas
Foxx
Storn Fallows
Philadel
Grove
Cochrane
Moore
Grabowski
Dickey
Haas
Simmony
Robbed Soft Drink Parlor of $400 Cash
St Louis police report the abduction and robbery of Charles Hoebelman, owner of a soft drink parlor, by two men after he withdrew $400 from a bank to cash paychecks. He was forced from his car, but unharmed, and left several blocks away.
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ST. Louis
Luse
Charles Hoebelman
Hoebelman
City Discusses Future Plans With New Water Company
City officials meet with Allen Smith of the General Water and Electric Company to review proposed extensions and policy. The talks aim to learn the company’s aims, potential cooperation on lines and a new franchise ordinance, with a late evening meeting planned.
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Water Company
General Waterworks and Electric Company
Canadian officials push liquor boat search to curb smuggling
Crown Attorney James Ala Jan advocated searching liquor boats for firearms to curb fictitious smuggling on the American side. Allan suggested delaying bail for Alfred J. Woods, dock owner arrested on receiving a stolen camera from newspaper runners who kidnapped a photographer. Woods was later freed on $2,000 bail to report for trial next Tuesday.
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Windsor
United Stated
Timser
River Front
Woods
Smith
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