Beer and slot machines seized in dry raid at Jefferson Street
Federal agents raided a flat at 308 Jefferson Street discovering 257 pints of beer eight quarts of beer a half gallon of alcohol and about two quarts of whisky along with four slot machines two in the front room and two in the middle room James Lawson alias Buzz in charge was arrested and jailed for arraignment. Police Chief Burger received notice of the machines and chased tips on their location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Street
James Lawson
Buzz
Pisce
Lawson
David W. Peters
Burger Wras
Post-Tribune
Bie
Jefferson City
Joplin Man Fined for Assault on MU Professor
T Benjamin Ward of Joplin was fined 50 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to common assault on Dr. H. H. Charlton University of Missouri anatomy professor. His father and brother had counts dropped as no weapon was used and Ward alone participated. Charlton and Dean Edgar Allen testified the case is closed for faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
T. Benjamin Ward
Joplin
William H. Tandy
H. H. Charlton
University of Missouri
Ward
Howard
George E. Ward
George E. Ward, Jr
Franklin
Reagan
T. Benjamin
Chariton
Edgar Allen
School of Medicine
R. EB. Curtis
Charlton
Allen
Weather forecast for Missouri into midweek
The forecast calls for partly cloudy and unsettled conditions with some thundershowers, mainly in the extreme south tonight. Temperatures rise slightly with generally fair weather to Wednesday, warmer in the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northon
Cole Convict Who Escaped Had Outside Help, Is Belief
Authorities question Woodrow Cummings wife and mother about the Algoa Intermediate Reformatory escape. they say outside help is suspected as Cummings and partner Raymond Grady, both described as fugitives, remain at large in another state after escape Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Woodrow Cummings
Reformatory
Woodrow
Cummings
Algoa
Broadway
Raymond Grady
Garner Says 18th Amendment Should Be Repealed
Washington June 21 AP Speaker Garner after illness returned to Capitol and said the 18th amendment should be repealed He indicated willingness to serve his country and party to the limit of capacity and be considered for the Democratic nomination He noted California and Texas delegations were instructed to vote for his nomination and warned against dole and high tariffs as temporary fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Garner
Capitol
Congress
California
Texas
Chicago
House of Representatives
House
Tuberculin Test Given to 54 at Cole County Courthouse
Fifty four children and adults visited the Cole County Courthouse between 1 and 3 p.m. for the Mantoux tuberculin test conducted by the Cole County Tuberculosis Society. Dr. Maxey and Miss Hetty Joach led the effort with several assistants handling clerical tasks. Ages ranged from 3 to 30 years. at least 10 were expected to complete testing by evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole County Tuberculosis Society
Maxey
Hetty Joach
Parole Hearing Sought for Embezzler Berryhill In 1920s Case
Frank L. Berryhill former state manager and director for the First National Company an investment subsidiary of the First National Bank St Louis under a ten year sentence for embezzlement asked the parole board for clemency He admitted embezzling 605000 in securities from customers lost in 1929 stock market speculation and presented letters from multiple cities urging mercy He urged mental and physical relief for his parents saying he now seeks to prove his worth to supporters.
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Frank L. Berryhill
First National Company
First National Bank
St. Louis
State Phrale Board
Berryhill
Stork
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Paul
Lula Nelson Wand Dies in Kansas City
Lulu Mae Nelson aged 37 wife of Arthur 8 Nelson of Jefferson City Bus and Truck Inspector for the State Public Service Commission died here today after medical treatment. Funeral services and burial will be in Wichita Kansas.
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Kansas City
API— Wire
Lulu Mae Nelson
Arthur
Nelson
Jefferson Cuy
State Public Service Commission
Wichita
Kas
Ring Show Broadcast From News Tribune Building
Jack Sharkey meets Max Schmeling in a title bout broadcast live from the News Tribune building on Monroe Street. Captain Henry's show truck will air the blow by blow to a crowd of up to 16,000 with police rope lines from Commercial to East Capitol. Schmeling favored in bets. many expect the German to retain the title, but Sharkey cautions. The fight will start no later than 2 o'clock Central Standard time.
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Jack Sharkey
Max Schmelling
Teuton
News Tribune
Monroe Street
Captain Henry
WOS
News-Tribune
Associated Press
Commercial Avenue
East Capitol Avenue
Schmelling
Sharkey
Tribune
Mrs. Margaret Stonestreet English Dies at 81 in Kansas City
Mrs. Margaret Stonestreet English 81 mother of Col. George Hey English of the State Public Service Commission died at her home in the Central Hotel Jefferson City. She was born October 1 1850 near Lexington Kentucky and moved to Missouri in 1855. A charter member of Central Presbyterian Church she was active in church work. Services in Kansas City at Central Presbyterian Church at 2 pm with burial arrangements at Heimens Funeral Home. She leaves one son three grandsons and one great granddaughter.
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Margaret Stonestreet English
George Hey English
State Publc Service Commission
Central Hotel
George H. English
32Rd
Illinois Infantry
English
Lexington
Jacob F. Stonestreet
Joe Shelby
Missouri
Jackson County
Central Presbyterian Church of
Kansas City
Jefferson City
State Public Service Commission
Caulfield
Heimens Funeral Home
Central Presbyterian Church
Lueckenhoff Rites Set For Wednesday at Marys Home
Funeral services for Anton Lueckenhoff, 32, will be at 9 o clock Wednesday at Marys Home Catholic Church. He died at St Marys Hospital from injuries after being crushed against a tree by a truck near Henley Monday afternoon while riding on the outside of a truck hauling poles. He is survived by his widow and three children.
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Mary’ Home Catholic Church
Anton’ Lueckenhoff
St. Marys Hospital
Henley
Lueckenhnoff
Tis
Kansas City lawyers named special assistants in Loan Association case
Cyrus Crane Arthur May and Bert S. Kimbrell of Kansas City were appointed special assistant attorneys general to aid the supervisor of Building and Loan Associations in Nevada matter involving Farm and Home Savings and Loan Association. They will be paid a modest fee from the AG’s appropriation. The aim is to protect stockholders and pursue reorganization so the association can continue business and meet demands. Shartel and George W Wasner hope reorganization is possible with ongoing AG support from Glen Weatherby.
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Cyrus Crane
Arthur May
Bert S. Kimbrell
Kansas City
Farm and Home Savings & Loan Association of
Nevada
Stratton Shar‘tel
Shartel
George W. [Wwasner
Glen G. Weatherby
Roosevelt Assured Of 6 Indiana Votes
Franklin D Roosevelt was assured six Indiana votes for the Democratic presidential nomination as the state convention convened to name candidates for state offices and the U S senator. Delegates in the fifth eighth and ninth districts were instructed to back Roosevelt with some on first ballot while others held to support as long as his name remained in the race. A plan to instruct all thirty Indiana votes stalled after supporters announced no floor maneuver.
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Indianapolis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Indiana
New York
Chicago
Roosevelt
Joseph Lich
South Bend
Robert E. Proster
Fiknart
River opening plan draws state officials and crowds
In Jefferson City officials from the War Department and Inland Waterways Corp aboard the steamers Mark Twain and General Ashburn will help dedicate a new six foot channel from St Louis to Kansas City. The stop schedule includes St Charles Hermann Jefferson City Boonville and Kansas City with celebrations planned along the river. Local Chamber coordination and Governor Caulfield welcome events are on the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Hurley
General Ashburn
Inland Waterways Corporation
Jefferson City
Mark Twain
Chamber
Missouri River
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Charles
Hermann
Boonville
Caulfield
The
Howard Cook
John #. Porter
Jesse N. Owens
Louis
Missouri
Patrick Hurley
Hermann Tomoorrow
Rehearing Sought in Missouri Life Case After Receivership
Circuit Judge Robert W W Hall of St Louis filed a motion for rehearing in the Missouri Supreme Court today. Hall had placed Missouri State Life Insurance Company in temporary receivership after a petition by Jerome Duggan alleging mismanagement. The court ruled that only the superintendent of insurance could file receivership against a domestic insurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Supreme Court
Robert W.W. Hall
St. Louis
Missouri State Life Insurance Company
Supreme Court
Hall
Jerome Duggan
Superintendent of Insurance
Meadows clemency hearing set for St Louis arson case
Andrey B Meadows a St Louis arsonist condemned to hang July 19 and the Supreme Court case on his death sentence are noted as Gov Caulfield schedules a clemency hearing for next Monday after a letter from his court appointed attorney arguing facts outside the record justify commuting the sentence to life in prison. Seven people died in the Buckingham Hotel Annex fire of December 1927 and the Supreme Court recently affirmed the death penalty with a rehearing motion pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrey B. Meadows
St. Louis
Gov. Caulfield
Herbert H. Blair
Meadows
Blair
Buckingham Hotel
St Louis
Supreme Court
Sharkey and Schmeling Weigh In For MSG Heavyweight Fight
Jack Sharkey weighed 205 pounds and Max Schmeling 188 for the Madison Square Garden bout. They met at the scales with polite exchanges as Dr. William Walker, the commission physician, cleared both men as in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Sharkey
Max Schimmling
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Sharkey
Schmeling
Jack
Grasshopper Bill Beaten Fourth Time in House
Washington June 21 AP The House again refused to appropriate funds for grasshopper control in eight northwestern states voting 102 to 72 against an amendment to the agriculture appropriation bill. The amendment would have allotted 600000 for state efforts to combat the pest while the Senate had set 1450000. Chairman Burns led the defense against the appropriation, citing a Hyde letter saying it was too late to start control work.
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Washington
House
Senate
Burns
Appropriations Committee
Hyde
Body recovered from Lake of the Ozarks in Ozark incident
The body of Harvey S. Stuck a Kansas City businessman blown from a house boat deck near Versailles Missouri was recovered today from seventy five feet of water at the Lake of the Ozarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
Harvey S. Stuck
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Federal Relief Not Yet Needed In State Says Gov Caulfield
Gov. Caulfield telegrammed Congressman I C Dyer that federal unemployment relief is not now needed in Missouri but a worsening scenario could make such aid desirable. The reply addresses whether Missouri would seek funds from the 300 million Wagner relief bill, with relief amounts tied to population and repayment options through appropriations or withholding of federal aid.
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Caulfield
Gov
I. C. Dyer
Missouri
Dyer
Senate
Gas leak blinds Mount Vernon workers in chlorine cloud
Near Mount Vernon June 20 AP reports a tank car leak released chlorine gas over the city. Dozens, including 85 people in and around workplaces, sought help as coughing and lung distress spread. Emergency crews treated those affected at the scene and hospitals.
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Mount Vernon
Moun Vernon Hospital
Mont Vernon
New York
Mrs Henry Sachs Funeral Service Tomorrow
The funeral of Mrs. Henry Sachs will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the house and at 2 30 at the Evangelical Central Church. Rev Berletamp will conduct the services. Burial will be in Riverview. Pallbearers are Henry Oltman Andy Weinzerl Martin Pohlmann Harry Ferguson Clyde Sibler and Christ Asel.
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Henry Sachs
Tomorrey
Evangelical Central Church
Berletamp
Riverview
Henry Oltman
Andy Weinzerl
Martin Pohlmann
Harry Ferguson
Clyde Sibler
Christ Asel
Baseball Scores National League Highlights Listed
The scores show Louis trailing New York 5 to 1 with Mancuso and Luqueith contributing homers for Cincinnati. Boston defeated by Kolp and Lombardi with notable homers by Worthington Herman Berger. Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 9 to 8 as Swift Spencer Chagnon and Grace singled, with Helmach and Sukeforth driving.
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Louis
New York
Fi Dean
Mancuso
Mitchell
Luqueith
Mooney
Hogan
Cincinnati
Boston
Kolp
Lombardi
Brandt
Cunningham
Spohrer
Har
Grace
Worthington
Herman
Berger
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Swift
Spencer
Chagnon
Helmach
Sukeforth
Taylor
Big Wednesday Shoppers Move to Missouri Markets
A Missouri survey credits Jefferson City with pioneering a mid week sales day called Big Wednesday. The article argues the weekly event, begun in the capital, offers shoppers deliberate bargains and practical convenience, inviting Central Missouri families to visit tomorrow the twentieth Big Wednesday and experience the capital’s shopping advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri Territory
Neighbor Slain Near Enon. Self-Defense Verdict Inquest
Jeff Simmons turns himself in after stabbing death of neighbor R H McDonald near Enon in Monteneau county. Coroner rules self defense. prosecuting attorney says justifiable homicide. Simmons and his brother say McDonald provoked attack with a large stone. fight moved to Simmons farm. McDonald killed by knife stab to thigh and back after a thrust to jugular vein. Simmons claimed to act in self defense to save his life. incident occurred about noon on the Moniteau county side. Unmarried men. farms adjoin Enon area. authorities report previous tensions and a recent beating of a relative.
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Enon
Gale-Monitent County
Jeff Simmons
Simmons
Monitent
California
Jrmy
Henry
Alwayf
McDonald
John A. Rosenmiller
Moniteau County
Jett Simmons
McDonald Hye
Stray bullet kills citizen during Shawnee gunfight
In Shawnee Oklahoma at about 4 a.m. Sam A. Miller sixty a longtime resident was killed by a stray bullet while in his doorway during a fierce street gunfight. Officer W M Jones was hospitalized with bullet wounds to the lung and wrist after pursuing a suspected thief who fled and was later arrested while walking toward Seminole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Okla
Patterson
Seminole
Sam A. Miller
Retailers Told to Advertise More and Buy Wisely
P A OConnell of Boston, president of the National Retail Dry Goods Association, urged delegates at the Merchandise Managers convention to boost advertising and prudent buying. He said readers now study ads more than ever and that ads must reflect real value and price, offering what the public needs rather than what stores want to push.
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New York
P. A. O'Connell
Boston
National Retail Dry Goods Association
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Buzz” Lawson
Burger
Jefferson
M. A
RIV Ae
Averly Abe
Boonville Ac
Osceola
Tuscumbia
Cole Courthouse
Wand
Lula Nelson
NM. English
K. C
Mas. Stonestreet
Geo. H. English
Lueckenhoff
Hanie KC
Gage
al Smith
Ashburn
Ager
Shouse
Walsh
Smith
Chaingan John J. Raskob
Iytal
Raskob
Jouett Shouse
Montana
Alfred E. Smith
Haquor
Lemengy
GOV'7
Tony ‘Mops’ Volpe
Scarface
al” Capone
U. S Court of Appeals
James H. Wilkerson
Volpe
Ros
Grasshopper Bill
Lake OF Ozarks
Eak
Mrs. Sachs
H. McDonald
Monireau
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