School Board Elects Schott Treasurer Amid Resignations
The Jefferson City school board elected Emil Schott treasurer at 240 dollars yearly, marking the first outsider to hold the post in years. Amelia Ferguson named clerk at the Junior high, replacing Miss Clarenbach who resigned. Helen St George re elected as college and high school clerk at 1000 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Schott
W. C. Irwin
Irene Slate
Thorpe J. Gordon
R. L. Hedrick
D. W. Peters
Schott
James T. Blair, Jr
Jefferson City
Knnox
Dean Linker
J.C. Deaton
Knox
R. T. Scobee
University of Missouri
Seabee
Weather outlook notes fair night and warming trend
The forecast indicates fair conditions tonight and a rise in temperatures through Wednesday. Numbers suggest notable warmups in several locations such as Keokuk Kansas City Waverly Boonville St. Louis Jefferson City and St. Thomas with scattered readings around the tens and twenties, yesterday's data included.
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Keokuk
Kansas City
Waverly
Boonville
Pall Gefferson
Thirty to Confer on New Game Laws
Governor Stark and a group of nearly 30 guests gather at the executive mansion for luncheon and an afternoon exchange at the capitol on the Missouri wild life amendment and the duties of the four member conservation commission. Stark vetoes House Bill 328 which would reduce slot machine penalties, insisting current laws treat setting up or operating such devices as a felony and calling for strict enforcement. McKittrick supports the anti slot machine drive, while Stark warns local officials to enforce the law or risk removal.
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Stark
Executive Mansion
Capitol
Conservation Commission
St. Louis
McKittrick Op
State Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs
McKittrick
Missouri men vie for state patrol jobs at capital
More than 90 Missouri men attended mental and physical examinations in the capital today for highway patrol positions. Col. B. Marvin Casteel said 38 recruits would be chosen under an appropriation and sent to Camp Clark for intensive training before becoming probationary patrolmen.
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Missouri
Iepresen
B. Marvin Casteel
Col. Casteel
Jefferson City
Camp Clark
Nevada
Murder theory in Los Angeles case unfolds
Los Angeles report states Mrs. Alice Manning Jones, 42, possibly hid to die after disappearance from a rest home December 14. Autopsy surgeon Dr. A F Wagner said hunger and exposure led to death. police initially theorized homicide as the body was found under a house Sunday. Harold F Jones, VP of a wholesale optical company, identified the body.
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Los Angeles
Alice Manning Jones
A. F. Wagner
Harold F. Jones
Braddock and Louis Weigh In Ahead of Big Fight
In Chicago on June 22 AP reports defending champion James J. Braddock at 197 pounds and challenger Joe Louis at 19744 pounds weigh in for the 15 round heavyweight title match at Comiskey Park. Braddock ages 31 and Louis 23, with blood pressure readings and sport comments from both fighters.
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Chicago
James J. Braddock
Joe Louis
Comiskey Park
Joc Louis
Braddock
Louis
Joe
Sleve
Health Department to Inspect Suspicious Areas Statewide
Dr. Harry Parker says the health department will use a trouble prevention policy by inspecting water supplies and conditions in suspicious areas via temporary branch laboratories. Springfield tests follow a summer typhoid and influenza outbreak but are preventive. Similar checks will occur in other communities. a permanent southeast Missouri district lab, likely in Sikeston, is planned.
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Harry Parker
State Department
Springfield
Parker
Springfield Water Company
Dr. Parker
Missouri
Sikeston
Wetferson City
Election Judge Won't Play Ball in Vote Fraud Trial
In Kansas City a government witness testified that a defendant ejected an election official and threatened others who refused to “play ball” during a November general election. The case involves six defendants, with one changing plea to no defense, and charges of conspiring to defraud voters by altering 139 ballots and not tallying votes.
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Kansas City
Samuel J. Clark
Rec
Bert Campbell
Myrtle E. Middleton
Marie Ogden
Don Pasqualino
Walter P. Joyce, Jr
Maurice M. Milligan
U. S
Charles A. Ellis
Milligan
Joyce
Merril E. Otis
Joe Maher
Ellis
Maher
Helen Johnson
Frisch Doubtful on Using P Dean This Season
Frankie Frisch Cardinals manager said he does not expect pitching help from Paul Dean this season as he recovers from arm surgery. Paul Dean has been easing back with light workouts for two weeks and reports no pain, while Cardinal doctor Hyland says he may exercise freely without risking healing.
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ST. Louis
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Paul Dean
Frisch
Paul
Jerome Herman
Dizzy
Len Warneke
Bob Weiland
Robert F. Hyland
Cardinals
Police Drive Against Early Firecrackers
The city police launched their annual drive to curb premature Fourth of July fireworks amid lacking ordinances. Officers will arrest celebrants for peace disturbance as merchants reportedly sell firecrackers early. city officials doubt a fireworks ordinance will pass before July Fourth, with action likely next year only if residents push for it.
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John C. Bond
East Ashley Street
Jess MN. Owens
Missions Debated at Western District Lutheran Meeting
At St. Louis on June 22 the sixtieth annual Western District meeting of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod discussed Synodical and District Missions and doctrinal matters. About 200 pastors and lay members from Missouri, Arkansas and part of Tennessee attended. Dr J W Behnken will address tomorrow on Christian education, with finances on Thursday and a closing address by Dr H B Hemmeter of Concordia Seminary.
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ST. Louis
Synodical and District Missions
Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Missouri
Arkansas
Tennessee
J. W. Behnken
The
Missouri Synod
Five Jefferson officials join Braddock Souls fight party
Five present and former state officials from Jefferson City, including Treasurer Robert Winn and Judge Ernest M. Tipton, traveled by car to Chicago for the Braddock Souls fight. In other news, a Frisco freight train derailed south of St Louis with twelve cars off the tracks but no injuries reported. The Missouri United Spanish War Veterans and Women’s Auxiliary held their annual convention in Lexington with more than six hundred delegates registered, set to close the next day.
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Jefferson Cilions
Chicago
Robert Winn
Lefty
Ernest M. Tipton
Forrest Smith
Richard Nacy
ST. Louis
Memphis
Byers
Jefferson County
Lexington
Missouri Department of United Spanish War Veterans and Women’s Auxiliary
Stark approves salary hike for circuit clerk in Missouri
Governor Lloyd C. Stark signs a bill giving Circuit Clerk Guy M. Lone a flat salary of 3000 dollars including 500 for juvenile court work, with the base 2500 salary commencing 1930. The measure also extends Jefferson City mayoral term to four years for third class cities, with current mayor Jesse N. Owens unaffected unless he seeks reelection. Other bills signed authorize housing for state employees, allow hospital staff to decide discharges, impose a 5 dollar docket fee, regulate building and loan officials, and provide free birth certificates for relief families and those affected by last winter's floods.
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Guy M. Lone
Lloyd Co. Stark
Jefferson City
Phil M. Donnelly
Lebanon
Lone
Jesse N. Owens
State Eleemosynary Board
Public Service Commission
State Building and Loan Department
Missouri
Nine Millions Delinquent Taxes Mentioned by City Official
Louis Nolte the city comptroller disclosed 3 420 000 owed in delinquent real estate and personal taxes dating back 25 years Mayor Bernard Dickmann says new levies must pass unless citizens pay back taxes or accept curtailment of city services Officials and aldermen estimate the new taxes would raise more than 3 000 000
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ST. Louis
Louis Nolte
Board of Aldermen
Nolte
Bernard Dickmann
Steel mediation talks push four mills toward closure
Cleveland June 22 AP President Roosevelt's steel mediation board conferred with CIO chief John L. Lewis and called executives of four strike affected companies to a second meeting. Ohio National Guardsmen deployed in Mahoning valley as men march toward reopening. Mills stay closed amid tense standoff with pickets and threats of violence.
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Cleveland
Roosevelt
Steel Mediation Board
John L. Lewis
CIO
Youngstown
Davey
Mahoning Valley
Lewis
Lewis’ Siest Union
National Guard
cWebye
Charles Fagan
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Charles P. Taft
Mediation Board
Taft
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Republic
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel
Eugene Grace
Bethlehem Steel
Frank Purnell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Wilfred Sykes
Inland Steel
Youngstown Sweet & Tube Company
Martin L. Davey
Ohio National
Summer Starts Hot In Missouri City Run
Jefferson City reported a hot start with highs near 91 and a first 100-degree reading of the year in Lamar. Other readings climbed into the upper 80s to mid 90s as the forecast warned of even higher temperatures tomorrow.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Lamar
Jefferson City Ice Fund Struggles for Aid
Jefferson City's ice fund to aid the needy has raised only 28 dollars in its second week. The Council of Clubs urges immediate subscriptions as sweltering weather drives demand for ice to preserve food and aid the ill. County Clerk William Tellman reports 13 dollars this week and 15 last week. Contributions on Tuesday include 3 from Bnai Brith Auxiliary, 5 from F. 5. Chapter P B O, and 5 from Amana Sunday School class. Workers emphasize voluntary giving without door to door canvassing.
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Jefferson City
Council of Clubs
William Tellman
Tucay
B'Nai Brith
Cousin of Former Supreme Judge Dies in Kentucky
Miss Catherine Helm, a niece of Mrs. Abraham Lincoln and cousin of former Attorney General North Todd Gentry, died recently in Lexington, Kentucky. A practicing attorney in Columbia, she was an artist and portrait painter who authored "Mary, the Wife of Lincoln," a book reviewed by numerous literary groups.
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Catherine Helm
Abraham Lincoln
North Todd Gentry
Columbia
Lexington
Kentucky
Elaine Barrymore Reconciles With John Barrymore at Station
Los Angeles reports that Elaine Barrie and John Barrymore publicly reconciled after kisses at a railroad station. Elaine will drop her divorce interlocutory decree and live with her mother Mrs Edna Jacobs while planning radio and film work with Barrymore.
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Los Angeles
John Barrymore
Elaine Barrie
John
Barrymore
Miss Barrie
Elaine Jacobs
San Francisco
Edna Jacobs
Hollywood
Elaine
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Jess Owens
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