Hoover Plans and Franco Italian Reactions on War Debts
Paris reports France reserves judgment on Hoover war debt proposal while noting that applying the plan could hinder return to the Young plan. Rome signals acceptance with reservations and a conference will review limits on political aims. Washington reports ongoing congressional sentiment and rapid action urged by officials.
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Paris
Finance Ministry
Youngs
Rome
Hoover
de Martini
Mussolini
Tomorroy
Washington
Congress
France
White .House
Belgium
Stimson
State Department
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Reichsbank
Fishing rights at Lake of the Ozarks unchanged after dam completion
Julius Meyer hardt of the Missouri Game and Fish Department says fishing rights on the Osage River and Lake of the Ozarks remain unchanged after Bagnell Dam. Anglers may fish from any lake point, with artificial bait prohibited within 100 feet of the dam and a three mile zone below the dam prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagnell
Osage
Lake of the Ozarks
Julius Meyerhardt
Missouri Game and Fish Department
Missouri
State Game and Fish Department
Doctor Saves Johnson From Drunk Charge
John Johnson drank heavily early Monday and was too unstable to appear in police court. A city physician treated him for hours and he later calmed somewhat, though he remained unsteady as he wandered and needed guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnson
Services for H Schlueter Held in Taos and Westphalia
Henry Schlueter 78 a Taos resident with Westphalia roots died after a three week illness. Partial services will be held tomorrow in Taos with burial at Westphalia. He left a widow Caroline Eiken Taos and four children Edward Fick St Louis Anton Schlueter Freeburg Ben Schlueter Westphalia and August Schlueter Jefferson City plus seven step children and extended in laws. He was a stonemason by trade and survived by siblings and in laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schlueter
Taos
Westphalia
Schleuter
Caroline Eiken
Small Towns Hold Their Own in Retail Trade
Census expert Charles D. Bohannan says small towns retain retail strength near large cities. He notes over half of retail buyers live in smaller towns or on farms and cites a 1,500 resident town near a 900,000 city with per capita retail sales over $1000 versus the big town’s $700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles D. Bohannan
Bohannan
Parallel Parking Rules To Start In A Few Days
Mayor Henry Asel signed the parallel parking law and, after street department preparations, the rule will take effect with red painted fire plugs and marked spaces for each car. Police will guide drivers on entering and exiting designated spots and the two hour sparking law also becomes effective replacing the one hour limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Asel
Fair and Continued Warm For Tonight
Missouri weather forecast calls for mostly fair skies and continued warmth tonight with warmer conditions along Lake Michigan. South Missouri should stay mostly fair with possible showers or thunderstorms in the north tonight and Wednesday. River stages and road conditions are reported clear with good driving throughout Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Wernes
Tilimniss
Mgnt
Lake Michigan
Associated Press
Frank Ely Atwood
Republican
OSS
Carrollton
Wil Waverly
Liam T. Ragland
Paris
Sponvilter
Missouri Suarsaw
Reimann
Bei Floi
Library board member defends mayor on tax cut proposal
Julius A. Gonrath, library board member, defended Mayor Henry C. Asel’s plan to cut library taxes. He said a faulty treasury report misled the mayor into considering a two mill reduction. once corrected, the mayor withdrew support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius A. Gonrath
Henry CG. Asel
Conrath
Capital News
Free Public Library
Asel
Balarite
Pauline Starke Granted Divorce from Jack White in Los Angeles
Pauline Starke, motion picture actress, was granted a divorce from husband Jack White, film producer, in Superior Court here. She cited cruelty. They wed in San Francisco on September 4 1927 and separated January 19. Starke filed for separate maintenance last April seeking 100000 in division of property. White was ordered to pay 400 monthly alimony before a settlement was reached out of court.
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Los Angeles
Pauline Starke
Jack White
San Francisco
Miss Starke
Dnvision
White
Coure
Recorder Le Page boosts 1931 marriage licenses count
County Recorder Henry G. Le Page issued two licenses today and sits eight ahead of his daily record for 1931. The couples marrying today were Ernest William Gangwish and Mary Anna Eliethermes, and Pat Raymond Perkins and Eulalia America Elsewrath. Earlier on Monday licenses went to Earl Trigg and Lena Fible, and Marion Day and Allen Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. le Page
Ernest William Gangwish
Jefferson City
Mary Anna Eliethermes
Linn
Pat Raymond Perkins
Eulalia America Elsewrath
Gasconade
Earl Trigg
New Bloomfield
Lena Fible
Hannibal
Marion Day
Chamois
Allene Hall
Sedalia
Kansas City Man Heads Frisco Workers
George M. Forster of Kansas City was elected president of the Frisco Veterans Employees Association at the annual meeting. George Daniels of Ft. Smith was named president of the old timers forty year club and Mrs. Charles Ring of Monett was elected president of the women's auxiliary.
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Springfield
George M. Forster
Kansas City
Frisco Veteran Employees Association
George Daniels
Ft. Smith
Old Timers Forty Year Club
Charles Ring
Monett
Women’s Auxiliary
Caulfield Flies to Kansas City
Governor Caulfield departed this afternoon in a cabin airplane for Kansas City to meet the Kansas City Steuber team tonight. He was accompanied by his daughter Mrs. Lucina of Providence, AL, visiting at the executive mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caulfield
Kansas City
Steuber
Luc,na
Providence
Executive Mansion
Mayor appoints Gustave Schweiz as building inspector
Mayor Henry C. Asel announced the appointment of Gustave Schweiz to lead the building department. Schweiz is a longtime carpenter and builder, chosen from six applicants, and will take charge immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Asel
Gustave Schweiz
Schwartz
Asel
Optimism in Local Industries Reported by Chamber of Commerce
The industries committee reported a definite optimistic condition in local industry at a board meeting. Firms like Tweedie Corporation and Main Street Factory expanded output, while Botz Printing and Oberman Manufacturing noted higher orders. Directors plan a three month southern Missourian and northern Arkansas studytrip by car to examine civic, commercial, and industrial development.
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Industries Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Te Board of Directors
Tweedie Corporation
Main Street
International Shoe Co
Lee's Tire Chain Co
Botz Printing Co
Oberman Manufacturing Co
Chamber
Southern
Missour
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ina Men Thought Dead Found Alive Ran For Governor Garner
Hancock county Sheriff E P Hanson announced that a man found bound near Garner is identified as John Smith missing Perry resident and former Farmer-Labor candidate for governor. Fingerprints confirmed by Harold Gesser. Smith vanished January and was once believed dead after a burned truck found near Denis February 4.
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Garner
Cheriff E. P Hanson
Hancock County
John Smith
Perry
Smith
Harold Gesser
State Bureau of Identification
Hanson
Iown
Denis
Somebody's Boy to Be Buried in Riverview Cemetery
An unidentified rail accident victim, called somebody's boy, will be buried in Riverview cemetery. DeMolays will carry the casket, a Salvation Army quartette will sing, and Col. Watson of the Columbia Tribune provides a wreath. Mr Gordon funds burial costs and shroud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Wysmore-Gordon
Thorpe Gordon
Riverview Cemetery
Gordon
Riverview
Zor
Salvation Army
Poubister
Col. Watson
The
Columbia Tribune
Jefferson City
Deny New Trial for Eight Negroes in Scottsboro Case
Scottsboro Alabama June 2. Judge A E B Hawkins denied a request for a new trial for eight black youths convicted in April of attacking two white girls on a freight train and sentenced to death. Attorneys filed notice of appeal to the Alabama Supreme Court, which recently stayed execution set for July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsboro
Ala
A. EB. Hawkins
Alabama Supreme Court
Hamtramck Mayor and 14 Plead Indicted by Grand Jury
Detroit AP report says the Hamtramck mayor and 14 others including several public officials were named in 10 indictments handed down by the circuit court grand jury last Saturday. Charges include conspiracy to accept bribes operating disorderly houses accepting bribes in city contracts and in public works contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Hamtramck
Circuit
Anet
City du Ng
Department of Public Works
New Phone Schedule Suspended for 120 Days in Missouri Towns
United Telephone Company filed a new rate schedule with the Missouri Public Service Commission. The commission ordered a 120 day suspension to study effects on subscribers in sixty towns including Appleton City, Warsaw, Clinton, Rolla, Osage City, Lexington, and others across western and northwestern Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Telephone Company
Missouri
State Public Service Commission
Appleton City
Bunceton
Cole
State restates control over convicts until full sentence
Missouri officials under Governor Caulfield and Parole Commissioner Brown shift seven twelfths rule releases to conditional commutation. Discharged prisoners must report their arrival, stay out of narcotics, leave Cole County, and avoid liquor while officials transition to welfare agency support and employment help. The plan seeks to reduce violations and improve oversight.
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Missouri
Cufield
Dwight Brown
Prison Board
Cols County
Caulfield
Dentbire Nem Gtd Ithe
Enlef
Brown
Hha
Swallowed Steeple. X Ray Shows Progress
John Owen a 15 year old from near Osage Bluff swallowed a steeple and was brought in for treatment. An X ray reported progress and his condition was satisfactory. Doctors said the danger of the sharp piece remains but no serious complications are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Owen
Osage Bluff
Owens
Auto Accidents Reported as Traffic Crackdown Takes Effect
Robert Scholten, former traffic officer, involved in a collision on Dunklin Street. Hugo Frank’s car hit a Schmidt Dairy Truck at Jackson and Hickory. both incidents left minor damage and no serious injuries as city enforcers curb reckless driving.
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Capial
Ciy
Robert Scholten
Bar W. Jenkins
Harry 8. Parker
Herman Guris
Dunklin Street
Dunklin
Scholten
Arcident
Hugo Frank
Schmidt
Jackson
Hickory Street
Frank
Seth
Hickory
Woods Bros Secure Major Government Contract
Memphis Tennessee June 23 A contract worth about 1 060 000 for pile dikes to stabilize Mississippi River navigation from New Madrid Missouri to Memphis was awarded to Woods Brothers Construction Company Lincoln Nebraska by Major Brehon B Somervell US District Engineer The project includes 2200 feet of pile dikes at Caruthersville Missouri Work begins within ten days and ends by November 1 Employment will reach 900 to 1000 workers.
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Memphis, Tenn
New Madrid
Memphis
Woods Brothers Construction Company
Lincoln
Neh
Brehon B. Somervell
U. S
Caruthersville
Robbery Charge Leads to Arrest of Veteran Hospital Inmate
Wade Cummins about 45, a patient at the United States Veteran Hospital in Excelsior Springs, Mo., was arrested on request of Sheriff Newt Purcell of Elkado, Kansas, for an Augusta bank robbery on May 24. Deputy Sheriff Joe Brock made the arrest at the hospital. Cummins agreed to waive extradition and return to Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Springs
Wade Cummins
United States Veteran Hospital
Newt Purcell
Elacrado
Kansas
Augusta
Kan
Joe Brock
Commins
Wichita
Kas
Brock
Schmidt Wins Civil Suit in J P Court
Judge W P Smithy presided as verdict favored plaintiff Charles R Schmidt in a damage claim against Erma Foster and siblings arising from a June 3 1931 Nash Sedan collision at Lafayette and High Streets. Damages totaling 5740 awarded. defense plans an appeal. attorney Barry Buchanan recently admitted to Missouri bar.
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W. P. Smithy
Plainters
Charles Rt. Schmidt
Chae
Erema Foster
Snr
Fox
Lafayette and
High Streets
Nash
Clarence Doster
Erma
Luhmidt
H. P. Lavf
Tee Fendants
Hoover asks states to test sound films for schools
President Hoover directs governors to have state superintendents select a boy or girl to attend tests in Washington on July 6 at George Washington University. A film company will provide educational films for evaluation to determine potential value for public school instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Office of Education
Walter Newton
George Washington University
Missouri Pacific reports 25 new industries in Missouri Bay area
St Louis June 23 A P The Missouri Pacific announces a revival in business with 25 new industries located along its lines in Mays. The statement from L W Baldwin president of Missouri Pacific lines notes growth as the railroad expands into Grif Coss and International Great Northern routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
L. W. Baldwin
Missouri Pacific
Mays
Grif
International- Great Northern
Prominent Cole County Pioneer Woman Dies at 93
Mrs. Mary Gordon Hendy widow of John W. Gordon and Rev J F Wendy longtime Cole County resident dies at 429 East Capitol Avenue after an infirm illness. She supported churches and charities and was active with GD Co and DALA. Funeral plans await word from Minneapolis as services are set near Rivers View Cemetery with Rev A Black officiating.
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Mary Gordon Hendy
Missouri
East Capitol Avenue
Hendy
Mary Houston McMillen
Cynthiana
Gordon
Cole County
Clask
Mey
Samuel Memitlen
J. F. Wendy
Te Presbyterian Church
Lindanwood College
Wendy
Tab. Oy
Tiisees
Wh McMillen
Minneapolis
Georg Rumsey
Nevada
Henrietta McMillen
This City
Emmn Rumsey
GD. Co
DALA
A. Black
Presbyterian Church
Rivers View Cemetery
Hodge Nominated for Commander of Spanish War Vets
Moberly Missouri dates June 22 AP report Missouri Spanish American War Veterans convention adopts a resolution calling for equal adjusted compensation for Spain Cuban Philippines veterans and a transfer of National Cemeteries supervision to the Veterans Bureau. B F Weaver A J Weiss W B Hodge nominated state commander as parade by American Legion Dram Corps and Boy Scouts draws about one thousand people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
APF
IAP
Missouri
Spain
Cmn
Hoover
War Department
Veteran's Bureau
B. F. Weaver
Overland
A. J. Weiss
St. Louis
W. B. Hodge
Jefferson City
American Legion Dram Corps
Macon
Marceline
Woman Fatally Injured In Kansas Auto Crash
Mrs. J. Bruno Ruchinski 49 of Kansas City Kansas died after a car overturning near Concordia while returning from a vacation trip to Belleville. Her husband and sonwere in the vehicle. she died in a Concordia hospital. Her brother and two sisters from St Joseph Missouri are mentioned as relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goncordia
Kas
J. Bruno Ruchinski
Kansas City
Belleville
Ruckinski
Frank Seymanski
Tillie. Usner
Rose Crepedlowski
St. Joseph, Mo
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Lake OF Ozarks
H. Schlueter
Gengus
Atwood
High Court
Adel
J. H. Conrath
Divorse
Recorder LE Page
Frisco
Gustave Schwartz
INA
Oomebody
Demolays
Salvation Army Quartette
Ighigan
Qtrers
Jamp
California
de Kalb
Gerald
Green Ridge
Mound City
Oak Grove
Papinville
Pleasant Green
Salem
Spruce
Warsaw
Bates City
Calhoun
Corning
Clifton City
Edgerton
Harwood
Johnstown
Lone Jack
Napoleon
Osage City
Pershing
Rockville
Schel Gity
Smithton
Wellington
Belle
Craig
Deepwater
Fairfax
Hermann
King City
Montrose
Nelson
Odessa
Pilot Grove
Rushville
Syracuse
Tipton
Windsor
Potter
Clinton
Clarksburg
Dearborn
Fortuna
Hopkins
la Due
Morrison
Newburg
Outerville
Plattelty
Rolla
Sarcoxic
Urieh
Weston
Woods Bros
U. S. Hospital
Schmitt
J. P. Court
Cynthiana, Ky
Hodge
VETS
K. C. Kan
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