McAdoo and Smith bury hatchet at Chicago convention
Roosevelt forces control meeting of resolutions committee as McAdoo and Smith bury the hatchet after a long feud over 1924. Murray Reed Hitchcock attend, with talks on prohibition and economic planks. Reed urges repeal of the 18th Amendment and a beer tax while projecting Roosevelt’s platform.
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Roosevelt
Resolutions Committee
Chicago
William G. McAdoo
Alfred F. Smith
Dne
McAdoo
Smith
Franklin R. Roosevelt
Garner
Tammany
New York
William H. Murray
Oldshoma
James A. Reed
Missouri
Murray
Alfred E. Smith
Gilbert M.hitchcock
Dill
Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Woodring
Harry Woodring
Kansas
Reed
Congress
The
Missourian
Missouri Forecast Warns of Cooler Weather
Forecasters say the Missouri region will see fair conditions but cooler temperatures. Tonight and Friday are expected to be less warm, with only the extreme east portion remaining warm. overall, the outlook remains mild but not warm across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Kansas City
Beonville Osceola
Warsaw
Tuscumbia
Ermann
Roads to Lake of the Ozarks see major highway work
The Missouri state highway department reports extensive work on roads to the Lake of the Ozarks area. About a million dollars will be spent this summer to recondition and resurface national and state highways across four counties. Key projects include 12 miles of concrete on Route 54 south of Eldon to Osage Dam funded at 325000, plus gravel upgrades on Routes 52, 54, and 54 and 17 in Benton Camden and Miller counties with costs ranging from 12000 to 90000. Continued on Page 2.
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Eldon
Lake of the Ozarks
State Highway ‘Department
Osage Dam
Lake
Benton
Cole Camp
Lincoln West
Camden
Grand Glaize Bridge
Route ST
Montreal
Macks Creek
Hickory County
Miller
Tuscumbia
Reed Opens Campaign Attacks G O P in Chicago
Missouri’s James A. Reed kicks off his presidential bid by blasting Republican policies in Chicago. He blames Coolidge Hoover for stock market crash, rails at tariff walls and argues for trade growth. Reed vows Missouri delegation will back him at convention with no other option.
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Chicago
James A. Reed
United Fess Senate
Missouri
Coolidge
Hoover
Insul
Ballyhoo
Europe
Reed
Roosevelt
Concordia Bank Plans Approved by State Finance Dept
The State Finance Department approved plans for a new Concordia bank named the Concordia Bank of Concordia. It will be capitalized at 25000 dollars with a 5000 dollar surplus, filling a several month gap since the Bank of Concordia closed. J D Freund to serve as cashier.
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State Finance Department
Concordia
Concordia Bank of Concordia
Bank of Concordia
J. D. Freund
Pitchers Wanted for Am League Junior Team
Ernest Koecher, manager of the American Legion Junior Baseball team, seeks pitchers for the squad. He has built a strong team except for a clever flinger, preferably two, with a southpaw under 17 years old to join the club. Needs northpaws and a capable lefty to complete the pitching staff.
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Ernest Koecher
American Legion
Senate approves $2.3 billion unemployment relief bill
The Senate approved a large Democratic relief package for unemployment totaling 2.3 billion dollars without a record vote. The measure includes an additional 800 million for direct relief loans to states and a 3090,008,000 public works bond issue, provisions likely to be vetoed by President Hoover.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
Tarwater, ex-city clerk, dies in prison hospital
Hugh Tarwater, 64, who killed Gallatin Democrat editor W.G. Robertson in 1918, died in the penitentiary hospital of heart disease and was buried in Gallatin. He served a 35 year murder sentence and had been in prison since May 1922. Survivors include his wife and son in Lone Beach, California.
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Hugh ¥. Tarwater
W.G
Wes) Robertson
Gallatin
Robertson
Democrat
Tarwater
Daviess
Supreme Court
Mrs Burgess Dies After Illness at St Marys
Mrs Katherine Burgess mother of Mrs Bryan aged 65 died at St Marys hospital after an emergency operation. She had lived in Jefferson City six years, born in Brooklyn, formerly Kansas City, survived by son George E Burgess and four grandchildren. Funeral from Birkhead chapel Saturday afternoon, burial Riverview Cemetery.
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Katherine Burgess
Bryan
Hickory Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Dawson-Tanner
Brooklyn
Colorado
Townsend
Frank Burgess
George E. Burgess
This City
Kansas City
Goris
Francis
June
George Bryan
Sasience
Birkhead
Geetties
Riverview Cemetery
Stock market victims tell theta version
Senate hearing hears Miss Ann Gushee testify she was sold Continental stock at 83 when it never exceeded 8, now worth little. Grace Van Braam Roberts accuses New York Stock Exchange of condoning fraud by prominent brokers and cites Hayden Stone case. Belmont testifies markets were rigged to boost Schwab stake in Chicago Pneumatic Tool, denying firm purchases of shares.
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Washington
Ann Gushee
Cheyenne
Wyo
Senate Stock Market
Continental
Senate Banking Committee
Miss Gushee
Carey B
Grace van Braam Roberts
Highland
N. Y
New York Stock Exchange
Richard Whitney
Exchange
Hayden Stone and Company
New York
Apy
Morgan Belmont
Charles M. Schwab
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company
Belmont
Belmont and Company
Victor Soskice
Michael Hay
Speyer and Co
Schwab
Frederick E. Klein
Klein
Chicago Pneumatic ‘Tool Co
St Peters Ushers Guild Reelected Leaders
Harry Bruegging was reelected president of St Peters Ushers Guild at a Parsonage meeting. Andrew Franke was elected vice president and Bernard Rackers secretary. The group will soon celebrate its 25th anniversary. Plans for a get-together were discussed with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bruegging
St. Peters - Ushers Guild
Andrew Franke
Bernard Rackers
Bruegging
Transients Face Jail Over Battery Theft Attempt
Five transients including three men and two women faced possible jail terms after tampering with an automobile to steal a battery. One man, a former Jefferson City resident, also faced two concealed weapons terms. Police found shells and a revolver linked to J. B. Green, who claimed his wife is in a sanitarium. All were held for a judge’s hearing.
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Jefferson City
Carrell
Ren
Malcolm Price
Price
Willig Mae
Pansy Meyers
J. B. Green
Green
Denver
Cola
Fulton
Relati
Elliot W.campf
Sthatzer
Smith
Justice Couré
YOBRS BOWLERS WIN CITY CHAMPIONSHIP
The J. W. Hobbs Realty Company bowling team defeated Highway No. 1 three straight games to clinch the city championship. Hobbs finished 26 won, 19 losses. Highway No. 1 had 23 wins. Team members include John Garter Al Senevey RB Nacy Arthur Koester and Guy M Lone. Carter led with 173 average and 1012 high single game. Duck of Schott Bros. had season high 193 average. Highway No. 2 Seeker t won high score 245. John Feat of Highway No. 1 had high three game score 674.
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J. W. Hobbs Realty Company
Hobbs
John Garter
al Senevey
RB. B. Nacy
Arthur Koester
Guy M. Lone
Duck
Schott Bros
Carter
The
Seeker T
Highway No. 2
John Feat
Highway No. 1
Big Muddy May Reclaim Fame From 70 Years Past
River leaders anticipate the Missouri River’s new channel will revive the Big Muddy’s former prominence. An 1852 American Railway Guide article, reprinted in Waterways Journal, lists steamers from St Louis to Lexington Weston St Joseph with routes to Council Bluffs and notes captains such as P Yore W Baker LaBarge Fulton and others. It mentions regular packets to Boonville Glasgow and Brunswick led by the General Lane Fagaray and Corn, and claims Captain M Langham of the Kate Kearney is Mark Twain’s brother.
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Missouri River
Big Muddy
American Railway Guide
Pocket Companion
The
Waterways Journal
St. Louis
St. Charles
Hermann
Jefferson City
Boonville
Glasgow
Kansas Sea
Port Leavenworth
St. Joseph
Wolf Rive
Wishpehons
Fulton
Bricely
H. J. Moore
W. Edds
A. Reeder
J. Baldwin
Saltmarsh
Brunswick
H. McKee
Barclay
M. Langham
Kate Kearney
Mark
Twain
German- American Press Association
St.Louis
Edward Lb
Praetorious
John Schraers
Preestorious
Schroers
Prectorious
G. A. Euler
the Star
Frango German post proposes mutual defense alliance
In Lausanne German Chancellor Von Papen privately suggested a Franco German military alliance to meet Frances security demands before disarmament. He said the plan could ease tensions at the disarmament talks and spoke of economic collaboration memo presented to British PM MacDonald. Tokyo reports indicate Japan may align with France on Hoover armament proposals.
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Melvin K. Wheiteleather
Associated Press
Lausanne
Switzerland
CAP
Franz von Papen
Germany
France
United States
MacDonald
Great Britain
Baron von Neurath
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Army
Navy
Japan
Hoover
China
Russia
Street resurfacing prep on Scarifying Chestnut Street continues
The Street Commissioner's force began scarifying Chestnut Street from High to Atchison ahead of resurfacing. After six years without surface work the worn street serves Wagner Place area and Ashley Street to Monroe. Next major project Ashley Street to Mulberry, with many blocks slated after. High Street from Cherry to Broadway may await resurfacing decision.
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Chestnut Street
High
Atchison
Wagner Place
Ashley Street
Monroe
Mulberry
Curtis
High Street
Cherry West
Broadway
Capital City Men Injured in Crash
James Robertson 43 and Lawrence Vandiver 63 of Jefferson City were severely injured in a St. Louis crash yesterday and are recovering in a local hospital. Robertson suffered a possible skull fracture and lacerations while Vandiver has head injuries and a possible concussion.
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James Robertson
Lawrence Vandiver
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Robertson
Vandiver
Trophy on display at Dallmeyer store window
The Roscos Enloe Post Rifle team trophy is exhibited in Dallmeyer's Jewelry Store window alongside a photo of the winning team.
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Roscos Enloe Post
Dallmeyer
Baseball Scores National League 7 Lowes
A fragmentary box score shows New York and its opponent with partial inning counts and listed pitchers. Included are player at bats and fielding notes, with incomplete lines for several players and no clear final result.
River Fleet Set to Reach Jefferson City in Celebration
An air and river welcome marks the Jefferson City event as the government boats approach. A Chamber of Commerce aircraft signals the fleet, bands from Jefferson City, and brief talks by officials are planned. Governor Caulfield hosts the reception with the War Secretary and General Ashburn aboard the Mark Twain, outlining channel improvements and benefits for the Mississippi valley.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jefferson City
Cole County Court House
Goose Creek
Harrison
Jefferson Streets
Jefferson Cuy
Musicians’ Union No
Chamber of Commerce Waterways
Secretary of War
Ashburn
Cal. G. B. Douglas
Inland Waterways Corporation
Cal
Douglas
Mark Twain
General Ashburn
S. 2
George L. Spalding
C. B. Douglas
BR. C. Moore
H.R. Odell
Tucker
Chandler
Wichita
Kansas
Kansas City
Country Club
Harvey
Caulfield
Missouri River
Waterways Committee
The
Howard Cook
John H. Porter
N. R. Beagle
Jesse N. Owens
F. &. Ross
Hermann
Suter
Hartey
United Press
Hurley
Mark ‘Twain
Gause
Bouys
Mississippi Valley
Prince of Wales Turns 38 Amid Congratulatory Rush
London dispatch says Albert Edward Prince of Wales marked his thirty eighth birthday with a day off and a personal vow to answer thousands of messages. The world’s most eligible bachelor remains centerpiece of royal wishes despite earlier talk of a Princess of Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Albert Edward, Prince of Wales
Britain
Princess of Wales
Federal agents raid county jail in swift operation
Federal agents opened a series of raids this afternoon, netting eight prisoners in the county jail by 4 40 pm. Sheriff Prenger said agents worked rapidly, not booking prisoners and moving from one raid to another. Three of the early detainees were black, one a young woman. later white men arrived. Loot quantities of whisky and beer could not be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peseral
Prenger
St Louis Star buys St Louis Times in flux merger note
St Louis Star acquires the St Louis Times and plans a combined issue printed tomorrow by the Star and Times. Star states no Liabilities or contracts taken on. Times publisher says staff will serve readers loyal for years. Star average circulation listed at 144,900 in 1931.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Times
Mouy Daily
St. Louis Star
St. Louis Star and Times
The
Star
Elzey Roberts
the Star
Times
G. 4. Butler
Roberts
Auto Destroyed by Fire Near Linn
A Buick car bearing license plates issued to Tom Chambers formerly of this city was found destroyed by fire five miles east of Linn early today. State Patrol officials could not contact Chambers and there is no confirmation if the car or plates were stolen.
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Tom Chambers
Linn
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Lake OF Ozarks
RAILS
Burgess
ST. Mary's
THETA
Wyoming Bank
ST. Peters Ushers Guild
Reelects
YOBRS
Frango-Cerman
von Papen
IAPS
Capital City
Derringer
Lindsey
Carleton
Ith
Mancuso
Fitzsimmons
Hogan
Homerst Sackton
Bottomley
Middle West
Prince of Wales
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