Slain Missouri Pacific foreman found near Crane
Authorities seek motive in the brutal slaying of EBC Ingram, Missouri Pacific bridge foreman. His body was found near Crane after last seen Monday at 8:45 p m. He held $11, a watch, and a railroad pass. Inquest planned. slaying suspected to have occurred elsewhere.
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Missouri Mothers of the West review notes scholarly depth
A critical look at the new five volume work Missouri Mother of the West by Dean Walter Williams and Floyd Shoemaker. The review lauds their scholarship and balanced narrative across prewar and postwar Missouri history, praising detail, accuracy and usefulness for reference libraries. It highlights biographical content and the book's comprehensive index.
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Walter Willams
Missouri School of Journalism
University
Old Boonville
Floyd ©. Shoemaker
State Historical Society
America
Missouri Historical Review
Commonwealth
Kentucky
Tennessee
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Shoemaker
Liquor Raids At Ritz Carlton And Casino In Central Park
Federal agents arrest 26 people in New York on liquor law violation charges arising from raids on the Ritz Carlton Hotel and the Casino restaurant in Central Park. Eight male Casino patrons face liquor possession charges, while owners Sidney Solomon and Rene L. Black and eight waiters are charged with maintaining a nuisance or aiding in its maintenance.
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Doctor William Gerry Morgan to lead American Medical Association
Dr William Gerry Morgan of Washington DC will be installed as president of the American Medical Association at its Detroit convention running June 23 to 37. The event marks a milestone for the central medical body with Morgan set to steer policy and meetings.
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Flashes of Life Roundup Across Continents
A mosaic of notes from Washington Paris Berlin Newport Oakmount and Oakmont report antiques stolen from the White House a Paris doctors banquet a Berlin wine barrel arrival of an aviatrix engagement announced by an airplane and golf drive records at a Texas university while turn of phrase hints at broader cultural chatter and public figures in 50s style oddities.
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Canada
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Owen D. Young
John Arthur Day
Walter Muether
New York
Marie Dressler
The
Talkies
Will Hays
Oakmount
Mac Burnett
University of Texas
Ford Dominates Global Races and Endurance Tests
The Ford shows superior power and handling in crowded traffic and is favored by fleet buyers for low operating costs. It swept top spots in Finland, Argentina, Copenhagen, England, and a 600 mile winter endurance run in Sweden, boosting its image. Prices for various models are listed with freight extra. Universal Credit offers time payments.
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