Noted Magon Died After Illness at Home in Osage County
John Edmond Turner known as Magon Turner died at his Lafayette Street home after a ten day illness. Born July 26 1856 in St Louis he lived in Osage county most of his life working as carpenter and later Masonic Tyler. Survived by widow Virginia Woods Turner four children two brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements set with Knights Templar pallbearers and Presbyterian services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan E .Turner
Masonic
Lafayette Street
Gillness
Osage County
Jefferson City
D. C. McClung
Tyler
High Street
Virginia Woods ‘Turner
E. E. Turner
Chamois
Frank
A.T
Richard Turner
Linn
Mary Vaughan
Jeferson City
Lillie Ferguson
Wymore-Gordon
A .R. Jackson
The
Presbyterian Church
Knights Templar
Riverview Cemetery
Blue Lodge
Automobile window stops gang attack on Mario Oldani
In St. Louis on June 25 an assault on Mario Oldani, 33, grocer and Ital igty Section leader, was foiled when the car’s towered, shatterproof window stopped twelve 45 caliber bullets. A bullet grazed Oldani’s foot as he crouched on the car floor. he offered no reason for the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Mario Oldani
Italigty
Fanta Oldani
Oldani
Filipino house boy to die in the chair
George Damiar, 23, a former Filipino house boy for Dr. George BE. Deely of Brooklyn, was convicted of first degree murder in County Court. The jury returned the verdict in seven minutes, carrying the death penalty automatically.
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New York
Apy
George Damiar
George BE. Deely
Brooklyn
Missouri Weather And Roads Update
Fair tonight and Friday with continued warmth. Missouri forecasts show generally fair skies, slight cool downs in northern and northeastern areas, and dry, routine road conditions. River stages and flood data appear with varying figures for Kansas City Waverly Boonville and Columbia areas.
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Missouri
Mnols
Associated Press
Automobile Cub of
Kansas City
Waverly
Boonville Oo Tescumbia F
Bermann R
Aion
Parallel parking rule starts with difficulty in town
Police introduced parallel parking and a two hour limit. Officers began at 10 40 checking cars in the congested area and returned two hours later to tag violators with a five hour limit noted on cards. Drivers struggled with nearly parallel spaces and unclear markings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosch
High Street
Merly
Convention of Foreign Vets Opens in Missouri Capitol
The annual convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of Missouri opened in the Hall of the Missouri House of Representatives with delegates from posts across the state in attendance. Mayor Henry C. Ase of Jefferson City welcomed guests as sessions began. Speakers included Phil Dallmeyer and Wilace B. Hodge. Memorial services were planned for fallen comrades and a business session followed. A barbecue and gathering were scheduled for tonight at the Enlos bungalow, with an Osage River outing planned for the auxiliary. Roy Cobble serves as state commander and H. P. Laws as past commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
Missouri
Missouri House of Represa i
Henry C. Ase
Jefferson City
Phil Dallmeyer
American Legion
Wilace B. Hodge
Enlos
Ocena
Osage
Roy Cobble
H. P. Laws
Glenn has top producing cow in May 40 association
Herbert Glenn at Mode Dairy topped the Gale Boone Callaway Howard Herd Improvement Association for May with a cow producing 74.2 pounds butterfat per day. Missouri State Prison Farm had the second highest cow, with C M Gay of Aryshire Dairy among the ten highest cows. Cole county counted four of the ten highest cows and three of the five highest herds, with Allen Brothers, J VanderFeitz, and Lincoln University each contributing one of the five highest herds.
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Gale-Boone-Callaway
Howard-Herd Improvement Association
Herbert Glenn
Mode
Missouri State
C. M Gay
Aryshire
Cole County
Allen Brothers
J. ©. VanderFeitz
Lincoln University
Agreement Reached in Steel Litigation
New York Evening Post reports a tentative agreement ending the Bethlehem Steel Youngstown merger litigation. The settlement would pave the way for further consolidation of large Midwestern steel properties and negotiations continue in New York on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Evening Post
Bethlehem Steel- Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Mrs Shas. Huber Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Shas. Huber of Halden, daughter of Mrs J. J. Martin, died yesterday after a brief illness from acute nephritis. She leaves her mother, her husband, two children Marion and Katherine of Holden, and six sisters including Jessie, Cora, Mrs Fleet Shepard, Mrs H Denman, Mrs George Russell, and Mrs Fritz Krieger. Funeral services will be held in Holden tomorrow at 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shas. Huber
Halden
Souri
J. J. Martin
Marion
Katherine
Holden
Jessie
Cora
Fleet Shepard
Jefferson City
Denman
Washington, D. C
George Russell
Chilhoweee
Fritz Krieger
Rich Bill, Mo
AGH HILL GAMBLER HELD FOR ASSAULT
Kansas City reports Ted Rees 26 and Rick Hill were arrested for an assault on a 22 year old woman. Rees reportedly admitted gambling with University students at Columbia Missouri and carried $380 in traveler’s checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ted Rees
Rick Hill
Rees
Galumbia,a
Victor Raithel Passes Transport Pilot Exam
Victor Raithel son of Ed Raithe of this city passed the transport pilots test in aviation and will soon receive his certificate. Raithel is a product of Jefferson Airways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Raithel
Ed Raithe
Raithel
Jefferson Airways
Baseball results from National League matches
Cincinnati defeated New York 6 to 0 with Frey Sukeforth and O'Farrell homering as Morrell Schumacher and O'Farrell shared runs. Brooklyn 6, St. Louis 13. Chicago 37, Boston 472. Pittsburgh 15, Philadelphia 5. New York 13, Chicago 9 with Ruth Gehrig Chapman homering. several pitchers listed with scoring summaries.
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Cincinnati
New York
Frey
Sukeforth
Mitchell
Morrell
Schumacher
O'Farrell
Chicago
Gomez
McEvoy
Weinert
Jorzens
Perkins
Thomas
Mechain
Faber and Grube
Ruth
Gehrig
Chapman
No Glue Found To The Eugene Bank Robbers
Reported Eugene bank robbery yielded about $600 in cash as a bandit with two accomplices fled in a car after forcing President T W Bond to open the vault. Sheriff and police lacked a solid suspect description while witnesses described a flirting pair of youths in a car near the bank and guards chased a green or red vehicle sighting.
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Bank of
Eugene
Here
Spring Garden
Jefferson City
Prenger
T. W. Bond
Possés
Ork
Eugene Co
Bond
Stanley Stevens
Stevens
Cherk
Edgar Betts
Dukle
Supreme Court move to disqualify Judge in forgery case
A writ of prohibition seeks to stop Judge Frank Kelly of Cape Girardeau from presiding at Elmer Sawyer's trial on forgery. Sawyer was tried in April 1930 for forging a $27.50 check, ended in a mistrial. Attorneys sought a venue change, denied. The filing aims to halt a second trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kelly
Cape Girardeau
Elmer Sawyer
State Supreme Court
Sawyer
Kelly
Missouri Pacific shows an increase in May income
Missouri Pacific railway operating income for May reached $1,497,106.41, up from $1,486,066.35 a year earlier, announced by President L. W. Baldwin. Total May revenues stood at $8,074,372.54, down from $9,911,661.35. Wabash May revenues were $4,423,664 with operating income of $663,220 versus $961,648 in May 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
L. W. Baldwin
Wabash Railroad
Five convicts escape from Missouri prison farms
Five inmates fled from Missouri prison facilities last night, with four breaking from the Intermediate Reformatory seven miles east of here and one vanishing from Parm Na across Callaway county. Names include Jesse Lovell from Sullivan County and Clarence Geleason alias John Harbuck from Boone County, among others facing extended terms or disciplinary penalties. authorities report more than a dozen escape attempts in ten days, largely in warm weather, with many recaptured.
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Missouri
Intermediate Reformatory
Here
Parm Na 3
Callaway County
Jesse Lovell
Sullivan County
Barriery
Larcenny
Clarence Geleason
John Harbuck
Boone County
Joseph E. Love
W. W. Williams
Jackson County
Walter Reddick
Barry County
Glenn Ball
Mercer County
Farm No
Country
Asell
Irwin Daughter Undergoes Appendectomy in St Louis
Miss Billie Sue Irwin, daughter of Cal and Mrs W G Irwin, underwent emergency surgery for acute appendicitis at Josephine Hospital in St Louis yesterday. Her father accompanied her, and Dr Aldridge and Dr Westerman performed the operation. She is resting well and expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Sue Irwin
Cal
W. GC
Irwin
Josephine Hospital
St. Louis
Aldridge
Westerman
Car Crash Damages Two Vehicles on Tanner Bridge Road
Automobiles driven by T. G. Jewett of Keokuk Iowa and an unidentified driver collided yesterday on Tanner Bridge Road. Both cars were badly damaged, Jewett’s Chrysler towed to Heisinger’s Garage. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Jewett
Keokuk
Tanner Bridge
Jewett
Heisinger
Clyde Coose Bitten by Dog While Delivering Ice
Clyde Coose aged 17 was bitten by a dog yesterday while delivering ice. The dog has been placed under observation to determine if rabies is present.
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Clyde Coose
Inquest to Probe Death of Boonville Youth
Boonville Missouri June 25 AP coroner inquest into Cecil Lafferty seven year old inmate of Boonville Reformatory who died after beating by guards will be held tomorrow Autopsy underway Missouri Board of Prison Commissioners investigates Lafferty home Nov Wood Mo was returned to reformatory for parole violation After entrance he worked in gardens guard Eugene Corners reported boy fell ill in shed was struck with leather strap died en route to hospital Officials review punishment practices and potential charges will follow coroner jury findings
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Boonville
Cecil Lafferty
Reformatory Gardens
Eugene Corners
Trusty
Lafferty
W. A. Heylig
Carrey R. Leach
Prominent Lawyer Held for Perjury
New York June 25 AP Tsidor J. Kresel former general counsel for the Bank of United States was indicted on perjury charges. The indictment stems from testimony given at the trial of four bank officials, three of whom were sentenced to state prison for misapplying funds of a subsidiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tsidor J. Kresel
Bank of United States
Breach of promise award in St Louis goes to Cockley
Miss Edith Cockley, 41, was awarded 30000 by a jury in circuit court in St Louis in her breach of promise suit against Charles B Gerhart 69 a wealthy real estate dealer. She sought 106000 claiming Gerhart proposed marriage on November 1 1427 but left for business and declined matrimony. She testified she met Gerhart while working at her father's popcorn and peanut stand in 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Edith Cockley
Clienit Court
Charles B. Gerhart
Cockley
Gerhart
Cockiey
Bicycle theft reported at Monroe Street carnival
Albert Weinzerl, a local youth, reported to police that his bicycle was stolen last night at the carnival on Monroe Street. Police believe another boy took it and abandoned it in a remote location. It had not been found by late this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Weinzerl
Monroe Street
Caulfield Heads to Jubilee From Kansas City
Governor Caulfield left at noon today for Kansas City to attend the jubilee celebration marking the passage of a $40,000,099 bond issue for civic improvements. From Kansas City he will proceed to St Louis on personal business.
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Caulfield
Kansas City
Wil
St Louis
Mercury Reaches 99, Jefferson City Sets Heat Record
The temperature hit 99 degrees this afternoon in Jefferson City, breaking the city’s previous heat record. Yesterday’s peak was 98 degrees, and the forecast calls for continued heat with fair skies and no significant relief for at least 24 hours.
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Mercury
Jefferson City
Forged to Make Hit With Girl Faces Pen in Court
Tony Schulte sits in circuit court on ten counts after claiming a good job and generosity led him to forge checks. He details a troubled home life and deception used to finance gifts, claiming he intended to write checks rather than steal. Prosecutor seeks prison sentence if convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Schulte
Schulte
Schutte
Hhysey
Kansan Robbery Claim Tied to Sedalia Affair
John Wolf of Simpson Kansas said two men robbed him of 450 dollars in Sedalia Missouri after a failed confidence scam. He had gone to Sedalia to buy stock, heard a convincing tale, and sought 1,750 dollars from his bank to complete a supposed purchase. The alleged robbers allegedly grew impatient and took his money.
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Kansas City
John Wolf
Simpson
Kens
Scalia
Ien
Sedalia
Simpson To & Fim
Wolf
Classified Ads Prove Quick Rent for vacant Apartments
Mrs May Hilburn of 510 East High Street placed a classified ad for a vacant three room apartment and rented it soon after the first insertion. She reports being very pleased with the results and urges others to advertise in the Poet Tribune classifieds. Call 213 or 15 to move your property.
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Poet-Tribune
May Hilburn
East High Street
Mrs. Hilburn
Boonville Penitentiary Officials Suspend Guards After Inmate Death
State and county officials probe the death of Cecil Lafferty, 17, inmate at Boonville State Reformatory found dead in the garden. Two guards, W A Heying and Carroll Leach, suspended after a preliminary inquiry into a reported beating. Governor Caulfield orders full investigation. coroner reports violence on the body and delays in reporting the death. Lafferty, from Norwood, had been returned for parole violation. The Boonville reformatory board and Col. Theodore Ziske resume charge as inquiry continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto White
Arcang
Ziske
Lafferty
Col. Ziske
Lake Janeyama
Missouri State Reformatory
Delp.h. Simons
Penal Institutions
cCecil Galferby
Boonville Reformatory
Coulflled
Simons
W. A. Heying
Carrol BR. Leach
Norwood
Shnohs
Olifo- White
Chharge
Theodore Ziske
Prison” Board
Res
Caulfield
Boonville
Garden Boonville
Cecil Lafferty
State Reformatory
T. C. Beckett
Beckett
Reformatory
W. H. Zeigler
Leslie Rudolph
State Prison Board
State
Jefferson City
Cornyers Fury
Company “I
H. P. Higginbotham
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Magon
John E. Turner
Masonic Building
Templar
State Commander of Foreign Veterans
Roy Cobele
Convention OF Foreign Vets
Henry C. Asel
Enloe
GLENN
Association
Charles Huber
Heady Holden
Agh Hill
Derringer
Wilson
Vance
Lopez
Lombardi
Boston
Baecht and Hartnett
Hemsley
Frankhouse and Spohrer
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Branté
Grace
Dudley
Davis
Klein
Pistol Point
Supreme Court
Missouri] Pacific
No. 3
Yuly Sue Irwin
Tngeen
Chieuks
C. ©. Stuckey
Simin Lieyd
Atleney Sevier
Kansan
Aqboed
Tust
Penal Board
State Hospital
Prison Board
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