Air Maneuvers To Feature 15 Planes Sunday in City
A large peace and wartime air maneuver exhibition will occur Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning with about 15 planes, including Douglas Bombers and 35th division National Guard flyers. Major Roy Vassal and George Lambert will perform demonstrations with a Curtiss Robin cabin plane and a Waco model. Public view is invited at the flying field north of the Columbia highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Airways Incorporated
35Th Division
National Guard
Parks Aircraft Company
St. Louis
Roy Vassal
Curtiss Airplane Company
George Lambert
Sir
Columbia Hghway
D. M. Gberman
Woodcrest
Hogi
Mrs Herman Stock of Tebbetts Dies at 66
Mrs Herman Stock 66, a Tebbetts resident, died at Fulton Hospital Tuesday evening after a period of illness. Funeral services will be held in Tebbetts this afternoon with burial there. Born in Germany, she immigrated to the United States with her parents as a child and married Herman Stock, leaving four children, one daughter predeceasing her. She was a member of the Evangelical Church and known throughout Callaway County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punerat
Herman Stock
Tebbetts
Fulton Hospital
Stock
Bids Filed for 85.8 Miles of Road Project Cost
Thomas B. Cutler announces 159 bids received for construction of 85.8 miles of road estimated at 1.8 million dollars. Tomorrow bids open for 96 miles at 2 million dollars across 28 projects in 16 counties. The package includes 29.4 miles concrete 22.5 miles gravel and 342 miles graded earth.
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Thomas B. Cutler
State
Davis Construction Sues A. A. Davis for 30000 Damages
Davis Construction Company of Boonville sues in the Circuit Court alleging breach of contract by A. A. Davis Construction Company. The petition claims $1000 damage to rented machinery, $935 missing, and unpaid rent totaling $30,000. Trial projected for the October term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Construction Company
Boonville
A. A. Davis Construction Company
Davis Construction Caormpany
Herman Aiso and Irene Cary Married in City
Herman Riso of Gasconade and Miss Irena Cady of this city wed today at Rev. Paul Weber’s Baptist Church home. The couple, popular in the community, depart for a short trip and will settle in the city upon their return amid congratulations from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Riso
Gasconade
Irena Cady
Paul Weber
Baptist Church
Mrs McCardle Dies in Ontario Mother of California pastor
Word was received here of the death in Ontario of Mrs John McCardle mother of Father McCardle the former pastor of the Catholic church at California. Mrs McCardle spent over a year with her son when he was at California and knew many people in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
John McCardle
Father McCardle
California
Drink Inspired Drive Verdict Honors Reckless Cab Driver
A coroner's jury in Rushville Missouri found that driver J. F. McCandlish of Atchison Kansas caused a death near St Joseph by reckless driving in a motorcab. The verdict says McCandlish was driving fast and drunk when the fatal crash killed McCandlish and passenger Alice Pottlinger from Forest City Missouri. Prosecutor Homer King has closed a nearby drink resort since the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Rush- Wille
J. F. McCandlish
Atchison, Kas
McCandlish
Ofrs
Alice Pottinger
Forest City
Homer King
Here
Twenty Prisoners Arrive Here From Kansas City
Twenty prisoners, including two convicted hit and run motorists, were sent to the State penitentiary at Jefferson City to begin terms. Edward Partelow, 22, receives a two year sentence for running over and killing Mrs. Caroline Euler. Milton Dennis, 32, is to serve five years for driving through a safety zone and striking a group of children. Horton Smith of Joplin led the National Open Golf Championship after 18 holes at Winged Foot with 76, four over par. Seaweeds have no roots but holdfasts or anchors and absorb via their fronds.
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Kansas City
Jeferson City
Edward Partelow
Caroline Euler
Milton Dennis
Horton Smith
Joplin
Winged Foot Country Club
Knights of Columbus Plan July 4 Picnic Races and Prizes
Knights of Columbus announce a full day of races contests and events at the State Park on July 4. A. J. Bowley chairs the entertainment committee with a prize lineup totaling over 109 dollars donated by local merchants. The marathon opens at 10 with multiple events every 30 minutes through the day including sack race shoe race eye race and tug of war with prizes from local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
State Park
A. J. Bowley
Sam Eveler
Lea Nentwig
Joseph Otta
Henry Bemnhoom
Mr. Olio
Mirathon
A. J. Bouley
Henry Bemboom
Knights
Clumbus ’Building
Capitol Ave
Oakwood Drive
O. C. Stegmair
Goldman & Kaiser
Schell Music Co
Paul Radke
Shiré
Schleer Bros
Bailey
Meyerhardt
DeWyl
Schell
Mulberry
McCarty
Mr. Bouley
Oscar Mayer Hardware Store
Ed. Unwin
Schell & Ward
Heinrich Cafe
Jefferson Candy Co
Weber's
Hand- Toy’s
Bemboom
James Ringo
Nentwig
Kemp Asel
Dulle Milling Co
Oscar Mayer
Weatherby
Mgr. Bemboom
Poison Hemlock Weed Found on Jefferson Street
A. Burrill of the state museum reports deadly poison hemlock weed found on Jefferson Street near Goose Creek bridge and at Jefferson and Atchison. A sample was confirmed deadly by Columbia seed testing. actions to exterminate will be taken. Dog fanciers note possible past dog poisonings but deem the link remote.
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Jefferson Street
Goose Creek Bridge
Jefferson and
Atchison Streets
A. €. Burrill
The
State Museum
Burrill
Columbia
Bursill
Butill
Tog
Former Wardsville priest Paul Gross dies at 71
The Rev. Paul Gross, 71, retired Catholic priest and former pastor at Wardsville, Colorado Springs area, died in Colorado Springs after a long illness. Born in Aix la Chapelle, he studied in Ireland and Paris and was ordained in 1882. He retired in 1913 while serving near Jefferson City, Missouri, and was succeeded by Father Gerhold. his years in Wardsville were highly regarded.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Paul Gross
Aix Lachapelle
Germany
Ireland
Paris
Jefferson City
Father Gross
Wardsville
Father Gerhold
Father Gross- Cole
McDavid Elected Kiwanis International President
Horace McDavid of Decatur Illinois was chosen president of Kiwanis International at the close of the 13th annual convention. William Green of St Paul and Dr G Tatham of Edmonton were elected vice presidents and Raymond C Grossman of Omaha was re elected treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Horace McDavid
Decatur
Ills
Kiwanis, International
William C. Green
St. Paul
Dr. & G. Tatham
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Raymond C. Grossman
Omaha
Neb
California man fined for disturbing the peace in capital city
John Dodson of California was fined 5 dollars and costs in Justice Court for disturbing the peace. He was arrested by Officer Eldracier in the 100 block of East High Street while in the act of making whoopee and jailed briefly before a prosecuting attorney filed a complaint. He received a stay on a 20 day jail sentence with dignity conditions for a future visit to the Capital City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dodson
California
Smith
Dodson
Eldrac’ier
East High Street
Condition of John Leary Unimproved Today
The condition of John Leary aged and respected resident was declared unimproved today. He has been ill with bronchial trouble for some time and is 75 years old. Leary has lived in the city for many years and has a wide circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leary
Leary
Mr. Leary
Laclede Gas Lineman Killed by 4400-Volt Wire
Archie W. Webb, 21, a lineman for the Laclede Gas Light Company, was killed when his arm touched a 4 400 volt wire while working on a street pole in St Louis. Inhalators were used for two hours without reviving him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Archie W. Webb
Aineman
Laclede Gas Light Company
Magnets Collect 120 Pounds of Junk On Ashland Road
A highway department experiment collected 120 pounds of old iron nails wire staples bolts and other debris from Ashland Road between the Jefferson City bridge and Ashland. Two two foot diameter magnets with 1000 pound lift capacity gathered items likely to puncture tires as four trips cover a 27 foot road width. The test was planned to run between the city and Fulton next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Jefferson City Bridge
Ashland
Fulton
Lipsyd Oil Company Faces Missouri Cease and Desist
A cease and desist order was issued by Missouri state securities commissioner Fen ton Stockard directing Lipsyd Oil Company of Fort Worth Texas to stop operations in Missouri. The firm lacks a Missouri license and has not complied with securities laws. The complaint cites literature in Sedalia urging workers to invest in the company’s stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipsyd Oil Company
Fort Worth
Tex
Missouri
Fenton Stockard
Stockard
Sedalia
Injunction Denied in River Floodway Case in Missouri
Federal Judge Charles E. Faris refused an injunction to block setback levee work along the Mississippi floodway between Gird's Point and New Madrid until landowners receive full compensation. The court upheld that compensation must cover all lands taken, as President Coolidge’s $3 million package was deemed insufficient.
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ST. Louis
TAP
Gird's Point
New Madrid
Charles
Faris
John Dyott
Mississipppi County
Missouri
Coolidge
Thea ‘District
Denman on favored list for Agri Board nomination
A. H. Legge of International Harvester met with President Hoover after a White House briefing on a Federal Farm Board seat. Five candidates were listed as preferred, including C. B. Denman of Missouri, with Denman likely to be named though no appointment was confirmed.
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Washington
Federal Farm Board
Alexander H. Legge
International Harvester Company
Legge
White House
Hoover
Denman
Missouri
Boy Scouts Enjoy First Camp Period at Maries
Thirty nine scouts from five towns attend Camp Maries for the first period opening Monday afternoon. Field Executive Cecil G. Morrison directs the camp with Alphonso Gorrel in charge of waterfront activities. The water is suitable for swimming and Charley E. Dewey will speak on the Lewis and Clark expedition. Scout Executive Alpheus J. Gillette plans to attend tonight for an Indian Council fire and to bring leadership class notes.
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Camp Maries
Cecil G. Morrison
Camn
Alphonso Gorrel
Mexico High School
Red Cross
Maries
Charley E. Dewey
Missouri
Alpheus J. Gillette
Morrison
Gillette
Friendly terrapin causes auto wreck near Fort Scott
A terrapin attempting to climb the leg of B S Roberts caused the St. Louis salesman to lose control of his car at about 40 miles per hour near Fort Scott. The vehicle veered into a ditch but both man and turtle survived with no injuries. Roberts kept the terrapin as he resumed his trip.
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Fort Scott
Kas
B.S. Roberts
St. Louis
Roberts
Bobby Jones Opens National Open Lead With 69 at Winged Foot
Atlanta golfer Bobby Jones shot 69 for the first time in the U S Open, finishing the first 19 holes at Wing Foot with three under par. He posted a 2 under par 31 on the closing nine after an Amazing 31, taking a commanding early lead in the national championship.
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Winged Foot Club
Mamaroneck
N. C
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Wing Foot
Joney
Parole Revoked in Local Break-in Case
Midge Breuer revoked the parole of Jo Jackson a Gasconade county resident arrested after breaking into several local businesses and stealing a blanket and flashlight from a parked car. Jackson on two year parole for a 1939 Bland Missouri attempted robbery will be sent to the penitentiary to start line on his sentence after the arrest for intoxication and vandalism. He wandered the city breaking rear windows of the Capital City Laundry Company and the Missouri Youg Store before napping on Desk Sergeant Cooper’s yard.
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Midge Breuer
Jo Jackson
Gasconade County
Jackson
Bland
Offlees
Capital City Laundry Company
Missouri Youg
Seargeant Cooper
Prenger
Overbeck Death Hearing Opens in Workmen's Comp Case
Commissioner Ovin H Shaw of the state Workmen's Compensation commission opened testimony on the Mer rilla Overbeck claim tied to her husband Earl Overbeck who died after a January 24 fall on Manhattan Street. The Blanke Tea and Coffee agent died three weeks later from injuries while the insurance company contests liability citing non work related injuries. Hearing adjourned to July with further testimony planned in St Louis.
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Ovin H. Shaw Af
State Workmen's Compensation Commission
Merrilla Overbeck
Overbeck
Blanke Tea and Coffee Company
Man- Yor Street
Comissionery Shaw
St. Louis
Rev Birkhead Hurt In Fall On Monday
Rev Guthrie S Birkhead pastor of the Christian Church was injured by a wrench d knee during a Sunday School outing Monday. He is able to move with help and walks with difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birkhead
Guthrie S
Aimee Semple McPherson Eyes Two Minute Spar With Devil
Aimee Semple McPherson announced in Detroit that she would spar with the devil for two minutes at Olympia Arena before the Jonny Risko versus Tuffy Griffiths heavyweight bout. The evangelist said she would not speak against fighting and has spent years battling temptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Aimee Semple McPherson
Olympia Arena
Jonny Risko-Tuffy Griffiths
Los Angeles
Olympia
Lions Club Installation Edges Jefferson City Banquet
Jefferson City Lions Club held a festive banquet at Moreau Park with installation of officers for the coming year. Toastmaster Frank Newham led the program. retiring and incoming leaders spoke, music was performed, and Henry Davia outlined cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City Lions Club
Moreau Park
Frank Newham
Chamber of Commerce
Henry Davia
Water plant sale approved by commission in Sedalia and Delaware firm
The state public service commission authorized General Waterworks and Electric Corp to buy Capital City Water and Sedalia Water, paying 700000 for Capital City and 470728 for Sedalia, with 3000 and 11007 shares respectively. The plants will run separately and the prices judged excessive for rate purposes. The combined book value is about 35.66 million. The purchaser operates utilities across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Public Service Commisssion Lacay
General Waterworks and Electric Corporaion of
Delaware
Capital City Water Company
Sedalia Water Company
Setinila
Tt Wso
Sedali, Waler Company
General Waterworks
Electric Corporation
Idaho
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Indiana
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Wife of Ballplayer Dies In Wreck In Ontario
Mrs Clyde Manion wife of St Louis catcher was killed in a Bronte Ontario automobile crash The Rogers couple were injured and taken to Bronte hospital The truck driver Frank Deer of Windsor witnessed the collision and identified high speed approach near Hamilton Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ont
Clyde Manion
St. Louis American League Baseball Club
Bronte
Manion
Oakville
Tilsonberg
Rogers
Bronte Hospital
Fair After Showers Thunderstorms Tonight Missouri
Missouri forecast calls for a fair night and Friday after local afternoon or evening thunderstorms in eastern and southern areas. Temperatures little changed. City by city notes show cloudy conditions with generally fair roads except some locations with rain and slick surfaces. River stage data and flood notes appear for several towns with minor changes from yesterday.
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Missouri
Associated Press
Automobile Club of Missouri
Cape Girardenay
Columbia
Hannibal
Jefferson City
Kansas Y
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Vassal
Louis
Ernoon
Herman Stork
Davis
Herman.aiso
Irene Cary
FA MG Cardles
Terest I
K.of
A.C. Burrill
State Museum Department
Ather Gross
Colorado
MC David
Decatur New Kiwanis
Capt
Pete
Laclede Gas Light Co
Ashland Road
Aggie Board
Missouri Livestock Executive
A. H. Legge
Robby Jones
Wan
Cop's Lawn
Earl
Aimee McPherson
Satan
Lions Club
Wreck
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