Five Reform School Inmates Transferred to State Prison
Five inmates from the Boonville reformatory were ordered transferred to the state penitentiary by Governor Churreld yesterday. The group includes Oldfather Clyde Reed and Richard Davis from St Louis, all serving robbery terms, deemed not amenable to reform.
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State Prison Board
Tole
Boonville Reformatory
State Penitentiary
Churreld
Oldfather
Clyde Reed
Richard Davis
J. Louis
New Commander of Dixie Veterans Faces Platform Debate
The Dixie veterans party committee considers a repeal plank proposing congress submit a state conventions amendment for repeal or retention. The wet movement shocks prohibitionists and veterans leaders avoid pledging repeal. Farm leaders and farm bureaus demand recognition that farmers should receive the cost of production for products sold domestically.
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Resolutions Committee
Congress
Gure Prise
Organized Agriculture
Comstee
L. J. Taber
W National Grange
E. A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
J. A. Simpson
Farmers’ Union
Norfolk and Western Declares Annual Dividend Change
Norfolk and Western Railway Company common stock was placed on an 8 annual basis today against.
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New York
Norfolk & Western Railway Company
Jackson men sentenced for robbery and grand larceny
Harold N Page of Jackson county was sentenced for robbery and Fred North of Jackson county was sentenced for grand larceny. A Brazil government action seized and destroyed coffee sacks, with nearly 263 thousand destroyed last week and total destruction reaching nearly 1.98 million sacks since policy began.
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Harold N. Page
Jackson County
Fred North
Rio DE Janeiro
Al Smith Leads Wet Revolt at Convention
Chicago June 28 AP A wave of wet sentiment roared through the Democratic convention demanding repeal of the eighteenth amendment and immediate modification of the Volstead act. Alfred E. Smith and Senator Walsh of Massachusetts led the drive, with early estimates showing up to 20 states backing the repeal plank as delegates weigh the party line in a heated platform battle.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Chicago
Alfred E. Smith
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Walsh
Raas~ee
New York
Wounds Inflicted by Housekeeper Fatal in Missouri
Virgil Reece, 40, of Savannah, Missouri, died in St. Joseph hospital from a gunshot wound suffered last night when Gertrude Lytle, 25, his former housekeeper, shot him after discovering him with another woman. Lytle is jailed pending coroner's inquest. Vines Wins Wimbledon Match 6-2 6-3 6-2.
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ST. Joseph
Virgil Reece
Savannah
Gertrude Lytle
Reece
Lytle
Corroner
The Fox Whitaker Arrested Over Lindbergh Case
Norman Whitaker known as The Fox, linked to Gaston Means fraud in the Lindbergh baby affair, was arrested in Brooklyn on fugitive from justice charges from Washington. He faces conspiracy and grand larceny counts and was identified by Mrs. McLean and her maid in a police lineup.
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New York
Norman Whitaker
the Fox
Gaston B. Means
Lindbergh
Washington, D. C
Whitaker
Washington
Means
Edward McLean
Brooklyn
Department of Justice
John J. Sullivan
Arsenic Poisoning Suspected in Cabbage Deaths
St Louis June 26 AP Coroner William Dever tied the deaths of Dolan Whitson 6 and Mary 4 to arsenic sprayed cabbage used to kill insects. The investigation found insects were exterminated with an arsenic solution leading to the fatalities.
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ST. Louis
Dolan Whitson
Mary
William Dever
Iso-Vis praised by Cedar Rapids businessman after 146000 miles
Hex Orchard, convention manager of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce, reveals two Willys Knight cars totaling 146000 miles. He shows a non congealed starter at the War Memorial and credits Iso-Vis oil for stable performance. He notes his first car logged 61,000 miles and his previous car 85,000 miles. He endorses Iso-Vis as a reliable motor oil.
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Hugh Orchard
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
Towa
R. J. Casey
Chicago News
Hex Orchard
Cedar Rapide
Town
Willys-Knight
War Memorial
Willys- Knight
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