Threat of Jail Note At Hidalgo County Hearing
Congressman Garner’s Democratic leadership was cited during a Texas patronage hearing. Senator McKellar warned Republican national committeeman Creager of possible contempt of the Senate for questions about Creager’s allies. Creager and others denied wrongdoing as McKellar pressed for restraint.
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San Antonio
Tex
Fi Sohn N. Garner
House
Texas
R. B. Creager
Creager
Senate
Kenneth McKellar
Tennessee
H. G. Schaleben
Sve
Mr Kellar
Conferences Set On Child Health In City and County
Mrs Elizabeth Simon announces monthly child health conferences in city and county schools with nurses mothers and babies present Examinations follow school health methods and any referable defects go to the family physician Schedule lists July sessions at multiple schools with times and locations across several towns
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Elizabeth Simon
State Board of Health
Moreau Heights
Pairview
Central School
Broadway
Lutheran School
Park School
West End
Marion
Centertown
Jefferson City St. Peters
Jeffersonity
Immaculate Conception
Russellville
Lohman
Eu‘gene
St. Thomas
Wardsville
Taos
Osage City
Union Chapel
Two sentenced for assault in Miller County Court
Harry Wintes and Paul Belly were each sentenced to two years in Miller County Circuit Court after a yesterday hearing. They previously escaped jail while held for safekeeping and will face jail escape charges at the next term. A Ford car stolen from Herbert Tanner was found abandoned on Ashley Street. B A Parker, a salesman, was seriously injured when his car left Highway 63 and plunged into a ditch near the Osage River bridge. Goodman Motor Company of Barnett leased the Bolivar Street garage formerly occupied by Renn Motor Company to become agents for Oakland and Pontiac.
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Harry Wintes
Paul Belly
Miller County
Herbert Tanner
Ashley Street
Joyriders
B. A. Parker
Highway 63
Osage River Bridge
The
Goodman Motor Company
Barnett, Me
Bolivar Street
Renn Motor Company
Oakland
Pontiac Automobiles
Possession Charge Lenient Now in Hannibal Court
W Wilson of Hannibal Missouri was arrested yesterday in an intoxicated condition with a small amount of liquor. He paid a $25 fine in police court this morning and was released. New state policy assigns intoxication cases with small liquor amounts to city court, setting fines from $25 to $100 instead of state prosecution.
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W. Wilson
Hannibal
John Barleycorn
Leslie
Baseball Results Across League Standings
Chicago and St Louis game tallies show runs with innings and totals. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh losses noted with pitchers and battery pairings.
Baseball Scores Charge as League Teams Clash
In a set of dramatic early season matchups the St Louis and Chicago teams traded runs with Crowder Schang and Adkins Weiland Blankenship Berg listed for the Batteries. Washington and Boston produced a lopsided 28 to 59 game with Thomas Tate Russell Gaston handling catching duties. Cleveland and Detroit faced off with a 9 to 4 final score, Uhle Shea and Milius Myatt noted among pitchers.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Crowder
Schang
Adkins, Weiland, Blankenship and
Berg
Washington
Boston
Thomas and Tate
Russell and Gaston
Cleveland
Detroit
Milius and
Myatt
Uhle and Shea
Lampkin rejects federal education input at NA A convention
Uel W. Lampkin president of the National Education Association, from Maryville Missouri, says the association and its schools will not accept suggestions on law enforcement from the treasury or any non education agency. He notes states require teaching alcohol harms and law observance, and that education should come from educational authorities. The piece adds a line about air mail speed at about 120 miles per hour.
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Atlanta
Uel W. Lampkin
Maryville
National Educational Association
Federal
Treasury Department
Anna D. Sutter
Prohibition Division
Treasury
Slight Injuries After Dunklin Monroe Crash
Virgil Duncan sustained a slight cut on the forehead in a two car collision at the Dunklin and Monroe streets intersection yesterday afternoon. Duncan’s Ford roadster and a Hudson coach driven by M N Windle were badly damaged with the Ford turned completely around. Police did not fix blame.
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Virgil Duncan
Monroe
Dunklin
Ford
Hudson
M. N. Windle
Springfield man badly hurt in crash at street intersection
Vernon Johnson of the Gillioz heater company was likely fatally injured when a speeding car carrying two companions collided with a truck at a Springfield intersection. The other occupants and the truck driver escaped injury. both cars were smashed. Mr and Mrs Herman Walther and family plan a Saturday trip to St. Louis.
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Springfield
Vernon Johnson
Gillioz
Jae
Herman Walther
St. Louis
Day Held on Murder Claim as Wife Detained
G W Day, 67, itinerant grinder, jailed in Centralia after his wife reported a man killed near Athens a month earlier and body sunk in a creek. He denies the murder as authorities from Menard county plan to take him into custody. Mrs Day also held as investigators pursue the case and a rug seller from Ohio linked to the alleged crime.
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Salem
G. W. Day
Centralia
Athens
Menard County
Petersburg
Day
Ohio
Trapshooting Contest At Jefferson City Gun Club
Members of the Jefferson City Gun Club host a trapshooting contest at the club grounds Sunday at 9 30 am Invitations have been mailed to many shooting enthusiasts in the region and many entries are expected Prizes will go to high scorers Lunch will be available at the grounds
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Jefferson City
Wall Street Sees Talk of Public Utility Union
Reports from New York say talks are under way toward a merger of the Public Utility interests of the Insull Chicago group and North American Company. Martin In sull and Frank Dame reportedly led discussions as shares of both firms rallied, with potential combined net income exceeding 125 million dollars and a nationwide service footprint including Cleveland St Louis Washington and San Francisco facilities.
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New York
cAar
Insulls
Chicago
Wall Street
Martin J. Insull
Middlewest Utilities Company
Prank Kh. Dame
North American
New York Stock Exchange
Middle West
New York Gald Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
D. C
Park
San Francis
Denman Named to Federal Farm Board
President Hoover announced the selection of James C. Stone of Lexington Kentucky Carl Williams of Oklahoma City and C B Denman of Missouri as three of eight members of the Federal Farm Board, part of a larger appointments report from Washington.
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Bulletin
Washington
Hoover
James c. Stone
Lexington
Carl Williams
Oklahoma City
C. B. Denman
Missouri
Federal Farm Board
Well Known Couple To Be Married Tomorrow
Announcement of Alfred Probst and Miss Alice Siebeneck wedding tomorrow at Immaculate Conception Church. Local couple well known with many friends offering congratulations and best wishes.
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Alfred Probst
Alice Siebeneck
Immaculate Conception Church
Silver Fleet to Stop in Missouri Cities This Week
A Goodrich Silver Fleet visit will bring 16 college graduates driving a multi made car lineup to Missouri with brief stops in St. Louis Kansas City and the city Monday. The tour is coordinated by Harry Blackwell, Goodrich Tire dealer, offering locals a rare chance to see the drivers.
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Goodrich
Missouri
Harry Blackwell
Goodrich Tire Company
St. Louis
Kansas City
Coffman Attacks Senator Gould as Treacherous
Springfield report says L. H. Coffman district superintendent of the anti saloon league called Senator Gould of Maine treacherous for liquor modification comments. He said he is disgusted with public hypocrisy hindering prohibition enforcement.
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Springfield
L. H. Coffman
Anti-Saloon League
Senator Gould
Maine
Bobby Jones Fails Second Round At National Open
In Mamroneck New York during the national open, Bobby Jones who led the first round with 69 struggled in heavy rain. His second round to the turn showed a 38 on the front nine and finished 20 over par after a rough afternoon.
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Mamroneck
N. Y
Bobby Jones
Jones
Franks Hardinge defends breach of promise claim
Franklin Hardinge 62, oil burner maker, testifies in Tulsa breach of promise suit for 250000 brought by Ann Livingstone 33. He recounts a train platform flirtation and moves toward California while denying claims of loneliness or urging marriage. Letter from Grand Lake shows loneliness about missed love. trial includes Missouri and Colorado locations. An Army plane crash at Meadowbrook injures two officers near Mitchell Field.
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Chicago
Franklin Hardinge
Ann Livingston
Tulsa
Hardinge
Kansas City
J. B. Irving
California
Ann
Rock Mountain
Grand Lake
Colo
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Dolon
Texas National Committee
Congressman Garner
Moerschels Products Co
Monsieur
Lucien
Havre
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Lica
Gooch
Brame
Petty
Wuel Lampkin
United States
Osage River
Featuring
Vic Lyon
Dent
Dunklin ST. Grash
MIAN
Tatally
Fred Schilling
Jefferson
Whippet Taxi Service
Weeveneuess
Eeveene
Wel Rere Cleaning x Dyeing Co.g
East High St
J. W. Day
Denman
Coffman
Sen. Gould
Mitchell Field
Meadowbrook Country Club
Maxwell
Balfour
Berry
Jack
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