Repudiation of Linhardt by Cole County GOP Committee
The Cole County Republican Central Committee repudiated Ben H. Linhardt for a third term as Jefferson City postmaster by a 13 to 2 vote. The resolution condemns Linhardt as a disruptor of party harmony and urges authorities not to appoint him. Copies were sent to Senator Patterson Secretary Hyde and President Hoover.
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Republican County Committee
Ben H. Linhardt
Jefferson City
Cecil C. Case
Linhardt
Cole County
State Committee
Eighth
Case
Martin Gipfert
Fourth Ward
Jos. Guenkle
al Horner
Pat McKenna
Elston
John Kramer
William Kruse
Patterson
Hyde
Hoover
Republican Central Committee
Missouri
Son
United States
Star Center
Ren. H. Linhardt
Cole Gunty
Republican Party
Ben+ Linharadt
Coimmon
Bckson
Apnard
Bell
Ban H. Linhardt
Om Fame
Body of boy killed last week linked to Wisconsin death
In St Louis the AP reports Missouri Pacific completed a 25 million dollar double tracking project from St. Louis to Cole Junction, Mo. Cyrus Montgomery aged 16, who was found dead after a journey from Minneapolis to St Louis and Kansas City, was buried in River View cemetery as Somebody's boy, with a complex tale of travel and a mystery identifying card found in his pocket. The undertaker Fesenmaier plans a long journey home for the body and inquiries into the exact cause of death continue.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific Lines
Cole Junction
L. W. Baldwin
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Cyrus Montgomery
Riverview Cemetery
Euclair
Wis
Minneapolis
Leads
William Montgomery
Euclaire
Henry Mt. Fesen~maser
Jefferson City
A. F. Schaefer
Fesenmaier
Poice
Montgomery
Thorpe Gordon
Wymore-Gordon
Fesenmeier
Britain Only Power 10 Arms Outlay Decline Cited
Prime Minister MacDonald in a Commons speech compared arms spending among nations. He claimed Britain was the only power reducing naval and military outlay in recent years while France, America, Japan and Italy increased theirs. He noted 1914 Britian spending at 31.5 million pounds, 1924 6.4 million, 1930 52.4 million, a overall drop of 23.7 million since 1914 and 3.5 million since 1924, with U S France and others showing rises in present currency terms.
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London
MacDonald
House of Commors
France
America
Japan
Ialy
Great Britain
Wir
United States
Heat record broken at Springfield Missouri
Springfield Missouri June 29 44 year weather record set as mercury hit 94 yesterday and reached 90 or higher for the eleventh consecutive day at 11 am with a high of 94.
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Springfield
Mercury
Worthless check cases filed in Sevier court
Charles H. Woods is charged with obtaining merchandise by means of a worthless check in a complaint filed today in Judge Menteer’s court by Prosecuting Attorney Nike G. Sevier. He allegedly gave a $15 check on the First National Bank of Mexico to Curt Higgins for Braceries. An insufficient funds charge was filed against G. C. Birmingham for a $10 check on the Maries County Bank of Vienna to R. J. Tritsch. the case was filed in Judge Smith's court.
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Charles H. Woods
W. R. Menteer
Nike G. Sevier
First National Bank of Mexico
Curt Higgins
G. c. Birmingham
Maries County Bank of Vienna
R. J. Tritsch
Jin Judge
Writer-Wife Obtains Divorce From Arno Reno
Lois Long, writer wife of Peter Ate ho, obtained a divorce from the cartoonist here today on a cross complaint charging she lived in abject terror of Amno because he was violently abusive on hundreds of occasions.
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Reno
Lois Long
Peter Ateho
Here Today
Amno
Rural education panel decries inexperience among teachers
Irene O'Brien of Missouri State Department of Education warns rural schools face undertrained teachers. She cites 1923 Missouri data showing high school training gaps and limited college work among rural teachers. Charles A. Lee describes Missouri’s rural supervision program and statewide demonstration schools.
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Los Angeles
Department of Rural Education
National Education Association
Irene O’brien
State Department of Education
Jefferson City
Missimi
Missouri
Former Marshal Schult 73 Dies in Caruthersville
Hina C. G. Schult 73 former Marshal of the Missouri Supreme Court at Jefferson City died at his home in Caruthersville Missouri He served as marshal from 1915 until May 1 and resigned after a court investigation linked to a state hold order pertaining to Roy Tipton.
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Caruthersville
Hina CG. Schult
Missouri Supreme Court
Jefferson City
Schull
Supreme Court
Roy Tiptoon
St. Louis
Kan
John M. Dalton
Kennett
Schult
Pemiscot County
Schulz
J. Hf. Fink
Hold Couple in K. G. for McKinley Murder
Kansas City dispatch reports Mr and Mrs Byron Elliott of Fairfield were held on a first degree murder warrant issued in Wayne County Illinois. They were arrested at Riverside Park by Clay County deputy sheriff Robert Martin. Sheriff Marion Ellis said Wilson, a 30 year old guest at a party two weeks earlier, was connected to the case along with Frank Brown. A Washington Wells account placed the couple at the scene, alleging they carried Wilson’s body to a moving train.
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Kansas City
Byron
Elliott
Fairfield
Fairfild
Wayne County
Jockey Club
Riverside Park
Robert Martin
Clay County
Marion Ellis
Central West
Ellis
Wilson
Elliotts
Frank Brown
Liberty
Stong
Washington Wells
Niederluecke Seeks Escape From Kansas Federal Camp
William H. Niederluecke Jr, son of a St. Louis banker, escaped Saturday from a federal road camp prison at Junction City Kansas. He had attended Washington University the University of Nica France and West Point before expulsion for misconduct. He was serving a five year term for interstate transportation of a stolen automobile.
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ST. Louis
Wiliam H. Niederluecke, Jr
Federal Road
Junction City
Kas
Niederluecke
Washington University
University of Nica
France
United States Military Academy
West Point
Enroute Tony to greet fliers in Springfield
Mrs Wiley Post wife of the world flier and F Hall Oklahoma backer of the Post Gatty plane stopped in Springfield on their passenger liner flight from Oklahoma City to New York to greet the globe trotting fliers. Mrs Post expected to see her husband by Wednesday. Hall said the fliers would proceed to Chickasha and Oklahoma City after a New York reception. Post planned an exhibition flight tour before returning to beat Captain Frank Hawks across the continent.
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Springfield
Wiley Fost
World Flier
F. ©. Hall
Oklahoma
Oklahma City
New York
Post
Hall
Chickasha
Okla
Oklahoma City
Heat death reported at Versailles Mo
Giles Webb a 45 year old farm hand died from heat prostration yesterday in Versailles Missouri the first heat related death this summer.
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Versailles
Julne
Giles Webb
Funeral of Dorsey Jordan Here Sunday
Funeral services for Dorsey Jordan, famed aviator, were held Sunday afternoon at Ross Rueview cemetery with Masonic and Knights Templar honors. Nearly 250 automobiles led a long procession from his home as five National Guard planes saluted from above. H G Burnett and Frank Stephens, injured in the Mo Kane crash, were reported improving in Fulton hospital and at home respectively.
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Dorsey Jordan
Mokane
Ross Hu
Lee Jordan
Rouerview Cemetery
Jordan
Masonic Lodge
Dawson-Tanner
National Guard
St. Louis
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Aviation
H. G. Burnett
Fulton Hospital
Frank Stephens
House at Miller and Adams Damaged by Fire Sunday
Fire from sparks damaged a residence at Miller and Adams streets, owned by L. H. Wooldridge. Roof destroyed and water damage inside the upper floor. Firefighters also extinguished a grass fire in Walinto Place with no damage.
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Miller
Adams
Miller and
Adams Streets
L. H. Wooldridge
Hre
Walinto Place
Olympic event star Robinson injured in 1928 plane crash
Chicago June 29 AP Betty Robinson winner of the 100 meter dash for women in the Olympics lay critically injured after a plane crash near 400 feet. The Northwestern University student, 19, suffered multiple fractures to her left leg and arm, a possible skull fracture, and her athletic career may be shattered. Her cousin Wilson Pahner piloted the aircraft and was also critically injured.
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Chicago
Betty Robinson
Northwestern University
Wilson Pahner
Missouri short course on cooperative marketing enrolls 31 teachers
Thirty one teachers of vocational agriculture enrolled at the University of Missouri here for the annual short course in cooperative marketing. The course, led by Professor F. L. Thomson of the Agricultural Economics Department, continues through Friday as details of the federal board are discussed.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
F. L. Thomson
Agricultural Economics
Federal Board
Mrs. Alice Owen Critically Ill in Cole County plea
Mrs. Alice Owen mother of Jess N. Owen alderman and of Cole County Realty and Investment Co is reported seriously ill at her home 407 Madison Street.
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Alice Owen
Jess N. Owen
The
Cole County Realty and Investment Co
Madison Street
Baseball Results From A Mixing of Scores
St Louis and New York battled with late runs as Rhein Johnson and Wilson held the line for St Louis while Habbell and O Farrell paired for New York. Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn after a pair of multi run innings with Rixey Kelp Sukeforth facing Vance Day and Lopez in a tight contest. Frederick Bissonette and Quin homered for the day across the leagues.
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St. Louis
New York
Rhein
Johnson and Wilson
Habbell
O'Farrell
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Rixey
Kelp
Sukeforth
Vance
Day and
Lopez
Homers
Frederick
Bissonette
Quin
Triple heat wave grips the community
The local government thermometer recorded 101 degrees on three consecutive days with no substantial rainfall since June. Gardens and lawns suffer while corn faces drought, doctors report some illnesses but no deaths. Pools and mobility shrink as residents seek relief, with a record pool attendance and sweltering conditions continuing into the week.
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Frank Krlegel
Swift
Midway
Duneath
Kheravan
le Moreau
Osage
Parers
Echo
Paved Highway 63 Complete in Division 5 Journey Between Columbia and Roll
State Highway No 63 is now entirely paved in Division No 5 from Columbia to Roll through Jefferson City. The final concrete stretch from Osage River Bridge to Westphalia, four and a half miles, was finished last week and opened to traffic last Saturday. Construction on Highway No 50 from Osage Bridge is progressing satisfactorily, division engineers report.
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Columbia
Jefferson Ciy
Osage River Bridge
Westphalia
Osage Bridge
International Shoe Co reports six month earnings fall
Net earnings for the six months ending May 31 totaled 4,523,832, down from 6,871,793 a year earlier. Earnings per share were 1.1 versus 1.75. President Rand cites stronger second-half production and a healthier outlook, with orders up over 12,000 pairs daily since December. Sales reached 42,409,268. inventories 24,470,000, down from 34,127,008 as prices were cut about 1.5 percent.
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ST. Louis
International Shoe Company
Frank. C. Randi
Boncd
Rand
Dr Hill to Deliver Address at M U Commencement
Dr A Ross Hill of Kansas City, former president of the University of Missouri, has been named to deliver the address at the institution's annual summer session commencement on Friday July 31. Baccalaureate services open the program on July 26. the speaker for that service has not been named.
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Columbia
Mount
A. Ross Hill
Kansas City
University of Missouri
Missouri State Florists Hold Capitol Convention
Members of the Missouri State Florists Association arrived for a three day convention in the Missouri Capitol. The first day featured preliminary work and preparation of flower exhibits on the third floor of the statehouse.
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Missouri State Florists Association
Missouri Capitol
Statehouse
Grange backs Wheat Plan of Farm Board
Washington June 21 AP A firm board pledge to hold wheat off domestic markets for a year is favored by the national grange while it pushes for passage of the debenture plan. Fred Grenchman Washington representative says studies are under way and the debenture will be pushed in the next congress. The board would be justified in a year’s pledge, prices would likely rise, and the surplus proves the defensive plan is best.
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Washington
National Grange
Fred
Grenchman
Grange
Congress
Hoover
Brencekman
Four Citizens Suffer Heat Prostration in Kansas City
Four persons were overcome by heat in Kansas City this morning. Alfred Wilkinson 55 and George Masby 68 were stricken in a basement and treated at General Hospital. Nelile LeVitt 52 was overcome at home and A C Simmons 65 while walking along the street.
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Kansas City
Alfred Wilkinson
George Masby
General Hospital
Nelile LeVitt
A. c. Simmons
Hawes Discusses Philippine Independence with Aguinaldo
Senator Harry B Hawes of Missouri met General Emilio Aguinaldo in Manila to discuss an anticipated bill granting independence to the Philippines. Hawes said Aguinaldo showed interest in an early solution to the problem and left written questions for Aguinaldo to answer after his Southern Philippines visit. He travels with Governor General Davis and Brigadier General Parker aboard the Apo en route to Culion Leper Colony for a southern island cruise.
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Manila
Harry B. Hawes
Missouri
Emilio Aguinalde
Bingham
Connecticut
Philippines
Hawes
Aguinaldo
Ruginaldo
Dwight F. Davis
Francis Lejaju Parker
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Apo
Culion
Bustamante
Three people injured in city wrecks over weekend
Orlando Hickey Jr., three, suffered a broken leg and scalp injuries when a door opened and he fell from a moving car on No. 64 near Ten Mile Drive. In a Monroe Street collision, T Wheeler and W Coulter were hurt with cuts and back and leg injuries. A West Main Street crash left King Monroe and Casper Loeb uninjured though both cars were damaged.
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Orlando Hickey, Jr
Iickey
Ten Mile
Hickey
No. 64
Orlando
T. Wheeler
William Counter
Monroe Street
Miller
Elm Street
Wheeler
Gouller
Edemler
Coulter
Diemler
Bosch
King Monroe
Maxwell
West Main Street
Ford
Casper Loeb
Urges Southern Women to Oppose Roosevelt Nomination
An editorial in The Woman Voter by Mrs. Jesse W. Nicholson, president of the National Woman's Democratic Law Enforcement League, labels New York Governor Roosevelt wetter than Smith and calls Southern Democratic women to bolt the party if he is nominated. The piece also attacks Colonel Edward M. House and questions the drys' support, reflecting intra party tensions in the 1920s.
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Washington
AP5
Gover
Roosevelt
New York
Smith
National Woman's Democratic Law Enforcement League
Jesse W. Nicholson
League
Woman Voter
Nicholson
Edward M. House
Wilson
Massachusetts
Hose
Drys
Weatherman Sees No Help For Parched Garden
Weather outlook worsens drought with no relief for gardens. Missouri forecasts show clear skies and good roads, while night and Tuesday stay warm. Associated Press note by Missouri Automobile Club reports generally favorable driving conditions nationwide.
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Missouri
Associated Press
Mie Automobile Club of Missouri
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