Removal of Frank Hines Demanded by Veterans
Cincinnati dispatch reports disabled American veterans calling for the immediate removal of General Frank T. Hines as director general of the Veterans Bureau. The convention also urged the ouster of Hines’ assistant J. G. Roberts. McQueen gains broad support as a potential national commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hines
Cincinnati
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
J. G. O'Roberts
Hines
Bureau
Byron Harlan
Dayton
Joseph W. McQueen
Kansas Y, Mo
McQueen
West Coast
Rocky ‘Mountain
Midwest
Eastern
Everett Edmonston Dies in St Louis Funeral Rites in Columbia
Everett Edmonston 28 a Boone county native and former Columbia resident died Wednesday at Deaconess Hospital St. Louis Funeral services were held today in Columbia with burial there He was born and raised in Columbia married in Kansas City to May Massey of Jefferson City They lived in Columbia three years and moved to St Louis seven years ago He survived by his widow two daughters Eva and Betty two brothers and four sisters with twin brothers Everett and Edwin predeceasing him about eight years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Edmonston
Boone County
Deaconess
St. Louis
Columbia
Edmondston
Kansas City
May Massey
Jefferson City
Mr. Edmonston
Eva
Betty
Everett
Edwin
Ttwo
Ambia
Geneva Disarmament Conference Adjourns
The Geneva disarmament conference adjourned until October 16 with members discouraged at failing to find avenues to lessen militaristic activity. Germany voted against the measure and Hungary abstained. Before adjourning, the conference paid tribute to Sir Eric Drummond of Great Britain, retiring as secretary general of the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Germany
Hungary
Erin Drummond
Great Britain
League of Nations
Frisco Receivership Order Suspended by Judge Paris
Federal Judge C B Paris suspended his March 13 order naming John A Hope of St Louis as special master in the St Louis San Francisco Railway receivership The Frisco now operates as a debtor under the amended bankruptcy law and the court must pick a new special master from the five names provided by the Interstate Commerce Commission Judge Paris did not renew Hope's name on the panel and issued a substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
C. B. Paris
John A. Hope
St. Jolis
Partly Cloudy Weather Forecast For Missouri
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with probable thunderstorms in central and western areas. Unsettled tonight and Friday with local showers and thunderstorms. Little temperature change noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Senis
Ms Tilmots
River Bisnes
Fansas Ct Hs
Uise
Waverly Rise
Tiger Hermann
State Revenue Drops Sharply From May 1932 Receipts
State revenue receipts for May 1933 show a sharp decline from the same month last year. May receipts totaled $1,583,154.91 versus $1,977,807.67 in May 1932, a drop of $394,652.66, with corporation franchise tax rising to $815,475.87 from $757,418.66 and income tax falling by $153,141.52 to $261,874.81. County foreign insurance receipts also fell, with other stamps at $19,702.55 and beer permits at $18,082.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Smith
Oeher
Delinquent Tax Breaks Set to Expire Tomorrow
Missouri taxpayers must pay back levies by tomorrow to avoid penalties and interest. A 1 year tax relief law, upheld by the supreme court, cancels penalties if paid by June 30 with further reductions through December 31. State officials anticipate a late rush as residents discharge delinquent obligations. the bill aims to ease collection of approximately 40 million dollars in back taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Supreme Court
Forrest Smith
St. Louis
Jasper County
Guy B. Park
Annual Dairy Picnic Set for August at Algoa Farm
The sixth annual Central Missouri dairy picnic will be held on Thursday, August 3, at Algoa Farms. The date was fixed after a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce agricultural committee and local dairymen to avoid conflicts with other events. C Millsap, chair, said the picnic is an established institution and will be supported by the Algoa Farm, with Paul V. Renz and associates pledging cooperation. A speakers committee was formed with T F Snicker, Mrs. Gharies Schuttler, and Henry LePage. LePage will handle free lemonade cut. Further committees will be named later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Missouri
Algoa Farms
Agricultural Committee
Chamber of Commerce
C. Millsap
T. F. Lueker
Paul V. Renz
Algoa Tarm
T. F. Snicker
Gharies Schuttler
Henry LePage
Newspapers Uphold in Radio News Suit in New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 28 Judge Walter I. Gleason of Civil District Court ordered Radio Station WDSU to stop broadcasting news taken from the columns of the daily newspapers. The court issued an injunction to prevent further use of the newspapers' news content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Daily
Walter I. Gleason
Civil District
Court Today
WDSU
Arbuckle the film comic dies after party in New York
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle, famed film comedian, died at 45 from angina pectoris after celebrating the first anniversary of his third marriage. He had been attempting a comeback since the 1921 Virginia Rappe scandal. Arbuckle completed a Warner Brothers feature and had a troubled career, with early stage success and vaudeville roots. He was born in 1887, likely San Jose, California, and had three marriages. The news notes his earlier stardom, legal exoneration, and later obscurity amid protests against his films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Addie McPhail
Arbuckle
Long Island
Warner Brothers
Millons
Virginia Rappe
Artbuckle
San Francisco
Pickaninny
Frank Bacon
San Jose
Calif
Leon Errol
Orpheum Theater
Portland
Ore
Mack Sennett
Bathing Beauty
Kansas Movie
Smith Center
Kas
Arminta Durgee
Los Angeles
Doris Deane
Patty
Talking Pictures
Fatty” Arbuckle
Local Delivery Letters to Come Under 2-Cent Rate
Postmaster Ben Linhardt announces the two cent local delivery rate effective July 1 applies only to letters mailed for local delivery within Jefferson City. Local mail posted in depot drop boxes cannot be sorted for the next train and should not be used for routine local delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Linhardt
Bon
Jefferson City
Aifg
Ileneso Gauged From Poison Causes Death
Ileneso Schooler 26, salesman for L B Price Mercantile Co. died of uremic poisoning induced by drinking bichloride of mercury two weeks earlier. He swallowed the poison while visiting a companion, was taken to his brother’s home then to the hospital as his condition worsened. Born in Spicklard Missouri, he moved here in January to live with his brother and mother Mrs E Schooler. Survived by five sisters in Missouri and California. Body to be sent to Spicklard. funeral Saturday there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Schooler
L. B. Price Merchantile Co
E. Miller Street
Schooler
Paul Schooler
Case Avenue
Spicklard
E. Schooler
Chillicothe
Jack Coon
Jasson Harris
Trenton
Elmer Davis
Spickard
Ed Durham
Brookfield
Lee Hammon
Marysville
Calif
Judge Breuer awards Ida Happy and Martha Lauf judgments
In Cole County Circuit Court Judge Breuer issued $8,442.61 plus $126.63 interest to Ida Happy in a suit over a deposited sum as trustee for Ida Happy, with Bertha E. Happy dismissed from the case. He also awarded Martha Lauf $1,670 from the estate of the late John Weigerson in a long running action against Frank Weigerson, the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breuer
Cole County Circuit Court
Ida Happy
A. W. Happy
Cole County Bank
Cole County
Bertha E. Happy
Martha Lauf
Frank Weigerson
John Weigerson
Kansas High Court to Hear Beer Rebellion Case
The Kansas Supreme Court may take up the Perry Lundy and Fred Owston appeal Monday. Lundy and Owston, Hutchinson proprietors, were sentenced to six months for contempt after continuing to sell 3.2 beer despite Reno County injunctions. County Attorney Max Wyman and attorney Eustice Smith seek an early hearing, with opinions split on whether the court will rule on Kansas law regarding 3.2 beer sales or limit to contempt of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peka
Kans
Kansas Supreme Court
Perry Lundy
Fred Owston
Hutchinson Iund
Lundy
Owston
Reno County District Court
Supreme Court
Eustice Smith
Max Wyman
Smith
Attornneys
Kansas
Negro Deminered Heroism Saves Child In Hill Crash
In Kansas City a 10 year old African American boy Edward Dukes leapt into an auto rolling down a steep hill, pushing 3 year old Virgie Richardson to safety. The car struck the curb and overturned, pinning his leg under the vehicle and necessitating amputation. Virgie escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kans
Virgie Richardson
Edward Dukes
Virgie
Edward
Bank Probe Sheds Light On Prominent Figures In Tax Case
Senate banking committee hearings reveal Ferdinand Pecora inviting prominent industrial figures including Charles E. Mitchell and Perry A. Rockfeller to share in profits from Kuhn, Loeb securities. A tax classification shift inquiry is urged after Kahn reports paying foreign income tax but none in the U S, with $4,480 cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles E. Mitchell
Perry A. Rockfeller
New York
Senate
Kuhn, Loeb & Company
L. M. Baldwin
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Ferdinand Pecora
Simiar
J. P. Morgan and Company
Internal Revenue Bureau
Otto Eshn
Pecora
Kahn
Kahn, Lobe and Company
Great Britain
McDonald Narcotic Trial Nears Close in Springfield
Springfield, June 29 AP The bitterly contested narcotic conspiracy trial of W. J. McDonald of Kansas City, former federal agent, neared its end this afternoon. McDonald testified that many morphine prescriptions obtained in Springfield for Jesse W. Brown the stool pigeon were “the only honest way to keep him going.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
W. 9. McDonald
Kansas City
Jesse W. Brown
McDonald
Schwartz Succeeds Scwartz in City Building Role
Mayor Means Ray announced the appointment of Ed Schwartz, Republican, as city building inspector. The confirmation will occur at the July City Council meeting, likely the second Monday. Council will skip next Monday night due to Independence Day travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Means Ray
Ed Schwartz
Henry Ells
Confederate veteran, 91, dies by own action in pond
A. F. Lovell, 91, Confederate veteran, drowned himself at his son Claude Lovell's home near Eolia Missouri. The body was found by his son today in a pond. The incident occurred last night in Louisiana, Missouri, according to AP dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
A. F. Lovell
Claude
Eolia
Rob Seneca Bank Cashier Kidnapped in Heist
Three robbers raided the State Bank of Seneca this afternoon, kidnapped the cashier, and fled in an automobile on U. S. Highway 60 toward the Oklahoma line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca, Mo
Seneca
U. S. Highway No. 60
Oklahoma Line
St Louis Day Force S Radically Cut
East St Louis June 29 AP Walter F Carroll Deputy Prohibition Administrator in charge of the Eastern Federal District of Illinois received notice today that he and eight agents are to be indefinitely furloughed next Friday. Temperature 98 at government thermometer on Swift's Highway this afternoon. It was the week's highest reading and three degrees below the 101 for the summer top.
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East ST. Louis
Tit
Walter F. Carroll
Prohibition
Baderal
Illinois
Swift
World Wheat Carryover Forecast by Government
Washington June 29 AP The Bureau of Agricultural Economics says the world wheat carryover in principal exporting countries as of dry 1 may reach 50 million bushels above last year. U S crop may be short of domestic needs but carryover and new crop could yield a surplus for export. Prices rise due to dollar depreciation while world market stays very low. Some importing countries like Germany and France show larger stocks than a year ago.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
United States
Bureau
Germany
France
Carnera Weighs In With 59 1 2 Pound Lead For Big Fight
In New York on June 23 AP reports heavyweight champion Jack Sharkey weighed 201 pounds at the New York State Athletic Commission scales for tonight’s Madison Square Garden bout. Primo Carnera tipped the scales at 260 1 2 pounds, a 59 1 2 pound advantage the largest seen among heavyweight title contenders.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
State Athletic Commission
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Long Inland City
Carnera
Emece Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Toledo
Woman Burned in Gallaway Home Leaves Five Dead
Mrs Elsie Plummer of New Bloomfield dies from burns after gasoline stove explosion at family farm home. She was 34, survived by husband A B Plummer and son Ernest 17. Born in Town, family moved near New Bloomfield a year ago. Body to Des Moines with funeral in Sunday. interment there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Flummer
Callaway County
New Bloomfield
Plumer
A. B. Plummer
Inspection of soil erosion camps by federal and state officials
Federal and state officials directing conservation camp work in Missouri depart for northeast Missouri to inspect erosion camps for war veterans at Macon Queen City and Brookfield. Lieut Col Ralph Talbot executive officer of the Missouri Military District of the Civilian Conservation Corps Lt Ralph Talbot Jr Maj Chas Maxwell Medical Corps with Wilbur C Buford state game and fish commissioner procurement officer for emergency conservation work in Missouri will conduct the inspections. Talbot is a grandson of former Governor Charles Henry Hardin of Missouri.
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Missouri
Ralph Talbot
Missouri Military District
Civilian Conservation Corps
Ralph Talbot, Jr
Chas. Maxwell
Wilbur C. Buford
Wheat market in Chicago and Kansas City tightens near finish
Heavy rains in Illinois and parts of Wisconsin dampened bullish sentiment as wheat traded choppily in Chicago with some rallies fading. In Kansas City futures moved erratically, ending with small gains of one to two cents on the day amid mixed trading and volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wilnois
Kansas City
Roosevelt lunches at coastal village in Maine
President Franklin D Roosevelt arrived off Lubec on the Ambeer jack It in the early afternoon and anchored for lunch. He planned to continue to Campo Bello Ts land, N B a short sail away later this afternoon.
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Quebec
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lubec
Campo Bello Tsland
N. B
Cood Will Tour 10 Aims to Boost Local Trade
Local merchants plan a July 11 motor caravan tour through Cole and Osage counties to promote Jefferson City merchants and the Missouri State Fair. O. Hanes of the Chamber of Commerce and James Houchin will lead, with T. F. Lucker assisting. The tour seeks to spur buying by county residents and support exhibits for Sedalia in August, also promoting the Jefferson City Horse Show on July 19. The caravan will visit all Cole county villages and Osage county hamlets.
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Cole County
Westphalia
Meta
Osage County
Jefferson City
O. Hanes
Chamber of Commerce
James Houchin
T. F. Lucker
Houchin
Cole
Sedalia
Barbecue Meeting Sold Out at Lake of the Ozarks Event
Arrangements are complete for a Lake of the Ozarks Association and Chamber of Commerce barbecue at the airport tonight at 6 30. All 350 places were sold by noon, with possible cancellations freeing seats for others. Governor Park and others will speak around 7 20 followed by a cinema showing on the Lure of the Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake of the Oazrks
Chamber of Commerce
Governor Park
Miss Lucille Lueckenhoff Wins Ninth Free Trip Contest
Miss Lucille Lueckenhoff winner of the ninth free world's fair trip contest conducted by the News-Tribune and 32 local merchants with 686,584 total votes. She won by 9,883 votes over nearest rival John Nienhauser who had 56,796. Willard Gurwell’s 18,256 votes were disqualified when he withdraws late. Judges named from Graham Equipment Co., Scruggs-Guhiman Lumber Co., Central Dairy, and News-Tribune rep. One more contest remains in the ten week series. five girls and four boys have won trips to the Century of Progress Exposition so far. Previous winners include Dorothy Dulle, Mary Louise Kruse, Dorothy Pohlmann, Robert Huegel, Vernon Deno, Mary K Curtius, Donald Butler, William Addiwan, and Mise Lueckenhoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Lueckenhoff
George Lueckenhoff
Cherry Street
The
News-Tribune
Lueckenhoff
John Nienhauser
Willard Gurwell
Dorothy Dulle
Mary Louise Kruse
Dorothy Pohlmann
Robert Huegel
Vernon Deno
Mary K Curtius
Donald Butler
William Addiwan
Mise Lueckenhoff
Flood Deluge Hits Northeast Missouri Towns
A cloudburst drenched two northeast Missouri counties, washing out railroad tracks on Santa Fe, Wabash, and Burlington lines near Kenwood, Kirksville, and Edina. Edina was isolated with extensive flooding, four highway workers rescued from a bridgel height, and crops and livestock damaged as rainfall records fell across Kirksville and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haroland
Missouri
Hurdland
Brashear
Edina
Santa Fe
Kenwood
Kirksville
Burlington
Quincy, Omaha & Kansas City Railroad
Henry A. Wallace
Chicago
Quincy
Port Windison
Drouth
Sablus
Macon
Hannibal
Moberly
McGee Identified in Kansas Bank Robbery Case
Kansas City June 3. George McGee, a confessed participant in the kidnapping of Mary McElroy, has been identified as one of the bandits who robbed the Bank of Perry Kansas of 5000 dollars. The report cites that the crime occurred in the Perry bank robbery case connected to the Agel era details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, MO
George McGee
Mary McElroy
Perry, Kans
En Agel
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Jzseph W. McQueen
Frisco
Algoa Farm
Ileneso
AN Circuit Court
Kansko
Negro
Yecora Funds
Mo. Pacific
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
U. S
Wasitington
Fletcher
Senate Banking Committee
Schwartz
Scwartz
ROB Seneca Bank
Guv’t
America
Gallaway
Roosevelt
Coastal Village
COOD
Trip
Wallace
Lves
Teeronte Wallace
Ralph W. Simpson
Frank Trunnell
Dean Hedrick
Earl Freemen
j@ clubhouse
Henry Hubbard
Fabius
Keokuk
Here
Millard
Wabash
McGee
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