Nine New Prizes and Awards for Jefferson City Schools
Jefferson City Schools will offer nine new prizes and awards from businesses, civic groups, and patriotic organizations. Awards span Junior College, Senior High, and Junior High levels, with specifics including a Short Story Cup, athletic and scholarship trophies, science prizes, and manual training honors. Additional prizes and future announcements are anticipated.
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Jefferson City
Supt
Wm. PF. Knox
Senor
Fast-Tribune
Cole County Bank Athletic
Exchange
National Bank
Cole County Medical Society
Kiwanis Manual Training Prize
Kiwanis Club
Character of slain soldier attacked in Reynolds murder trial
Kansas City March 13 AP A new attack on the character of Charles Schoonover Fort Leavenworth soldier tied to the murder case of Charles Reynolds continued in district court Reynolds with ex soldier confesses he killed Schoonover after Schoonover threatened him Reynolds said his early confession was a falsehood Major Davis testified narcotics can make a man confident pugna cious and egotistical Reynolds testified he slashed Schoonover with a medical instrument used by Schoonover in the attack The trial jury is expected tomorrow.
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Kansas City
Kans
Charles Schoonover
Fort Leavenworth
Ister
Reynolds
Leavenworth
Charles P. Davis
Althon
Fred R. White
Wyandotte
Schoonover
Post-Tribune Cooking School Draws Crowds
The Post-Tribune reports a cooking school lesson with Miss King teaching pie dough, budgeting and kitchen tips. Attendees and guests receive gifts from local businesses including a bank savings account, kitchen items, and baked goods.
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Post-Tribune Cooking School
Farmer testifies about wrong witness in Dimmick trial
In Maryville Missouri on March 13 AP report testifies farmer Prug Knorr saw a man beside a car pounding it as Dimmick a St Joseph draughtsman stands accused of beating wife to death. State seeks to prove Knorr was an actual witness while Mrs Courtney recalls insurance paper questions days before the death.
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Maryville
Mar
Prug Knorr
Charles D. Dimmick
St. Joseph
Dimmick
Walker to Take Stand in Marked Tree Murder Trial
Willis Walker of Wynne, Arkansas, prepared to testify in a murder trial over the death of Lena Waugh Gambell Walsh. The state seeks the death penalty, alleging Walker was a principal in the slaying, with testimony tracing him through Mississippi, Texas and Arizona. Defense calls character witnesses and questions circumstantial evidence, suggesting alternative crime locations near the Crittenden County line.
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Harrisburg
Ark
Willis Walker
Wynne
Lena Waugh Gambell Walsh
Wills Davis
Walker
Mississippi
Texas
Arizona
Jonesy
Walsh
Two Children Dead in Richmond House Fire
Donald Seek aged four and Dorothy Seek aged two were burned to death in Richmond Missouri when a vacant house they played in caught fire from matches. Neighbors saw them enter the building as flames engulfed the structure. firemen could not enter. Coroner A W Man Sur ordered the charred bodies removed. No inquest expected.
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Richmond
Donald Seek
Dorothy Seek
Ellis Seek
Arrangements for Marketing Blind School Products
Central Missouri Blind Association met at East High Street to arrange a permanent scheme for selling products made by blind students. A committee of Mrs. Ernst Gimonsen and Judge William Gundelfinger was named to locate a suitable site for work rooms and offices. Henry Guhileman noted rising product volumes and urged broader sales to support the school.
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Hough
A.M. Hough
First National Bank
Ernst Simonsen
School For the Blind
Central Missouri Blind Association
East High Street
Ernst Gimonsen
William Gundelfinger
Henry Guhileman
Jefferson City
State
Jury Comfort and Courtroom Tension During Local Trial
The jury, averaging under forty, is kept separate from nearly 100 witnesses who may testify only. Sheriff Groom oversees. spectators report the judge Westhues is stern yet humorous during recesses. Attendants include Mrs. Ames the welfare officer and Mrs. Broom with Laurel Virginia, plus Doyie Hart and others nearby.
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Nettie Ames
Broom
Laurel Virgina
Bus line permit rejected over jurisdiction claim
Missouri Commission dismisses St Louis Bubble Service Co bid to run a city bus route within St Louis citing the 1927 motor bus law which limits regulation of within city lines. The route listed stretched from Pershing to Euclid and Page Boulevard. In Maryville a judge travels to Nadaway county after a busy federal docket to listen to Charles Dimmick’s trial.
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State Public Service Commission
St. Louis
Terriory
la City
Maryville
Merrill E. Otis
Nadaway County
Missouri
Charles Dimmick
Missouri convict captured in Ohio identified in raid
Akron police said a raid uncovered four prison escapees and a woman linked to the H F Manes patrolman murder. Identifications included Bert Walker Frankie Mitchell Nathan King and Nellie Denny with aliases tied to Missouri, Oklahoma and Kansas City cases.
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Akron
Oho
Plen
H. F. Manes
Bert Walker
Frankie Mitchell
Nathan King
Nellie Denny
Walter
Manes
Missouri Penitentiary
Jefferson City
Iso
Thomas
Alexander
Mitchell
Kansas City
Charles Floye
Missouri
St. Louis
Bho
Pretty Bay" Smith
Kingin
Oklahoma City
Jack Arnsd
Nellie Maxwell
Greene County buys farm for delinquent boys program
Springfield Missouri March 13 AP the Green County Court bought a 121 acre farm near Springfield for an Industrial Home for Delinquent Boys at 24125 dollars to provide youth first offenders with work education and recreation under an approved program In Cambridge Massachusetts March 12 AP Harvard Observatory director Harlow Shapley announced Lowell Observatory Flagstaff Arizona reported discovery of the ninth major planet beyond Neptune unnamed and likely larger than Earth but smaller than Uranus
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Springfield
Green County Court
Cambridge
Mass
Harlow Shapley
Harvard Observatory
Lowell Observatory
Flagstaff
Arizona
Make Dresses Bright as New With Diamond Dyes
Diamond Dyes are easy to use and apply smoothly giving true even colors that resist fading through wear and washing. They contain pureiline ingredients and cost more to make, but you pay no rate or extra for them at all drug stores.
Pleasant Relief From Constipation
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe laxative alternative to calomel for constipation. It claims they renew beauty and energy by cleansing the system with a vegetable formula, urging nightly use before bed and noting olive color packaging with prices 30c and 60c.
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Edwards
Dr. Edwards
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