Meyer Defends Self and Hires an Attorney
Dr. Max F. Meyer a psychology professor at the University of Missouri defends himself amid a sex questionnaire controversy. He says he acts to defend the university and personal honor and will be represented by Kansas City lawyer Leland Hazard at a curators hearing. Witnesses from students and faculty will testify as Meyer faces accusations of impropriety and calls for administration defense.
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Columbia
Max F. Meyer
University of Missouri
Southern Society of Philosophy and Psychology
Nashville
Leland Hazard
Kansas City
Missouri University
Hazard
Meyer
Appeal for Deep Waterways in Senate
Twenty one Senators from sixteen states urged development of a nine foot channel in the upper Mississippi river. Senator Shipstead submitted the petition to the Senate Commerce Committee as hearings on the House Rivers and Harbors Bill resumed. They asked for an additional authorization of 15 million dollars and stressed the Missouri River Navigation Association and Omaha Chamber of Commerce officials backing the request. They noted 12 million original authorization with 1.8 million spent and named Kansas City to Sioux City as the key inland waterways project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mississippi River
Shipstead
Minnesota
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
George
J. Miller
Missouri River Navigation Association
O. B.child
Omaha Chamber of Commerce Transporttation Bureau
Upper Mississippi
Miller
Child
Kansas City
Sioux City
Indictments Grow Over Jake Booze Sales Across Nation
Dayton May 13 AP Seventy three persons across the country were indicted by a federal grand jury in connection with alleged sales of fluid extract of ginger jake a deadly contraband. Named defendants include Austin Dolan Boston Leo B Dreyfoos Cincinnati Irving S Wolfe Altoona Myron E Kennedy George Henningan Marion Dock Pierce Lon Yockum Middlesboro P D Whitehurst Corinth ill Brothers Walter Anderson Sam Wheelock Frank E Linet Abraham Michaels John J Meeveigh Hub Products Co Boston and others.
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Dayton
Jake
Austin Dolan
Boston
Mass
Leo B. Dreyfoos
Cincinnati
Irving S. Wolfe
Altoona
Myron E. Kennedy
George Henningan
Marion
Ind
Dock Pierce
Lon Yockum
Middlesboro
P. D. Whitehurst
Corinth
Miss
Ill Brothers
Brooklyn
N. Y
Walter Anderson
New York City
Sam Wheelock
Johnson City
Tenn
Frank E. Linet
Abraham Michaels
John J. MeeVeigh
The
Hub Products Co
Soviet Ambassador Meets British Queen at Buckingham Palace
London May 13 AP Queen Mary received Soviet Ambassador Sokolnikoff and Madame Sokolnikoff at Buckingham Palace. They remained in her private apartments briefly. Earlier Sokolnikoff was received by the Prince of Wales. King George was ill and not receiving foreign envoys amid speculation about his stance toward a government linked to the former czar.
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London
Mary
Czar
Nicholas
Intensive Search for Child Slayer in Des Moines
Des Moines May 13 AP intensive search continues for the slayer of Evelyn Lee a nine year old schoolgirl whose body was found on the city outskirts yesterday six men were arrested last night four released after questioning with no conclusive evidence against the remaining two police focus on an unnamed man suspected of molesting school children in southeast Des Moines in recent weeks the city scene of the crime
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Des Moines
Evelyn Lee
Iron Worker Killed After Fall at Coco Gola Building
James Traynor of Cuba Missouri died today in St Louis after falling 25 feet from an iron rail on the second story of the Coco Gola building where he worked as a structural iron worker. The rail gave way as he was securing it.
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ST. Louis
James Traynor
Cuba
Coco Gola
Labor Riots Wound Several at Kansas City Armoured Hotel
In Kansas City on May 13 a mob of about 75 attacked ten nonunion workers at an Armour Boulevard 11 story hotel under construction. A carpenter, Clifford Boyle, was knocked 12 feet to the ground and seriously injured, while others sustained cuts and bruises. Police arrived after the mob dispersed. no arrests reported.
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Kansas City
Armour Boulevard
Robert Gillham Road
Clifford Boyle
Allegs Orny
Boyle
Clyde Manor
Stone Masons
Hod Cartiers Union
Charles S. Calla
Not Dry At Heart Hoover Letter Read To Senate Panel
A letter from Capt. William H. Slayton, chairman of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, describes President Hoover as not dry at heart but dry because of potential profit in votes. The letter to Herbert L. Clark of Philadelphia was read to the Senate lobby investigation committee in Washington.
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Hoover
William H. Slayton
The
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Herbert L. Clark
Philadelphia
Senate Lobby Investigation Committee
Washington
Oil shares spark late-day lift in uneven market
Financial news from New York reports a dull morning give way to a late rally as petroleum issues lift stocks along with utilities and steels. Year to date petroleum demand runs 8 to 10 percent ahead, while some oils reach fresh peaks and diversified names like Du Pont and Coca Cola climb.
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Claude A. Jagger
New York
Utilities and Steels
W. F. Warren
Hall Printing
Standard of N. J. Standard of
Kansas
General Asphalt
Houston
A. 5. Steel
A. M. Byers
Michigan Steel
du Pont
Underlyood El-lrott
Eastman Kodak
Air Reduction
Veterans and Auxiliary Gather for Missouri State Convention
Seven colored veterans from Shaw Post St Louis welcomed at the Missouri state event. Vets Andrey Evans and James Jones, both 82, recount wartime service. Boy Scouts asked to join 8:30 AM Wednesday parade from Missouri Hotel to the Capitol with flags. Banquet and ball for Sons and Auxiliary at New Central Hotel 7 PM. Rotunda reception for Allied Organizations follows. Tomorrow schedule includes march, House assembly, tablet dedication, and camp fire at Junior College.
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Missouri
Shaw
St. Louis
Andrey Evans
17Th
U. S. Colored Infantry
Nashville, Tenn
James Jones
Marine Fleet
Mississippi
Court House
Missouri Hotel
Capitol
Sons and Auxiliary
Sons of the Grand Army of the Republic
New ‘Central Hotel
State Capitol
State Capitol Building
Col
A. N. Seaber
Col. A. Ginx
House of Representatives
Charles‘. Mitchell
Banqnet
Daughters of Union
Junior College
Bootleggers seized in Kansas raids net six stills
Twenty four arrests and the confiscation of six stills and more than 5900 gallons of whisky were announced by George H. Wark, 15th district Federal Prohibition Administrator, as results of raids in Reno and Sedgwick counties conducted last night and today.
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Topeka
George H. Wark
15Th District
Prohibition
Reno
Sedgwick
West Point Football Captain Cagle Faces Dismissal
AP dispatches reveal Christian Keener Cagle married August 25, 1928 in Gretna Louisiana. West Point officials forecast immediate dismissal after his marriage violated academy rules and a certificate of marriage was filed with his resignation on May 13.
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Gagle
Gretna
Louisiana
Associated Press
West Point
Cagle
New Orleans
Jefferson Parish
Christian Keener Cagle
Marian Munford Naile
New Roads
Christan Keener Cagle
United States Miliary Academy
William R. Smith
War Department
Washington
Christian Keener
Military Academy
Army
Gretna Justice certifies ages for Cagle couple
George J. Trauth Justice of the Peace in Gretna certified the record. Each party stated an age of 23 years. Cagle gave New Orleans as his address. Mrs. Cagle departed yesterday aboard the Victoria to New York.
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George’ J. Trauth
Cantley appoints R. E. McKigsick special deputy
S. L. Cantley the state finance commissioner announced in Marville that R. E. McKigsick is named special deputy to liquidate Farmers Trust Company which closed April 2. He said the move will not interfere with plans to organize a new bank and that liquidating agents for the Jackson bank will be named.
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Marlville
S. L. Cantley
RE. E. McKigsick
Farmers Trust Company
Cantley
Jackson Bank
Hoyt's Compound Ended 12 Years of Stomach Pain
Will Meyer of Herrin Illinois credits Hoyt's Compound with restoring his health after twelve to thirteen years of rheumatic, stomach, and bowel issues. He reports relief from constant stomach trouble and constipation, praising the remedy and endorsing it to others. The product is sold at Tolson Drug Company in Jefferson City and by other druggists nationwide.
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Hoyt
Will Meyer
West Montay Street
Herrin
Ilinois
Jefferson City
Tolson Drug Company
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Self
Missouri LA
Grace Frieder
Park Avenue
Cuda
Maan
Louis
Group of
Callahan
Gate City Building Company
Inancial News
B.A
Veterans and Auxiliary
Creck
Associated Press Dispatch
BAYER
Investors Syndicate
En's Bank
A. J. Raithel CO
Madison St
Jefferson City, Mo
Frigidaire
General Motors
Frigidai Ire
First National
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