Oklahoma Governor urges quick action on taxes for schools
Oklahoma City May 24 AP Governor William H Murray told a special session the state faces financial chaos for schools unless income, sales and cigarette tax measures from the regular session become effective July 21. He condemned petition circulators, urged reenactment with emergency clauses, and pressed immediate passage of tax bills to avert crisis.
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Oklahoma City
William H. Murray
Oklaoma
Oklahoma
J. K. Carpenter
Department
Commission
Beckett
A. 5
J. Shaw
Shaw
Murray
Carpenter
House
Senate
County Assessors Elect Officers During State Meeting
County assessors from across the state gathered to receive instructions from the State Tax Commission and elected officers for the coming year. T. McIntyre of Marion County was chosen president, G. K. Meyer of Gasconade County became vice president, and W. A. Bassman of Cole County was named secretary and treasurer.
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State Tax Commission
T. McIntyre
Marion County
Assessors' Association
G. K. Meyer
Gasconade
W. A. Bassman
Cole
Winds in Northwest Caused Five Deaths
NorthWest winds caused five deaths and injured many others across the region. A farmer named Harold Lamb near New Leipzig North Dakota lost four children when his home was destroyed by wind. Frank Foss of Sioux City Iowa, a farmer, was electrocuted by a high tension wire. Local lines and crops were damaged amid widespread destruction.
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T. Paul
Arold Lamb
New Ipzig
N. D
Fie Lamb
Frank Foss
Leavenworth Bank Robbery Suspect Claims Illness Motive
Joe Parello charged with participation in the April 3 bank robbery admitted in Leavenworth court that he was in the city to collect a bootlegger's debt rather than involved in the heist. He traveled from Kansas City to collect $80, naming the liquor dealer sought by investigators. Sam Marro, arrested with Parello, testified he drove the car and that a Kansas City friend lent the getaway vehicle. Marro's mother, speaking through an interpreter, supported the tale. Other witnesses included two self described bootleggers backing Parello. The case was expected to go to the jury, with more defendants to follow. The robbers wounded one man with gunfire during the pursuit.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Joe Parello
First National Bank
Kansas City
Parello
Sam Marro
Marro
Antonio Marro
Talian
Pareto
Parelto
Sire
Kidnap attempt targets 4 year old in Joliet
In Joliet Illinois a kidnapper tried to abduct Shirley Mae Calkins from her bed as blood smeared notes threatened her life. The assailant entered after cutting wires and breaking a pane to unlatch a door, then fled when her mother screamed. Police linked the threats to a maid arrested for jewelry theft.
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Calkins
Culking
Ates
Missing Men and Farm Murder Rumors Surface in Eldon Case
Kansas City report details long unsolved deaths and disappearances linked to Eldon Missouri. C T Babcoke found dead on a farm in 1930 with bloodstains and a worn rug. George Bahcoke vanished decades earlier with a note of return in 60 years. Jim Butler, stepfather of Oliver and Frank Richardson, also reported missing. Mrs Babcoke sues Thompson over cattle and an estate dispute continues.
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Joe Bahcoke
Toade
George Bahcoke
Charles T. Bahcoke
A&a
Jim Butler
Richardson Brothers
Asz Gunn
Bahcoke
Babcoke
Kansas City
Thompson
Marshal Gunn
Kansas City, Kas
Elfen Picton
Eldon
C.T Babcoke
Blairstown
Linn
Missouri Highway Department
Butter
Oliver
Frank Richardson
City in Arkansas legalizes beer in Magnolia
Magnolia will license 3.2 per cent beer for $30 per year, a first in dry Arkansas. The ordinance spurred debate over legality and the state honesty law, with Mayor W. O. Collins among four in favor as opponents argued the 3.2 beer ruling. Confectioner patrons skew male with hard center candies selling widest.
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Magnolia
Ark
Arkansas
Louisiana
W. O. Collins
Public School Activities End for the Year
Public school activities wrap up with awards at the senior high assembly. Honor Society honors, a winning short story prize, and scholarships highlight the term. Recipients include Miss Catherine Gilliland, Roger Stilwell, Miss Virginia Henfold, and George Bruns, with diplomas and certificates conferred.
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Eleanor Kallenbach
National Honor Society
Maurice Payne
Warren Wryrick
Dean G. J. Linker
He College
Catherine Gilland
Post-Tribune
Gilliland
Dr. Gilliland
Locust Street
Fannie
Cole County Bank
Roger Stilwell
W. S. and
Cumbia
College St
Stillwell
Tus
Adent
Virginia
Wood
Awood
Bennyman
Wi Seh
Exchange National Bank
George Bruns
Verage
Assembly
Plomas
Tonier
Arts
Erle Rhodes
Mayree George
Herbert Schultz
Smith
Roger
Henry
Lois Beagle
Eveler
Eyn Kruse
Royal
Herbert J, Ousley
Mildred Marie Ows
Rie Payne
Tom Haley
Ma Parrish
Alice N. Pohlman
Henrietta Porth
Dorothy Iq. Prenger
Edwin i. Prenger
Dwicht
Ira Philips
Leila Pyles
Ramsey
Alliene Reavis
Velma Reavis
Kenneth R. Robertson
Hazel Victoria Robertson
Lucille Rockelman
Elvin Rockelman
Martha Caroline Roesch
David
Ross
Charles Rost
Clifford I. Schell
Arthur Scheppers
Hermice M. Schmidt
Edmee Schroeder
James F. Schubert
Nadine Scott
Ticille M. Seifert
George Slanker
Mark Frederic Slicker
Dorothy V Stadler
Loraine M. Steiferman
Mildred Stillwell
Nora Margaret Stock
Samy Striegel
Joseph 3. Summers
Esther
Erna
Marie Wintermeyer
Thata
Final senior high school assembly at college auditorium
The final senior high school assembly of the term will be held at 9 o'clock this morning at the college auditorium.
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Rosemary Addison
Opal
Nadine Adkinson
Robert Kemp Asel
Sarah Annette Baird
Dalton Bartlett
Joseph Bauer
Emma Marie Beavers
Edna E. Beck
Milo F. Beck
Adeline L. Blackburn
William C. Blair
Andrew Raymond Blochberger
Robert DB. Blosser
Frances H. Borghardt
William Maurice Brenton
Ruth Ann Brown
Ruby Bryan
Maxey Casey
Charlotte Louise Caseley
Dorothy Elizabeth Chapman
Frances Chapman
Jewel C. Coffelt
Ruth Collett
Leo
Howard M. Farbis
Leatha Frasher
Viola Fulkerson
Virginia May Glover
Fred G. Goodin
Grover Gray
Evelyn Gregory
Harries Gwinner
Joseph B. Heinrich
Loretta Ruth Hefty
Richard William Heidbreder
Dana Donald Heter
Cora C. Hilgedick
Ralph H. Hollerarth
Lois Jean Hope
Mary Lou Hornung
Lawrence J. Huegel, Jr
Fulah B
Edwin George Mueller
College
Impeachment Vote Expected Today Against Judge Louderback
In Washington on May 24 the Senate began closed door debate on impeachment charges against U S Judge Harold Louderback of California. Final verdict voting was expected to start around 6 p m.
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Washington
Senate
Harold Louderback
California
Two Year Old Girl Beaten to Death in Gary Indiana
A two year old girl, Mary Carolyn James, was found beaten to death near her Gary Indiana home. Deputy coroner Dr J Robert Dooty said the child’s skull was crushed by a rock in a swamp area. Police described the case as the work of a moron or maniac.
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Gary
Ind
Mary Carolyn James
J. Robert Dooty
Chain gang escape tale shocks St Louis police
Police in St Louis report Larry Goslen, 24, former University of Pennsylvania student, was arrested with blank checks and admitted escaping a Georgia chain gang. He claimed to have fled a Rome Georgia prison yard under fire from guards and to have killed three bloodhounds with his bare hands during the breakout.
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ST. Louis
Po J ‘Lice
Larry Goslen
University of Pennsylvania
Georgia
Rome
Monett Man Missing After Monday Drive
Search for J. Moore, 41 year old Monett produce merchant, continued with no results. He left home Monday morning aiming for Springfield, leaving worried wife and police fearing memory loss or foul play by a hitchhiker. The item ends with unrelated literary quotes.
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Monett
J. Moore
Morgan Loans Exposed in Senate Morgan Inquiry
Morgan officers name high profile loan recipients and large sums tied to the National City Bank plan. Testimony lists chief beneficiaries including John W. Davis and Charles G. Dawes while Pecora presses on the secrecy of client relations and the scope of Morgan money across banking and industry.
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J. PB
Morgan
Ferdinand Pecora
Pecora
Glass
New York
Assembly
New York State
George Whitney
John W. Davis
H. Davis
Charles G. Dawes
Mitchell
Charles
National City Bank
G Te
Whiteney
National City
Gorn Exchange Bank
Whitney
Pecova
The
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Morgan and Company
New York Stock Exchange
Financial settlements notice of multiple banks and individuals
Reed Lansing Guaranty Trust Reyburn Samuel W Guaranty Trust paid of December 16 1929 Stevens H Co Guaranty Trust Taylor Myron First National Bank of New York paid of March 2 1932 Tilney A A Bankers Trust paid oft October 22 1928 Whitney Richard Corn Exchange
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Morgan
Washington
Morgan Company
3. P. Morgan
Senate
Carry
Continental Bank
Conway
Guarantye Trust
Davis
Norman
Leonard
Clifford M
Manville
Pleasantville National Bank
Atatston
Edgard
Guaranty Trust
Merseles
Theodore
Seaboard National Bank
Milbank
Albert G
Mitchell
National City Bank— Morray
Murphy
G.M. P
Potter
William Co
Shararity Trust
Osser, Seward
Bankers
Special Ascension Services at Churches
Special Ascension Day services announced for St Peters Church Thirdday with masses at :30, 7:30, and 10 o'clock. During the 7:30 mass the final children will receive their first Holy Communion. Additional services planned tomorrow morning at Grace Episcopal Church at 10 o'clock.
TINERANT IS KILLED IN FALL FROM TRAINS
Unidentified man about 50 found near Missouri Pacific tracks two miles east of Otterville with a broken neck and bruised face. Dressed in a business suit under overalls, he likely died in a fall from a train. A clothing bundle marked FLD was found nearby. inquest held at Otterville.
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Sedalia
Missouri Pacific
Otterville
Standard Laundry and Linen Company of
Kansas City
United States Signals Flexible Step for World Peace Pact
GENSYVA SWITZERLAND May 2 AP The United States took another push toward the disarmament conference by outlining its readiness to commit to a world peace organization. Norman H. Davis, ambassador at large, said the United States would make any unilateral declaration that upon breach of the art and Kellogg peace pact America will confer with the powers.
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Gensyva
Switzerland
United States
Organization of World Peace
Norman H. Davis
America
Barton Baby Born to J C and Wife at McCarty Street
Mr and Mrs J C Barton announce the birth of a daughter at the hospital this morning. The couple reside at 820 East McCarty Street.
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J. C. Barton
E. McCarty Street
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