Enmity Highlighted in Trial Over Dr Lindsay’s Death
In Bethany, circuit court testimony linked long running feud between Dr John T Lindsay of Gilman City and George Kramer, convict in the death of Lindsay. Alva Lindsay and Hank Brown testified to threats and past insults, with the feud tracing to a disputed hand deal years ago.
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Bethany
John T. Lindsay
Gilman City
George Kramer
Lindsay
Alva Lindsay
St. Joseph
Slamman
Kramer
Hank Brown
Rey Lindsay
Brown
Auto Fails To Stop, Dry Deputies Kill Woman
Thelma Wooten, 24, is dead in Mobile Alabama after a car failed to stop for two sheriff's deputies who fired on the vehicle. Deputies G H Sullivan and C C Lane had their commissions revoked. prosecutor B B Chamberlain will pursue murder charges. No liquor was found. The report notes mental health defenses and self defense claims related to the shooting.
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Thelma Wooten
Mobile
Ala
Flo
Dr Irion Named Dean of Missouri Education Faculty
Dr T W H Irion, education professor at the University of Missouri, is named dean of the faculty of education and director of the summer session, succeeding Dean M G Neale who resigns to accept the presidency of the University of Idaho. President Walter Williams praised Neale and lauded Irion’s scholarship and teaching. Irion, born 1885 in Desperes, Missouri, holds degrees from Missouri, Columbia University, and has 25 years teaching experience, including eight years at Springfield State Teachers College. Elephants valued between 2500 and 5000 dollars, Indian elephants typically the costlier.
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Columbia, Mo
T.W. H. Irlon
University of Missouri
Faculty of Education
M. G. Neale
University of Idaho
Walter Williams
University
Williams
Neale
Idaho
Missouri
Irion
Desperes
St. Louis County
Cape Girardeau State Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
Springfield State Teachers College
Saffee's Woman's Wear buyer in St Louis on trip
S. E. Saffee of Saffee's Women's Wear was in St Louis for a buying trip. Local social notes mention Dr and Mrs James Hill returning from Ha Ha Tonka, various residents traveling to Columbia for the University of Missouri, and several county residents visiting St Louis, Kansas City and Springfield for conferences, conventions, and family visits.
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S. E. Saffee
St. Louis
Saffee
Women's Wear
James Hill
Ha Ha Tonka
J. H. Ringo
McCarty
Henry Ringo
John Moffitt
Kansas City
Moffltt
Hugh Stephens
Columbia
University of Missouri
Frank Thilly
Cornell University
Hawes Attacks Hoover at Democratic Platform Speech
Senator Harry B. Hawes condemned the Hoover record at the Democratic platform convention. He blasted the Republican administration for failed policy, extra sessions, and a push for more presidential power, urging a decisive Democratic victory in 1932. The speech also notes a tax burden on farmers and consumers and criticizes secrecy in a proposed tariff commission. The talk ends with Hawes promising Democratic support and acknowledging six wild cat species in the United States.
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Hoover
Harry B. Hawes
Hawes
Republican Party
Congress
Tariff Commission
Washington
Coolidge
Missouri Survey Commission Chairman Defends Tax Burden
Theodore Gary, head of the Missouri Survey Commission, rebutted Dean Isador Goeh’s charge, stating tangible property makes up 20 percent of Missouri wealth and explaining the commission’s tax equalization plan. He criticized Associated Industries for misleading claims and said local and state government revenue totals exclude roads, while tangible property bears about 94 percent of the tax burden.
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Macon
Isador Goeh
Washington University School of Finance
Theodore Gary
Missouri Survey Commission
Gary
Associated Industries of Missouri
Dean Loeb
Survey Commission
Commission
Missouri
Battle Against Pestilence in Santo Domingo After Hurricane
The battle against pestilence in Santo Domingo intensifies with international medical aid, 12 doctors and 14 nurses arriving from Puerto Rico. Water supplies via an aqueduct are being repaired, taps ordered closed to reduce waste, and U S sailors assist Dominican guards in quelling food riots at a wharf as relief rations delay. Over 1,200 injured across 13 hospitals receive care amid gangrene risk. cremations proceed due to heavy fatalities.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Porto Rico
Dominican Guardian
United States
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Michigan
Arnhold Motor Sales
Oldsmobile Sales & Service Co
Capitol Ave
Rudy
Agnes O'Loughlin
Rudy Vallee
George Jordan
Wilford Bruns
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Hay Wolfe
Glasgow
Holloway Smith
Mareland Avenue
Mrs. Lighter
Cincinnati
C. O. Millsap
Sue Ann
Charles Mitchell
Mable Johnson
Amy Fairbrother
Secretary of State’s Office
Ruby Tinney
State Auditor's Office
Price Stone
Eldon
Cole County
Stone
Charles Johns
Fred Johns
Topeka
Kansas
E. c. Ott
May Hilburn
State Beard of Charities
Springfield
Hollister
Webb City
Mr. Hilburn
Ruth Anne Brown
Abe Brown
Horner Institute
Miss Brown
Mary Virginia Mosby
Dorothy Roberts
United States Bureau of Education
Josephine Baker
Deauville
BART
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Hollerorth
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Missouri Hotel
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