Now California atmosphere at the White House
California hospitality pervades the White House six months into Mrs Hoover's tenure. The rooms, grounds, and guest spaces reflect Palo Alto styling with flag floored bowers under magnolias and informal, comfortable corners. Mrs Hoover, a longtime hostess, has arranged furniture by period while preserving dignified formality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Forman
Associated Press
Washington
White House
Hoover
California
New England
Galvin Coolidge
Palo Alto
Hoovers
Lincoln
Global Wheat Stockpiles Test North American Elevators
North America holds a record wheat stockpile totaling 280 million bushels with 195 million in the United States and 83 95 million in Canada. Markets respond with declines in Chicago wheat and mixed moves in corn and oats as Argentina harvest timetables loom. Joe Deaton hosts a high school dance at Junior College with Night Owl orchestra and faculty chaperons.
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John P. Boughan
Associated Press
Chicago
United States
America
Canada
Europe
Argentina
North America
Canadian
Prairie Provinces
Joe Deaton
Junior College
Night Owl
Veryone
Town Notes Run Through Busy Weekend in St Louis Area
Round the town column lists numerous visitors and travelers including former Governor Hyde, Miss Peters and Mrs. Mayer visiting in Columbia Sedalia and St Louis. several locals depart for business trips Philadelphia Chicago Louisville and Warrensburg. social events include a Friday night dance at Gem Ballroom with Cholly Storm's orchestra and an Ice Breaker Ball at Rothwell Gymnasium with three orchestras.
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Gem Ballroom
Cholly Storm
Rothwell Gymnasium
Lawyers urged reform to enforce Prohibition policy
Charles Hay told the Colorado Bar Association that opponents of the eighteenth amendment must accept its national Prohibition role. He urged vigorous reorganization of criminal procedure, noting reforms are needed but arguing that many escape punishment due to administration flaws as well as technical defects.
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Colorado Spring
Colo
Colorado Bar Association
United States
Coolidge
Charles Hay
St. Louis
Hay
Missouri
Hoover
Three acquittals in Hagerty murder case at Wyandotte
Detroit Sept 21 AP Ralph A Weod Cecil Holt and Herbert L Sillivan were acquitted of Ambrose L Hagerty death at Wyandotte on Jan 9 by a Wayne County Circuit Court jury after under five hours deliberation. Crowds were photographed, the event hailed as a dance success, and social notices followed including birthdays and a Missouri university Ice Breaker Ball attendance.
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Detroit
Ralph A Weod
Cecil Holt
Herbert L. Sillivan
Ambrose L. Hagerty
Wyandotte
Wayne County
Reorganization of Missouri farm groups favored
In Chillicothe Missouri a Friday night meeting of representatives from the Farmers Union the Farm Bureau and the Farm Clubs of Missouri paved the way for a complete reorganization to cooperate with the U S Farm Board The plan calls for consolidating the Farmers Union and Farm Bureau into the Missouri Federation of Agriculture with member rights to designate the national organization for his cues The Missouri Farmers Association did not act and North Missouri farm clubs attended to explore marketing agency cooperation with the consolidation and board supporters urged efficiency in cooperative marketing
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Chillicothe
Missouri
Federal Farm Board
Chillico
Farmers Union
Farm Bureau
Farm Clubs of Missouri
Bethjany
Missouri Federation of Agriculture
National Farm Bureau
Missouri Farmers Association
Farm Clubs
Stock Market Slumps Then Rallies In Heavily Traded Session
The market opened with heavy selling signaling a speculative overhang as many leaders fell while some issues hit new highs. Investment trusts loosened up, large London troubles cited, and several blue chips including Texas & Pacific and International Telephone posted losses before a late rally lifted Public Utilities and some industrials. Total volume neared 1.8 million shares as the session closed on a cautious note.
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Stanley W. Prenosil
Associated Press
New York
Powls
London
Mexican Seaboard
California
National Cash Register
American Telephone
Westinghouse Electric
Union Pacific
International Telephone
General Electric
U. S. Steel
Texas & Pacific
Aviation Corporation
Bart Warner
Columbia Gas
Public Service of New Jersey
American & Foreign Power
Novi American
Foster Wheeler
Sterling
C Burroughs
Frank G Shattuck
Ghicasa Passe Teo
Wanted nicely furnished fat three or four rooms
Classified ad seeks a nicely furnished three or four room flat or house. Contact number 907 Black with calls between 2 and 3 on Sunday or 5 and 6 on Monday. Date indicated 9-21-3ta.
Quit to Halt Construction of Dam 3 Filed
Two suits were filed in Camden County circuit court seeking to halt the Osage River dam project. Morgan M. Moulder, prosecuting attorney, leads actions against Union Electric Light and Power Company and related entities. The petition also challenges a county contract for disposal of property tied to the project as irregular and unauthorized.
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Linn Creek
Osage River
Bag Pell
Camden County
Morgan M. Moulder
Union Electric Light and Power Company
Union Electric Land and Investment Company
Stone & Webster
Missouri Hydro-Electric Power Company
Union Electric
Missouri Public Service Commission
Federal Power Commission
Filibuster Injected Into Tariff Debate
Washington September 21 AP Following the use of the word filibuster in the tariff debate the Senate voted to meet at 11 a.m. next Monday to speed action on the bill. The move came with conditions from Blaine and Simmons that the Senate not be kept late in the afternoon. Blaine warned that some senators would debate to block passage if needed to ensure time to study provisions.
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Washington
Senate
Watson
Indiana
Blaine
Wisconsin
Simmons
North Carolina
Cr Blaine
Hold Pharmaagists on Whisky Charges
Three pharmacists faced federal warrants for allegedly handling whiskey prescriptions written by Dr. Clarence M. Westerman of St. Louis, violating their liquor permits. Westerman was charged yesterday with violations of his permit to issue whiskey prescriptions. The warrants allege sales without medical exams and actions implying threats linked to Linn Creek’s incorporation.
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ST. Louis
Clarence M. Westerman
Westerman
McLaughlin Flees Mountain Cabin Siege Near Fort Smith
Arkansas officers from three counties sought Neil Mc Laughlin a former convict who vanished from his barricaded mountain cabin after a late Thursday raid. The tense siege ended with an empty cabin and authorities fearing he fled in the night despite gunfire and a lengthy search across rugged terrain. Mrs McLaughlin was seen leaving and returning in a car during the standoff.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Neil McLaughlin
McLaughlin
National Guard
Mack B. Ledgerwood
Mrs. McLaughlin
Fire Truck and Cars Collide in St Louis
St Louis on September 21 AP two persons seriously injured when a fire truck and two street cars collide at an intersection. The east bound car derailed and traffic tied up about ten minutes. Injured are Harry Berne 33 fireman on the back step and Raymond Busch 22 passenger. Several others shaken up.
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ST. Louis
Harry Berne
Raymond Busch
Perjury Charge Looms in Pantages Trial Tale
Los Angeles AP reports in the Mrs. Alexander Pantages case that prosecutors plan perjury charges against two defense witnesses after conflicting statements about the Rokumoto crash. The second degree murder trial awaits final jury summations as witnesses face cross examination and physicians testify on the alleged anaesthetic.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
James P. Costello
Mmne
Pantages
Juro Rokumoto
Har~old Jones
Rawmoto
Jones
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Miss. Frances Crump
William James
Virginia Street
Autti M Hyde
Tom Menteer
Lee Kirk
Columbia
Joe Kuster
Miss Peters
Robert Marshall
Cyril Trannel
Harry Mayer
Miss Theeutlen
Sedalia
R. A. Pohlman
Busines
Mrs. Charles Johnson
Mrs
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Powell GC. Groner
C. L. Carr
Kansas City
Georgina Raby
Sarah Schwaller
Adams Street
Jack Craig
The
Tom Cheatham, Jr
Philadelphia
Addie Yost
Wallace Yost
City
Mr. Yost
Warrensburg
E. J. Manning
Fiber Craft Chann Company
Louisville
Kentucky
Sam McCartney
Webster Groves
Estus Crutcher
That City
J. J. O'Brien
William O’brien
Paul Baylis
Springfield
Jesse Wyatt
Wiley Hayes
Missouri University
Harry Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Eugene Bone
Emmy Sutton
Henry Lichman
Westminster College
Fulton
Mrs. Mischener, Jr
Frances Jane Rosback
Blanche Say
East High
R. E. McDonald
Lexington
Rev. McDonald
Methodist Church
Chris Kach
Guthrie S. Birkhead
Christian Church of
Christian Church
James B. Gantt
G. P. Hough
Ms. Gantt
Mildred Heidbreder
G. H. Heidbreder
Bagnell
Heidbreder
Bagnetl
Chas. M. Hay
Harry Griffin
Nolen Wrightsman
E. J. Griffin
Frances Crump
Kenneth Tyler
Rupert McGrevor
St. Peters Choir
Herman Meyer
Catherine Boer
Lewise Dulle Secretar Escor Theodore Haar
Lischwe
Missouri Pacific
J. E. Coles
Hotard
Kansas
American Optical Company
Coles
U.S. Board
Jex-Gonigt
Big Posse
First National Bank of
Jefferson City
Harry J. Bruegging
Jack
Jill
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