Balloonists to participate in Bennett race banquet
Nine balloonists from six countries will pilot bags in the James Gordon Bennett International Balloon Race starting in St. Louis. A banquet by the St. Louis Chamber of Commerce air board will set positions with the first ascent at 4 p.m. and subsequent launches every five minutes.
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ST. Louis
Air Board
United States
Germany
France
Belgium
Denmark
Argentina
William E. Kepner
L. J. Powell
Scott Field
United States Army
Lisut
T. G. W. Settle
Wilfred Bushner
Aid
Lakehurst
N. J
United States Navy
Ward T. van Orman
Allen MacCracken
Akron
Goodyear
Erich Liemkugel
Froebel
Stadt Essen
Hugo Kaulen, Jr
Fritz Ebener
Barmen
Georges Blanchet
Howard Scholle
Lafayette
Florida Faces Hurricane Watch As Storm Lingers Near Nassau
Florida residents fear repeats of last year as a tropical storm near Nassau stalls. Evacuations increase in Venus Avon Park area while highways fill with vehicles and tourists seek higher ground. Officials warn winds may reach gale to hurricane force along the Southeast coast with uncertain future track.
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Avon Park
Fla
Lewiston
Moorehaven
Venus
Everglades
Miami
Florida
Bahamas Islands
Washington Weather Bureau
Nassau
Providence
Duplter
Tropical Radio Company Still
Wassau
Futuhe
Round the town Round the town
Linn Judge E M Zevely was a visitor in the Capital City yesterday. Dozens of residents were noted leaving for St Louis Kansas City and Joplin on various errands and visits. Homecoming Week plans and a marriage at the Presbyterian manse are highlighted amid a long list of local movements and social events.
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E. M. Zevely of
Linn
Senator McCawley
Carthage
St. Louis
Busi Jness
Elliott Whitbread
Missouri
Capitol City
William Tweedie
Questionnaire Reveals What Students Spend On Campus
St Louis Washington University survey of 200 questionnaires shows women students spend more per month on tobacco products action pictures candy and ice cream than men. Women list large clothing needs including two sports outfits eight dresses five pairs of shoes stockings underwear and gloves while men spend more on dances. About 25 percent of both sexes drive cars.
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ST. Louis
Washington University
Samuel Marsh
Board of Student Finance
Double Murder Mystery Near Galesburg Illinois
Police and the sheriff investigate a double homicide in Galesburg with bodies of Mary Hawkinson and George Martin found at Hawkinson’s home in Dayton Ohio. Husband Al Hawkinson is in custody after neighbors say he woke them and requested help. Evidence includes a razor and a bloodstained room amid a fierce struggle.
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Galesburg, II
Mary Hawkinson
George Martin
Dayton
Ohio
Hawkinson
Martin
Winners In Dog Show At California Last Night
Jefferson City residents traveled to California last evening for the California Country Club dog show. Prizes listed include Best Dressed Dog Harriet Pork and Best Trish Setter top awards with multiple place finishes across breeds such as Irish Setter, English Setter, Pointers, Fox Terrier, Greyhound, Coon Hound, Boston Terrier, and Police Dog among others.
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California
Jefferson City
California’ Country Club
Harriet Pork
Frank Harris
EB. Tieman
Emil Romback
J. R. Proctor
L. G. Com
Mantresa
John Guy Gibson
R. A. Haganer
Stratton Shartell
Ard
Curtis Quimby
Richard Heck
Moniteau
D. W. Iberg
Dr. B. M
Ler
A. 2
Carr
Halloway
Pope
Zemera
Helipap
Edgar Crum
A. Gerlach
J. BE. Steiner
Ray Convery
Vie
Painter Falls From St Charles Bridge Into Missouri River
William Olphanhoff 42 of Chicago is hospitalized in St Charles Missouri after a fall from the St Charles bridge while painting. He was rescued by a coworker in a motorboat and suffered multiple broken ribs and possible internal injuries.
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ST. Charles
William Olphanhoff
Chicago
Missouri River
Alphanhoff
Man Adjudged Insane Killed After Escape Near St Elmo
A. J. Manser of Honerville Missouri, recently adjudged insane, escaped while being transported by his brother W D Manser from Detroit to Missouri. The man was struck and killed by a car on a highway near St Elmo Illinois as the pair rested roadside. The driver stopped after the accident and alerted authorities.
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ST. Elmo
Ill
APJ
A. J. Manser
Honerville
W. D. Manser
Detroit
Missouri
Big dairy merger announced in St. Louis
A 500000 merger unites the Harry H Grafe man Milk Co Grafeman Mc Intosh Co and Beatrice Creamery Co to market butter eggs cheese milk and ice cream in St. Louis Beatrice the parent firm based in Chicago plans stock to cover the purchase and other Midwest dairy outfits including Tullis Ice Cream Keokuk and Fort Madison Creameries Details of the men left car trip and stray banjo mention appear incoherent and unrelated to the merger story.
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ST. Louis
Harry H. Grafeman Milk Co
Grafeman-McIntosh Co
Beatrice Creamery Company
Beatrice Company
Headquarers
Chicago
Middle West
Tullis Ice Cream Company
Sthalla
Keokuk Tee Cream Co
Keokuk
Iowa
Fort Madison Creamery
Fort Madison
Beady found on Highway 13 inquest rules auto death
Coroner Dycus of Fayette County led an inquest into the fatal auto accident on Highway 13 two and a half miles east of here. He ruled Mariser was killed by an automobile and identified the driver as unknown.
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Highway 13
Here
Dycus
Fayette County
Mariser
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