Parole Denied as Bundridge Sent to Prison
Judge Walker refused parole for Vern Bundridge in a bank embezzlement case. Attorneys argued clemency citing youth and good character, while prosecutors noted Bundridge’s own note admitting guilt and the broader scope of charges. The defendant and his brother were transported to Jefferson City for imprisonment.
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Carina
Nore
Walter Bindrvidga
Vern
Oiy Wade
Iourt
Walter Bundridge
Volintarhiy- Gaya
Kieleer
Hades
Whitch
Ayia
Exanpe
Mardar
Farn
Yarn Bundridge
W. of. Bundridge
J. “Bun
Wschand
Mern
Ghamter
Insbehalf
Chamier
Chautaater
Charmien
Saidy
Noviis
Hank
Fee
Chilad
Weed
Billy
Attar
Walker
Parola
Jefferson City
W. J
Bundridge Begins One Year Sentence in Missouri Penitentiary
Walter Bundridge, former president of the defunct Farmers Merchants Bank, was admitted to the Missouri state penitentiary in Jefferson City to serve a one year term for embezzlement. He faces a total loss figure around 406 000 dollars with 26 081 dollars on bonds. Bundridge is among several inmates transferred yesterday as part of ongoing disciplinary procedures.
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Jefferson City
Wiltar Thindlage
Delfunct Tariners Merchants Bank
Moberly
State Penitentany
Enshlar
Roth
Coal Operators Seek Arbitration at Cleveland Meeting
A surge of coal operators from Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma head to Cleveland for a coal truce with United Mine Workers leaders led by John S. Lewis. Operators press for a national arbitration committee to settle the current controversy amid shifting state loyalties.
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Ceveland
Ohio
Autisusla
Cleveland
John S. Lewis
Iinois
Andidna
Miivers
Islates
Waly N. Taylor
Southwestern Coal Operators
Advoc Iasion
Ranaag City
Lienafolds
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tawa
Kansas City
Southwestern Gael
United Mine Workers of America
Miraculous Wick Collision Injures Boy Aboard Engine
Union workers returned from Sulphur Springs report a rear end crash between trains No 32 and another on August 8 near Poplar Bluff. A 14 year old boy, unnamed, was found on the engine pilot, pinned by debris but not seriously hurt. He says he rode the rear coach and was carried with the engine through four wooden coaches, destroying cars and property.
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Wick
Poplar Bluffy Me
Sulphur
Union
Sulphur Springs
Seizure of Rail Roads Nears Amid Dispute
Washington August 8 government action looms as railroads face further strain. President Harding's latest proposal for ending the strike prompts a general conference of rail unions leaders to consider actions if the plan fails. Officials signal readiness to take over railroads if needed for the public welfare.
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Washington
Interase
CHO Railvons
Atritca
M.stedwell
Eduars Lada
Harding
Milday
Cleveland
Warren S. Stone
Soxecutives'’ Association
Enea
Wnions
Washington Wilds
Otter
G 'Auruat
Big Four
Chicago
Willy
Milroad ‘Labor Board
Enn ‘Iers
Gtlleens
Péto Lye
Etilement
AL. O
oWharton
Lin Sovar
Liha
Dy G
Beata
Washington,d
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Railrogs
Sulyhut Springs
Ayhich
Injuaad
Unclear OCR Fragment Summary of A Legal Notice
Fragmentary text references individuals Mrs Paypinwlt and a trip to Salt Lake City. Mentions a legal or disciplinary context with officials and a company. No clear dates, places, or outcomes discernible from the readable portions.
Arkansas Banking Profits Rise Says State Bank Report
The monthly report from State Bank Commissioner Charles Melee shows 402 state banks and eight national banks in Arkansas. It notes increased deposits and cash growth during the period ending June 30, with gains over the prior year and larger holdings tied to ongoing industry and commerce expansion.
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Lithia Reek
Arkansas
Charles ‘Melee
Realistic Hazards Prompt Tight Control of Public cheer
A fragmented note discusses efforts to curb large celebrations and prohibit certain kinds of activities. It references rising costs and public safety concerns within a local context. Authorities consider restrictions to manage events and suppress unauthorized gatherings.
Scampton Winerval Service Funeral Notice
The funeral service for W. D. Scampton Who will be held at the residence 815 South Clark Street at noon tomorrow. The remains will be taken to the long interment cemetery for burial under the conduct of Dr. C Bov ine.
City Council votes to remove troops from town
Council votes to pull soldiers from local operations amid labor tensions. Members debate whether action prevents trouble as mayor and officials weigh risks and responsibilities. Some councilmen push for immediate removal while others caution against alienating workers or inciting conflict.
Long Will Not Aska Recount In Landmark Ballot Choice
A political figure declined calls for a recount after a close result. Despite pressure and local requests, he stated he would not file a contest and would accept the official ballots and outcome as finalized.
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Aska
St ‘Louis
Ang
Fragmented quote hints at exclusion and disagreement
A partial quote shows tension as someone argues against certain people being present and expresses a desire to keep them away, while another speaker counters the need for their involvement. The fragment suggests conflict over inclusion.
New Water Board Appointees Pledge Best Public Service
The water board announces Mobher and Talbot as new members with long business experience. They commit to full charge of the new water plant within days and promise diligent, capable management. The public is assured of their dedication to delivering reliable service and improving local water systems.
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New Water
Mavic
Talbot
Judement
Uri
Arevall
Hess
Great Corn Crop Forecast Boosts U S Production
Washington DC August 8 officials released estimates for the corn and wheat crops. Corn production is forecast around 317,006,000 bushels, about 63,000,000 below last year’s bumper crop, while wheat is projected near 805,000,000 bushels.
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Washington
D.C
Democratic county meeting in Huntsville elects officials
A local Democratic committee meeting held in Huntsville elected Leland Sowiin as county chair, Prank elected secretary, and RB Gy Te Meith re elected treasurer. Te Meith was chosen as delegate to the district meeting.
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Democratic “Committee
Huntsville
Leland
Sowiin
Wantsville
Prank
Treasur
Republican County Committee Organized This Morning
A Republican county meeting was held in Hunie this morning to organize the county committee. Members chosen include first ward Mobherly with A. Hoffman second, Shivell third, A. Camper Huntsville, Alison Dallas, and N. Gersoll. The committee adopted a party platform and instructed the secretary to back Brewster as the senatorial nominee.
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Hunie
Ine Waaimens
Indge Daval PF
Janes
Buviealten
Oes
Mobherly
le P
Hoffman Seconn
Shivell
A. Camper
Hunts
Vila
Alison
Dallas
Ngersoll. Ee
ALY Solu
Aynas
Brewster
Republicah Senatoria
Ratdolph
Harding administration test shown in Ohio primary results
Observers say the Ohio primary reflects how industrial downturn could shape fall politics during President Harding's administration. The vote is viewed as a gauge of popularity and political support in his home state.
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Washington
Harding
Ohio
Weather Outlook and Health Update
Fair tonight and probably Wednesday with some warmth. The north and western portions may be warmer on Wednesday. Dr. G Guppage, long absent, has returned to his office and is recovering to full health, able to treat patients again.
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Construction Progress Disturbing Revisal Delays Completion
Fragmentary OCR note shows unfinished water work at one site in Mayo with delays, time losses, and uncertain progress. It mentions a contractor and multiple personnel, and notes an impact on schedule and costs.
Fragmentary OCR note with unclear names and date
A cropped OCR line mentions Angust and a time notation but lacks readable context or identifiable events, persons, or places.
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Willy Oreensh
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Wral
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Skops
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Scampton Winerval Service
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Huten
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Worledge
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Mayo
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