Bootleger in Jail Sparks Boone County Rumor and Bribery Claim
In Huntsville, Carry Collins seeks release for her husband Cal Collins from the Boone County jail where he has been held for bootlegging. The article alleges a still-operating liquor trade, notes Cal’s sentencing for whisky violations, and recounts Carry’s offer of $400 to Sheriff Milam to influence his release, which the sheriff declined.
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Carry Collins
Kiitsville
Carry
Taunisville
Cal Collins
Cher Busbar
Buetal
Dugity Voli
Cal
Columbia
Columbiaa
Cory
Poone
Curry Collins
John J. Milam
Curry
Boone County
Huntsville
Collins
Cara
Thana
Senate appoints committees and expands pro tem rule
The senate last night appointed committees and approved rules for conducting business. A new rule grants committee appointment power to the president pro tem instead of the president. Senator Whitecotton was named to nine standing committees including judiciary and criminal justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wirant Lloyd
Whitecotton
Cisdiet
Germany Found In Default By Reparations Commission
Paris reports the reparations commission voted 8 to 1 that Germany defaulted on 1982 coal payments to France. Sir John Bradbury opposed. action precedes potential French invasion plans. American observer Boyden declined to reveal remarks. Dispatches note German troop movements and French requisitions in Duisburg and Düsseldorf.
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Germany
Aeparation Commission
Paris
Yaparations Commission
John Bradbury
Ruhr
Masen
Marshal Moel
Sen
Boyden
Constitutional Topics and Economic Sectors Highlighted in Debate
A summary of discussions on prudence elections and amendments alongside military affairs and government permanency. Also noted are matters on labor commerce and manufacturers, mining, banks, and joint printing sites and engrossed bills.
Impeachment Charges Filed Against Daugherty in Minnesota
Representative Weller presents impeachment charges against Daugherty in Minnesota. The case centers on alleged misconduct and official breach of duties, triggering formal proceedings and potential removal from office. Details outline alleged violations and procedural steps moving forward.
Sidenstriker Family Planned California Visit
Ralph Sidenstriker and his mother, residents of Fisk avenue, will depart next Tuesday for California for an extended visit. They expect to enjoy the Golden Gate state but may not wish to return to Missouri, and if they soak up all the Motherlynes there, they may be away for months. Local friends wish them a joyful trip.
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Ralph Sidenstriker
Fisk Avenue
California
Golden Gate State
Missouri
Daugherty Resignation Reported Likely by Harding
Washington reports that President Harding is not evacuating the resignation of Attorney General Daugherty. Official statements say no final action has been taken though reports had circulated that Daugherty planned to resign.
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Daugherty
Harding
Washington, D. C
Altorney
Drusevist's Son Welcomes Fine Baby SOL
C J Sahl of gall Miller drug firm was presented a fine baby SOL by his wife this morning. Father overjoyed, he rose in the air with happiness and had not yet come down this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drusevist
C. J. Sahl
Gall & Miller
Bursum Pension Bill Moves Through House Again
Washington reports the first version of the Bursum pension bill was reintroduced in the House by Representative Willer, chairman of the pensions committee. The bill would raise pensions for veterans and widows already on the relief rolls, trimming several vetoed provisions.
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House
Washington
Vaan
Representative Willer, Wiineis
Hansa Pensions Caimmittae
Vvew
Vony Wichita Returns From Visit To Washington DC
Vony Wichita came back after a several days stay in Washington DC where he met with national political leaders. He appeared well and said he enjoyed royal treatment from Missouri representatives with whom he is popular. He did not specify the exact office or ambassadorship he may receive but is known for securing goals, suggesting a possible trip to his hometown as a U.S. representative.
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Vony Wichita
Washington, DC
National Capitol
Missouri
Whith
Ford Plans $10 Million Plant in St Paul
St Paul representatives announce Henry Ward will construct a $10,000,000 manufacturing plant in St Paul this year with Ford Motor Company backing the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
St. Paul
Henry Ward
Ford Mato Company
Ambassador Harvey to Return to Britain Soon
Washington reports that George Flair vey will return to Great Britain as American ambassador to the court of St James after his conferences here end, as announced at the White House today.
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Washington
George Flairvey Will v
Great Britain
Conv
St. James
White House
Witte to Move Into New Porter Street Bungalows
Rayette citizen Mr. Witte has purchased two new bungalows at 617 and 619 Porter Street formerly owned by O. W. and Ira L. Green. One house will be his family home and the other will be rented. Sale handled by Hinton & Bashy real estate firm.
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Is, S. Wittee
Rayette
Mao
Porter Street
O. W
Ira L. Green
Mr. Witte
Hinton & Bashy Real Estate
Caylor Returns from Atha Convention in Atlanta
We, S. Taylor, a Coca Cola Company representative, were returned from a Coca Cola meeting held in Atlanta, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caylor
Fron Atha
We. S. Taylor
Loa
Coca Cola Company
Coca Cola
Atlanha
Reichstag Gala Price Sets Exchange at 26 000 Marks
The 20 mark gala event in Berlin is reported with a price tag of 26 000 marks per unit. This currency note reflects the Reichstag era's financial arrangements and market values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Win
Reichstag
Nellie Miller 75 Dies in Sturgeon Missouri
Nellie Miller 75 died yesterday at her Sturgeon Missouri home from heart disease after a brief illness. Funeral service set for 1 p.m. in Sturgeon with interment in Centralia later. Survivors include daughter Mel Catherine Miller of Oklahoma City and three sons Cay Oklahoma City John Drumright and William San Antonio.
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Nellie Miller
Sturgeon
Tntermont
Centralia
Mel
Catherine Miller
Oklahoma
Moberly Radio Club to Meet at First Baptist Church
The members of the Moberly Radio Club will meet tonight at the First Baptist Church. The meeting will be called at 0:90. Radio problems will be discussed by the various members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly Radio Club
First Baptist Church
Daugherty Exonerated by House Judiciary Panel
Washington January report says the House judiciary committee adopted a report exonerating Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty on impeachment charges. The decision ends the four month review by the committee amid political tension and public interest in governance.
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Daugherty
Washington, Jan
Flouse
Gea
Sundays and the calendar rhythm in 1922 to 1923
The article explains why Sundays vary in number yearly. It notes 58 Sundays in 1922 and 1923, explains leap years and the 28 year cycle that repeats the extra Sunday, and details how a 305 day year shifts weekly alignment over time.
Big Lyceum Series Set For Moberly High School
Moberly high school books a five event lyceum course starting October. Brown Lyceum Course of St Louis booked two high class plays and a lecture series. Speaker Mr Weemple praised ideals of youths, inspiring students at assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wit Niford
Brown Lyceum
St. Louis
Ceavery
Hey
Weemple
Jyceum
Auditors Tackle Fuel Balances in Waugton Company
Auditors since Saturday night work to strike fuel balances in a rehio individual creditor case. J. W. Perry, receiver for the company, says final balances will be ready for the creditors' meeting tomorrow. A syndicate proposal to take over the company will be presented and acted upon then.
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Waugton, Fible & Co
Reho
J. W. Perry
Local Men to Face Federal Court Friday
In St Louis court Friday January 12 1931 United States vs Charles Riea Arthur Abbott Tom Clark and Joan Carpenter are charged with violating a federal injunction Minter Chamier will defend them and many witnesses are expected The docket lists a 10 o clock Friday morning session.
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United Senator
Charles Riea
Arthur O Abbott
United States
Tom Clark
United, States
Joan Carpenter
St. Duouts Mritay
Minter & Chamier
Caty
Tle
Gland Transplant Claims Spark Philadelphia Debate
Article notes controversial claims by a famed surgeon in rejuvenation experiments using monkey glands. Physicians at the University of Pennsylvania question the longevity of results amid decades of gland extract attempts, with early French efforts also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Joseph Weeney
Philadelphia
Voronol
University of Pennsylvania
Blunders Highlight Whit Fava Mistakes In Main Miei
A summary notes a string of errors and missteps in the main narrative, with focus on Whit Fava. It references today’s events and hints at a correction or finding of the answer.
Mrs Thompson and Lover Biwater Hanged in England
London January 9 Mrs Percy Thompson and her lover Bywater were hanged at Holloway and Pentonville Prisons for murdering Percy Thompson. Crowds gathered outside as the couple faced the gallows after a dramatic trial. Bywater admitted stabbing claiming self defense while Thompson faced execution with her husband killed by the plot.
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London
Percy Phompson
Holloway
Gime
Penton Ville
Frederick Edward Thywater
Ningrain
Thompson
Extracts From Animals Used In Medical Experiments
A physician notes that gland and organ extracts from slaughter house animals are used in attempts to rejuvenate humans. Glands from calves, cattle, pigs and other animals are dried, ground, or extracted to treat neurasthenia, aging, digestion, hemorrhages, and other conditions. Human origin is ideal but impractical, with monkeys and kangaroos cited as other sources for medical extracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sven
United Press
Prison Church Draws Inmates From Mammoth Facility
In a mammoth prison, inmates serving long terms join a church organized with special permission from the justice department to meet outside guards. An Indiana lawyer linked to the case was later pardoned after testimony exposed a framed charge. Donations from across the United States fund the church facilities, with many former prisoners among its largest donors.
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Department of Justice
Washington
Indinane
Indiana
Ehureh
Ouisile
Large Southern Church Forms in Atlanta Federal Prison
One of the souths largest congregations sits in the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. Started about a year ago by a former distinguished prosecuting attorney from a city, the organization now numbers several thousand members. A regular Sunday School draws over 2,000 attendees weekly.
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Atlanta
Gay
South
Federal Penitentiary
Ian Jnedians
Deity Burner in Remily Ab A Christmas Uate
The Moscow scene on January 9 reports heavy Christmas church attendance and large public displays by young communists mocking believers. Demonstrations were limited to daytime by order of the central committee, with depictions of the Almighty and other deities paraded through streets.
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Moscow
Hoalshevik
Neve
Rus
Youns Camimanis
Communist Central Committee
Gazelle
Env
Free State Forces Seize Rebel Stronghold in Dublin
Free State troops in armored units captured a rebel position on Avaker Island in Lough Rea today. Four defenders were killed and the remaining insurgents taken prisoner. Five Free State soldiers reportedly died yesterday due to treachery aiding insurgents.
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Free State
Dublin
Frere State
Avaker Island
Lough Rea
Wechnarge
Unite to Oust a Ku Klux Klan Senator
Chicago January 9 A plan to eject senator Bart Mayfield of Texas connected with the Ku Klux Klan faces Senate scrutiny. The American Unity League claims Mayfield was not a member and was aided by Klan support as campaign funds allegedly exceeded a $10 000 limit.
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Chicago
Skw Winx Klan
Fraternitill
United States Senate
Joe Sen
Bart
Bs Mayfield
Texas
Kasn
Mayfield
Senate
Gray Ke
Rutledge
Tve Pibiad
Almerican Unity League
Combe CT
Eesti
Washington
Troops debate future as occupation in Rhine area tightens
In Coblentz on January 9 French troops under Major General Allen are confined to quarters amid strained mood with 280 officers and 1,080 men serving under Gen Martin. American forces on the Rhine include 41 officers and 850 men of the Eighth Infantry plus support units, with a February reduction and dwindling mounts. The move follows orders from allied commander General Degourte and signals possible end of sustained occupation talks in Washington.
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Colienz
Martin
Anen
Oit
Degourte
Alayence
Rhing
Eighth Infantry
Quarterminsters
Mie
Chamber of Commerce anticipates large attendance at meeting
The Chamber plans a large turnout for an event in Gir iL at 2 oclock Friday afternoon with speaker B. Naylor from the College culture. Personal invitations go to farmers in Vt and visitors including John Howat, BR, Lamson and J begin will visit various schools to discuss the inter meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Gir Il
B. Naylor
John Howat
Lamson
J. Begin ’ Visi
Gas Pipeline Revival Links Wyoming Fields to Denver
Fort Collins reports revival of a natural gas pipe line from Lost Soldier Mollney Dome fields in Wyoming to Denver. The Pipe Line company formed with large capital has acquired Union Oil properties in Wyoming and organized as a unit of Standar interests to handle the gas project. Ward A Miller, president, is said to have been in Wyoming arranging the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Col. San
Soldier-Maloney O
Wyoming
Weather Update Fair Tonight and Wednesday
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with cooler readings in the extreme east portion. Temperatures rise Wednesday in the west and north portions, with overall warming trends noted.
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Golder
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