Burdick murder figure Pennell dies in car plunge
Arthur R. Pennell, a leading figure in the Burdick murder investigation, is killed when his electric car plunges from a Kensington avenue quarry bluff. Mrs. Pennell is severely injured. authorities bar public viewing of the remains. Pennell suffered multiple injuries including a broken skull and broken ribs. He carried two hundred thousand dollars life insurance.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Buffalo
N. Y
E. L. Burdick
Arthur R. Pennell
Burdick
Pennell
Kensington Avenue
Filmore’ Avenue
Gehres
Truck Drivers Strike Ties Up Kansas City Transfers
Three hundred members of the Truck Drivers' Union walked out in Kansas City, halting the transfer business. The walkout followed a wage increase demand and prompted Fifth Vice President Coleman of the International Truck Drivers' Union to call the strike. Special police are on duty, with no disturbances reported.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Kansas City
Coleman
International Truck Drivers’ Union
Waters Still Rising In Mississippi Valley Floods
Memphis Tennessee March 11 The Mississippi river at 50 2 stood six inches higher in 24 hours two feet above the danger line and still rising Half the wharfs covered North Memphis streets flooded landings from Memphis to Cairo except four under water Boats struggle to unload soft tracks and caving slopes plague railroads Two hundred fifty people moved to Vicksburg by boats from flooded districts Levee at Caruthersville feared to fail business suspended
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
Cairo
Vicksburg
Caruthersville
Committees Appointed Amid Packed Court Room
Large crowds filled the court room on the second day as committees were appointed and the session continued. The entertainment proceedings drew public attention with today’s actions and ongoing formalities announced to observers.
Charges Filed Against Bishop Moreland Spark Slated Trial
Rev. William Bollard accuses Bishop William Hall Moreland of falsifying records misappropriating funds failing to reside in his district and ignoring scriptures. A four-diocese investigative board is convened in San Francisco to determine guilt with potential suspension or deposement. The report also notes convention credentials committee actions and a successful hospitality event for visitors.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
San Francisco
Cal
William Bollard
Protestant Episcopal Church
Valero
William Hall Moreland
Sacramento
California
Colorado
Los Angeles
Oregon
F. W. Clampett
D. D
John A. Emery
Wm. B. Hooper
W. A. M. van Bekkelen
Diocese of
H. Martyn Hart
P. H. Hickman
A. L. Fellows
A. D. Parker
A. G. L. Trew
B. W. R. Taylor
Daniel Cleveland
Henry T. Lee
W. T. Short
E. T. Simpson
J. W. McCormack
F. B. Clapton
Made Vice President Elected At Dress Makers Meeting
At the National Association of dress makers in New York Miss Clara Reed of Sedalia Missouri was elected one of four vice presidents and will help run committee rooms and issue press news. The event drew over 1500 attendees as the Jurisdiction's twelfth biennial meeting opened with Head Consul Keller presiding and reports from J C Root and J E Fitzgerald.
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Clara Reed
Sedalia
New York City
Sentinel
New York
National Association of Dress Makers
Keller
J. C. Root
Omaha
J. E. Fitzgerald
Kansas City
W. H. Farrar
St. Joseph
Nehemar Club Meeting Notes and Talks
Rev. Martin will read his paper on the French Republic at the Nehemar club meeting. Mrs. Pratt will read her paper on Gifts at next week's session.
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Nehemar Club
Martin
French Republic
Nehemgar Club
Pratt
Delegates in Progress as Resolutions Move Forward
The discussion on the resolution ended at 3 o clock and other resolutions were introduced and adopted. As the Sentinel goes to press the nomination of delegates was in progress. Tonight the delegates will attend the opera in a body.
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Sentinel
West Third Street Girl Receives Violets from Camden Friend
Miss Nora Lee Godley of West Third street receives a bouquet of violets from her young friend Miss Marion Tewmey of Camden Arkansas.
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Nora Lee Godley
West Third Street
Marion Tewmey
Camden, Ark
Graduating Recital Held by College of Music
A large audience attended the College of Music graduating recital on Tuesday night featuring pianist Miss Ella Kuhn and violinist Mr. Sidney Myers. The selections showcased the candidates' readiness for the annual June exercises under the direction of Miss Lucy Gentry.
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College of Music Hall
Ella Kuhn
Sidney Myers
Kuhn
Lucy Gentry
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Evansville
J. W. Garner
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J. W. Keller
B. W. Brice
Joplin
J. M. Farris
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Wm. Urian
Otto Ehrhardt
C. W. Reagan
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J. E. Corlis
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