Boosters Blank American Beauties In Sunday Game
Missouri Pacific Boosters won their eighth straight by defeating the American Beauties of Kansas City 5 to 0. Harry Burns allowed four hits with seven strikeouts and no walks, while contributing strong infield defense and timely hitting. Burns and Willingham led a shutout supported by solid Booster defense and late-game scoring to seal the victory.
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Missouri Pacific Boosters
American Beauties
Kansas City
Harry Burns
Boosters
Roosters
Roy
Independence Ball Club
Burns
Pickwick Greyhounds
Pickwick Club
Cochran
Earhart
Bus
Kitchell
L. Gonce
H. Gonce
Willingham
Nevada
Missouri Pacific
Duncan
Mount
Bellahan
White
Gonce
Skradski
Quinn
Brummett
Christian
Sargel
Black
Short
Warhart
Skardski
Earh
Brummetts
Strohm
Ellsworth
Dixcel Gas Team Falls 4 to 2 in Warsaw Thriller
The Dixcel Gas baseball club filled in for Smithton Athletics and lost 4 to 2 at Warsaw. Hippo Hodges of Warsaw pitched well with 13 strikeouts, while Claude Granger allowed seven hits for Dixcel. Warsaw featured three former major leaguers now with a survey crew near the city.
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Dixcel Gas
Warsaw
Dixcel
Smithton Athletics
Hotsenpiller
Smithton
Hippo” Hodges
Chicago Cubs
Denver, Colo
Claude Granger
Hodges
Dixcel Boys
Granger
Whistle Club Beats Green Ridge 15 to 6 on Sunday
Hayden Matheney allowed five hits in a strong eight innings as the Whistle club defeated Green Ridge 15 to 6 at Green Ridge diamond. Nichols led with four hits while Horner added four steals and a homer in the eighth. Dutch Kirchoffer debuted at second base. The win marks the Whistle team’s fifth victory in seven games under owners Bob Page and George Stevens, with a next-facing Stover club.
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Hayden Matheney
Whistle
Green Ridge Club
Green Ridge
Matheney
Whistle Fence
Horner
Nichols
Berry
Neville
Thomas
Farris
Dutch Kirchoffer
Whistle Boys
Bob Page
George Stevens
Stover Club
Kirchoffer
Green
Harlan
Sedalia Athletics crush Slater 19 to 3 on Slater Diamond
Sedalia Athletics dominated Slater with a 19 to 3 victory as Evans four for four at plate led with two homers and two doubles. McMullin added three hits and two base knocks, while Delph used many youngsters, extending Sedalia's league lead to twelve wins and one loss with four games left to clinch the Missouri State League A-1 pennant.
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Slater
Athletics
Sedalians
Potts” Evans
McMullin
Evans
Delph
Sedalia
Paul Obst
Whitfield
Kirby
Dillard
Wilson
Steinman
de Groodt
Wetton
Mason
Williams
Cole Camp Cards Defeat California In Lopsided Win
The Cole Camp Cardinals overwhelmed California 20 to 6 on Sunday. Cole Camp collected twenty hits to California's eight, led by Songer with five hits in six at bats including three doubles and two singles, and Eckhoff adding four hits.
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Cole Camp Cardinals
California
Cole Camp
Songer
Cardinals
Eckhoff
Crawford
R. H. E. Cole
Petifartin
Ipncketaersen
Longwood School selects teacher of the year
Mrs. John Witcher of R.F.D. No. 4 is chosen to teach the coming term in the Anderson school within the Longwood consolidated district.
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John Witcher
Anderson School
Longwood
Field Artillery Home From Camp at Fort Riley
Sedalia's 128th Field Artillery units Batteries F and Headquarters Battery returned from a two week encampment at Fort Riley Kansas arriving 9:30 Sunday morning Captain Eugene Hansman and Lieutenant Earl Hilton reported the encampment was very successful with both outfits earning honors despite losing the Rumholt cup Neither unit placed below second The homeward trip included stops at St Marys Swope Park Kansas City and Warrensburg Family visitors at Warrensburg joined for a late meal as the final leg began at 7 o'clock Sunday morning
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Sedalia
128Th Field Artillery
Missouri National Guards
Fort Riley
Kansas
Eugene Hansman
Battery F
Earl Hilton
St. Mary’s Kansas
Swope Park
Kansas City
Warrensburg
National Guard
Mess
Plans A Flying Trip To The Missouri State Fair
Miss Nina Babcock daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Babcock of 907 West Seventh street prepares for a flying trip to the Missouri State Fair She formerly worked in Sedalia and is now assistant editor of the Nautical Gazette in New York City She will depart New York August 7 by air to St Louis and arrive Sedalia August 9 to spend a month visiting her parents and attending the fair August 16 23
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Nina Babcock
J. L. Babcock
West Seventh Street
Miss Babcock
Sedalia
Nautical Gazette
Vesey
New York City
New York
St. Louis
Willa Hampton
Henry Hampton
Carl Johnson
James Stark
Billie
Windsor
Ralph Stark
Robert Johnson
Colorado
Fern Reed
Florenne Alle
Kansas City
Othe Dutchens
Ardmore
Okla
Lee Schehrer
Schehrer
Lydia Yows
Nellie Jones
Joe Coften
Margaret
Norman Yows
Marion
Charlotte
Gayle
Barnett
Walter Willis
Jefferson City
Willis
Detroit
W. S. Phillips
Charles Phillips
Eldorado Springs
W. A. Hobecker
Guy Ballew
Warrensburg
Congregational Church
Green Ridge
M. E. T. Band
Otto Meyer
Walter Dunlap
le Ray
Ill
L. E. Nicholson
Nadine
Nicholson
W. C. de Bold
H. A. Adams
Ionia
Troy Pretcher
Ellen
Joan Ream
Sedalia Cubs Edge Houstonia 11 10 In Tight Baseball Game
The Sedalia Cubs defeated Houstonia 11 to 10 on the Katy diamond Sunday. Both teams showed solid hitting with five runs by Sedalia in the second inning and a three-run burst by Houstonia in the sixth. Sedalia answered with six runs in the late innings to seal the win. Batteries: Houstonia Renken Winfield Sedalia Wiley Kerr Forestberg Simons.
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Sedalia Cubs
Houstonia
Katy
Cubs
Cub
Renken
Winfield
Sedalia
Wiley
Kerr
Forestberg
Simons
Glenn Home Destroyed by Fire in Early Monday Blaze
Two houses suffered fire damage early Monday near 3 am. Adolph Glenn's residence at 1005 East Thirteenth was destroyed while adjoining unoccupied property at 1003 East Thirteenth suffered heat and ember damage. Firefighters fought the blaze, upper floors collapsed, insurance covers Glenn loss, owners absent. Origin undetermined. Earlier, a trash fire behind Globe Clothing Store caused minor damage.
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Adolph Glenn
Sid Condict
Glenn
East Thirteenth
Globe Clothing
J N Wilson Killed in Auto Accident
John N Wilson of Geary Oklahoma was killed in an automobile accident. He was the son of Mrs Lamera Wilson of Sedalia and widower Mary Wilson. Survived by daughter Mrs Frank Swaggert and a grandson, plus five brothers and three sisters. Funeral services were held at Geary this afternoon.
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Sedalia
John N. Wilson
Geary
Oklahoma
Lamera Wilson
South
Vermont Ave
Nue
Wilson
Syracuse
Mary Wilson
Frank Swaggert
Harry
Sam
Waldo
Omer Wilson
Elwood Wilson
Kansas City
Kansas
Sam Salter
Minneapolis, Minn
W. A. Young
E. J. Hare
Pomp at burial of bandit trio
Three bank robbers hanged here last Friday for killing traffic patrolman James H. Smith were buried with pomp and ceremony as flowers draped the graves in profusion. The Associated Press report from Kansas City notes the solemn burial events.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Missouri
James H
Happy” Smith
Funeral of Three Italian Community Members at Holy Rosary
A large crowd from the Italian colony attended the funeral for Tony Mangiaracina John Messino and Carl Nasello at Holy Rosary church. An airplane droned overhead dropping floral tributes as florists reported being sold out due to high demand.
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Tony Mangiaracina
John Messino
Carl Nasello
Holy Rosary Church
Annual Sedalia Scout Camp Closes After Three Weeks
The Sedalia Area Council Boy Scout camp concluded after a three week session with about one hundred boys from the region. Two Scouts attended the full program with staff. Camp activities included rank advancements and merit badge work as well as a water carnival for parents.
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Sedalia Area
Henry Pettus
Glenn D. Custer
Fletcher Carter
Sedalia
Killed in Spill of His Racing Car
Bob Robinson of Catona Beach Florida was killed during a speedway race in Woodbridge New Jersey. Racing at 80 mph in third place his car struck Rick Decker of Staten Island after a rear tire blew. Robinson’s car vaulted the embankment shattered the guard rail and fell 30 feet to the ground.
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Associated Press
Woodbridge
New Jersey
Bob” Robinson
Catona’ Beach
Fla
Robinson
Rick Decker
Staten Island
Decker
Two Dead In Detroit Crime Wave
A Detroit patrolman was shot and seriously wounded while a robber was killed in a gun battle. Wounded officer Everet Wuckila, 30, was taken to Henry Ford Hospital. the slain robber, Martin De Koven, was identified. Two minutes earlier the robber had robbed a grocery and fled with about 25 dollars. A second robbery left oil station attendant Owen Pughman beaten to death with a heavy chain.
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Detroit
Mich
Everet Wuckila
Henry Ford
Martin de Koven
Owen Pughman
All Stars Defeat Kansas City Boosters 9 to 3 in Hard Game
Sedalia All Stars toppled the Kansas City Boosters 9 to 3 on Sunday at Hubbard Park. Gates struck out sixteen in a masterful mound performance for Sedalia, with Thomas as catcher. Sedalia tallied 9 runs, 7 hits and 2 errors while KC tallied 3 runs, 5 hits and 6 errors.
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Sedalia All Stars
Kansas City Boosters
Hubbard Park Diamonds
Gates
All Star
Batteries
Thomas
Kansas City
Marriage License Issued to Joe Buzo and Enriqueta Delgado
A marriage license is issued to Joe Buzo and Enriqueta Delgado, both Mexican nationals residing in Sedalia. The couple, listed as of Sedalia, are recorded in the civic filing.
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Joe Buzo and
Enriqueta Delgado
Sedalia
Dry Leaders of the Nation for Personal Rights Declares Policy
A New York declaration by Lenna Lowe Yost and others repudiates enforcement policies that invade personal rights while supporting Prohibition goals. It argues the eighteenth amendment targets liquor traffic, not private morals, and calls for protecting constitutional guarantees in enforcement. The signers include Ray mond Robins and S. E. Nicholson among others.
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New York
N. Y
United States
Lenna Lowe Yost
Raymond Robins
S. E. Nicholson
E. C. Dinwiddie
Oliver W. Stewart
Bishop W. F. McDowell
Daniel A. Poling
F. Scott McBride
Fred B. Smith
Ella A. Boole
P. H. Callahan
Arthur J. Barton
Three Claims Approved in Pettis County Right of Way Hearing
Public hearing before three road commissioners settled damages for the Farm to Market road project in Pettis County. Anna Shepherd receives 300 dollars, Riley Sanders 125, and L. S. Snyder estate 50 dollars. total damages awarded 475 dollars. The road will connect Highway 40 with Highway 52, linking La Monte, Sweet Springs and Green Ridge. Most farmers welcomed the route, funding coming from participating landowners.
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Pettis County
Circuit Court
Stanley Shortridge
Wilbur Ejcchholz
Anna Shepherd
Riley Sanders
L. S. Snyder
Sweet Springs
Green Ridge
Russians Place Big Tractor Order
New York report says the International Harvester Company will raise Milwaukee plant output by 50 percent within 30 days due to a large Russian tractor order. Although exact figures were not released by Harvester officials, sources estimate the order at about seven million dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
N. Y
International Harvester Corporation
Milwaukee
Harvester Corporation
Revised Census Figures Across Several Cities
The report shows revised city populations with sizable increases. Kansas City Missouri up 68 351 to 392 761 a 21 6 percent rise Granite City Illinois up 10 235 to 24 992 at 69 4 percent Miami Florida up 80 943 to 110 514 a 273 7 percent surge Orlando Florida up 18 041 to 27 323 an increase of 194 4 percent.
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Kansas City
Granite City
Ill
Miami, Fla
Orlando, Fla
Green Ridge Notes Local Social Ties and Meetings
Community notes from Green Ridge record visits by Sedalia residents and relatives from Warrensburg and Barnett. Families reunite, travel stories emerge, and church and club gatherings include an ice cream supper benefiting the Congregational church and band performances by local groups.
Three Men Drown In St Louis Area Rivers
Three men drown Sunday in the St. Louis district one in the Meramac river near Breezy Point another in the Mississippi river and a third in a drainage canal near Centerville Illinois. F Arthur Driemeyer 36 secretary of the George F Driemeyer Company of St Louis drowned in the Meramac river as his wife and son watched from the bank. He was an expert swimmer. Frank Weisshaar 28 of St Louis drowned in the Mississippi river despite efforts by three companions to save him. Oscar Bell 1 East St Louis drowned in a drainage canal near Centerville Illinois. Driemeyer and Bell bodies were recovered.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Centerville
Ill
F. Arthur Driemeyer
George F. Driemeyer Company
Breezy Point
Frank Weisshaar
Mississippi River
Oscar Bell
East St. Louis
Driemeyer and Bell
Fined $50 on Three Charges in Police Court
Dale Lucky pleaded guilty to three counts including drunk driving and disturbing the peace, receiving a total fine of 50 dollars with 10 for being drunk 15 for the fight charge and 25 for driving while intoxicated. One count was dismissed. John Teeman’s case on a muffler violation was postponed with a 16 dollar cash bond.
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Dale Lucky
Thomas
Ben Dawson
John Teeman
Perry
Teeman
Liberty
Bebies mix up in Chicago custody case over baptism
In Chicago a tangled dispute over twin babies born June 30 pits Charles Bamberger and William Watkins families against each other. A writ of habeas corpus may force a court to decide rightful custody while a $100,000 damages suit against Englewood hospital is threatened.
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Chicago
Illinois
Watkins-Bamberger
Department of Health
Charles Bambergers
George Edward Bamberger
Church of Our Lady of Solace
William Watkins
Bamberger
Watkins
Barratt O’hara
Englewood Hospital
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C. D. Paddock
H. H. Gibson
S. L. Hadden
Oak Park Hospital
J. F Christie
Bob
Hadden
Amelia Maggolrana
Presbyterian Hospital
C. C. Hurin
St. Luke’s Hospital
Gibson
Bamberger-Watkins
Two Die in Missouri Motorcycle Crash Near Boonville
A Rolla School of Mines student Harold E. Mix of Central City Kentucky died and fellow student Carol Lee Stuart of West Plains Missouri died later in hospital after a motorcycle and car collision 20 miles west of Boonville Missouri Sunday night. James A. Keller of Fairburg Illinois drove the car and was exonerated by a coroner's jury. Mix will be buried in Rolla and Stuart in West Plains. Heat prostration listed as the cause.
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Associated Press
Boonville
Missouri
Rolla School of Mines
Here
James A. Keller
Fairburg
Ill
Harold E. Mix
Central City
Carol Lee Stuart
West Plains
Keller
Stuart
Mix
Rolla
Divorce Action Filed in Circuit Court
W D O Ban files for divorce from Joseph Murray alleging marriage on November 17 1927 and desertion on December 13 1928. Plaintiff claims husband has been away over a year and failed to support her.
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W. D. O’bannon
Myrtle Murray
Joseph Murray
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