Jury Unable to Agree in Carrie Quint Embezzlement Case
Mrs Carrie Quint 32 of Pleasant Green Missouri faced a bank embezzlement charge in Cooper county circuit court at Boonville. The jury could not reach a verdict after hours of testimony and was dismissed with a retrial scheduled for October.
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Mrs. Quint
Carrie Quint
Pleasant Green
Pleasant Green Bank
Cooper County
Boonville
Henry Westhues
Harry Snider
L. D. Shepherd
Sam Hoberecht
Peter Hain
Chris Hoellner
Roy Williams
E. K Ford
Edward Bail
Joseph Hoff
Anton Beck
William Langlotz
Starke Koontz
Quint
W. B. Rissler
Mr. Rissler
Training School for 4-H Girls Held at Courthouse
A training school for 4-H clothing club girls directed by Mrs. Claire L. Montgomery will be held at the courthouse on Tuesday June 17 at 10 30 a.m. The program covers demonstration and judging methods in preparation for county and state roundups. Leaders urged to attend with their girls and clubs to assist Sedalia travel.
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Court House
Claire L. Montgomery
Sedalia
Marriage Licenses Issued In Two Missouri Cities
Carl William Rulfs of Warsaw and Georgia Alice Moore of Sedalia obtained a marriage license. Harley 5 Arnold and Marie Keuper, both residents of Sedalia, were issued a license.
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Carl William Rulfs
Warsaw
Georgia
Alice Moore
Sedalia
Harley
Arnold and
Marie Keuper
Barnes to begin sentence at state penitentiary
Roy Barnes, convicted April 29, 1929 by a Pettis county jury of carnal knowledge and sentenced to three years, was picked up by Deputy Sheriff Tom Aulgur Tuesday night and will be taken to the penitentiary soon. The supreme court affirmed the lower court, and Barnes is to be jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Barnes
Pettis County
Tom Aulgur
Barnes
Supreme Court
Nurses to Furnish Room in New Hospital
Hospital committee reports $15 000 to furnish Bothwell Memorial hospital under construction. Nurses in the city will fund one room with $300, including silverware dishes and linens donated by one subscriber. Names listed include Rose Lemon Mary Smasal Ruth Renfro Lillie Bottler and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bothwell Memorial Hospital
Elks’ Club
Rose Lemon
Mary Smasal
Ruth Renfro
Lillie Bottler
Mary Ellen Collins
Gertrude Dorsey
Lettis Bratton
Ruth Barnum
Lillie Romig
Beulah Hook
Mesdames Helen Lumpee
Ollie Lawson
Elise Blue
Edna King
Elizabeth Knight
Aletha Adams
Bonnie Armstrong
Eva Stephens
Esther Scott
Sarah Schaeffer
Inez Broughton
Dorothy Curran
Margaret Collins
Reed Speech Draws nationwide letters to Missouri club
James A. Reed's Sedalia talk, broadcast via Columbia chain, drew congratulations and requests for copies from across the country. Letters came from Osgood Indiana to Salt Lake City Utah, while Missouri Pacific quartet members Ray Hollar L A Hansam Percy Austin and T E Mullins attended the event.
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James A. Reed
Kansas City
United States
Sedalia
Columbia Broadcasting Chain
Young Men’s
Jefferson Club of
Missouri
Osgood
Ind
Batavia
N. Y
New York
Syracuse
Cleveland, Ohio
Toledo Ohio
St. Paul Minn
Salt Lake City
Utah
South St. Paul
Forgery conviction for Dorothy Cathalay in circuit court
Dorothy Cathalay alias Marian Taylor alias Alice Johnson alias Virginia Pierce was found guilty of forgery by a jury. Punishment set at four years in the penitentiary. B. W. Cannon pleaded guilty and drawn two and a half years from Judge Hoff man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Cathalay
Marian Taylor
Alice Johnson
Virginia Pierce
B. W. Cannon
Dimmitt Hoffman
Charles Hieronymus
Fred Peithman
F. W. Winston
J. W. Hurt
George Funk
Ernest W. Brimer
John Fowler
Louis Bahner
B. F. Parker
Wheat crop production forecast announced by agriculture dept
The Department of Agriculture reports winter wheat production for this year at 532 million bushels based on June 1 conditions. This compares with 578 million bushels last year and the 1924-28 average of 551 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Bank closed in Ohio after Doherty shortage sparks probe
Cosmo politan Bank and Trust Co in Cincinnati was shut by state official O C Gary after a $575000 to $590000 shortage traced to Amos W Shafer, Doherty Co manager, with over $1 million missing in his and customers' accounts. Shafer bonded at $15000. Doherty Co not held responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company
O. C. Gary
Henry L. Doherty
Doherty Company
Cosmopolitan Bank
Gray
Amos W. Shafer
Shafer
Doherty
Bank
Examiners
Embezzlement Scandal Hits Cincinnati Doherty Branch
A. W. Shafer, former Cincinnati district salesman for Henry L. Doherty Company, faces charges of embezzling 10162.50 amid a 1 million to 1.5 million shortfall at the Cincinnati branch. Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Co auditors probe how the Doherty account affected bank finances as Shafer is held on bail and Detroit manager Raine arrives to protect stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Henry L. Doherty Company
New York
A. W. Shafer
Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Co
Shafer
Dudley
Doherty
Cosmopolitan Bank
Columbus
Doherty Company
Cities Service Securities
Oscar F. Raine
Detroit
Cities Service Co
Slain Tribune Reporter In Chicago Subway Shooting
Alfred J. Linge a Chicago Tribune veteran was shot and killed Monday in the Randolph subway under Michigan avenue Chicago. Three unidentified assassins fled as hundreds looked on en route to Illinois Central trains, prosecutors and police seeking leads.
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Alfred J. Linge
Chicago Tribune
Randolph
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Illinois Central
Bank of Albany Closed by Directors in Missouri
The Bank of Albany at Albany in Gentry county with $184,500 total resources was closed Tuesday by its board of directors and turned over to the state finance department. Z. M. Street was president and J. D. Smith cashier. R. E. Shelby, state bank examiner, directed to take charge.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Missouri
Bank of Albany At
Albany
Gentry County
State Finance Department
S. L. Camtley
Z. M. Street
J. D. Smith
R. E. Shelby
Missouri Supreme Court Upholds Blanket Ballot Law
The Missouri Supreme Court in a full bench ruling upheld the blanket ballot law. Judge Frank Atwood authored the decision, discarding a 1929 test case by Democratic leaders who argued the law unfairly discriminated against their ticket in presidential elections when the state favored Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
Missouri Supreme Court
Frank Atwood
Portes Gil Demands Full Probe Over Plot Allegations
Former President Emilio Portes Gil asks President Ortiz Rubio for a full investigation into claims by Luis Morones that Portes Gil, while provisional president, plotted to kill Ortiz Rubio in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico
Emilio Portes Gil
Ortiz Rubio
Luis Morones
Industry, Commerce and Labor
Portes Gil
Los Angeles
Communist Plot Reported In Los Angeles
Detectives led by Lieut. William McAgnes and the Red Squad announced a communist plot to embarrass Mexican President Pascual Ortiz Rubio during his pre inauguration tour of the United States. The plan was uncovered before his Los Angeles visit was cancelled with the president at the Grand Canyon. Police warned of rumored violence but said they were ready to handle any incident.
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EL Centro
California
William McAgnes
Los Angeles
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
United States
Hynes
Red Squad
Ortiz Rubio
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Missouri crop outlook shows wheat at 71 percent. corn brightest in four years
June condition reports from Missouri place wheat at 71 percent of normal on 1.5 million acres, with an estimated 19.5 million bushels for 1930. Corn prospects are the brightest in four years at 82 percent, while oats vary from good to excellent in the north to poor in the center. Hay remains short with mixed clover and alfalfa yields.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Missouri
E. A. Longan
Jewell Mayes
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Missouri counties lose population in 1930 census
Willow Springs Butler county records 23 464 residents a drop of 642 since 1920 Taney county gains 669 to 8 847 Other counties in the district Christian 13 138 down 2 114 Douglas 13 893 down 1 543 Howell 19 705 down 1 397 Oregon 12 214 down 675 Ozark 9 531 down 1 694 Ripley 11 168 down 893 Stone 11 615 down 615 Total district population 2 123 575 down 8 515 since 1920 and 11 009 since 1910.
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Willow Springs
Missouri
Butler County
Taney County
Christian
Douglas County
Howell County
Oregon County
Ozark County
Ripley
Stone
Missouri nominees for state offices list filed for August primary
Readable OCR lists candidates who filed with the Secretary of State across parties for Missouri offices. Names cover state superintendent of schools judges, representatives in Congress by district, state senate and circuit court, plus courts of appeal and local judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jefferson City
Missouri
Secretary of State
Districts Elect Joseph Spalti and Charles Ku Chan
In St Louis districts Eleventh and Twelfth voters select Joseph Spalti and Charles Ku Chan to represent their areas. Prohibition candidate Wilbur H Ghormby runs in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Spalti
St. Louis
Charles Kuchan
Claimant of Mary Queen of Scots Declined by English Firm
Gray's Inn lawyers in London reply to a Sedalia client, a supposed descendant of Mary Queen of Scots, that they cannot handle the estate claim and would not pursue it, noting the present king is satisfactory. The letter from Rubenstein Nash and Co. warns the claim appears baseless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubenstein Nash
Sedalia Attorneys
Rubenstein, Nash and Co
Raymond Buildings
Gray’s Inn
London
Mary Queen of Scots
England
Sedalia
Honors at West Point Graduation
West Point New York highlights graduation week as 241 cadets of the class of 1930 are to receive diplomas at Battle Monument on Trophy Point. Cadet E E Holtzen of Smithton Missouri is among honorees and will be commissioned second lieutenant with credit. He ranked in the first third of his class and led in athletics and gymnastics during cadet life. He is the son of Dr and Mrs E E Holtzen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
New York
United States Military Academy
Battle Monument
Trophy Point
E. E. Holtzen
Smithton
Holtzen
New Suit Against An Evangelist In Kansas City
Mrs. Jessie R. Walker amended her divorce petition against Carl C. Walker known as The Sunshine Evangelist. She alleges curses and insults including old hag and battle ax, home liquor, daily drinking, financial dissipation, inappropriate conduct with other women, and claims he remarried to appease public sentiment. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Jessie B. Woolbridge. evang elist operates a tabernacle at 3100 East Thirty first Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
Missouri
Jessie R. Walker
Carl C. Walker
Sunshine Evangelist
Census figures show Kansas City twin cities surpass half million
Preliminary 1920 to 1930 census shows Kansas City, Missouri at 392,640 and Kansas City, Kansas at 122,327. Combined population reaches 514,967, with growth in Jackson and Wyandotte counties and nearby Johnson County. Suburbs not included. boosters seek 400,000 threshold.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Wichita
Rosedale
Real Estate Transfers From Sidney Condict to Condict Inc and Others
Real estate transfers listed include Sidney A. Condict and wife to Condict's Inc. for property on the north side of 2nd Street between Ohio and Osage Avenue for 21600 dollars. Multiple transfers involve trustees, sheriffs, and spouses with varied property locations and nominal sums.
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Sidney A. Condict
Condict’s Inc
QCD
2Nd Street
Ohio
Osage Avenue
C. H. Bothwell
Maude D. Baker
S. D
4Th St
Park Ave
August Reusch
Lake Creek
T. O. Herrick
Julia N. Kelsey
Sher
Park Avenue
16Th Streets
Harry J. McNamara
Samuel W
Edna C. van Dyne
7Th St
Harrison
Grand Ave
Cynthia Jackson
Silas Rice
Lima
van B. Gorrell
Lara B. Correll
Prairie
Dresden
Wyan T. Porter
5Th Street
Hancock
Marvin Ave
Laura A. Layne
A. E. Leslie
Broadway
Thompson
Hancock Ave
George E. S. Helsley
Frank B
Vivian Walkup
Smithton
Emma F. Rector
John Rector
Charley
Mary Dove
Flat Creek
Porter Real Estate Company
Henry J. Semon
NW Corner
11Th St
14Th St
Sneed Ave
Henry Semon
Porter Real Estate Co
SE Corner
Wagner Ave
B. H. Sanders
Earl S
Jessie B. Brummel
11Th Street
Montgomery and
Brown Ave
Wheat and Corn Both Declined in Chicago Market
Chicago market reports show soaking rains in Canadian prairie provinces dampening wheat values. Spring wheat prospects improved domestically while heavy selling for future deliveries pulled prices down. corn oats and provisions followed with declines and limited rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Boughan
Associated Press
Chicago
Canadian
Prairie Provinces
North America
Canada
Winnipeg
Chicago Produce Prices Steady in New AP Report
In Chicago on June 12, butter sales reached 11,732 units and held at steady prices, while eggs moved 11,706 units with no price change. The report notes prices unchanged for both commodities.
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Chicago
Cattle and Grain Market Prices in Chicago Trade
Chicago live stock market reports hogs 13 900 mostly steady top 10.15 with most 10.00 10.10. cattle 6 000 calves 3 000 dull trade 4 to 11.25. steers 1300-1500 pounds 11.25-13.50. heifers 9.50-11.50. cows 5.25-9.25. bulls 5.50-9.00. vealers 9-12. stockers 9.75-10.75. sheep 9 000 steady to 25 cents lower with lambs 11.50-12.35 and ewes 2.00-3.75.
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Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Hogs and cattle prices steady to higher at East St. Louis market
U S Department of Agriculture reports hogs 10,500 and calves 2,000 steady or up. top hog price 10.25 with 160 to 240 pound hogs 10.20. sows 9.00 to 9.25 and bulk 9.15. Cattle inclines on loads and steers with low cutters and vealers steady. cows 6.00 to 7.00, top 8.00. Sheep 3,500 steady with lambs at 11.00 and up to 11.75 for graded lots. medium 9.00 to 9.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Louis
Ill
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Cate
Hogs and cattle price report from Kansas City market
The U S Department of Agriculture notes hogs totaling 6500 with direct sales 550, uneven open strong and closing mostly down ten cents. Top early at 9 95 for 200 280 lb hogs. Cattle and calves totals show 2500 and 800 with varied values across weight classes and grades. Sheep at 3000 head with weak to 15 cent lower slaughter classes and tops around 11 70 for Idaho lambs.
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Kansas City
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Idaho
Kansas City Cash Grain Market Report
Wheat and corn prices held with minor declines across grades. No. 2 dark hard wheat traded around 9 dollars per bushel with nearby futures slipping slightly. corn mixed with No. 2 white around 81 to 82 cents and other grades modestly lower. Rye and barley quoted nominally with miscellaneous grains listed.
St Louis grain market prices steady on June report
Cash wheat ranged from 1.06 to 1.08 and corn values showed No. 5 mixed at 78 cents, No. 2 yellow 81 to 84 cents, and No. 2 white 84 to 85 cents. Oats quoted at 39 to 40 cents. Futures closed with July wheat at 1.01 and Sept at 1.03, corn July 80 and Sept 81 cents.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Kansas City
Garley
Chicago Poultry Prices Steady Across Carload and Trucks
Poultry markets in Chicago on June 12 show steady demand with alive fowls selling 21 to 22 cents, springs 28 cents, broilers 22 cents, roosters 13 4/5 cents, turkeys 18 cents, spring ducks 18 to 19 cents, and spring geese 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Market Prices From St Louis As Of June 12
Eggs quoted at 14 cents for Missouri No 1 19 and a half cents per dozen. Butter unchanged. Poultry hens 19 cents ming s 28 cents turkeys 24 cents spring geese 14 cents spring ducks 14 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Missouri
Kansas City Produce Price Report Includes Eggs Butter Poultry
Kansas City June 12 ap reports prices for eggs at 6.10 per case, butter creamery 36c and 35c in large quantities with butterfat 23c, packing butter, poultry showing hens 13 to 18 cents, broilers 20 to 26 cents, roosters 9 to 11 cents.
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Kansas City
Butte Lie
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Salisbury
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Marceline
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Memphis
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Otterville
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Rich Hill
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Ellington
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Carthage
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Lloyd T. Watkins
Joseph A. Bro
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Allen S. Southern
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Willard P. Hall
Warren L. White
Springfield
Robert I. Cope
Carl C. Abington
Poplar Bluff
Edgar B. Woolfolk
Troy
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John H. Gehrs
Cape Girardeau
Don Matthews
Sullivan
David E. Blair
Joplin
Dewey Short Galena
Joe J. Manlove
Rowland L. Johnston
J. G. Morgan
Unionville
Elva E. Deford
Winston
W. Co. McCluskey
J. M. Childress
Clyde C. Beck
M. Hartman
Frank Landwehr
Granville Hinkley
Anthony F. Ittner
Arthur H. Bader
Robert W. Hall
Alroy S. Phillips
Arthur J. Freund
Frank B. Grodzki
Joseph T. Caffall
Fred J. Hoffmeister
Leighton Shields
John A. Witthaus
Robert W. McElhinney
John A. Nolan
Fred E. Meuller
Campbell Alliston
Herbert E. Bryant
Orla M. Hill
George Grant Lydy
Thirtythird
Garry H. Yount
Charles T. Bloodworth
Eugene Y. McGee
Elias R. Anderson
Galt
Joseph G. Hodges
Charles H. Harrison
Warrensburg
Harry Shumaker
Louisiana
Alvin E. Eluiff
Webb City
Edward T. Middlecoff
Prohibition
Wilbur H. Ghormby
Mary Queen of
Scotts
Mrs
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