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Springfield Leader and Press from Springfield, Missouri • Page 3

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tm GOVERNOR URGES CHARGING OF ALL OR IB MURDER III ivc Men Arc Arraigned on Charges ol Participating in Mob Staying of Alleged Murderer APi: Ky. in V. 35. nr. 1 'f 1 Ik mf k.r.B the farts mini reirmva! of tn men naurd hv he.d'ed tmlnv i i rsvrtrl rrn.lv l0 SI A1N HlltlSTMsS he'd for the niaylnrf r.

n.ber 18 of r.av ai.d landowner. as tann, riav from th.e. M.v i i' shot tr.nny fm cs an" to die in 'he by the mob S. I WW next door was seized and hound. All the wcl mep ate of Watklns.

"VNT VINPUATION on aired Circuit Jurtee Chester A. Barh brii K' taken to thrt the rv ns tl "good ritlrens tion and nrea 't county vindicated. This 'Mil be done. Commonwealth Attorney. O.

c. Ahen also received a telegram rmn the governor urgin iprompt a tion and asklr.R tw ja rhculd be removed. Ahrn graphed that as to the jailer, facts are not fully develop' d. PATH NT ST LOUIS. Tt: "AP A coroner'! verdict of iidde turned today in the Vtnni.

R. Butterflrld. So. rt 111., who jumped omathi wmdo. of St.

Anthony Hospital yesterday. Mr. Sim. of ral mute 4 arc parents nf a Plllv Anne, born ChrlmS at Bt. Johns hotpital.

1W i n. i i fr ArVi.i. 1f V. A2? "0 I ndig nation High And "Rea ard Rises For Dog Tormentor mail ph rx i lis ui far i added to 'ii" wave lndicnatmn that. i.n si I liins asair.st the rapture.

From Callforni.i rame a 2(1 money order to he added rtn the rewards. Most Indignant of ail the corres pondents was Mayor ,1. Waririy Tate SUNDAY' NEWS AND LEADER, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 29, 1929 S)s lvw rfrv4.7'i,y SOii v.ty STORK 1VIAKES IN f29, REPORTS REVEAL nUniNO the first 11 months of. total more than the 851 recorded Li 1 in 1028. but not enough more to.

1020. a toai oi iin mruia i. ii of 14 wrre recorded In the SprliiRfield t. whtrh inrlurirs north and nuth Cnmpbrll urcordins to In Sharp, city nuni i rvrei ds by the toial iif lis the riurinc an of Sl.t Itrpiirlrd. A of Si.t ddi'lis Ivrr.

rompar. rt ITCH The imhej ol dcri'iiv till vear nffrrt the normal death rate persons per 1W) population. This I is sliRhtly higher than the rato of 13 persons pet 1000 announced by lie United Stnies department of ron fir ITS. hns been the most prevant ricise of death here this 7 lives in the I Other Riven' were as f.i'.low..': Diseases of heart. :) ulieri ulnMS.

irirroeral sla'r. riianlira and ft; tilpAtliena, wnooj.iiii; eoiich. measles. and arlft f' ver. ail other ause inclmiliKs B4j Slf Tutierriiliisis VHtiins; Al the neiape rate estnb.f lirn 11 montlw.

parsons died In Spn'iRftrld this' year of mbercttlosss. 'a decrease n.fi per rent fnim .1028. This decrease Is ascribed by Commissioner Sharp 'he work' of the Greene roiin'y, Tl.bel' pssf holds ecKiy chft c.ir.avs atid keeps a lull time tul iv.ir:.c. A nf 1 fien'JlS HCT 1000 'irknown man whovtorttired a dog population t'irouRhniit the nation severely that it had to be. killed from tuberculosis during the year preeeding the department of com bv the Humane soriety.

n.h.. i I merce report on December 11 is Plnre the maimed terrier as t0 prevention found in an alley of the residential NRtioiml TuWtcu dionrt tills week, rewards for the of Its torturer Have mounted nation. wn SAM BREADON SUING Today a manui.n 'iiifr oi uiicr UllMDCn (iwcil sent a telegram of AFTER WIFE INJURED teunc to A Inscu.t.s anv.PK homeiess dogs In for a total, of S12.S.00 were filed today by Sam Tlrradon, owner of the St. lmls Cardinals, and his wife, against I.uke Hart, attorney, and Hart's son. Paul.

17, as the rrsim an accident last November ft I 1 Ait intv e. Aft fne to Mvor Miller of St, Louis was as1. Mrs. Hreadon asked 00 for in nines she received when a car In When vmi caldi the scoundrel she and nreadon were riding who up the dog's mouth, ship collided with a car driven by young him to Dallas. Wr have a way of Hart.

Brcarion asked S5000 for the taking rare of those fellows." loss of his wife's "society and serv lecs" as a resultvof the accident VINEGAR RONE' WEDS niBUCrnFTrTiT STRAFFORD, PO The larnage of Mrs. Cressy J. Fowler, of Us Angeles. to II. VhittenlierK.

of Wewoka. in the Grace McthiKli church here on December 23, Is announced bv the bride's sister, Mrs. T. P.Thornr.berry, of near Strafford. Mrs.

SvhittenberB ha? been Mrs. Thonvbcrr.Vs Rurst during the past mnn'h. Mr. Whit nuring iw EAST ST. LOUIS.

111.. Doc. 28 Harry P. Mammen. president of Parks Air College.

has resigned effective next Wednesday to enter other business, It was learned today. The Parks enterprises were sold recently to the Detroit Aircraft nnn iu in enrnoratlon for more than ll.non tenorrg wm main Fpnngf as Vinegar oon and Mammen was invi.rd to none hr the mdeo last' the new organization, but ric snmmcr. He Is a Intnd of Wa rimed because of his new bUMncis Rogers. 1 STAR lA 'jim vij.e i m. iw II writ, isir ez't' No Gas, No Turk, So Pcirce City Misses a Dinner Peirce City failed to get gas to cook the Christmas, turkey with, but the delay was unavoidable.

Superintendent Pfenning says that everything ns moving along In fine shape when trouble developed at the new pumping station located cast of F.cdm 's Mill, which ttoppen I everything, until changrs and some new equipment could be Installed. The prospects now are that gas will be turned on about January 1st. PI Bl.lslli as' NOTKI Tht ted Lft.ler. lliifrt frrv Sur.riny Si.bctli,tiiin rt by frul Sundm onlt SO f.r frnlrt inn jn. en Sfi r1 Lenrtrr en i f.

loefp I rl(J ir.d In rrl nt AiKn. I 1 in 1' "I ITh rrt 111 cr i it irmwt fi I'T 'ii rriFir So, hi 1 liner: fk yrrnA rlJ nt ii II" itl ir Sp'M Ki.rM voiitl iinilrt II" 1 nV ol Mutch 3 otllct Bouin Jctictioii tictiu. COAST GUARDS 7 yj eC.J.O 3 iiwc OMtVAHf? TO Off FOfDJMTy Formal Charges to Be Filed Against Trio as Inquest IsClosjDd TJ' nrinfril Fit ni FFAtfl N. Dec. 28 The three coast guardsmen Involved In lhe fatal shooting of Eugene F.

1 Downey, Christmas nigrit. were I found g'lilty by Judge Frank W. Stai'dart. of reckless shooting of firearms an inquest of Downey's death in city court, today. Judge Standart announced at the 'concision of the inq'Test he would the trio Tuesday to ar i ranee for bail undr second degree manslaughter charges Sign Warrants Tuesday Tlie Judge, after hearing a steno i graphic record of statements of the three men read in court by District Guy H.

Moore, said he inrrS rA 1. J. )) 1 vj BORED WITH SOCIETY SHE WINS AS WRITER HOLLYWOOD, Dee. 38. fTNHiNnpene Searie.

daughter of iailv nromlnent Toledo, Ohio, family, was one of Hollywood hap piest girls today. After five years or nara wor as a script girl, her faithful efforts were rewarded by appointment to the position of scenario writer for James Cruze, at a salary of $10,000 a year. "Society bored me. so I came to Hollywood to work, In spite of my parents' objections," fhe said. ttould issue the information upon which the manslaughter charges arc based at once, but said he wouin rot stsn the warrants until Tuesday.

Offiirrs Present The guardsmen, liamiolph II Thompson. On ille and A a r.nues. accompanied by I'onimaiidi Martin V. 'Ranius. of this district, and Captain Paul Forney, who ordered them to duty on the nfcht of the Fliootmg, were In court and hrnrd'the statemets's fellsAl.

SALE Seventeen vear old Sraila Hciile, 1 ff as Pavlusva of the Ice and I V5k three times worlds figure skatinR ry champion; arrived In New York to YV I make hei American krtiA On Account of Moving to Our New Location 300 SMALL HATS In Velvets, Felts and Soliels Must Be Disposed of Originamices $2.95 to $12.50 g0nwSaaf $1.00 to $4.95 WILLIAMS' HAT SHOP 17 Arcade New Location 2in K. MVPiinicI Slrrct 7T marfrT Crtooiv viisfoTM 0 Springfield, December, 1919 Ttf i 7 a4C.o i li. A I A THREE i i i jlhaT, i HAVC SpriO(ffcld' Mod Popalar Slipper Shop DRYER'S St. Louis (reet sli 1 Exquisife NSV' A MY Evening (NSuA Slippers! I I I 11 tiS LATHS S5S10 $17.50 The New llccoliile i Txliie for tl" I AVOID PAIR coiros An nr ntltrnl prr ih( rtiiifton lur will trft rtro itl Mrh ftrr mhtn tm ltrmniitrt hif ti4 dvnllklrT D.int'c (he Old Year Out mid the 'New Year In "CYMIIOI." 10 'vh'' "'i'l nr. 1 i I p.i trl r.iadei i'l'io in.

iv, m.it Xm, elKii lilaek No. 102 pi ado brown Medium round too; spike heel rrompl Service by Mall Long Distance rhone 2419 Another It. ic I). Shoe Store 300 St. Louis Street, Springfield, Missouri Savings HlBh Omsk Dentistry at Reasonable Prices KILLINGS CROWNS and tt(t INLAYS BltllX.EWUltK 5lVcS2.50 $3.50 I rer Tooth I sr Mi roiii Uxiiln for (he etrC' tl.Mi of irrtli.

"It it liuiti. douU py." ritfcE EXAM1N TlON DRJERIWI DENTIST So. Side Square Phone 2711.

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