St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 2, 1924

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TQ PROCEED: FLAG ag LET PUBLIC AGT ossssz--~s SZ7O00 ESTATE LANDIS ADMITS: 55-7 ay MARTIN S TILL MISSING B 2. a we ss ~“iDVore Wisc eee ee : ~: O 2 On © 28 iw twiwtiwtiw e vj for St. qe ca | | Hatsu, a Japanese naval engi ay LOOK OUT | victnity: Fair to-| rae Retains Ki | Reka 2s to Be Drawn. FOR TAR! night and Satur- ‘Reason for Delay Was That Picturesque Former Jurist || yer Cone erres Fe | Sane gas s me ae . ; h ' we et me He! 7 > * = dil gal oe | John M. Rupp Had For- | Expresses Serious and ate oh in Berlin. been com- | | Alana Beate of World Flyers SFARCH OFF The Flamm cruisers are of Was in 1918 Over Ordi- | | g oteuge % | gotten Names of His First: Semi - Humorous Views 4900 tons, over four times as _ And Their Missing Commander Missouri —Fafr | large as any now in existence nance. | tonignt and Sat- | Cousins. | As a Senate Witness. | Naval men here believe the. ——-—— _- di | A urday: warmer | | , ‘ are far in advance of any sub- poeaane ON | zy sopra Ree meee —_ marine being prepared by anv 4 , | | s : || other power. Although Prof. : . WILL AWAIT ACTI tion, /MANY OF THEM, 'COOLIDGE PARDON IN. || fiatin secre ee ust | Brot. i BY REORGANIZERS (@)} 3 iiinois —~ Fair! LIVED IN GERMANY wET CASE | Germans tapek Rad c baeeib eo EXTENDED ) tonight and Sat- | || build them. Executor of Estate Also) \Chicago Saloon Man, Wit- Met With Obstacle When’ 04. Saye; Rin Ber Aftde cow, ONCE VALUED AT be: f ALES p A urday at sa. m.| Alien Property Custodian (Conyiction and Down to $50,000, WORTH $760 DEAD | | | Will Have Something to urday at 5 a. mM. | Stage of the ee. ng iver at California Pays eimall Compense- stdin Say, P erhaps. St | Stepped In. | Day of Clemency. | tloh for Prize Herd. Killed as | ~~ urday; somewha} BE A Good Cit gg . 4S apodeton § ;: we | ware! oni “Er Hr WHILE @ 30 “When They Place a Con- im southeast por IM Gove. | tion. crete Plan Before Us, We ; Sun sets Friday . Louis: 14.1 feet at 7 . a rise | - - Hoof-and-Mouth Breeders. Lieut. Smith, With Apropos of a public announce- | | l Ey the Associated Press 5 eo | John M. Rupp. once a St. Louls |... ... sscociated Presi | sacp ** ‘, Ba elt ae | rent by reorganizers = are pound COTTON BROKERS T0 GIVE la borer, wanted to remember all : WASH INGTON, - May 2.—With | Cap gp hg gr sh | "str f Now at Dutch ove, SPOT TRADE 10 EMPLOYES | nis first cousins when he died. But ithe picturesque emphasis that nee mia coW killed péeiiulbe ii | = , | Directed to Resume Tri Potential Value. of Business Is Ez- properties, timated at Several Hundred . : Var 4 4 ‘ -y " ’ : ic . a ; Thousand Dollars son, it is only now, seven years erak bench to become its high com-/| ajthough the animal once was/| reorganization of the : . ao Vv ~aid any plan | eee zhi oe . ’ ‘ . A } . ; ‘24 Mayor Kiel toda} ine Associated Press. after his legal death, that most of] missioner, Kenesaw Mounta‘n yalued at $50,000, and had pro- | HA MARTIN ‘duced calves which sold for as ‘ HAD FOOD “a intl , itted by the réor- | NEW YORK, May 2.—Harriss. ; ae? oe See Ivy & Vose, me shor of t] N jfile 106 heirs ‘are about to share! Lanne: teeey gays ie se | ganizers would be gone over care 'York and New O l ‘ ( ‘ nts ‘in his $27,000 estate Daugherty. Committee his opinion | much as $61,000. Tillie no longer ae oA ee a8 FOR ONLY A DAY ‘ . - i ‘ , _ ea ge ¥ y . on j Ss én ‘ : ‘ ; e te: oe ‘ . ae ; =" Fa oe : fully by his administration and | hang aS nee a ee ;, ‘of prohibition enforcement and /| Was a breeder and it was said her) ot Pe ae , . ‘changes and associate ‘nembers of Rupp. a mative of Bavaria, made ILA GAREOP RES D eet ad rincipally was advertisi ’ = then submitted to a vote of the peo- n't tmete 1c og 'other administrative questions s Value principally was acivertising , a ae ‘tats Mal ; Y aver poe otton Exchange. vhis living by hard work. With a they have been dealt with in re- ‘and sentimental. An_ insurance | iZ territory over which Ma}. re Pe 7B ) | poli ly w .| £ Martin was flying is that), @R ili. ie Hopes Rusia He ection. Bee ple for acceptance or rej oo 2 oe . 4 a0 , ill turn over their entire spot cot 'buck and saw he followed cord-| cent vears by the Federal Govern- | policy of $25,000 recently was pet He added that he would not be| ae Se oat 7 : 3 rj Amertean continert,-. the nies | \¢ of Be | i: ee 3 Aid Are Still Alive r aS | @gain drawn into a controversy Pree cae 6 | : : | “tg 1918 when the United Railways entire, of that department OM |savings by being the handy man! = 4¢ dinner parties in Chicago, he| With Tillie Alcartra were kille1 | | July 31, they announce. They also ion the job. In time his fortune, | ?}one customer to hold up their | Body fr evant a of | ly. Proceedings y. ‘Discussed Route W With Master Missouri penitentiary, who wassen-|wateching for him. When | WEE, | 7 re : | MONSEwere’ 4 the people of St. Louis. Any plan ns Seer Greater sine, speed - ‘half share of the estate. The! Grossman’s conviction, Judge - ‘ ‘ oe teay bE submitted by the re- |! r than any hitherto produced, alien property custodian took po-; Landis said, resulted from the tes- | organizers will be gone over care-| according to the Daily Mail. Th] aio, of it. itimony of six witnesses who said | at automobiles and ttt tte ttt. a, tama a United Railways franchise | Sedalia Hotel Keeper—The ||| Finally, the executor, unable to “The contempt of \court was |? Ds >| hands while they helped themselves ing once before and wil] not go story of the curious love at- idevote the time necessary to such charged, Judge Landis said. ‘'be- ? Adv ertising. Sj to all the money in sight. They | By the Associated Press a. =e ~ omega It goes oo to the | fair of a tenant farmer’s |//a4 hunt. felt it was best to turn the. rE ro oo. eae to run |; | took between $5000 and $6000, | WASHINGTON, May 2 ~The | ie ot ie U, , Steamer, Ad e nex me, so plea: Pus , i a saloon ter a restrs dia ' a amc ia Press. Z th othe ork whoa agen excuse — and what came of ||| money into the hands of the State ip codees! seo agt nes ee Is a barometer which shows ); Cashier Townsend told a Post-Dis-| whole country soon may be granted) gypwanmn Alaska. ae i 9t Sinedy Shebident of the | Treaburer, under the escheat sta-. Although the Judge insisted he condition of the market patch reporter by telephone. Then the boon of drinking at the feun- ‘lef that Mej. Martin - ; ie « vas ~ : Maternal Instinct of a Ti- tutes. which give heirs 21 years in St. Louis. It is a record )| they fled in an automobile. ‘Alva H fl Board of Public Service. and James EB ke eetaGnit. stan nana 6 there were six witnesses to Grosas- , ea ain’ He’ Bas ‘onstable ©. T. Byrd gave chase | ‘#i2* of Senatorial wisdom without | arvey etill were ; ‘e« A. Hooke. Director of Public Util- gress oraging for Cub a proot, Ang fe-! man’s derelictions, Senator Wheeler of opportunity for wise m= )/ os ee ee nd . f he C enei ; Probably in seme sheltered ne ities, both said any expression f Spurred the Bobbed-Haired ane the: mane, cited a Department of Justice ep vestors. and just outside of town he over-/even walting\for the Congressiona _Was expressed today by pt. ’ = . n rom | r - : ; , ° - e. SS the administration would have to | Bandit to Crime—How the How Heirs Were Found. resentation to President Coolidge |: 7] MBSSOG INS. COmnere | er Record to. come from: ine “pre A. Johansen, master of the Goves : ; . - +e ' : . em. fome from the Mayor. Both said | girl whe terrorized Brook- A Chicago foreign exchange that but one witness had testified | By reading the Real Estate The man Cashier Townsend paid | Under a resolution —— waged | or -siees mail steamer Starr, the city had no plan for the re- | yn with ner. caring hotd- (house, Claussenius &/ Co.. which|t9 the incident of selling whisky Advertising columns of the ¢/ he had. recognised as .Thempeen ithe Bapaie inamired of the Tae Gn , Martin ‘eft Reward, Jo Organization at this time and was ups came to laungi upon had located the favorite nephews | Which resulted in the man’s sen- |; Post-Dispatch daily and ; | jumped out and made his escape | Navy Departments whether i over the commander's waiting for something from the te her futjle and costly career “and niece, continued the search, | tence for contempt Sunday, vou will keep in ?j with the money. Constable Byrd | would be “feasibie’’ to broadcast him conce ring the route Organizers. Kinsey added thatiany | of outlawry. |However, as did Gustav Detjen,| Asked whether he meant to crit- close touch with the growth }/captured Moore, who was driving. its proceedings by radio through |Chignik and *Duteh Marher. Pian would be influenced by the | Art. Millions of Dollars and I st. Louis attorney, who had be- icise the exercise of executive atu- of the city and its real — 15 A Pope of wre pe etsy g cciggees, Government once - sow ) The two airmen rysth ot Cota 1920 report of the City Plan Com- | Union Cards for Actors Are || come interested through them. thority in the case, the Judge re- wip ons eon te art ca eee on “ge z a | + — ek 9 atte tea iid 4 br sa ya a “ mission. which deals altogether the Issues in Threatened In time the complete Rupp fam- | Plied that he “couldn't understand which business and resi aa ws is Sane Fh ayy por Ang 3 5 i (Neb.) and met “s Bapey tem Soa one of re many sheq with location and routing and not Strike— With nation-wide ||| ily tree. from his grandparents how Grossman ever got his par- districts are — desirabie °| the ——- of the villag snasimeus ea ‘and quiet hays between. J aes * With reorganization. walkout set for June 1, down. was compiled. It showed don.” for homes or investments. «| had about $200 in bilis in his eee | : land, on the southers # oe Newman's ‘Suggestion. players and managers are 'that he had had 10 uncles and “If you want to cal! that atti- ote.; The Constanle RENNIN eee Se RACING SCHOONER |S i ae : a ~ Pte The P a : bluff th rae fa Me ée Read the Post-Dispatch’s )}| hid the rest of the money in the | ithe Shumagin In T 4 © Post-Dispatch has been in- each trying to u the aunts, and 50 first cousins. Seven- | tude criticism,” he added, "1 guess) ea we ; , bi - / Pau) Island. et Pees formed by an attorney for one 0° other gut and_both are suf- teen of the cousins are living, while Il! have to let it stand.” | “Real Estate” columns today | | woods and parties begun combing ‘Crew Facapes a* sas Canadian Entrant Psu) alno of Vmge the principals in the reorganiza- fering consequences of the there are 65 children of deceased | Not’ Sunday School Affair. ~and ¢ every day. | the brush for the supposed cache. in 1920 Pvent Sinke. according te Jo Harve tion that the reorganization com. | | Neither Moore nor Thompson—/| py che Associated Prees: Kuprenof war before it breaks. How cousins Thirteen children of the It was pointed out that ¢. W ; . + - _—— - : : i . ° ‘ os a oii mittee is anxious for public discus- | the long fight over Equity children of cousins are also to| Middlekauf, special Assistant Ate | Neon are, mep-brothers—-has admit-| HALIFAX, HM. &., Moy ™ “One logical harbor for a f } The Post- Dispatc h 4 ted part in the holdup. Fred Moore | waenberg schooner ‘Delawanna, |landing would. be at i‘ has finally come to a crisis. share in the estate. 'torney - General, recommended | kthie’ ot unm ae tim ei | | sie i . ec *e mach counin’s share of the S127 a St. Louis’ One Big Want Ad Directory sa 4 one acme with Bre nie that Canadian entrant in the first inter- Point.” he said. “Tharp ae at J. K. Newman. banker and trac f the Human Race—a || 699.20 estate left after the newhews| “I think Middiekauf talked to : § Sepapetiencesw S | 1920. in | White fox farmers in this ti | of t ; : t Market-Place (| he was “sorry to admit it looked | national schooner race tn -9, 1 | but mest of the isu on company operator, in charg scientist lists them, with the |}; and niece receive their half. wil!| me,” Judge Landis said, “and said The Perfec “Marke ace _ locality of reor 7 eds , : Ses like Townsend recognized Fred all which the Gloucester boat Eaper- tied The nearest — kanization plans for ban} - reasons for his selection, be $273.80. The amount going to the evidence against Grossman Seley : | 4 sein -epeihs Wiis items: Santee ees | *rs controlling the properties. ha- but says other people might |]! more distant heirs ranges from | should not have been depended up- ~~~ ‘eink n iti bo he id be ioe he ° f Nov —_ oe eee a put forward the suggestion of a disagree. The article is al- }{| $11.40 upward. Enough of ithe/|on because one of the witnesses | : ‘You're positive a re en - or on the eastern coast of Nova ‘coast of the Alaska Plan similar to that in Cleveland. most a miniature history of [|| heirs to account for $16,575.56 have | was not credible. ‘Radio Programs | tifications” a reporter as eed ve mi + a There are many bays: The reorganization committee civilization. |already been found. | “I told him to remember that, it send. : . awannas spring Yiand it may be some time be Considers bus line service of vital ' Family Tree Compiled. Grossman got pardoned, the other || P 47 Positive? Why, I know both of | snapped. causing the mainmast to | any vessel can reach Martie a Order Your Copy Detjen recently filed the family|felléws convicted upon the — | e them. ar st boys. They y Pages se geo Cele a or oe — -locked and. not ¥ #t Cost, and any plan for reorgani- _tree and other proofs with the Pro-/| evidence should be gotten out, too. I Located Following |'*°T* "°° OF ere.” e n ook an ¢ from ships. The | Ss : vation’ must include consideration Today bate Court here, and obtained an | You know, you don't get a Sunday |" en ¢ Went Ade Festus is in Jefferson County, 40 | crew escaped in dories, and made | thorough search can be Bong! 2 of the motor bus. * Continued on Page 3. Colteme 3. Continued on Page 3. Columea — miles south of &. Louis ‘shore in safety. home! on : ‘cleman Sion of franchise terms under a. reorganization. The Ten Greatest Discoveries importance to ite plan for service ee |Get the Post- Dispatch SUNDAY EVENING SPORTS SPECIAL—Sunday y Evening —Price 2 en LT om

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