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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1929

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Reed rails at reparations plan in St Louis banquet

Former Senator James A Reed denounces the Paris reparations conference as England and France scheming to extort Germany and push an international policy. He warns of potential conflict with Britain, fears alienating Germany, and calls for an American policy at home. He also attacks prohibition as government overreach while criticizing Congress members who back the law.

ST. Louis Europe James 4. Reed America Missour Paris United States Dawes England France Germany Reed Congress

Rich Hill Marshal Shot U S Student Butler Incident

Bates County grand jury to probe shooting of a Hume high school student by Rich Hill Marshal Harve Campbell. Prosecutor W W Lunderworth says Campbell fired on two carloads of boys returning from Eldorado Springs to Hume when they stopped to repair a tyre, last Saturday night.

Rich Hill U. S Butler Bates County Grand Jury Allerney Hume, Mo Harve Campbell W. W. Lunderworth Campbell Eldorado Springs Hume

Wrong number sparks comic courtroom exchange

A cartoon caption shows a weary business man with modern conveniences arguing with a judge about reliable television apparatus. The joke hinges on misdialed calls and the judge’s dry reply about technology.

Photto

Budget bill postponed amid Missouri Senate split over tax plan

Republicans in the Missouri Senate blocked reconsideration of the Morgan amendment and placed the budget and revenue bill on the informal calendar as debate ended in a 15 to 15 die vote. Senator Cave defended the tax consolidation features while noting objections arose mainly from the secretary of state.

Missouri Senate Budget and Revenue Commission Cave Fulton Carter Buford Ellington Wi Agsaust Senate Secretary of State

Stock Market Still In the Doldrums Tuesday

The market remained in the doldrums as bulls tried to spark a rally in oils foods and specialties while steel motor and topper shares faced selling pressure. Fresh buying emerged mid afternoon but heavy copper liquidation and new year-low levels across several names dominated, with some issues hitting multi year lows despite upbeat notes from GM and others.

Stanley W. Prenosil Associated Press New York Bull Abong & General Rally Hoover Congress General Motors U. S. Steel Common Granby Hayden Cerro de Pasco Webster-Risenlohr Western Union Burrowers Adding Machine Burns Bros A. Johns Manville Superior Steel Schulte Retail Holland Furnace Lackawanna Railroad Chrysler Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Skelly Simms Petroleum Union Ou California Ore

Senate debate over central purchasing bill and tax duties

Senator Cave argues the measure does not affect his duties while Senator Morgan criticizes administration of tax collection and calls for stronger auditor support. In Vinton Louisiana, Mr and Mrs George Weddington celebrate their 72nd wedding anniversary. A humorous exchange features a clerk demanding a raise and an employer joking about firing others.

Senator Cave Senate Morgan Vinton George Weddington Rediiegton Iis Redington

Raids Continue In Kansas City

Kansas City police carried out two series of liquor raids, arresting twelve people on charges. Chief John P. Miles said the operation is ongoing, not a single drive, and will continue indefinitely to harass liquor sellers and maximize results.

Kansas City Gily John P. Miles

Metropolitan Opera Star Quits Stage For Farm Life

Marion Talley, famed soprano of the Metropolitan Opera, retires from the concert stage. She plans to buy three farms in the Midwest and poses in gingham aprons while signing a seed catalog for photographers.

Marion Talley New York Metropolitan Opera Company Middle West

Recognizing Tiny Germs and Safe Washing with Borozone

An warning urges recognition of microscopic germs and outlines how they can enter the bloodstream through small cuts. It promotes thorough washing with Liquid Borozone as a safe antiseptic and notes availability at AL Brandenberger Drug Company and East End Drug Store Ady.

AL Brandenberger Drug Company East End Ady

Ruth to Marry Babe Ruth in New York Church

Babe Ruth and Mrs. Clair Hodgson were to be married at 6 30 p m tomorrow in St Gregory s Church New York City The public was invited and the ceremony was to be conducted by Father Hughes Christy Walsh disclosed plans for an immediate future announcement and that the wedding would not take place today

New York Babe Ruth Clare Hodgson Follies St. Gregory's Roman Catholic Church West Nintieth Street Father Hughes Christy Walsh Clair Hodgson

Clean-up Week Declared by Missouri Health Board

The Missouri Board of Health designates May 4 to May 11 as Clean-up Week. Dr James Stewart urges all agencies to join the effort to promote cleanliness and sanitation in every city town and village to curb disease and present a healthy state for residents and visitors.

Missouri Board of Health James Stewart State Health Department Health Department Stewart

Want Hoover To End Textile Strike

Five thousand textile workers at the Bemberg and Glanzstor Mills in Elizabethton Tenn telegrammed President Hoover urging intercession on behalf of labor to organize. They note his October southern campaign speech and request federal action to end the strike.

Elizabethton Tenn Hoover Bemberg & Glanzstor Mills Washington

Colquitt Named to Succeed Pat Neff

President Hoover announced on April 16 that Colquitt is nominated to succeed Pat Neff. The nomination aims to fill a key position in the administration as Hoover moves to appoint a successor.

Washington Hoover

Wartime Governor Sidney J Atts Indicted Over Counterfeiting Aid

Sidney J Atts Sr former Florida wartime governor and Baptist minister was indicted by a Federal Grand Jury in Jacksonville on charges of aiding and abetting counterfeiters. Investigators say the group financed plans to circulate large amounts of bogus money.

Florida Sidney Jatts, Sr Jacksonville

Former Texas Governor Colquitt Named to Mediation Board

The former Texas governor Oscar B Colquitt is named to the United States Board of Mediation succeeding Pat Neff whose term expired last year. Also nominated to the Senate today were Sidney C Brown of Lakeland Florida for collector of customs at Tampa and Lunsford D Fricks as senior surgeon general of the public health service.

Oscar B. Colquitt Texas United States Board of Mediation Pat Neff Senate Sidney C. Brown Lakeland Fla Tampa Lunsford D. Fricks Public Health Service

Steers Bring $14.50 At St. Joseph Mo

St. Joseph April 16 AP a price of $1450 a hundred pounds paid here to Edward Tolle of Canton Kansas for two car loads of steers averaging 10 pounds per carload.

St. Joseph, Mo ST. Joseph Edward Tolle Canton Kas

Top Price Paid Here in Missouri River Market

The figure cited was the highest price paid locally since early January and was believed to surpass all prior Missouri river market payments made since that period.

Entombed Miners Rescued in Idaho Shaft Collapse

Oscar Johnson and John Amonson, entombed for nearly 48 hours in the old Frisco mine shaft near Wallace Idaho, were rescued today. Crews of hard rock miners from the Coeur dAlene district worked in relays since Sunday night to free them.

Or Wallace Ida Frisco Here Oscar Johnson John Amonson Couer D’alens

Leviathan's first trip ends dry in Cherbourg

The Leviathan reached Cherbourg with its medicinal whisky and brandy aboard and declared legally dry on the New York to Cherbourg leg. Ship officers plan to stock the return voyage with liquor for passengers and dispose of excess medicinal reserves before the twelve mile limit.

Cherbourg France New York

Alma Rubens Released From Spadra Narcotic Farm

Alma Rubens, the screen star, was released from the Spadra state narcotic farm and went home with her mother Mrs. Theresa Rubens. Hollywood servants reported the mother was in Fresno with no further information on the actress.

Asylim Pomona Calif Alma Rubens Spadra Theresa Rubens Hollywood

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