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Jefferson City Post Tribune

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Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1930

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Giant British airship R-100 completes transatlantic crossing

The R-100, the world’s largest airship, landed at St Hubert Quebec after a 79 hour Atlantic crossing from Cardington. A torn stabilizing fin from a storm caused slight damage and delay but repairs were swift. the crew reported the voyage proved the airship’s comfort and potential for long commercial flights.

W. W. Chaplin Aubert Montreal Cardington Eng Quebec Canada Los Angeles Atlantic Ocean Bos Father Point Sir Dennison ‘Burney Sir Dennison G. HB. Scott Booth Johnston North Atlantic Dennistoun Moring Gardington St.Hubert West Point Anticosti

Mrs Walter Johnson dies in Washington after vigil

Mrs. Walter P. Johnson wife of the Washington Nationals manager and daughter of former representative B E Roberts of Nevada died early today at Georgetown Hospital. She had driven from Coffeyville Kansas amid heat and long bedside vigil for son Walter P Johnson Jr who had injured legs in a spring car crash. The death ends a string of misfortunes for the beloved baseball figure as he remained with the team in New York yesterday.

Washington Walter P. Johnson Washington Nationals B. E. Roberts Nevada Johnson Georgetown Hospital New York Philadelphia Athletics

Woman radio star questioned in Buckley death

Detroit AP reports Marjorie Mansell, 22, WMBC radio entertainer, was arrested and detained for questioning over the slaying of Gerald Buckley, a political commentator at WMBC. Police tied Mansell to driving Pete Licavoli's car, found outside her home, amid gang raids and investigations. Licavoli, a sought gangster in Buckley’s case, is a former St. Louis gangster now in Detroit-linked inquiries.

Detroit Marjorie Mansell WMBC Jand Gerald FB Jerry" Buck- Jay Sane Miss Mansell East Grand Bowevard Jane Pete Licavoli Buckley Licavoli East Grand Boulevard Charles Bowles LaSalle Jana St. Louis Peter Licavoli Gerald E. Buckley Chester Madison

Missouri notices and obituaries from August AP briefs

A coroner's jury finds J Montgomery criminally negligent in a fatal collision near Moncey Missouri. Rev W C Bewley, 78, dies in Kansas City after long pastorates. Bowling Green votes to grant a 20 year gas franchise to Rhodes Hood. T Shelby, former bank cashier, faces misappropriation charge after bank failure. Mrs Golda Heinrichs exonerated over a shanty kidnapping incident. Rev Ferreoll Girardey, Civil War chaplain and author, dies at an advanced age. St Louis federal courts see more cases but liquor fine collection drops.

Associated Press St- Joseph J. Montgomery Kansas City Wiliam A. Harris Prater W. CG. Bewley Methodist Episcopal Church South Harrisonville Belton Butler Neosho Carterville Weob City Clinton Nevada Atherton Bowling Green Rhodes Hood Denver Cas Jerty Council Wellsville T. Shelby National Commercial Bank of Justice of the Peace Rogers Shelby Bonne Terre Golda Heinrichs John Club Club Heinrichs ST. Louis Ferreoll Girardey James J. O'Connor

Stock Market Dips Then Rebounds on Mixed News

New York traders faced a dull session with selling pressure early as utilities and major issues slipped. By afternoon bulls stepped in, lifting many names, while Crosley Radio showed a first-half loss and credit remained ample at 2 percent. Gains came from American Tobacco, Case, Diamond Match, and IBM, with radio shares firming after mid day.

Claud A. Jagger Associated Press New York Bears New York City Bull Crosley Radio U.S. Steel American Can Westinghouse Vanadium

Jordan mansion fire destroys home and hits insurance

Early morning blaze devastated the Jordan mansion leaving only four walls standing after firefighters fought flames for nearly four hours. Property value was listed as 2400 with furniture value undetermined, and insurance coverage unclear. The home, a social hub, hosted prominent state figures and attracted feature writers from major papers.

Beeson Jordan

Which would you save in Edison poser exam

Edison College Scholarship finalists faced a six hour test with a morality puzzle set in a desert. Forty students from 41 states and DC debated who to save between a scientist, his wife, a young son, a fiancee, a best friend, and two guides. Only three of seven could be saved. Henry Ford attended the session in West Orange, but did not influence the students.

West Orange WN. J Thos. A. Edison Edison College District of Columbia Joan Alexander Colorado Sptings Robbin C. Anderson Louisiana Robert H. Smith Las Vegas N. M Henry Ford

Lashes of Life and Fashion Trials Across Regions

Princess Elizabeth four, taking music at Glamis Castle, using the same piano plane her mother once played. In Shanghat, heat dress reforms spark fines for men stripping to waists. jackets issued to the poor. In New York, Captain Towers plans to marry Annie Grandmont, a Franco American wartime romance linked to his 1929 trans Atlantic flight. Rome students gain cut rates with cinema cards.

Associated Press Glamis Scotland Elizabeth Glamis Castle Duchess of York New York John H. Towers U. SS. N Milo Annie Pierrette Grandmont Argonne Towers Navy Rome University of Rome

Yard coupe appraisal ranges from five hundred to forty three

An appraisal range for a yard coupe driven 5000 miles spans 500 to 43 dollars with one candidate offering roadside advice against country road usage.

Kiss and accident judgment award totals 11 783 dollars

In Stockton California AP report Julian Williamson was awarded 11 783 dollars for injuries after a car mishap tied to Mrs Lucretia McConnell and J A Fitzgerald. Williamson testified Fitzgerald accepted McConnell's invitation to kiss her triggered the incident.

Stockton Cal J. A. Fitzgerald Lucretia McConnell Julian Williamson Fitzgerald

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