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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1931

Page

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Walker seeks Mooney pardon in historic San Francisco hearing

In San Francisco on December 1 AP reports James J. Walker pressing for leniency for Tom Mooney, bomber convict for murder 15 years ago. Governor Rolph presides, with Walsh Sapiro and others guiding arguments in a first formal pardon hearing. decision deferred.

San Francisco James J. Walker Tom Mooney Walker New York Frank £. Walsh Long Mooney Aaron Sapiro James Rolph, Jr Mooney Rolph Matt L Sullivan Theodore J. Roche John L. McNab Daniel J. O’brien Pendozy Webb Walsh San Quentin S@piro

Market recovers as rail stocks lead upturn on wage rumour

After an early drop of 1 to 3 points, the stock market firmed with rail shares reversing losses. Delaware & Hudson Missouri Kansas Texas and others posted gains while industrials recovered much of their declines. A persistent Canadian wage-cut rumor fed speculation of a 10 percent reduction and a possible bellwether for U S action. The pound slipped early then steadied as foreign centers and New York banks offered reassurance.

Claude A. Jagger Associated Press New York Canada Delaware & Hudson Missouri Kansas United States Steel Ameri¢ton Can International Harvester Case Nation 21 Biscuit Financial District Canadian Board of Mediation of United States

Named receivers for Union Gas Co in Delaware

Donald K. Stewart of Independence Kansas and Colonel Edmund Mitchell of Wilmington were appointed receivers for Union Gas Corporation by Judge John P. Nields. The action, requested by American States Securities of New York, had Union Gas consent to the receivership. The Union group runs natural gas production transport and distribution with units in Kansas and Oklahoma.

Wilmington Del Donald K. Stewart Independence Kansas Edmund Mitchell Union Gas Corporation John P. Nields Federal American States Securities Corporation of New York Union Company Osage Gas Production Company Union Gasoline Corporation Oklahoma

Oklahoma Man Killed in Neosho Crash

Miami Oklahoma December 1 AP Lee F Easter 43 city employee for 15 years died at daybreak when the truck carrying him to Cassville MO overturned at the junction of US 60 and 71 near Neosho Two others E C Mackay and Earl Edwards escaped serious injuries

Miami Okla Lee F. Easter Cassville Neosho Easter E.C. Mackay Earl Edwards

Tulane Building Damaged by Chemical Blast

Explosion of a defective drum of pyrogen sulphide heavily damaged the Richardson Chemistry building at Tulane University in New Orleans. About 200 students and instructors escaped injury as fire was controlled. two women on the third floor were rescued after clinging to a ledge, a professor jumped to safety, and windows and skylights were blown out amid acrid fumes.

New Orleans Richardson Chemistry Tulane University Bulleting

Governor urges centralization to curb overlapping powers

The Governor argues for centralizing control to reduce redundant authority while insisting he seeks no personal power. He says officials should be appointed by the Governor and responsible to the people, a view challenged by former Senator James A. Reed who defends direct public choice of officials.

James A. Reed

Doolittle Speed Record Sought by Wedell

Wedell aims to shatter the transcontinental speed record of 11 hours 16 minutes set by Jimmy Doolittle. He plans a Los Angeles to New York flight at best weather, hoping to complete the trip in about 10 hours.

Dames BR. Wedell Creck New Orleans Jimmy Doo- Httle New York Los Angeles

New Speed at Cheaper Rates Promises Aviation Challenge

New York December 1 AP Streamlining of trains and autos promises cheap high speeds to rival aviation. Westinghouse engineers say streamlined trains can reach 40 to 100 mph at two tenths of a cent per mile per passenger. A single streamlined locomotive cut air resistance by over ten percent. An automobile getting 10 miles per gallon at 60 mph could reach 30 mpg with streamlining.

New York American Society of Mechanical Engineers O. G. Tistiens IX. GC. Ripley Westinghouse Company Atl

Double Air Record Bid and Poison Trial Update

The piece reports a double air record challenge between Vancouver and Agua Caliente with Captain Frank Hawks and J R Wedell pursuing new marks. It also notes Major Charles A Shephard’s appeal allowed thirty days to file exceptions over his murder conviction related to poison. The summaries mention locations from Vancouver to Fort Riley and San Diego to Seattle alongside the world population estimate.

San Francisco Vancouver B. C Agua Caliente Mexico Frank Hawks J. R. Wedell New Orleans Hawks Portland Ore Oakland Calif Charles A. Shephard Zenana Glaire Brown

X ray advances aid women health and birth study

A report from the radio logical society of North America details new X-ray methods for early breast cancer detection and a harmless prenatal screening technique. Dr. Ira H. Lockwood presents early cancer pictures, while Dr. A Jer ome Thomas demonstrates internal coloring via doll models. Also noted are child health improvements from X-ray use and remarks on bone cancer cure rates rising with better information. Albie Booth is moved from New Haven Hospital to Gaylor Farm Sanatorium in Wallingford.

Howard W. Blakeslee ST. Louis Radiological Society of North America Ira H. Lockwood Kansas City Lockwood A. Jerome Thomas Shreveport Louisiana Thomas Douglas D. Martin Tampa Florida Leon T. Seward New York University Newhaven Conn Albie Booth Yale New Haven Hospital Gaylor Farm Wallingford

Barbour Named U S Senator From New Jersey

W Warren Barbour, 43, former Rumson mayor and wealthy thread manufacturer, appointed by Gov Morgan F Larson to fill the late Dwight W Morrow as United States Senator from New Jersey. Republican and former amateur heavyweight boxing champion, he started in Rumson in 1922, served as mayor through 1929, and chaired the finance committee of the Republican state committee this year.

Trenton N. J Des,t W. Warren Barbour Romson Morgan F. Larson Dwight W. Morrow United States New Jersey Barbour Rumson Republican State Committee Jamies J. Corbett Jack Johnson

Missouri Cities Join in Rate Cut Fight

Carthage Webb City and Carthage Missouri join in a legal battle with the Cities Service Gas Company seeking further reductions after the State Public Service Commission ordered an optional cut. Officials estimate the cut would save about 3500 dollars annually, with only about 1000 dollars benefiting small consumers.

Carthage Missouri Webb City Carterville Cities Service Gas Company State Public Service Commission Cities Service Gas Co

Senate to Deny Alabama Seat Over Irregularities

Washington report says Hastings and his elections sub committee will draft a plan to deny Senate seat to Senator-elect John H Bankhead of Alabama amid hundreds of alleged irregularities in the election that toppled former Senator Heflin. No bid to block Bankhead from taking his seat is expected.

Washington Senate John H. Bankhead Alabama Hastings Bankhead Heflin

Kid Chocolate Held by Federal Officers

Eli Gio Sardinas Montalvo known as Kid Chocolate was held without bail by U S Commissioner Garrett W Cotter awaiting extradition to Cuba on a charge of abducting Rosario Mora. A hearing was set for Thursday after he scored a knockout at the St Nicholas arena as deputy marshals arrested him last night.

New York Eligio Sardinas Montalvo Kid Chocolate U. S Garrett W. Cotter Augusto Merchan Cuba Rosario Mora St. Nicholas Arena

Vicks Plan for better control of colds in home

The ad promotes control of colds with Vicks Nose Drops and VapoRub as companion products. It urges preemptive nose drops after exposure and nighttime chest massage, plus daytime use of drops for comfort. A trial offer refunds if results are not satisfactory.

Vicks VapoRub Vick Vicks Natiure

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