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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1929

Page

8

Jenkins Plans High Street Widening and City Improvements

Mayor Earl W Jenkins writes Governor Caulfield outlining Jefferson City public works for next year. He proposes widening High Street and undergrounding wires, with a projected 124 0000 in city spending plus a 307 000 bond for schools. Vehicle fund to be restored and sewer and canal projects set, with new street work and a city park in planning.

Earl W. Jenkins Caulfield Jefferson City High Street Jenkins Jenry State of Missouri Missouri Hoover City of Jefferson Bee Fener Washington Adams Street Board of Education Carpenter Columbia University

Mukden Approves Peace Agreement in Railway Dispute

The Mukden political council approved the preliminary Sino Russian agreement on the Chinese Eastern Railway dispute. It dropped opposition to reemployment of Emshanoff and Zismont and accepted the 1924 Sino Russian accord ensuring no propaganda in the railway area.

Mukden Mukden Political Council Moscow Russia China Nikolskussubi Sky Siberia Mukden Council Emshanoff Zismont Nikolsk-Ussurilsky

Tulareamia case and city notes from Missouri

Overnight reports from Missouri note a second tulareamia case linked to handling infected rabbits in Poplar Bluff. Hal Tyler of Knobel Arkansas, ill with pneumonia, was diagnosed as symptomatic after a week in town. ST. LOUIS discusses a $23 860 000 plan to improve and expand the St. Louis Street Railway. A burial follows the assassination of State Senator Joseph Moyler with more than 3 000 attending. Mrs. Mary Beese and Welter Gurley are linked to a St. Francois county holdup. Gurley implicates Beese.

Poplar Bluff Hal ‘Tyler Knobel Ark ST. Louis St. Louis Street R. I. Kelker, Jr Transportation Survey Commission Joseph Moyler Mary Beese Welter Gurley St. Francois County Gurley

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