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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1930

Page

2

Ancient Egyptians and modern hopes for justice

The piece reflects on ancient Egyptian political reformers seeking a just government, noting progress is gradual and dreams endure. It contrasts past dejection with 40 centuries of gradual advancement, while affirming that optimism persists and future improvement remains possible. It also describes Jefferson City air mail service and local efforts to combat crime, praising the Globe-Democrat charity drive.

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Missouri River Improvement Plan Seeks $6.29 Million

Maj. Gen. Lytle Brown reports to Congress a request for 6.29 million dollars to upgrade the Missouri River from Sioux City to the mouth with allocations for Kansas City to the Mississippi River and for downstream work. The project, already costly, aims to permanently establish a navigable channel to boost Midwest industry and commerce, part of a broad river improvement effort. A separate note accuses Kansas City Democratic operatives of a 250000 slush fund and ghost voting tactics in local campaigns.

Army Engineers Lytle Brown Congress Missouri River Sioux City Kansas City Missouri Mississippi Midwest

Senate Losing Caste and Election Crimes Debate

A compilation from multiple papers critiques Senate decline in dignity and the exclusion of electees, condemns election crimes as crimes against the community, and notes varied reactions to police coercion in confessions. It references Rex V. Hedrick’s kidnapping and concerns over police brutality in the Home Trust case.

Senate United States Senate St. Joseph Caulfield Woman's City Club Rex V. Hedrick Kansas City Star Panor Supreme Court Home Trust

Red Plotters Fate Now Up To The Court

The Soviet Court sitting in Moscow convict eight engineers of conspiracy to overthrow the Moscow government. The defendants admitted their guilt in full as prosecutors prepared to announce sentences around 6 p.m. tomorrow after a two week trial. Sergei Kuprianov and Xenophon Sitnin urged mercy in closing pleas to the court.

Moscow Sergei Kuprianov Xenophon Sitnin

Austrian charges dropped against Charles A Levine in counterfeit plans

Vienna reports that Austrian authorities have dropped counterfeiting charges against Charles B Levine, the first American Transatlantic flyer. He was arrested November 17 for arranging to make matrices for small French coin denominations to print his likeness and his wife’s on medals to take to America for distribution.

Vienna Charles B. Levine Charles A. Levine America

Wealthy man freed on bail after counterfeit charge

A man accused of intent to counterfeit 2 franc pieces was briefly imprisoned for a week and released on $10,000 bail as authorities insisted on upholding the letter of the law.

Knute Rockne Names Four Great Players to Backfield

Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne picks Morley Drury of Southern California as quarterback Sim Thorpe of Carlisle Indians and Elmer Oliphant of Army as halfbacks and Ernie Neyers of Stanford as fullback The selections form an all time backfield in the coach directory description

Notre Dame Knute Rockne Rockne Morley Drury Southern California Sim Thorpe Carlisle Indians Elmer Oliphant Army Ernie Neyers Stanford

Love and scandal thread through Baltimore tale

Laura Lou Brookman crafts a melodramatic saga of Celia Parsons and Ted Jordan amid Baltimore social circles. Celia flees Haltimere with her wealthy grandfather, encounters Evelyn Parsons and John Mitchell, faces romantic entanglements with Barney Shields and Jordan, and navigates family pressure, jealousy, and hidden motives at Long Island gatherings and seaside picnics.

Elgin Hene Cema Melcheele Haltimere New York Jon Mitcywelds Margaret Rogers Albrebeil Reminrsied Wiriny Barney Shields Piper Baltimore Cella Mitchell Evelyn Parsons Witayn Trente Parsons Celia Felona Mrs. Parsons Long Island Jordan Ted Celia Mitchell Myre Pauleyn Parsons Mica Barney Evelyn Larchwood Lis Duncan Colin Evelyn Person John Mitchell Ted Jordan Lisi Dicky Caruthers Elia List Sin Dicky Thos Caruthers Tod Jordan Tod Larehwood

Kidnapped girl later freed from bank robbery plot

Three gunmen planned to rob Stockwell State Bank near Lapayetts Indiana. They bound cashier Oscar Hamilton and his wife, abducted their daughter Helen 19, then fled to Chicago where she was later released unharmed. Another daughter Mary 15 escaped through a window and alerted neighbors. Helen walked into a Chicago police station at 3 a.m. to recount the tale.

Lapayetts Ind Stockwell State Bank Oscar Hamilton Hamilton Helen Chicago Mary Chicago Avenue

Heatstroke Risks Beyond Sunlit Days Exposed by Industry

Dr. Morris Fishbein explains heatstroke can occur any time of year under hot conditions in workplaces such as coal-burning ships and kitchens. He notes sweating concentrates salts and that heat can cause heat exhaustion even without sun, highlighting the role of ambient temperature over sunlight.

Morris Fishbein American Medical Association Eggeia

Leaders Move To Raise Emergency Farm Aid

Washington reports interparty cooperation on emergency relief legislation with the White House kept out. Senate leaders back increasing relief for drought states to 60 million dollars, while House debates public building aid and immigration quota proposals. Debate signals strains but aims for quick action.

Washington Dec White House Senate Agriculture Committee McNary Roo 7Inson House Agriculture Committee Representative Aswell Louisiana House Appropriations Committee House Stimson Reed Republican Pennsylvania

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