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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1933

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Four Held in Lynchings Probe By St Joseph

Four men are in custody over the November lynching of Lloyd Warner in St Joseph Missouri. Aaron Levin and John F Zoox face first degree murder charges and await grand jury action. A trucker Jesse Davidson supplied the vehicle. others aid and details are being sought as investigators prepare indictments.

ST. Joseph Lloyd Warner Aaron Levin John F. Zoox J. W. Gaddy Jesse Davidson Fillmore Davidson Potice Kansasity W. O. Sawyers Savannah Andrew County McKittrick Levin Warner W. Oo. Sawyers Sawyers Tfellow

House Group Favors Senate Liquor Bill

The House and Senate debate over liquor control intensifies as amendments multiply. House supporters push for no sale of intoxicants by the drink, while the Senate permits final option. leaders foresee a conference committee compromise. A 62 to 52 vote defeated a plan to apply old county unit local option, keeping package sales statewide.

House Senate H. ©. Maxey Bates County

Rainey Names Protégé for House Payroll

Rainey announced that Mrs. Kemp, winner of the Louisville congressional election, will be placed on the House payroll once the regular certificate is issued. The statement comes as a political move amid December Washington reporting.

Washington Rainey Kemp Victor

James Mathews Arrested After Jail Escape Tip

James Mathews, alleged to have escaped Osage county jail in Linn a year ago, was arrested by Jefferson City police on a tip yesterday. He faces charges of slugging a deputy sheriff with a blackjack in Linn. Mrs. F J Fellows of 603 Chestnut Street filed a $2,500 damage suit in the Circuit Court against Missouri Tower and Light Company over a collision at Clark Avenue and McCarty streets where her automobile was struck while stationary by a street car. Approximately 2,300 unemployed Missouri women will be at work by Monday, with distribution across cities. Prominent Masons from surrounding towns are gathering for Ezra Council No. 32 conferring degrees at the Masonic Temple. Ralph T. Finley will be principal speaker.

James Mathews Osage Linn Jefferson City Mathews Cottrh F. J. Fellows Chestnut Street Missouri Tower and Light Company Missouri Charles ‘Tvidd Cole CWA Sork Kansas City St. Louis St. Joseph Springfield Joplin Merter County Sedalia Masonic Temple Ralph T. Finley St. Leuis Grand Council of Royal Masonic Order

Senate probes push for bigger and better investigations

Public hearings on the Senate stock market probe intensify as requests flood in from Toledo, San Francisco, and other cities. The committee plans to wind up early next month with Detroit and Cleveland bank inquiries, and may pursue Northwest Bank and First Bank Corporation cases. Investigations into Associated Gas and Electric may be shortened if new evidence fails to surface. Detroit bank proceedings begin December 18, with Richard Whitney and NYSE officers to be examined in January. Senator Shipstead presses for action. Senator Goldsborough urges immediate corrective legislation.

Washington Senate Toledo San Francisco Detroit Cleveland Shipstead Farmer Labor Minn Pletcher Northwest Bank Corporation First Bank Corporation Minneapolis Minnesota Fletcher Associated Gas and Electric Co Richard ©. Whitney New York Stock Exchange Goldsborough Congress

ICWA Workers Strike For 45 Cents An Hour

Twenty five men employed at digging a ditch by the St. Louis County Civil Works Administration quit work yesterday seeking 45 cents an hour instead of 23. Administration officers said today that the men were restored to county relief rolls and 25 other men hired.

T. Louis St. Louis

Mahon murder case heads to jury this evening

The defendant recalls nothing including the number of shots fired. Attorneys Laul and Irwin strengthen a self defense plea by citing constant fear of imminent death or injury that allegedly drove him to temporary insanity.

Laul Irwin Evience

Nebraska Governor Doubts PWA Funds Exhausted

Lincoln Neb Dec 8 Gov Charles W Bryan criticized Washington reports that Nebraska’s PWA share is exhausted He urged Senators Norris and Thompson to push for federal aid for pending jail and public works projects to ensure Nebraska gets its fair allotment He warned against the impression Nebraska would receive 70 million dollars with only 3/4 of funds allocated and two developments completed.

Lincoln Neb PWA Charles W. Bryan Washington Nebraska Norris and Thompson Public Works Board Nebraska Pwa

Filipinos Campaign for Independence Plan Meeting

Washington report that the Philippine Independent Mission led by Senate President Manuel Quezon conferred with Secretary of War Devn to map ongoing campaign plans for Philippine independence.

Washington Dec Philippine Independent Mission Senate Manuel Quezon

Gees Allots Two Loans to Tipton Missouri Project

The Public Works Administration allotted 41 548 269 for 63 non federal projects in 21 states. Tipton Missouri received two loans and grants totaling 91 000 for sewerage and a water system, including a deep well pump house and storage tank. Work to begin within a month, with about 79 workers employed three months.

Washington Dec Public Works Administration Chicago Tipton PWA

QZARKIANS THREATEN FEDERAL RELIEF AGENTS

Mountain View Ark December 8 AP Threats over work relief in Slone county prompted Sheriff Walter Brewer to request state relief investigators. Dissatisfied groups warned of interference and threatened to storm county relief offices and eject those in charge. He has worked to deter violence but warned of possible trouble if not resolved promptly.

Mountain Brewer

Kansas Convict Gebhardt Escapes From Lansing Jail

Kansas City police were notified that M. E. Gebhardt a 38 year old Sedgwick county convict escaped last night from the Kansas state penitentiary at Lansing Gebhardt was sentenced in 1925 to a ten to twenty one year term for first degree robbery

Kansas City M. E. Gebhardt Sedwick County Kansas State Penitentiary Lansing Gebhardt

Honor lists at Senior High School 2nd six weeks

Principal Joe Deaton announced the honor roll for the second six weeks with Irene Linhardt and Anne Louise Axon topping the list with straight B averages. Seniors include Emma Louise Beck Ruth Calhoun Virginia Forsythe Nellie Hampton Eleanor Krause and others while Juniors list Virginia Alexander Anne Louisé Axon Norma Barks and more Sophomores feature Robert Adams Betty Bresfield Ralph Brown and additional names.

Joe Deaton Irene Linhardt Anne Louise Axon Emma Louise Beck Ruth Calhoun Virginia Forsythe Nellie Hampton Eleanor Krause Trene Linnardt Paul McDaniel Morrow Mason Pawine Miller John Nienhaeser Lucille Renn Orion Shockley Mary Slanker Lucille Lueckenhoff Virginia Alexander Anne Louisé Axon Norma Barks Andrew Bartley Jeanette DeWit Annabeth Frank Marjorie Hampton Walter Helmreich Mary Margareth Lohman Jack McChuiney Erma Mace Clyde Pace, Jr Bernice Robertson Robert Adams Betty Bresfield Ralph S Brown Gladys Clinkenbeard Sam Haley Elizebeth Keath Helen Sane Lord

Iceberg origins noted and names listed in brief

A short list mentions Imogene Mayens Annabelle Maxey Melvin Miller James Porter Phyllis Robertson Eugene Stephens Poyda Strobel Myrene Voge Grace Weber Norwood Williams and notes most icebergs originate from Baffin Bay in a concise item.

Imogene Mayens Annabelle Maxey Melvin Miller James Porter Phyllis Robertson Eugene Stephens Poyda Strobel Myrene Voge Grace Weber Norwood Williams

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