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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1931

Page

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Post Gatty landing sparks riot at Roosevelt Field

Wiley Post and Harold Gatty arrived to complete their globe flight prompting a mass melee at Roosevelt Field New York. Police formed a cordon around the Winnie Mae as hundreds swarmed the tarmac injuring bystanders and arresting Edward Connerton who allegedly struck officers.

Roosevelt Field N. Y Wiley Post Harold Gatty Edward Connerton Air Services, Inc Nassau County Hospital Nassau County Winnie Mae

Passengers saved as crowd crush erupts after fliers visit

Amid frantic scenes in a crowded venue, a mother was saved from being trampled when the car bearing two notable fliers moved through the throng. Reporters and photographers were overwhelmed as crowds pressed forward. One photographer was clubbed before Pust and Gatty departed for New York, easing the bedlam.

Pust Gatty New York

Market drift but holds near prior levels in thin trading

Wall Street ends mixed as holiday hopes and debt talks loom. Early gains faded after noon with U S Steel and Caterpillar up modestly amidst widespread selling in copper shares, while Reichsbank note and Fed credit kept German reserves near required minimum. Vatican copy notes marble floor resurfacing at St Peter's, covering 100000 square feet and demanding careful preservation of designs and marble.

Claude A. Jagger Associated Press New York Paris Wall U. S. Steel Johns Manville Beatrice Creamery Worthington Anaconda Kennecott National Reichsbank Federal Reserve Wall Street Gall Vatican Cipy St. Peter's

Hot Tips for Staying Cool in Summer Scenes

Readable scraps show city kids near a Chicago gutter and fire hydrant as they bathe in heat. Mary Ann Stevens laments the heat while a Southampton beach shot features a child on a riding toy. Venice Beach and Hollywood beach images present people in swimwear with cool water scenes.

Chicago Mary Ann Stevens Southampton L. 1 Kitty Landstrum Venice Calif Omaha Neb Lillian Bond Hollywood St Wn

Summer Health Care in Climate and Humidity

Dr Moris Fishbein introduces a seven part series on summer health care. He explains climate’s impact on disease, emphasizes dry air and humidity balance, and notes ventilation and evaporation help combat heat. A highlight cites Abusher in the Persian Gulf as worst in heat. Japanese army stats show taller average height from 1892 to 1930.

Moris Fishbein Morris Fishbein Journal of the American Medical Association Hygelia Health Magazine Poles Wis Castellani Abusher Persian Gulf Tokyo Army

New York Honors Winnie Mae Flyers Post and Gatty

The New York celebration for Wiley Post and Harold Gatty includes a parade, mayoral speech, ticker tape, and luncheon at the Ritz after their round the world record flight of eight days, 15 hours, and 5 minutes. Lindbergh faced entrance hurdles at the Ritz luncheon before being seated with notable aviators.

New York Knickerbocker Oklahoma Wiley Post California Harold Gatty Ritz Roosevelt Field Theliers Committee North River 44Th Street Battery Guy Hall Walker City Hall Lower Broadway Winnie Mae Russia Winnie Post Gatty Charles A. Lindbergh Atlantic Globe Lindbergh Uindbergh Filer Clarence Chamberlin Col James Fitzmaurice Berm Batlchen

Lucky Lives To Bark of His Niagara Feat

A Niagara Falls police dog named Lucky leaped into the river after tourists tied him to a tree. He swam for about thirty minutes before Edward Kavanaugh pulled him ashore. The owner remains unfound.

Lucky Niagara Falls Edward Kavanaugh

Missouri reports on diverse local incidents and figures

AP dispatch from Missouri details state politics with Ill Joseph Lenton in critical condition after kidney ailment and a mistaken death report. It notes bonds recovery negotiations and insurer ties. Also, Ray Graves, 25, killed by contact with 220-volt line at a Columba plant. Garl Hall projects Missouri tobacco crop rise to 7 750 000 pounds. Weston reports a crime enforcement committee forming in St Louis with A B D Bunsen resigning as post office inspector to head the new inquiry.

Associated Press Lous Joseph L. Lenton Lemon Grand National Bank Insurance Company Columbs Ray Graves Lancaster Weston, Mo Garl Hall Buchanan County Missouri Louis Caapi Citizens’ Committee For St. Louis St. Louis County A. BD. Bunsen Post Office

Endurance golfer Sir Oliver Lambart at 18 completes 14 rounds

London report notes Sir Oliver Lambart began at 3 30 am and played 14 rounds plus two holes totaling 1254 holes by nightfall. He walked about 50 miles and logged around 1800 strokes. The young golfer is 18 years old. TRIEST Italy Aviator So good seven royals will pilot with him. Among them are Prince Christopher of Greece and Prince Alphonse of Bourbon. SHANGHAI Gen ghis Khan education plan for Mongolia funded at 500000 dollars.

London Oliver Lambart Nightfell Sir Olver Triest Italy Genghis Khan Mongolia

Removal of Records Charge In Nebraska Bank Receivership

Governor Charles W. Bryan disclosed an attempted move to remove the state capitol records of the Banking Department receivership division. I D Baynon was implicated and dismissed as assistant counsel. Four state bank receivers threatened to run banks at no expense to the State Department of Trade and Commerce.

Bryan C G. Stoll Stoll Beynon Louis Lignimer Clarence C. Bliss H. C. Peterson R. C. Brownwell Clarence I. Parekr

First Heat Victim Reported in Randolph County

Moberly Mo July 2 AP Mrs Mandy Jones 58 of Huntaville died last night the first heat victim in Randolph County She was prostrated yesterday afternoon while ironing Temperatures fell to 84 in the morning after reaching 103 yesterday afternoon

Moberly Mandy Jones Huntaeville Randolph County

Also Mentioned on This Page

Post and Gatty H. Gardner A. Brandenberger Drug Company Rio Rio de Janeiro Inancial News H. L. Ruppert & CO Incorpo Chicago Board of Trade Central Trust St. Lewis Stock Exchange Jefferson City S.S.S Daily Health Service Globe Cirglead Mr. Knickerbocker Mayor Walker Vernight Perth Missouri River Gray Fish Market J. C. Senators National Sporting Goods Team Whitiela Paul Ernie Reed Bros Whiteway Park ASHES Nebragka Gov. Bryan Banking Department The State Department Randolph CO Bartlett Court House Callum Egle Millsap’s Aed FORD Arnhold Motor Sales Co Capitol Ave
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