Hints Rackets Showdown Promised by July 20
A rhetorical note asserts hints rackets will not work unless reformed and promises a showdown by July 20. The message emphasizes reform and decisive action to resolve ongoing issues.
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09 Jul 1930
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Jefferson City Post Tribune in Jefferson City, Missouri
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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1930
Page
1
KANGAN SHOOTS WOMAN AND SES IN LOVE BRAWL
Chicago authorities, led by Alderman Arthur Albert, investigated racketeering in church reform circles and police corruption amid letters to precinct captains about possible ties to grafters. A separate report details a Pittsburgh shooting where Nessa J Davis killed Effie Burlingame then himself after a love dispute, with no inquest planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kangan
Ses
Chicago
Arthur x. Albert
Chicago Church Federation
Albert
Church Committee
Alcock
Church
Robert Ishham Randolph
The
Association of Commerce
Theodore C. Link
St. Louis
St. Louis Btar, Called Upon Assistant State's Attorney William Rittenhouse
Harry
T. Brundidge
Rittenhouse
Brundridge
Brundidge
Pittsburg
Kas
Effie Burlingame
Tom D. Winter
Nessa J. Davis
Davis
Pittsburgh
Virgil Chambers
James Dewey
Patrick Harvey
Burlingame
Winter
Lewis Guilty of Injunction Violation
John L. Lewis and union officials were found guilty of violating a Sangamon County injunction aimed at halting interference with Illinois Mine Workers activities. The ruling, by Master in Chancery Frank Trotter, deemed the act a hollow victory for the Illinois Mine Workers since no punishment was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
G-1
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Sangamon County
Tlinois
Frank Trotter
Lewis
A. Pace
Herrin
William Sneed
Briggle
Death of Marine Corps Commandant Wendell Neville
Major General Wendell C. Neville veteran of many battles and former Commandant of the Marine Corps died of heart disease at his daughter’s summer home in Edgewater Beach Maryland after months of ill health. Brigadier General Ben H. Fuller was named acting commandant and Brigadier General Smedley D. Butler became ranking officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wendell c. Neville
Marine Corps
John P. W. West
Edge Water Beach
Maryland
Jahncke
Navy Department
Ben H. Fuller
Neville
Smedley D. Butler
The
Marine
Kansas City Awaits Triple Hanging at Jail
Kansas City faces a triple hanging on July 25 after Patrolman Happy Smith’s widow refuses to plead for clemency. Nasello Mangiaracina and Messino await execution under heavy guard at the county jail following a 1928 bank robbery and the convention-time shooting that killed Smith. Police guard the widow’s home as bandits’ relatives press for mercy, while Smith’s family receives support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jol. HK
Smith
Carl Nasello
Tony Mangiaracina
John Messino
Imen
Mrs. Smith
Roney Smith
Eral
Kansas
Home Trust Company
Cley
Nasello
Mangiaracina
Messing
Irs
James H. Smith
Yean
Junior
Dorothy
Hortense
Inset
Happy” Smith
Tony Nan- Siaracina
John Wessino
Notable US Marine officer decorated by many nations
A Navy veteran who served before the Spanish American War joined the Cuban campaign and China during the Boxer rebellion. He helped seize Vera Cruz in 1914, commanded the Fifth Marines and the Fourth Regiment in France, earning numerous decorations including the Distinguished Service Medals in Army and Navy, the Legion of Honor, six Croix de Guerre awards, the Fourragere, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
China
Vera Cruz
France
Fifth Marines
Army
Navy
Hose refund claim prompts question about guarantee
A customer asks if the price is refunded if hose prove not holeproof, while the salesman reiterates daily guarantees. The exchange suggests consumer doubt about merchandise guarantees and seller assurances in a retail setting.
Local Personal Notices From Jackson Visit Sets
Mr and Mrs A W Hardin and daughter Mardelle of Jackson Mississippi arrive tomorrow to visit Mr and Mrs A J Tradin and family at 77 East High Street. Mr and Mrs William Wentzel host guests this week Mr and Mrs Buford Bettis and Mr and Mrs Elmer Vanatta of Sedalla. Master Billy Weatherman fifteen entertains a friend from St Louis D P Lima visiting grandmother Mrs Mary Sims on West High Street. Miss Virginia Underwood of St Louis arrived yesterday for a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Hardin
Mardelle
Jackson
Mississippi
A. J. Tradin
East High Street
William Wentzelman
Buford Bettis
Elmer Vanatta
Sedalla
Billy Weatherman
St. Louis
D. P. Lima
Mary Sims
West High Street
Virginia Underwood
D. c. McClung, Jr
Oskosh
Wisconsin
Mr. McClung
Carl McClung
Young guard demands scalp of chairman Huston
Difficulties in the Republican National organization grow as foes of Claudius Huston urge his retirement while Huston resists. Senator Watson considers the move, with President Hoover’s view unknown. Vermont’s Earle Kinsley is tied to a possible temporary chairmanship, while rumors swirl about internal party realignment and opposition figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Republican National Organization
Claudius Huston
Young Guard
Huston
Watson
Indiana
National Committee
Hoover
Capitol
Moses
New Hampshire
Vermont
State
Earle
Kinsley
White House
Wat Son
Rutland
Herald
Rutland Herald
Republican Party
Kansas City Enters 400000 Population Class
On the eve of census deadlines, Kansas City Missouri reports a population of 405000 within the city limits, 602788 in Greater Kansas City urban area, and 727723 in the 30 mile radius. The city reaches the 400000 class for the first time based on tentative compilations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Principals in Bennett case at Newburg suit
Newburg Missouri July 9 AP three school board members and G Riker principal of the high school and central figure in upheaval over the criminal libel case against Evangelist Paul Bennett resigned yesterday. The resignations came amid town wide tensions as Bennett’s charges against Kilker and a young woman sparked factional strife. The board previously said Bennett’s charges were untrue and renewed Kilker’s contract for the next school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
G. Riker
Paul Bennett
E. J. Towns
J. J. Hanks
Theodore Raymer
Kilker
Bennett
Lee Kilker
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Doctor
K. J. Davis
Sen. Neville
Nmarine
Ned
Leathernecks
Cuba
Mexico
IN Flanders
the Cleaners of
Adama St
Guar
Hilda Kassebaum
Virginia Wrightsman
Sedalia
Moreau Park
F.W. Dallmeyer
Jackson County
Kansas City,seas
Royal Radio Party
Crevelt
Jefferson City
Meet the Royal Vagabond
Bill Garrison
KMOX
Charlie Storm
Kennedy Royalty of Radio
Wat
First National
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