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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1929

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Armed customs guards restricted to service pistol day

Washington reports outline of new order forcing all border customs agents with rifles shotguns to carry only service pistols along the Canadian border. Assistant Secretary Lowman announced the measure amid concerns over armament and border tensions.

Washington Treasury Lowman API Arthur Gordon Plattsburg N.Y Clancy Republican Michigan Detroit River United States Canada Glancy Detroit Leivester Henry Ferguson

Baseball results list unclear players and teams

Unclear OCR reads multiple team lines with city names and battery pairings. Mentions Chicago and Pittsburgh and Cincinnati with numeric codes and player surnames Mitchell Wilson Root Horne Gongales Kremer Hemsley Sukeforth.

Rhee Laws Chicago Mitchell Wilson Root Horne Gongales

Weds Son of Owen Young in Cleveland

Attendance at the wedding of Owen D. Young's son to Esther Marie Christensen in Cleveland highlighted the reparations pact details era. The groom, engaged in experiments work in Schenectady, N Y, where his father presides over General Electric.

Esther Marie Christensen Cleveland, Q Owen D. Young Washington Aquitania New York Cleveland Christensen Charles Jacob Young Schenectady N. Y General Electric Company

Dr Caldwell’s Three Rules for Health and Constipation

Dr Caldwell promotes natural treatment for constipation with Syrup Pepsin, claiming it is mild, non habit forming, and effective without harsh purges. He urges keeping the head cool, feet warm, and bowels open, warning against delays and insisting on a bottle from drug stores for prompt relief.

Caldwell

Fire injures Missouri Pacific fireman near Otterville

T. Sarr, a Missouri Pacific fireman, was seriously injured yesterday when the automobile he rode in overturned near Otterville. His wife and a woman companion escaped injury. Meanwhile Chief Ha Parker issued Fourth of July warnings and a garage at 1720 West Main Street owned by J. L. Ards was destroyed by fire late yesterday night with no vehicles inside.

Gd. T. Sarr Missouri Pacific Otterville Ha Parker J. L. Ards West Main Street

Police Warn to Watch for Stolen Ford Car

Chief Parker was notified to watch for a Ford automobile stolen from Mexico earlier today. He stationed officers at all city entry roads hoping to catch the thief, but by late afternoon no traces of the vehicle were found.

Parker Mexico All Tey

State Firemen and Engineers Meet in Kansas City

Two hundred delegates of the State Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers and the auxiliary gathered in Kansas City for the annual convention. Eric E. Matchett of the Chamber of Commerce welcomed the delegates as the business session began and the meeting is scheduled to continue tomorrow.

Bansas City State Brotherhood of Locomotive | Firemen Kansas City Eric E. Matchett Chamber of Commerce

Schneiders and Nilges to Marry in Linn Catholic Church

Edwin Schneiders and Tillie Nilges, well known in this community, will wed Tuesday morning at the Catholic Church in Linn. Nilges has worked in the Wagner Place grocery firm and Schneiders is a resident of Wardsville. Friends extend congratulations and best wishes to the couple.

Tillie Wilges Edwinders Catholic’ Church Linn Nilges Wagner Place Mr. Sehneiders Wardsville

Four More Bills Signed by Caulfield

Four minor measures approved by Governor Caulfield include a department fee appropriation, urban consolidation in adjoining counties, disposal of surplus lands by the state highway department, and a salary increase for the state mine inspector and deputies. Reno report: Major General Douglas MacArthur divorces.

Caulfield State Highway Department

Baseball Batteries and Lineups From A Fragmented Box Score

Fragmentary data shows batter and pitcher pairings for multiple games. Detroit versus Boston entries include pitchers Uhle Phillips and Gaston along with players Carroll Stoners Shea. Chicago and Philadelphia lines include Faber Berg Quinn Rommel Yerkes Cochrane, indicating mixed box score notation without complete game context.

Detroit Boston Gatteries Carroll Stoners Shea Ruffing Berry Uhle Phillips M_ Gaston A, Gaston A. Gaston Chicago Philadel Faber and Berg Quinn, Rommel Yerkes and Cochrane

Huegels Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary

Family and friends gathered at Lawrence Huegel's home for a reunion and chicken barbecue honoring Mr and Mrs Huegel on their 25th wedding anniversary. Guests from Milwaukee St Louis Hannibal Fulton and other cities attended the event.

Lawrence Heugel Fuegel Anna Birkenbach Huegel Milwaukee W. &. Ross and St. Louis Mys Sol Block St. Toute Hy Huegel A. Kirkpatrick Hannibal Louis Huegel Eugene Huegel Fulton

Children Burned to Death in Enid Oklahoma

Two children, Helen Latp nine and Jack two, died when their mother left them to visit a neighbor across the street. An explosion of a kerosene stove is believed to have started the fire and engulfed the home. The victims were the children of Arthur Lapp.

Enid Okla Helen Latp Jack Arthur Lapp

Preliminary hearing for New Jersey youths held in Cole County

Five New Jersey youths detained after officers found a car stolen in Jersey City. They were bound over on $2500 bonds each but could not meet them and remain in Cole County jail. Officials will transfer them to Kansas City for trial in the July term of Federal court.

New Jersey Jersey City Comemissioner Fromme Cole County Kansas City

Swapped Mule for Hat Ends in Humorous Impasse

Bucklin, June 1. Everett Williamson and H T Minnis, rivals for Bucklin's top swapper title, debated for hours but failed to settle their dispute. Williamson traded his mule for Minnis Panama hat, a move prompting supporters of Minnis's claim he outswapped Williamson. The mule’s value was joked as possibly worth the hat if anyone wants a mule.

Bucklin Everett Willamson H. T. Minnis Williamson Minnis

Atlanta Mo Youth Shoots Self to Death

Filbert Skinner age 24 a farmer living with his mother northeast of Atlanta Missouri died by his own hand with a shotgun. He had been worrying over farm conditions and fears about not being able to raise a crop.

Atlanta Filbert Skinner Here

Ewing Honored by Osteopaths

Dr. Channing B. Ewing a well known local physician was elected vice president of the American Society of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology at the recent Des Moines convention. He has long aided the national society and his election was anticipated by his professional friends several osteopaths demonstrated new methods for delegates at the convention. Friends of Dr. Ewing celebrate the honor and wish him continued success.

Channing B. Ewing America Society of Des Moines Town Ewing National Society Way

Pat Stench Bomb Case Shocks Kansas City Theatre

Brenton Hall, a motion picture operator, was fined 500 dollars in Municipal Court for complicity in placing three stench bombs at Neptune Theater in Kansas City. The incident sparked a bombing at the venue and prompted police investigation.

Kansas City June LI Brenton Hall Neptune

Washington Park Detour for Concrete Highway Access

Residents near Washington Park are asked to use a prescribed detour around the new pavement to aid progress. The detour runs south of Dunklin Street to Delaware, along the pavement’s south side to Dunklin, then out another street. The paving work is advancing rapidly and the new slab is to open within 30 days. A separate note references Stewart Roper testifying Hall hired him to place bombs in the theater.

Washington Park Dunklin Street Delaware Dunklin UBS Mnigha Stewart Roper Hall

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