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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1930

Page

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Bobby Jones Wins British Open and Amateur Title Again

Bobby Jones captures the British Open at Hoylake with a 291 and adds the British Amateur crown, becoming the first to hold both Open and Amateur titles. Horton Smith posts 296, Diegel 293, Compson 297, as crowded final leaderboard follows Jones to glory.

Great Britain United States John Ball Hoylake Eng Bobby Jones Leo Diegel Archie Compson Compson Die‘gel Deigel Jones Bobby Diegel Creen Leo Jamie Horton Smith Walter “Tagen MacDonald Smith New York Bobby Ket Walter Hagen Reid Wes Fred Robson Jim Barnes Archie Comp- Bon Henry Cotton Tom Barnes C. A. Whitecombe

Community News Items From Local Families Chronicle

Miss Mary Elliott returns home after a week with her brother Leslie Elliott of St. Charles. The report lists numerous local visits and gatherings, including families such as the Taggerts, Garnetts, Sauerbreys, Luetkemeyers, and Fechtels. A funeral for Mrs. Elvira Cruisinger and arrivals of newborn Arline Lucy Luetkemeyer are noted along with visits to St. Louis and Jefferson City.

Mary Elliott Leslie Elliott St. Charles Leonard Smith Herman Elvira Cruisinger P. H. McKee Centertown New Hobe Church Old Marion Cemetery B. J. Fechtel John Borgmeyer Westphalia Gertrude C. Wessling St. Francis Academy Joliet Til F. St. Wessling C. B. Luetkemeyer Arline Lucy Martin Plassmeyer C. Stueckenschnider Nettie V. Stuckenschneider Str Louis Vincent Plassmeyer Koelztown B. Luetkemeyer Eleanor St. Elizabeth Chris Hoer F. J. Wessling Gertrude Florence Fechtie Eldon Cecelia Boehm St. Louis Clarence Vickers Detroit

Local Man Sells Dodge Truck and Drives From Evansville

A local resident sold a Dodge truck and drove it from Evansville Indiana to Enigene to deliver to Ollie Etter. The report notes the cross state trip and the handoff of the vehicle.

Son City Evansville Ind Ollie Etter Enigene

St Louis bookmakers in gun battle with three men

Herman Kohn and William Rutstein, both bookmaking partners, exchanged gunfire with three men believed to be kidnappers in front of Rutstein’s home. One assailant, Oliver Honig, died. Kohn and Rutstein reported prior warnings of kidnapping threats.

ST. Louis Herman Kohn William Rutstein Oliver Honig City Rustein Kohn Honig Rutstein Wellston Henig John W. Chamberlain

Weekend Visitors and Local Social Roundup in Russellville L

Russellville L section lists numerous weekend visits and calls from residents and guests. Names include Onimus Kraus family from St. Louis visiting in town and relatives from Jefferson City, Warrensburg, Kansas City, and Los Angeles. Activities feature church events, dinners, extended visits, and recoveries from a hip injury.

L. Onimus Freeman Kraus St. Louis Onimus Frances Meriz L. Amos Jefferson City EK. H. Amos Louise Wetzel Cole Spring Church Anna Williams Bending Kansas Margaret Murphy L. Isom Will Dixson Sarah Glasscock Elizabeth Hogg O. C. McMillian Warrensburg Gilbert Bosseller Kansas City Betty Ton Clatterbuck J. H. Hunter Hugo Schubert Nelda Margaret Schubert Lee's Summit Schubert Brownfield Delaine Brownfield Nadine Selix W. B. Caulfield Tipton Earl Scott Mollie Roark Helen van Pool Central High School John van Pool Edith Thompson W. B. Thompson O. Musick Roy Steffens Soldan High School Rosalie Enloe Atherton H. L. Enloe Rev Red J. B. Ecker H. V. Brumbach Harold Lydia Jesse Tom Fletcher Dorothy Hughes Oscar Zimmerman Pimmerman Chas. Roark Garland Eng P. Roark Mowie Roark Roark SR

Market swings undo earlier gains as stocks retract

A chaotic trading day saw an initial upturn fading to a broad selloff led by bear pressure. Investors eyed cautious broker notes as decline in redistrict rate failed to lift shares, while some trusts bought stock and several high priced names fluctuated wildly. The Reichsbank cut rates and a 300 person motor lifeboat was installed at a British port.

Claude A. Jagger Associated Press New York Commission House Federal Reserve Reichsbank Osse Consolidated Gas American Can Westinghouse Electric Eastman Kodak Coca Cola Byers Western Union Johns Manville Loews Standard Gas Bethlehem Chicago Blue Island Lorenzo Juliano Chicago Heights Lcense Daniel

Secrest Guilty Of Manslaughter In Landmark Case

In Jefferson City, Secrest, son of Mr and Mrs e A Secrest, found guilty of manslaughter amid testimony about a girl's scream and a boy's oath. Miss Anderson, a stenographer and clerk, had died in the case’s orbit. The affair drew unprecedented public interest in a homicide case in the city’s history.

Elyda Anderson Secrest Ing & Bracelet George Welch E. A. Secrest Hugh Stephens Printing Co Highway Department Jefferson City

Old Doctor Cauldwell's Syrup Pepsin Helps Elderly

In 1885 Dr Cauldwell discovered a harmless, effective laxative for bilious, headachy and weak patients. The remedy relieves obstinate cases without gripe or habit formation and is gentle for women, children, and the elderly. Today it remains the world’s most popular laxative available at drugstores.

Cauldwell

Delighted Visit Between East High Resident and Pittsburgh Guest

Mrs. Fred Williams hosts Mrs. George L. Montag and young Doris from Pittsburgh. Montag joins Williams at a Quilting Circle luncheon. Delegates for Baptist Missionary Union attend the Annual Bigle Convention in Marshall with Mrs. J. W. Taylor organizer and others expected to travel.

Fred Williams East High Street George L. Montag Doris Pittsburgh Williams Guest Pennsylvania Montag The Methodist Church Frank Atwood W. B. Elder Baptist Missionary Union Marshall J. W. Taylor

Lahti Grants Long Lease for City Filling Station

The town of Lahti Finland extends a lease period of ten thousand years to a gasoline company for a new filling station. The unusual term highlights the municipal framing of the fuel project and its long term municipal engagement with private enterprise.

Lahti Finland

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Hagen Ietl Russellville Financial News McCormick M. McCormick East High St Pearl Montgomery City Hospital William McGrath McGrath Montgomery Saturn Chichesters EVERT A. H. Lewis Medicines Co
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