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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1934

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Vienna Police Hold Suspect In Murder Case

Police in Vienna report discovery of a sadistic room with erotic paraphernalia in Captain Ivan Poderjay’s apartment as the missing wife Agnies Turverson is linked to the case. Mlle. Margaret Ferrand charged as an accomplice. both held for investigation under the Court of Investigation. Possible possession of stolen luggage noted. other witnesses sought. A Boston clerk also links a missing Ames Turverson to a customer who had a dress cleaned twice, suggesting possible ID match.

Vienna Ivan Poderjay Agnies ‘Tulverson Leopold Bessermann Susanne Ferrand Padevjay Agnes Turverten New York Detroit Mlle Margaret Ferrand Poderjay Ferrand Paderjay Mile Gowt of Investigation Austria Mie Miss Tulverson Boston Todgerson Ames Turverson Ruth F. Hall

Solon's son arrested in Jersey City for picketing

Alfred M. Bingham editor of Common Sense and son of former Senator Hiram Bingham of Connecticut was arrested as a disorderly person for alleged picketing in front of Miller Parlor Furniture Company in Jersey City on June 22.

Solon Jersey City Alfred M. Bingham Common Sense Lon United States Hiram Bingham Connecticut Miller Parlor Furniture Company

Claims Dakota Governor Chair

Lieutenant Governor Ole Olson asserts he is the lawful North Dakota governor after Gov. William Langer faces U.S. felony convictions. Olson swore in, while Langer refused to surrender office as troops guard the capitol in Bismarck.

Ole Olson North Dakota U.S William Langer Olson Langer Biss

Riots threaten Paris as cabinet eyes emergency action

Paris in June 22 dispatch reports ministers fearing a bloody clash between fascists and communists on city boulevards. violence rises in provinces with many dead and hundreds wounded. veterans groups and the United Front plan July demonstrations while authorities weigh limits on press, association, and public meeting freedoms.

Paris Neo-Socialist Party Cross of Fire France Interior Albert Sarrats United Press Today United Front Toulouse Victor Roussel T Donie National Association of Veterans National Economic Council League of Nations

Fishing Trip Chief and companions on Osage River near Tuscumbia

Local notes report a fishing trip along the Osage River near Tuscumbia with Trip Chief John Briner B J Ward and several companions. Other briefs note Judge John G Leslie ill after returning from St Louis and Jefferson City heat amid humidity.

John Briner B. J. Ward Osage River Tuscumbia John G. Leslie St. Louis Jefferson City Roy Cobble Ray Spencer E. B. Ward Board of Agriculture

Sensational Divorce Case Ends Dramatic Evidence

London June 22 AP testimony closed in Edward Frank Willis James v Tilly Loesch James with spectators gossiping over alleged misconduct with Prince Serge Obolensky. Cross petition for judicial separation filed after cruelty allegations. Witnesses included Adele Astaire, Randolph Churchill, Lady Cavendish, and conductors, while defenses denied improprieties and highlighted marital cruelty. Case adjourned to Tuesday for further argument.

London Edward Frank Willis James Marshall Field Tilly Loesch James James Prince Serge Obolensky New York Prince Obolensky Princess Obolensky England Mrs. James Randolph Churchill Winston Churchill Charles Cavendish Adele Astaire Ada Badner Thomas Beetham London Philharmonic Orchestra Alexander Low Beckett Overy Francis Leslie Lady Cavendish Ays Lacy Cavendish Miss Losch Sir Patrick Hastings Americas

Building price cuts and new loan rules under emergency plan

The government plans price reductions and a loan guarantee program for home repairs. Banks and building associations will lend, with insurance coverage of up to 20 percent of the loan. An administrator will issue regulations, and a nationwide home repair campaign is to begin within 30 days to inform lenders and borrowers.

Washington Hackensack New Jersey New Housing Administration Crocedine

England Too Has Drought Problems and Home Loans

Government explains loan rules for new homes as lenders decide funding and insure up to 80 percent of appraised value. A $2,000 homeowner could borrow $8,000 for a $10,000 home with an 80 percent insured amount. The government lends no money, only supervises an insurance fund built by homeowner payments about 1 percent yearly. This phase may start in six to sixty days. refinanced mortgages up to 70 percent of appraised value also offered.

Building and Loan Association

Arrest Woman Claim She Is Hoosier Killer

Four women identified by fingerprints as Mrs. Blossom Atherton were arrested in Denver. Police believe she is wanted in Indianapolis. Atherton said a man jailed in Springfield, Missouri, is Otis Amos, also wanted in Indianapolis. Separately, a British army list notes 148,000 men excluding India.

Hoosier Denver Colo Blossom Atherton Indianapolis Atherton Springfield Otis Amos India

Liquor Taxes Hit New High as Beer Revenues Rise

Washington reports beer and liquor taxes reaching new highs as government tax income climbs. Morgenthau outlines a bottle labeling plan to deter refilling, licensing bottle manufacturers, and recording each order. May beer and liquor taxes total nearly 29.3 million, part of strong May and year‑to‑date federal revenues.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr Treasury

Ex Kaiser Plans Trip Back to Germans

A London Herald dispatch from Duorn, Holland, reports the ex Kaiser will return to Berlin before the start of next year. It may be as a private individual or in an official role, but he will be back, according to officials of the former emperor’s household. The item cites sources in Door Town, Missouri, and Illinois and Ohio as leading age producing states.

London Duorn Holland London Herald Berlin

Neglect of Common Constipation Promoted as Serious

A sample advertising note claims constipation harms health and offers Kellogg All-Bran as a safe cereal remedy. It touts daily two tablespoons, iron content, and compares fiber to leafy greens, urging use over patent medicines.

Pour Grocer Kellogg Battle Creek

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