24 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1930
Page
1
Huntington report describes co eds wearing dark blue silk shorts and matching shirts on the Marshall College campus. Men’s reaction unclear as officials offered no statement and prevailing sentiment suggested no interference from college authorities.
The census bureau announced Greater St Joseph population 86 341 with city proper 79 226. Buchanan County totals 96 924, and the fourth Missouri district now has 176 899 inhabitants, up 128.
Chicago welcomed Paul P. Harris founder of Rotary at the Silver Jubilee Conference in Chicago Stadium. He recounted forming Rotary on February 23, 1905 with three pals and noted the growth to hundreds of thousands of members in 3,000 clubs across 62 nations. He cited friendship and good will as the basis of international understanding and urged continued work until fair play spans all vocations. A message from President Hoover was read to delegates.
William J. Gormley, missing suspect in Eleanor Quinn's 1925 murder, identified as Thomas O'Donnell serving 5 to 10 years in Michigan's Jackson state prison. Fingerprints linked him. known as former tube train guard and deliveryman. Hoboken police seek detainer to pursue the case.
World War veterans compensation bill faces expected presidential veto after Senate approval. House Republicans caucus tonight to craft a compromise. The measure would raise monthly pay to disabled veterans, extend presumptions to other diseases, and pay spouses and dependents. three year duration with further study planned. Mr and Mrs J Herman Dulle return to St Louis from funeral of Mrs William Dulle with granddaughter Catherine Ann Schulte staying for the summer.
Four men held up the First National Bank at Noble Illinois at 10 a.m. and escaped with bonds totaling $20,000 and $1,000 in cash. A posse pursued the robbers as reports identified the incident and ongoing chase.
former Senator Aim Reed and his wife left Kansas City for Europe on June 24 amid talk he may run as a favorite son candidate in the 1932 presidential race.
A passenger passage to New York reports the former senator will sail on the Bremen in June with a planned European visit described as his seal vacation.
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