Enforce Building Code in Jefferson City Strengthens City Plan
The Jefferson City PostTribune urges strict enforcement of a city building code as part of a broader city plan. It notes the need to restrict new business construction in residential areas and to align development with a planned future ordinances. The piece applauds cooperation between City Council and the Chamber of Commerce and highlights the Ed monds case as a test of policy, warning against compromising the plan. It also praises Dr. Jackson for state moderator role and quips about telepathy and telephonic annoyances amid ongoing growth concerns.
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Edward H. Winter
Robert C. Goshorn
Associated Press
Petersan City
Jefferson City
Missouri
Chamber of Commerce
Bartholomew
Doc Edmonds
Chestnut and
Dunklin Streets
Edmmonds
Dr. Jackson
Presbyterian Church
Gentral
Death stalks on Sunday and traffic dangers rise
An analysis of Sunday automobile accidents attributes most deaths to driver carelessness. Reacting to rising fatalities, the piece urges Sunday driving to move earlier or stay home, noting nine in ten crashes result from reckless speed and rule violations.
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Ohio
Missouri
Disrespect for Law Evident in Kansas City Traffic Violations
A Kansas City judge issued warrants for ten habitual violators while a prominent lawyer and political leader received sixty-two traffic summonses yet paid none. The piece criticizes cross party failures to enforce laws, blaming lax enforcement on partisan protection. It also notes insurance issues from illegal operation and minor driving age rules across states, then discusses Jim Reed’s leadership prospects for 1932.
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Kansas City
Gove
Cey
Columbia Missourian
Columbbia
Missourian
Reed
Jim Reed
Jim
Milwaukee Journal
Philosophy of Showmanship B A Rolfe’s Rise and Reform Plan
New York radio star B A Rolfe recounts a lifetime from Sparks circus to vaudeville and NBC dance orchestras. He explains his motto What can I do for you guiding four decades of showmanship, fortunes won and lost, and his late plan to steer delinquent youths toward music as a constructive outlet.
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Benjamin Albert Rolfe
B. A. Rolfe
Lucky Strike Dance
NBC
Brasher Falls
Dan
John H. Sparks
Sparks Circus
Dad
Relfe
Papa Relfe
Worsk
Sparks
Rolfe
Hardy
van Leer
Buffalo Bill
England
Europe
City of Promise
Loveville
Silver Comet
Utica
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Majestic Theater
Joseph Jefferson
John Drew
Will Rogers
Jesse Lasky
Lasky
Francis XX. Bushman
Harry Houdini
Jare Mathis
Mary Miles Minter
Stony
Palais Royal
Can a single food feed man healthily
Dr Morris Fishbein notes that a 150 pound man needs about 3000 calories daily including 75 grams protein and essential minerals and vitamins. No single food suffices. butter, cod liver oil, cabbage, eggs and other foods each lack certain vitamins or minerals. A varied diet is necessary for proper nutrition and health.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health
Lydia J. Roberts
The Great Fourth of July Race and a Bank Hold-Up
A fragmented report describes a bank robbery chase lasting 60 miles ending near the woods north of town. A posse of 200 farmers and deputies captured three robbers. a fourth fled, drew a weapon, and was shot dead. Toledo pharmacist Everett Woolen was wounded. The town formed a home guard years ago to counter such incidents.
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Everett Woolen
Toledo
Noble Bank
Home Guard
Bank Robber Dead and Three Held in Toledo Bank Heist
In Toledo four bandits robbed the First National Bank of No. Three suspects were captured and jailed after a confrontation that left one robber dead. Police pursued the remaining suspect who fled the scene.
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Toledo
First National Bank of
Gangster Freese Convicted in Federal Raid Shooting
Charles Freese alias Carmelo Frescina a St Louis bootlegger and gang leader was found guilty by a federal jury for firing a shotgun at city agents during an August raid last year. He faces up to twelve years in prison and a 4000 dollar fine and awaits sentencing by Judge Charles B Paris. A deportation suit as an undesirable alien remains pending.
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ST. Louis
Charles Freese
Carmelo Frescina
Prohibition
Charles B. Paris
Freese
Ciry
Natalie and Alan in a tangled storm of jealousy and schemes
Natalie confronts jealousy as Alan plots with Philippa to meet Natalie at Grand Central. Philippa presses for independence by arranging an apartment while Alan contemplates their complex entanglements. The love triangle deepens amid family tensions and shifting loyalties.
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Robarts
Natalie
Alan
Bernadine Lamont
Bobby
Ife
Phillipa West
Phillips
Philipa
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Pitipa
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Grand Central
Phillipa Persists in Plan to Hold Alan Amid Natalie's Porter
Phillipa schemes to keep Alan by offering a new apartment and constant care while Natalie looms as a rival. Alan shows weariness, hints at a late dinner with Natalie, and Phillipa presses with deposits in East Fifty sixth Street. A tense domestic triangle unfolds as she seeks control without revealing her move.
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Phillipa Forest
Phillipa
Alen
Alan
PaLliis
Mr. Royden
Mr. Adams
Payne
East Fifty-sixth Street
Battis
East Pitty-sixth Street
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