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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1930

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Jones Clinches British Amateur Title at St Andrews

Bobby Jones defeated Roger Wethered seven and six in the 36 hole final to add the British Amateur championship to his string of majors at St Andrews. Jones built a morning lead, stretched it after lunch, and with a steady display par or better all day prevailed despite Wethered’s late charges.

Roger Wethered ST. Andrews Scotland Bobby Jones Jones Weithered All Square Bobby Wethered

Mob Storms Chickagh Mil To Reach Prisoner

Riot at Chickagh Mil prison erupts as Nation Guard battles mob. Guards fire, fire escapes, and heavy smoke trap officers on the second floor. Prisoner Argo is shot and later stabbed while the crowd disperses. stores announce early closing times after the turmoil.

Nations E. R. Smith Argo H. C.antle Fort Sill

Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Moves This Week

Rev C A Westbrook of Memphis visits sister Mrs J B Bennett at 111 Adams Street. William E Wentzel and son Billy spend yesterday in Sedalia. Millsap guests in Monett over the weekend. James Greenwell of St Louis visits Mrs A Camps and family Schott Road. Priscilla Club meeting canceled due to Mrs Wiley leaving for summer. Mrs R L Berry and daughter Mildred to relocate to Ott Duplex after July first. Charles Love vacationing with mother Maude Love and will join Public Service Commission. Westbrook family visiting J B Bennett. daughters Mary Margaret and Betty present. Orin Shaw hosts guests Kenneth Osborn and Howard Blair from St Louis. Alvin Smith of St Louis vacation with G A and en route to Denver then Albany to run a laundry. R R Conrad of California welcomes a daughter. Mrs Buford Bettis of Sedalia lands 11 weeks singing contract with WHB Kansas City. Vincent Boyce of Brooklyn and Robert Hacker of Long Island visit then depart for Long Island after staying with Vincent’s parents. Mrs Teresa Roach and children Paul Thomas Mary Agnes drive from St Louis to spend weekend with Mrs Julius Tanner at 221 West High Street. Mrs H Curtis and daughters Besse Eleanor travel to Durham NC. Dr Curtis joins from Panama/Haiti research. Curtis to lecture at Duke University summer term. Family plans year away, renting Elmarine Ave home to neighbors Bronough then M Jessup family.

Curtis Besse Eleanor Durhham N. C Panama Haiti Columbia University New York Duke University Elmarine Ave

Bennie England Falls While Stealing Copper Wire

Bennie England, 20, died after climbing a power pole line to steal copper wire in Pineville Missouri. His brother Raymond England confessed to Prosecuting Attorney James Tatum that he knew of the death after initially denying involvement.

Associated Press Pineville Bennie England Raymond England James Tatum McDonald County Raymond

Murder plots tied to jealous schemes rock Ashtabula

Maud Lowther a 22 year old house maid and Trilby Smiths a 26 year old truck driver both of Ashtabula were held for a June 9 grand jury on first degree murder charges in the slaying of Clara Smith 28 as the Smith family rode along a rural road. Each confessed but blamed the other for the scheme.

Maud Lowther Trilby Smiths Ashtabula Smith Frank Sheldon Frederick Donald Lowther

Gun attack in Italian district leaves Gnolfo slain

A machine gun, shotgun and revolvers were used as attackers forced Gnolfo to drive his car over a curb in the Carnal Port District. Nineteen bullet holes were found in the vehicle. Fiannla and Caredo fled after leaping from the wreck and were later found hiding nearby. A wounded boy and his twin brother were struck by gunfire as they walked, with the boy rushed to a hospital. Gnolfo had a police record as an alleged muscle man and extortionist. he belonged to the Genna Gang and West Side alcohol venders.

Gnolfo Fiannla Caredo

Scourge Orazio de Tropea and Ababa slain in gang feuds

The passage notes the deaths of Orazio de Tropea and Philip Ababa in gang feuds. It also mentions three Carson brothers connected to universities, with Paul set to graduate from Oklahoma University, Norman, Charles from Missouri, and Forrest returning home from St. Louis after a year enrolled there.

Orazio de Tropea West Side Philip Ababa Ababa de Tropea

Washington University party trips span three states

Charles plans a trip starting Thursday to Oklahoma where he will join his brother as guests at a house party. The journey continues with a brief vacation in Texas and New Mexico.

Washington University Charles Oklahoma Texas New Mexico

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rev C. A. Westbrook Memphis, Tenn Mrs J B. Bennett Adams Street William E. Wentzellman Billy Sedalia Mrs. C Millsap Monett James Greenwell St. Louis Mrs. A. Camps and Schott Road Robert Wiley Priscilla Club R. L. Berry Mildred Berry Edmonds East High Street Ott Duplex Lafayette East McCarty Streets Charles Love University At Columbia Maude Love Public Service Commission W. M. Westbrook Marshall, Missouri Orin Shaw Kenneth Osborn Howard Blair Alvin Smith G. A. Smith Denver Colorado Albany R. R. Conrad California Buford Bettis WHB Kansas City Vincent Boyce Brooklyn Robert Hacker Long ‘Island Long Islland Boyce Vincent Teresa Roach Paul Thomas Mary Agnes Vernight Missouri Rock Creek Dexter United States Hawes Caraway Arkansas Twenty-third District Committee ST. Joseph, MO Robert E. Fisher St. Joseph Missouri River Here Fisher Springfield O. P. Stiles Aldrich Farmer Ahirana Dalag Ohio Ulay, Oui P. Gnoffo The Chariton County Sullivan County Linni County Garrell County Livingston County Herbert Hadley Andrea Hall Training School Columbia West Paint Henry Andrea Lilly Julia Andrea Andrea Col Chicago Phillip Gnolfo William Carnedo Toledo Joseph Fiannia Rochester N.Y Jacksonville Paul M. Thompson Brown Cabin Dave Erickson Cole County Tile & Monument Co West Dunklin St Jefferson City A. E A. J. Hopen Walter H. Jens Eugene & Fredericks Palace Beauty Shoppe Marene Beauty Southside Beauty Shop E. High J. F. Brawley Optometrist Monroe Bldg Fhone Pope’s Johnny-on Hugo Schmitz Jefferson St McCarty Bolivar Exide Batteries Champlin U. S. Tires Service Pencoil Pennsylvania Wymore-Whelan Service
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