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Jefferson City Post Tribune

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Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1930

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Premonition of Sth Monte Woman Flyer in Danger

Havana dispatch reports Mrs J M Ke Miller an Australian aviatrix feared dead after attempting Havana to Miami flight in a poorly conditioned aircraft. Officials traced six planes over the Gulf and Florida Keys with no sign of plane or flyer, as her fear before takeoff echoed through her words I feel something tells me I am going down.

Hosmer E. Knoblaugh Associated Press Havana Shalii J. M. Ke Milter Jiuties Miami Gulf and Florida Keys Keith-Miller Pittsburgh Florida Peaype Ming New York Los Angeles Australia

JP Lash es of Life headline jumble

Miss J F A Cecil former Cornelia Vanderbilt joins a women's polo trip to Cleveland playing one match with a women's team and two with male teams. Report mentions theft allegations against hundreds of men in a tomin prison corridor incident and a Kansas University statistic about students aspiring to homemaking.

Associated Press Asheville N. C J. F. A. Cecil Cornelia Vanderbilt Grone Cleveland New York Lawrence Kan University of Kansas Hollywood Calif Baltimore Christian Deersen

Bear market nudges up as rails lead gains after October reports

Trading drifted higher after a slow session as rails and utilities rebounded. Atchison recovered from a loss and several major names including U.S. Steel American Can American Telephone North American Kennecott and Sears Roebuck posted gains while Firestone and New York Central rose. Rock Island slipped to a new low amid thin trading.

Claud Jagger Financ Egitor New York Bears Ted Hey Stendiel Burtington Rairoad Muliarns & Light Pickwa Resuil Atchison Iatame U. S. Steel American Can American Telephone North American Kennecott U.S. Ruler Sears Roebuck Anaconda Calumet Ina Arizona Northern Pacific Pennsania Dupont Paramount Westshouse Lipcmvic Laows Tinels Central New Haven Consolidated Gas Washworth Asman Goodyear Air Reduction New York Central Allied Chemical Firestone Rock Island

Church Convention Set at Mexico City With Global Reach

A large delegation from Capid Avenue Christian Church will attend a one day convention in Mexico City December to review worldwide church work. Dr Cathie head Wil lead talks. Dr Elizabeth Lite will speak on India relief efforts. attendees include Mrs Emily Sailer and Mrs Sailer at St Marys Hospital in Jefferson City suffers pneumonia.

Rico, BO Capid Avenue Deiterton City Christian Charen Cathie 5 Sie Mexico Elizabeth Lite Moon Colars Indie Pendra R Road Emily Sailer Draopk Sailer iFefferson City Daily Post St. Mary's Hospital Baller Jefferson City

Prohibition leaders weigh referendum plan in wets split

Washington November delegates from the prohibition movement discuss backing a constitutional question on liquor. The plan, not agreed, would have wets support a constitutional amendment via state conventions and seek a yes or no vote from the American people. Key figures McBride and Wilton oppose, others open to dialogue. Conferences to continue in New York and December.

Washington Wets Congress P Stot McBride Anti-saloon League Rayal Ciry Clarance Tre Wilson The Methodis Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals Tie Wels New York Patrick J. Callahan Louisville Kentucky Republican New Jersey Oliver Stewart Indian 2Pols America Arthur J. Barton Wilmington North Carolina Temperance Committee Souther Baptist, Convention Wilton Prohibition

Bones Found At Rialto Hotel Fuel Hunt For Missing Teacher

In Eads Colorado a furnace at the Rialto Hotel yielded human bones. Miss Enid Marriott, a Wiggins teacher missing since Nov 16, is the focus of a widening search. Investigators seek gold filings in her teeth and trace the bones to a small person, with a man aged 55 to 60 last seen at the basement room.

EADS Colo Rialto Enid Marriott Wiggins Cole Sheriff's Office Iman James E. Hopkins Sheriffs Office Denver Fort Morgan

Grain prices hope for rise as receipts fall

Chicago wheat markets show a rapid drop in primary arrivals across the country, signaling a potential corner for the government to influence December futures. Prices edge up 1 to 2 cents, corn down modestly, oats down slightly, and livestock demand supports feeder margins amid tight lard stocks.

John PY Boughan Associated Press Chicago Chicago Wheat Beach

Archbishop Dowling Dies in Saint Paul

Archbishop Austin Dowling, head of the Roman Catholic Diocese of St. Paul, died in Saint Paul Minnesota at age 6 after a monthlong illness from heart complications. He had rallied after an October 28 collapse but failed to recover.

ST. Paul, Minn Austin Dowling St. Pau Witt

Miners Plan to Leave Jobs in England Monday

London, Nov 29 AP The outcome of weekend talks between miners and employers will decide if about 800000 workers in Britain’s coal industry walk off the job Monday. Government urged both sides to agree to keep mines operating pending a broader conference next week amid talks on work spread rules and a 90 hours biweekly limit versus the 72 hour standard.

London Britain

RAL TRAFFIC CUT 20 PER CENT BY TRUCKS

Harvey Allen of the Missouri Kansas Texas railroad told Interstate Commerce Commission examiner Teo Flynn that unregulated motor trucks cut freight haul revenues 20 percent from 1926 to 1929. The hearing on coordinating freight and passenger movement on public highways adjourned to Wednesday in New Orleans. Allen said trucks could alter routes and rate scales at will, harming railroads.

Dallas Tex Harvey Allen Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Teo Flynn Interstate Commerce Commssson New Orleans Allen

BUVEANOR-ELECT OF MANGAS AT SPRINGS

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS Mo ADP Harry Woodring governor elect of Kansas visits health resort after campaign, invited by Dr N D Williams national vice commander of the American Legion. They called on ill Rep J T Milligan in Richmond. A dinner in Woodring honor will be given by Williams with guests including James A Reed Joseph B Shannon Harry S Truman Albert Clark Harry F Parker and B M Casteel.

Excelsior Springs Tharry Woodring Kansas Woodring Kansas City N. D. Willams American Legion Kansas Department of the Legion J.T. Milligan Richmond Dr. Williams James A. Reed Joseph B. Shannon Rarens City Harry JS. Truman Albert Clark Harry F. Parker Missouri Legion B. M.casteel St. Joseph

Missionaries Taken by Bandits Near Peiping

An American missionary Mrs H D Hayward and British nurse Miss Gomersal were kidnapped by bandits while traveling by raft from Lanchoy Kansun to Peiping China. They were stripped robbed of belongings and detained in cold conditions awaiting ransom.

Peiping China H. D. Hayward Miss Gomersal

Doak 1 Named to Labor Post Over Opposition

President Hoover appointed William N. Doak of Virginia as Secretary of Labor, choosing a non AFL candidate to fill the vacancy left by James J. Davis. William Green of the AFL criticized the move, invoking internal opposition and signaling possible Senate battles ahead over the open and equal opportunity policy in public appointments.

Washington IAP Hoover American Federation of Labor James J. Davis William N. Doak Virginia Labor William Green Federation

Native American named labor secretary in historic choice

Doak, legislative representative for the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, becomes the first labor secretary named from outside the federation and the first Native American to hold the post. His remarks hint at possible Senate confirmation resistance, with questions over how far opposition would go.

Eration Senate Doak Brotherhood of Railroad ‘Traimnen

Pilot Missing In Blizzard Search Near Cleveland

Cleveland, Nov 28 AP A forlorn search continued for William E K Griffin an unreported pilot who headed his home made plane west from Buffalo in a Monday blizzard Officials in Cleveland say hopes of finding him alive are slim Barney Rawson plans a Northeastern Ohio search today hoping to locate Griffin or any sign of the craft

Cleveland William EK Griffin Herea Buffalo Gleveland Barney Rawson Ohio

Border Patrol Crooked Figures Probed In Detroit

Secret agents probing the Customs Border Patrol in Detroit report that indictments for 30 current and suspended members and discharge of 45 others may follow their inquiry into misconduct at the river blockade against Canadian liquor. The force there numbers about 150 men.

Detroit Seret Dewoit River Customs Border Patrol Mer

California wreck kills four trainmen near Sunol

Four trainmen died when a Western Pacific express crashed into a rear freight near Sunol in Alameda county. Victims included engineer R M Middleton fireman W Rickenbacher head brakeman Lloyd Goslin and flagman R C Jones all from Oakland. Jones hailed from Stockton and rode in the caboose of the Stockton to Oakland run. The second train engine was crushed and the last four cars telescoped and splintered.

Stockton Cal Western Pacific Express Sunol Alameda County Here R. M. Middleton W. Rickenbacher Lioyd Goslin R. C. Jones Flagman Middleton Huckenbacher Seslin Oakland Merchandise Sacramento Jones

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