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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1930

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Bank Robbery Connections Spark Airport Search

Oklahoma bankers association reports that thieves who stole a Travelair biplane from Elk City early this morning left panels and maps suggesting a link to a bank robbery in Lincoln Nebraska yesterday. A plane matching the Travelair landed at Curtis Wright airport at 7:30 am, then headed toward Wichita after being told to delay refueling.

Oklahoma City Eugene P. Gunn Oklahoma Bankers Association Elk City Okla Lincoln National Bank Lincoln Nebr Travelair W. Dewey Mauk Lyons Kansas Oklahoma Curtis Wright Todiay Wichita Mauk CaLda

Reward for return of securities stolen in Lincoln bank

A $20,000 reward and a $50,000 plus valuation were offered for the return of securities stolen from Lincoln National Bank yesterday. Six bandits armed with machine guns robbed the bank and escaped after taking $19,531 in cash. Police continued to search for clues with a lock-up in progress and conflicting reports about suspects.

Lincoln, Keb Lincoln National Bank W. A. Selleck

Revolt Against Voliva Brews In Zion City

Independent leaders in Zion City Illinois predict a revolt against Overseer Wilbur Glenn Voliva as he leaves on a world tour to prove the earth is round. Mrs John Alexander Dowie, widow of founder, leads opposition within the Christian Catholic Apostolic Church amid mounting pressure.

Chicago Herald and Examiner Zion City Wilbur Glenn Voliva Voliva John Alexander Dowie Christian Catholic Apostolic Church

Market slips as traders await clearer news

New York stocks drifted lower in a slow session with dull activity and few concrete prompts. Utilities fell as did many large names such as American Telephone North American and Westinghouse Electric while American Water Works Sears Roebuck and Kodak also dropped. Bulls and bears waited for clearer guidance as investors reassessed prospects for quick profits and sector rotation amid mixed signals.

Claupe A. Jagger Associated Press New York Hearishn American ‘Telephone North American Stone A& Webster R. H. Macy Woolworth Safeway Stores Westinghouse Electric Jonas-Manville Loew's Auburn Autostrop Foster Wheeler Diamond Match American Water Works Sears Roebuck Case American*Rolling Mills Eastman Kodak U. S. Steel General Electric American Can Jean Re

Cardinals win again to take a 2 game lead

Cardinals beat Brooklyn 4 to 3 as Herman hits a first of the series homer and Wright, Gelbert, and Thurston contribute in a close game. Thurston drives in a run, while Gelbert shines with a key stop in deep short and solid defense.

Cardinals Lopez Gelbert Gelber Thurston Wright Douthit Adams Moore Frisch Hendrick Bottomley Brooklyn Herman Atl Hafey Watkins Mancuso Gelpers Bissonette Brooklim—Frisch Wendrick Boone Warner Lopes Flowers Finn Lopez Flowers Sir. Louis Grimes Mancusa Phelps Fphurston

Bible in Public School topic discussed by clarksburg group

The W C T U met at Mrs J C Needles home on September 9 to discuss The Bible in the Public School with Mrs Valley Birdsong leading. The meeting noted several talks by Effie Wilkes John Carroll J W Broyles and others. local births visits and deaths were reported along with upcoming gatherings and a funeral for Mrs Marvin Gilmore.

Clarksburg J. C. Needles Valley Birdsong Effie Wilkes John Carroll J. W. Broytes Bud Wingale A. C. Needles Lestie Muir Ralph Allee Silithton James Stephens Marty J. White Jerry Canilon J. B. Turnerage Bolivar Baptists Church Dinwid Turmage Mingo Foster E. Douglas Gerdalia Herbert Wilson Washington, Mo Woodrow Bailey Lupus William Bruce W. H. Allee Paul Centertown Walter Wilson Pips Lion Co Warrensburg Clyde Burnett Jefferson City CG. J. White G. C. Boyles Madison Zimri Hendrick Carl Junction Robert Albert Osa Kendrick Bis Willie Hamlin Windsor Bir Hamlin Truk’ Hamin Ma Hubbard Parkville Marks College J. W. Broyles R. C. Stephens Ailss Pearl Toler California Anna Elliott Sedalia Sarah Wilson Tom Vaughan Glasgow W. E. Harris Edith Holden Marvin Gilmore N. CG. Curry Pisgah J. J. Harris J. T. Harris W. J. Harris Gentertown W. H. Smith Kansas City Hayes Cooper County Dixon Gilmore Colorado Mount Pleasant Baptist Church R. L. Hood Mount Pleasant Cemetery

Missouri and Illinois join in celebration of Route 106 opening

Illinois and Missouri highway officials gathered in Hull on September 18 to mark the completion of Route 106 in Illinois linking U.S. 36 to the Atlantic coast. The event highlighted Missouri’s work on the adjacent link from Hannibal to St. Joseph and Kansas’ plan to surface 36 from St. Joseph to Denver by fall. Speakers H. H. Cleaveland and engineers Frank Sheets and T. H. Cutler noted the U.S. highway would create the shortest all weather route from the Atlantic seaboard through Indianapolis Springfield Hannibal to Denver, with balloon ascension and parachute jump as part of the celebration.

Hull Illinois Missouri Ilinois U. S Atlantic Coast Indianapolis Missour Hannibal St. Joseph Kansas St. Joseph Oy Denver U.S Atlantic Seaboard

Centralia Fire Destroys Business District in Missouri

A second blaze in Centralia Missouri damaged the Courier building and spread to an adjoining mercantile, leaving two of six structures intact. Mexico fire department aided local volunteers as total damage reached about 80000 dollars. Officials blame defective wiring in a battery repair shop for the original fire and say smoldering embers likely caused the second.

Centralia Centralia Courier Mexico Fire Department

Kansas City Star Observes Fiftieth Birthday

Kansas City today marks the Star's fiftieth anniversary with a special section on its development and a facsimile reprint of the Kansas City Evening Star from September 18, 1980. Articles by William Allen White, Eropolis writer, Walter Williams MU president, and Ed Howe of Atchison are published as estimates of the Star.

Kansas City Kansas City Star Kansas City Evening Star William Allen White Eropolis Kas Walter Williams University of Missouri Ed Howe Atchison

Free Bridges On U S 36 In Illinois And Missouri Open

A free bridge on U S 36 over the Illinois River at Florence is opened. Missouri and Kansas jointly complete and open a free bridge on U S 36 over the Missouri River at St Joseph Missouri.

Illinois River Florence

New Day Dream Perfume Claims Alluring Makeover

Muriel changes social appeal after using a new perfume sold by a local druggist. The ad touts a subtle, elusive fragrance that allegedly makes her the most sought after girl at parties. Sold in six cent flat cans, it urges readers to step in and buy today.

Muriel ADV

Donovan Urges Repeal of the Day Amendment

Col William J Donovan former Assistant Attorney General and once named for the attorney generalship in Hoover era cabinet spoke before the Young Republican Club urging repeal of the eighteenth amendment. He argued it has failed and that prohibition should be replaced by effective regulation backed by Congress to curb the liquor traffic. Also notes travel to Mille Park and Washington trips by local residents Susie Griffin Dame Middleton and John Porter respectively.

New York William J. Donovan United States Hoover Young Republican Club Republican Party Tepeal Congress

Bachelor makes will favors his pets in West Plains

James M Buck an eccentric bachelor found dead in his cabin near West Plains Mo left a will that favors his animals including cats dogs chickens and a pony It names a married couple who will live in the cabin and care for the pets after Buck dies his estate about 20000 dollars goes to West Plains charities though specific groups are not named

West Plains James M. Buck Dan Buck West Plains Charities

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