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Jefferson City Post Tribune

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Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1932

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Roosevelt Visits Old Friend at Arizona Ranch

Franklin D. Roosevelt camped at Mrs. John Greenway's ranch near Williams Arizona for a relaxed day after a two week campaign trek. A rodeo was on the schedule as crowds swarmed along the train route through Phoenix Wickenburg and Prescott. The party planned a canyon visit while Roosevelt and his wife rested before continuing through New Mexico Colorado and back toward Albany with Governor Arthur Seligman awaiting at Lamy.

Quarter Circle Williams Grand Canyon Colorado River Roosevelt Canyon Mya Curtis Dall James James Roosevelt Democratic Novainee Albuquerque Lamy N. M Morrow Colorado Nebraska Iowa Wisconsin Ilnois Michigan Albany Arthur Seligman New Mexico Mr. Roosevelt

Second Indictment of Capone Planned

The Chicago Daily Tribune reports preparation of evidence for a second indictment against Al Capone and hundreds of others on a conspiracy to violate the prohibition act. The first liquor conspiracy indictment dated June 1981 led to Capone’s income tax case, now delayed by his fight to overturn that conviction as time barred.

Chicago Chicago Daily Tribune al Capone Sud Capone Wes Atlanta, Ga

Brilliant career of Admiral ends in San Diego

Vice Admiral Joel Roberts Poinsette Pringle, 59, died in San Diego after a rapid decline from an abdominal ailment. He had been en route to Washington to assume duties as chief of naval operations when he fell ill while aboard the West Virginia from Puget Sound. The physician cited anemia as the cause of death.

San Diego Calif Naval Operations Washington D. C Joel Roberts Poinsette Pringle Naval Hospital U. S.5 West Virginia Puget. Sound L. B. Johnson

Balloon Pilot Van Orman to Lead American Team in Basel Race

Akron native W. P. Van Orman, veteran of 21 national and eight international balloon contests, will head an American team in the International Balloon Races in Basel, Switzerland, September 2. He carries a sea anchor and a shotgun for emergencies, recounting a 1925 sea landing saved by the anchor after a mislanded balloon drifted toward Brazil near Brest and Spain.

Akron W. TP Val Orman Americnan Basel Switzerland van Orman Wil Kat van Or Brazil Alworn Brest Spain Evan W. T Orman

Swallows Poison in Jail and Dies

Warrensburg Missouri report states Herman E. Krueck, 45, of Sedalia, died by swallowing poison in Johnson County jail after transfer from Sedalia. Coroner's jury rules death by own action. Letters to his widow and brother urged contact with a business associate aiding patent medicine financing. Local police overlooked poison prior to transfer.

Warrensburg Herman EK. Krueck Sedalia Johnson County Killeck West 5Th Street Sedalla

Griffiths and Baer to Fight Tonight in Chicago Stadium

Tuffy Griffiths of Sioux City Iowa faces Max Baer of Livermore California in a heavyweight bout at Chicago Stadium as both seek championship contention Baer previously earned a decision over Ernie Schank of Boston in a recent ring appearance and a win over Griffith would boost his title chances.

Chicago Tuffy Griffith Sioux City Max Baer Livermore Cal Baer Ernie Schanf Boston Griffith

French Submarine Por Towed Into Cherbourg Port

The French submarine Por, after an explosion in the battery room, was towed to Cherbourg and escorted by naval and salvage vessels. The first distress message was sent by Commandant Bertrand while the boat was between Guernsey and the French coast. Details of the accident were not immediately known.

Cherbourg France Porsee Bertrand Guernsey

Thousand swallows perish in chimney in Arkansas

In Little Rock a fall factory chimney drew in a migrating flock seeking shelter from rain but killed them. Early workers counted 983 dead at the chimney base as steam and gas fumes arose from rear furnaces. The incident notes a thousand swallows perishing in the chimney.

Little Rock Ark Capj Ffreman

Color of Germs Under the Microscope

Describes influenza germs as blue and pneumonia germs as strings of pale sausage shapes while Scarlet fever germs appear as scarlet ring motifs when viewed under a microscope.

Rich pork cookery tips and classic deviled chops style

A Washington era guide urges slow cooking and wise seasoning for pork. It explains qualities of pork meat, suggests cuts such as chops and shoulder, and offers a deviled pork chops recipe with chili sauce sugar mustard paprika lemon juice Worcestershire sauce and a potato mound presentation.

Cooking School Opens Tuesday Afternoon

The News Tribune announces a three day cooking school led by Ming Ferguson at Junior College Auditorium starting Tuesday at 1.30 pm. She will explain recipes ingredients and mixing while demonstrating in a lively stage kitchen and answer questions.

Edna M. Ferguson Ming Ferguson Becaine Junior College Auditorium News-Tribune

Financial News Tumble Follows Early Rally

A morning stock bounce failed to spur new buying as the market fell sharply. Rail carrier shares rose briefly by 1 to 2 points but could not hold gains amid profit-taking. Southern Pacific, Santa Fe, Northern Pacific, New York Central, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Pennsylvania recovered some losses while Union Pacific slid over 4 points and Lackawanna fell nearly as much. About half of these declines were later recouped as selling eased.

Claude A Associated Press New York Pacific New York Central Chesaneake & Ohio Pennsylvania Union Pacific Lackawanna

Indiana Democrat Van Nuys opposes Senate GOP leader Watson

Frederick Van Nuys, Democratic Senate nominee in Indiana, battles Republican floor leader James B. Watson. The Indianapolis attorney and former U. S. district attorney aims to unseat Watson, who has held the seat for 16 years.

Frederick van Nuys Senate Indiana James B. Watson van Nuys Indianapolis U. S Watson

Market notes on stocks and industrials for coming week

Large proportions, few inkers, and losses of 2 to 4 points appeared among numerous utilities and industrials. Notably strong issues such as Consolidated Gas, American Telephone, DuPont, Air Reduction, U S Steel, Stutz, Case, Harvester, Weelingenhauge, and United Aircraft were discussed by Wall Street commentators. Attention centered on prospects for higher electric power production. last week gains were slim due to an earlier labor slow period.

American Telephone Dupont Air Reduction Stent Case Harvester Weelinghauge United Aircraft Wall Street

London’s Hidden Water Reservoir Spans Wide Area

A natural underground water reservoir lies beneath London, extending roughly 30 miles north and south of the city and about the same distance east and west, creating a vast subterranean aquifer.

London

World's Largest Ocean Liner Under Construction

The French Line reportedly builds the world’s largest ocean liner named Bt. Nagaire, projected at over 1,025 feet in length and 63,008 tons.

Bt. Nagaire

Brookhart Still Is Senatorial Candidate

Washington Iowa Sept 36 1 AP Senator Smith W Brookhart said he would run for reelection on November 8 The insurgent who lost the June GOP nomination by Henry Field declared the rebellion too strong to ignore and claimed ten thousand pledges already pledged support

Washington Iowa APJ Smith W. Brookhart Steday Henry Field Jed

Schmeling Outweighs Walker by 14 Pounds in Weigh-In

New York September 23 API May Schmeling of Germany outweighed Mickey Walker of Rumson New Jersey by 14 pounds at the State Athletic Commission weigh in for tonight’s 16 round bout at Long Island City. Schmeling weighed 168 1 2 and Walker 114 1 2.

New York Schmeling Germany Mickey Walker Rumson N. J State Athletic Commission Long Utland City Behmeling Walker

Elgin Ends Snake Spider Battle In Public Showdown

Elgin Illinois September 26. The Apider snake controversy ends as Rol. and Swanberg allow a Humane Society representative to stop the staged combat between two spiders and a garter snake. The event mirrored a recent clash in St. Charles with public attention and animal welfare concerns.

Elgin Rol Swanberg St. Charles Ilindis Humane Society

Pair Held on Car Theft Charge in Local Jail

Raymond Rockwell and Maynard Underwood, both believed from Columbus, were brought to the county jail after arrest in Columbia for transporting a stolen automobile. They face arraignment as the term of federal court opens, charged with violation of the Dyer Act. Kansas voters to register today with four days left to enroll, heavy registration expected. Netherland East Indies population ~1,000,000, up 23 percent since 1920.

Raymond Rockwell Maynard Underwood Columbus, G Columbia Columbus Feher Kansas City Kansas Netherland East Indies

Mike the Zoo Bear Released After Killing Companion

In St Louis on September 25 AP reports Mike the Himalayan Bear at the city zoo was released from solitary confinement after killing a companion eight days earlier. The bear was given another chance despite the incident.

Mike ST. Louis

Unafraid Aviator Carranga Continues Mexico City Flight Plans

The article notes the death of Captain Emilio Carvanes, famed Mexican flyer, in New Jersey. It says Jogus Carranga, his brother, pursues aviation ambitions, taking lessons at Valley Stream field for a non stop record attempt to Mexico City.

Emilio Carvanes New Jersey Jogus Carranga Valley Stream Field Mexico City

Mail pouch stolen near Missouri River found by youths

FIND MAIL Pouch near the Missouri River was recovered by two youths in St Joseph Missouri. The pouch addressed to Dee Kirk was missing contents and authorities could not confirm when the theft occurred.

St, Joseph, Mo Dee Kirk Missouri River

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