St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 9, 1929

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Let us give the peo- a Ea P / ° : Be 7° hearing said it was the policy of] changed trains at Union Station 3 OF Meseeees yes 1 » phase ot preme Court failed and the Uniteg | A™ericans believe is peculiarly |in the trucking oe Rete “Mya. Spink ‘lenied wearing trousers ple the facts and not turn this bill . > OAsd S office neither to approve nor last night on his way from Wash-| 7 & m....°°: 3. Sp.'m..cc..2/ 59 | States Supreme Court declined to| TeDresented in America Itself.” big hintaan aml emogy Morcay ig | St SF time, but admitted being} "®°X into secret conferencés: What sae ae ne ‘pose probation for any defend-| ington to El Paso, Tex., where he| “vesterday’s high. 53 (2°. m-s2*¢ 938i review the case. He stated that when Americans|ter. Mrs. argare y. the beggar. Police announced she| “* “#¥* already accomplished has . “Al & oss ee > will , (6:15 8 m.). talk of their national teaders. and| whose home he lived. The body ; been o”° va: . almost tnestimabie, s : \ eae await a decision on his appeal. sveattstin [ ly clothed, [t was in a bed-| 288 been identified by Mra. Lee and hei = a. \ oe; “ : | would like to inquire, how- He was accom panied by his wife, ” Official forecast nvestigator Says He Never Heard | of the rise of the Labor movement lay ful ye “4 Th. ' five other perso : na. Others wil be portance. ay a ae ae “cr” Fitts said, “if the Court/two daughters and secretary. RABBIT | tor St. Louis and of Lewis Smith. : in Parliament he thought no ideajroom on the partor floor. bapa invited té view ler. “By amending the flexible prow =~ fee allt, ese Youll have reached the same deci- = AT vicinity: Mostly | °” ‘he Associated Press. was more widely spread through-| was @ bullet wound in the ‘| When arrested, Mrs. spinx had | V1. we have given back to tie £ J) see fi — : S0n had the defendant in this case $550,000 Gold Cargo DHOKIA. cloudy tonight SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 9.— {|} out America than the idea “that from a revolver. ; collected $19.20 in coins and $7 in representatives of the people their ine . . Ce eo meen Juro Rokumoto instead of SE ATTLE Wash. Nov 9.—Thé and tomorrow;| “''Y Treasurer Duncan Matheson, | the shadow of Abraham\ Lincoln Although no-notes were found,| curreney: A bundle onder her arm constitutional right to change the der : » VT eae Mrs. Pantages,” choc: of the 1929 navigation season probably showers;| “2° Ws captain of detectives dur- | should somehow or other be asso-| police said that death was by his} ined ber regular dress, cout| ‘@"!ff. We have retained in all tte . ~ ie ) re. ated Je rong aces Prison Sentence, on the Bering Sea was marked by warmer. ing the arrest and prosecution of | ciated with those of us who rep-| own hand. i 47 .jand She explained she pean the great: fact-finding Tarte © | iene : Missouri: Most-| 220™88 Mooney and Warren K | resent the Labor party.” Mr. Riordan, who was years changed to the uun’s robe after Pepi sce ae have ee a =e aes faces a sentence Of | arrival he-e yesterd:. of the liner one to 50 years in prison for! victoria, bringing 231 passengers on Of @ statutory offense/.ng the targest gold shipment to . .. *(*year-old Miss Pringle./ reach here this year—more than a , _|fimence that has operated to ~~ before returning: She admit- | orejudice the cotnmission’s find lly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; }. probably showers; Billings for the 1916 Preparedness The Prime Minister said he dis-|0ld. was a widower. He leaves two day bomb outrage, said he had| covered at once that “the Amer-|sons and two daugnters. - Heaving home each iay and changed never heard of Lewis Smith. who/| ican people at heart are sympa-| Yor many years “e was active in ; was said to-have been responsibie | thetic with the British people. It} Democratic politics. He. was. @ o- a aa oe f A ok ates Sar x : - aa ae ree rae hy RS 37 se perature. , Gunset, _ 4:51; | Gtiffin. who tried Mooney, and| “I think we have many prob- Fremont Older, veteran editor, in| tems to solve, But those problems + ee ed 7m. “Yt should a new trial be ie 2. “Ag P aft. a rn ; ) NEW YORK, Nov. 9. - : 2 cS or an appeal taken, a re ten ~will be made requesting T cn New York Stock Ex-/ sunrise (tomorrow), 6:39. “ pea for a rehearing is based ; 50,000. Many of warmer tonight, : _Jtdavits of three woman the ieusmen eae iitins 0. and in east and| ‘°° the bombing. was discovered that the hope of |large contributor to the rset paige | eptet ome time ago, but obtained : ———j oe. “5° allege irregularities | turning to the states for the wintsr. il north portions to-| . Matheson added, however, that|navai disarmament, or at least|funds of the former Governor). : GEE" Th ae Curing deliberations. , morrow the story coincided with his opin- | naval reduction, and a great world | whom he haé@d known from boy- » THATS A SWEET in — | : ion that the bomb : hood. | - | BULLDOG HE ao)|Cté«sP a, Ould the motion for a new Illinois: Mostly | '°” e bombirflg had been per- | movement toward disarmament was ier ’ , a WITH +in4- e AWTEDE I ,....° °Cnled, Pantages will be STOCK AND CURB cloudy tonight| Petrated by someone who came to| part of American social religion} With William F. Kenny, wealthy | oem ee TO SELi a tes! ag 5 enced at once. In this event, and tomorrow; this city from some other part of | and that when someone went to contractor and John J. Raskob. : = i ., torneys have announced they EXCHANGES ARE probably showers the country for that purpose. see them with some sort of au- , ‘at aas tne, -taaaplanns WISH TO HAD - oii 7 The f ecti ; 7 . . e CASH- OO. if b Sve notice of appeal. in south portion; ormer detective captain/| thority behind them the American & BOUGHT = f , tges now is in the county CLOSED TODAY slowly rising tem- has been active with other Califer. people rose giadiy and gave the ol nians, including Judge Franklin | most cordial welcome. z . ae pret me : . “ eg Lea is . =e) OC'ease under bail. . change payps eel cheb ate | moons ous apr eaesiacay 6.4 feet, saws Fi pore ged in aa never wil be solved, those diftloul- found tn} Hl By Bank Robber Gets 25 Years. The Stock Exchange officia‘s w cnosenamone since the men were sent to prison. ge in th ’ | & He — ,VYKIRK, Ok., Nov. 9.—Fioyd|| voted edrly in the week 17 uct ee. Cues Ae eee. Tl esary Shika be Pa me peo ry) y Merrett, 49 » | By the Associated Press. Be Run Down, Judge ‘intact and Be ho.) 2 Years old, recently re-|] only cut the trading perivd to wasHINGTON Says. wit ¢,, °% & Suspect in the Lamar,|| three hours for three days. but ee ayov. 9——| SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Nov. 9 "Si .,. bank robbery, and Killings, || to close Saturday to “enable || Westher outlook for the week be-| «Lice Judge Franklin J. Grif. >i ‘cuvicted by a jury here te-|} members to clear up back work || ¢imming Monday, Noy. 11: For the}, 4. | ' : : Mev of , . lite ppl and Lower Mis- © presided at the trial of ,. © robbery with firearms tn|| due to break and huge trade. jj Upper | Thomas ‘J. Mooney, in commenfi » ldup of the Uncas . State St, Louis sour! Valleys—Mostly fair weather) 4. aigns ; “eg es The &t. Stock Exchange. with temperature above the tehes from Bellaire, 0., by, 2" Bere, in 1924.) Twen || Chicago and Boston exchanges as sea-| that another man hed been named seg -o 27S Imprisonment wasi| piso were closed. - || sonal normal most of week, becom- * ee | , - &8 the penalty, - : Se 2 jing colder at close. i | Continued on Page 2, Column 5. ee ) ’ | ‘ ey é ‘ \¢ ' | ey + , ees ee ee ee