Missouri feud leaves one dead in Cameron
A Missouri feud among farmers near Cameron leaves John Pulliam dead Walter Rice dying from lung wounds Burr Snow in serious condition Charles Middaugh Otis Snow wounded as Smith and Heinze factions clash over a farm dispute. Revolvers used. no arrests yet. Scene near the farm house. Smith surrendered to officers.
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Cameron
Davies County
John Pulliam
Walter Rice
Burr Snow
Charles Middaugh
Otis Snow
Smith
John Heinze
Heinze
Winston
Snow Brothers
Eloper Kepler Found Dead in New York Hotel
Herbert Kepler, reputed son of a Florida business man, was found dead at a New York hotel. A woman identified as Dora Miller who was with him is under arrest. She claims Kepler died by his own hand after they eloped from Florida, leaving a wife and two children.
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New York
Herbert Kepller
Deland
Florida
Dora Miller
Kepler
Presbyterian Assembly Opens in Winona Lake
The general assembly of Presbyterian churches convened in Winona Lake Indiana with a sermon by retiring moderator Rev Addison Henry. The new moderator will be elected this afternoon with candidates including Rev Moffatt of Washington Pennsylvania and Rev John Fenton of Jefferson City Missouri. Justice Harlan is discussing a National Presbyterian cathedral in Washington. In Kansas City Kansas May 18 Thomas Lawson from Boston said he has not prepared the speech for the Kansas Chautauqua.
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Winona Lake
Ind
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Churches
Addison Henry
Moffatt
Washington, Pa
John Fenton
Jefferson City
Justice Harlan
National Presbyterian
Washington, D.C
Kansas City
Thomas Lawson
Boston
Kansas Chatauqua
Carpenter Boss Returns Urges Panama Conditions
John Caldwell of Pittsburg reports from Panama where he worked as a carpenter boss. He describes the heat as severe about 125 degrees, harsh water conditions, and says yellow fever germs are numerous, reflecting a harsh assessment of the tropical stop.
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Pittsburg
John Caldwell
Sherwood and Gould Wedding at Heizer Home
Elden J. Sherwood and Pearl Gould were married at the Gould home near Heizer in a Presbyterian ceremony officiated by Rev. Stanton Olinger. The couple, both described as promising, will reside at their Scott City home after a luncheon in white and green decor. Several local guests attended, and Springfield lawyer Davis McKeown was seen in the city.
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Mr. Elden J. Sherwood
Miss Pearl Gould
Mrs. B. W. Gould
Heizer
Presbyterian Church
Stanton Olinger
Great Bend
Gould
Scott City
Sherwood
Jane
Galloway
Sterling
Elizabeth Fitz
York, Hil
F. S. Mitchell
Olinger
Davis McKeown
Springfield
Ills
Japs Build Roads and Rail Lines Reported Near Mukden
Tokio dispatch notes General Oyama’s army operating the railway from Fort Arthur to Tie Ling, with temporary bridges and permanent bridge material ready. Thousands of junks carry supplies from New Chwang toward Mukden, signaling strong base connections amid ongoing war mobilization.
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Tokio
Japan
Oyama
Fort Arthur
Tie ‘Ling
Mukden
New Chwang
Local News Briefs From City and Surroundings
Dr Ed Button from Albert Sheriff Dalziel visited Clafia Wednesday afternoon O W Deville in town representing Farmers Advocate Miss Lulu Logan visiting Mrs B W Ruggles W C Edwards former secretary of state in town Wednesday evening Kerris building porch improvements to residence P Cooprider secured cement walk contract Campbell Scotch Specialty Co presents A Modern Othelo at Opera House Friday and Saturday Hart Schafner Marx suit promotion at Lundblade Bolinger rain noted Frank Kramer to erect large farm house in Liberty township Stays and notices of lost horse and other city visits and marriages J Louis Selle and J Catherine Wilson wed in Kendall hotel parlor Fire Department urged to attend meeting Portland exposition trip planned for several residents Union Electric style notes Garden City Imprint praises Shearts Highland Fling moving pictures at Opera House Friday Saturday.
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Dalziel
Clafia
O. W. Deville
Farmer's Advocate
Lulu Logan
Ellinwood
B. W. Ruggles
W. C. Edwards
Wm. Kerris
Campbell Scotch
O Presents
Opera House
Lundblade & Bolinger’s
Talks of Peace Not in The Orient But Up in Chicago
May 18 Chicago united labor leaders employers and city officials met to seek peace in the teamsters strike. Mr Shea president of the Teamsters Union said peace hinges on how many men gain reinstatement.
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Chicago
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Teamsters
Shea
Teamsters’ Union
Praying Against Rojestvensky Proclamation in Odessa
Thousands of copies of a proclamation urging people to pray for the destruction of Rojestvensky's feet were scattered in Odessa by the social democratic committee. The article also covers a May 17 wedding of Fred Steurs and Miss Ethel Planken, their reception, and a county-wide Sunday School convention list with attendees from Barton County churches.
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Odessa
Russia
Rojestvensky
The
Social Democratic Committee
Grain and cattle prices rise as local market reports top page
All grains higher while foreign cables dip. Wheat and corn bids listed with per 100 weights. Poultry and produce quoted, including butter, turkeys, and ducks. Local notices note residents traveling, renewals, and business updates as Fair Lumber expands yard space and county interest owners visit from Farmington Tennessee.
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Great Bend
Cormivceseees
Reese
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