Missouri Judge Dies of Knife Wound After Courtroom Stabbing
Judge Frank P Diverbiss of the seventh circuit died at home from seven stab wounds suffered at the Ray County courthouse on April 7. Robert S Lyon editor of the Richmond Conservator was arrested for murder in the first degree. The stabbing followed political feuding from Diverbiss defeat in the Democratic primary.
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Frank P. Diverbiss
Seenth Judicial Circuit
Ray County
Robert S. Lyon
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Frank Diverbiss
Seventh Judicial District
Robert Ss. Lyon
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Southwest livestock groups form producers committee
Kansas City reports representatives from several southwest associations plan a producers committee to stabilize the live stock industry. The 15 member panel will meet in Chicago May 15 to organize and include four range, eight feeding states, two hog, and one sheep seats. The four range seats come from cattle districts. feeding seats are allotted to Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Indiana, and two east of Indiana. Sheep seat chosen by the National Wool Growers Association.
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Kansas City
Southwest
Chicago
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Indiana
Sedalia Doctor Commissioned to Inspect Foreign Hospitals
Sedalia Captain Guy Titsworth, a noted ENT specialist, has been commissioned to inspect hospitals in foreign camps for the government. He will first visit Heilsburg, Prussia, then Holland, reporting on medical work before receiving further orders.
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Sedalia
Guy Titsworth
Uncle Sam
Titsworth
Heilsburg
Prussia
Holland
Missouri Presbytery elects leaders at Montgomery City
In Montgomery City the Missouri Presbytery elected Wallace Dearing of Mexico as moderator for the year and chose Rev. H B Barks Dr Eugene Abbott of Fulton Rev L R King of Williamsburg and Dr A W Elwang of Columbia as clerks. Dr Alonzo Pearson of Fulton discussed church finances as the Presbyterian South aims to raise 3 500 000 this year.
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Missouri Presbytery
Wallace Dearing
Mexico
H. B. Barks
Eugene Abbott
Fulton
L. R. King
Williamsburg
A. W. Elwang
Columbia
Alonzo Pearson
Presbyterian, South
Missouri State University to Honor Three Distinguished Speakers
Columbia Missouri news notes D R Francis ambassador to Russia General E H Crowder and Champ Clark will speak at this year’s commencement. They have accepted invitations and will receive honorary degrees. The event will be held April 24 due to the three term plan.
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D. R. Francis
Russia
E. H. Crowder
Champ Clark
the State University
Pur-Bred Stock Group Meets in Springfield on Fifteenth
The Ozark Pure-Bred Stock Association held a meeting in Springfield on the 15th. Officers listed include President J. C. R. Doggett of Crane, Vice-President L. G. Adams of Hoberg, and Secretary W. E. Cundiff of Springfield.
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Ozark Pure-Bred Stock Association
J. C. R. Doggett
Crane
L. G. Adams
Hoberg
W. E. Cundiff
Peace Conference moves toward final treaty talks
Reports describe a plenary session planned at the foreign office to set the final course for Allies with German plenipotentiaries. President Wilson may stay to sign the treaty as Germans are summoned to Versailles on April 25.
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Versailles
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Labor assurances as war ends promise no wage cuts for a year
Heads of Chicago's five cracking companies pledge no wage reductions for 12 months after peace. Judge Frank Diverbiss, stabbed in Richmond Missouri court, dies. Lyon editor of the Richmond Conservator jailed without bail. Inter Allied Commission agrees on a victory medal description per Pershing cable. Cincinnati Home Guards to man engine houses as four firemen are discharged for union activity.
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Inter-Allied Commission
General Pershing
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Ies Bone
Belgium Rejects Trial of Kaiser at Peace Conference
Belgian delegates say no request was made to try the former German emperor and that any action requires a joint commission of the allied powers. They cite no competent tribunal and urge punishment under respective belligerent criminal codes. A food relief pact for Russia, led by Dr. Fridtjof Nansen, is to be handled by a Scandinavian Swiss commission. The left bank Rhine occupation is set for fifteen years with a staged withdrawal as Germany pays debts.
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Lloyd George Says Peace Terms Not to Be Published Yet
In the House of Commons the British premier Lloyd George warned that the Paris peace talks remain perilous for all nations. He urged restraint for those trying to help and called for a stern yet not vindictive peace. He said he would return to Paris seeking full parliamentary confidence as Allies agree to withhold terms until discussion.
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Iowa House censures Governor Harding over Rathbun pardon
Des Moines reports the Iowa house defeated impeachment for Governor W L Harding by 70 to 37. After about fifteen hours of debate, the judiciary committee's censure recommendation was adopted, replacing the impeachment plan as advocates criticized the pardon and defenders called it an unwilful mistake.
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Iowa House of Representatives
House
Judiciary Committee
Ernest Rathburn
Des Moines
Rathbun
New Zealand Votes Against Prohibition Majority
A dispatch from Christchurch says New Zealand soldiers voting in the commonwealth referendum have wiped out the prohibition majority. The vote was tabulated by April 11 and reported through Central News.
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Commonwealth
Central News
Christchurch
Irish freedom fund rises at New York meeting
A fundraiser in New York pledged over 290000 to aid Ireland's freedom. The event drew about five hundred delegates from Irish societies across the city to support propaganda efforts.
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Erin
New York
Ireland
Pimples and Eruptions Linked to Impure Blood Remedy
The ad promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for skin blemishes and related ailments caused by impure blood. It claims the medicine purifies blood, improves liver and kidney action, and aids digestion, with testimonials from Mrs. M. E. Miss of Atchison Kansas. It urges purchase in tablet or liquid form and offers a trial package for 10 cents.
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Swamp-Root Promoted for Kidney and Liver Ailments
An old advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root as the leading remedy for kidney and liver issues. It urges immediate treatment and claims countless healing testimonials.
The Average Fish Story As Real Life Romance
The line hints at a fish tale framed as a genuine romance with everyday life at its core. It suggests a humorous or reflective take on how storytelling about fish parallels human relationships and ordinary experiences.
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