Missouri News Nuggets Digest of Missouri items
A compact roundup from Missouri with reports of cyclone damage near Apex Kansas City area court verdicts Missouri Conference notes and university events. Included are wind and hail damage across several towns Sedalia Columbia Springfield and Kansas City. Notable items include a $24 000 verdict for Sarah Duncan and a Missouri Telephone Company merger.
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Louisiana
Apex
Burlington Railroad
Polar Wave Toe and Fuel Co
St. Louis
J. A. Raig
Old Monroe
Winfield
Foley
Rero Mexico
John Denser
St. Louis Iron Works
Maysville
Sarahi Duncan
H. Clay Duncan
Osborn
Sedalia
Vandalia
Benton City
Thompson
Rush Hill
Columbia
United States
School of Journalism
University of Missouri
Arthur Kupper
Kansas
Theodore Christianson
Minnesota
Sam A. Baker
Missouri
Springfield
Drury College
Leonard Wolf
Wolf
Sweet Springs
Jimmy" Riley
Logan Roberts
Lavern Allen
B. A. Allen
Farber
New Franklin
R. T. Kingsbury
Jefferson City
Mike Lopez
Kansas City
Missouri Penitentiary
Mexico
Centralia
New Century Telephone Company
Sturgeon and Clark
Home Telephone Company
Missouri Telephone Company
Chas. Morton
St. Joseph
Agricultural College
Phi Delta Theta
University Hospital
Louis Victor Eytinge
New York
Pittsburgh
Bandits Refuse Uninsured Cash in Pampa Hold Up
Five armed youths robbed First National Bank in Pampa taking about $25,000 in cash after forcing seven employees and many customers into the vault. The bandits demanded the insured money and told the merchant to leave, deeming the haul sufficient.
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Ampa
Texas
J. Am
Durfee
First National Bank
Chinese Self-Death Methods In Shanghai Report
A Shanghai hospital survey outlines varied suicide methods among Chinese residents in 1925. Engaged rings and earrings, match-heads, ground glass, copper, and mercury caused many deaths, opium remaining the leading method. few were due to throat cutting, hanging, or deliberate drowning. The year tallied 973 personal crisis reports, with women far more affected than men, and suicide attempts punished as a crime in Shanghai.
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Shanghai
China
Man Reunited at Last After Thirteen Year Global Search
Memphis cobbler Scheftal Shmuleviteh Kham os spent 13 years chasing a rumor of money in America and the fate of his wife and son. A 1925 letter from his wife reached him, then later a note from his son Joseph arrived. Immigration authorities arranged funds and a ship plan to bring the missing family to the United States after long separation and hardship.
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Memphis
Tenn
Globe
Scheftal Shmuleviteh Khamos
Khandros
America
Joseph
Rusia
Plans to Sail Around World in 22-Foot Boat
Feronamo, a 27-year-old Greek sailor, aims to circumnavigate solo in a 22-foot boat. He recalls surviving 18 days at sea in 1924 with little water and now plans a 4,491 mile Miami to Gibraltar voyage expected to take 100 to 150 days after a 22 day Atlantic crossing from New York to Fernandina.
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Feronamo
Rma
Vimenus Sige Lakis
Globe
Atlantic
Miami
Gibraltar
Fernandino
New York
Labrador
Pacific
Lord Northcliffe
Newfoundland
The
Straits
Hudson Bay
Starvation death amid hidden money found in room
Miss Maggie Roeder, sixty, of a Bellaire Ohio family, was found dead of starvation in Pittsburgh. More than $300 was discovered hidden under a rug after the room was cleaned, according to Delia Monahan, rooming-house proprietress, who told police.
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Pittsburgh
Maggie Roeder
Bellaire
Ohio
Delia Monahan
Eye Lost After Mule Kick in El Campo Incident
In El Campo Texas Paul Doroak chased a runaway mule and was struck in the right eye by a piece of wood kicked by the animal. He was rushed to a hospital where doctors failed to save the eye.
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el Campo
Texas
Paul Dormak
Doroak
Labrador Lands Contrasts and Arctic Endurance
A National Geographic style portrait of Labrador portrays its inland extension after a Privy Council decision, contrasting coastbound life with harsh interior conditions. It highlights hardy Labradorians, Arctic wildlife, timber and fur prospects, rough seas, and looming energy ventures along rivers, falls, and potential industrial wealth.
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National Geograpt Societye
Washington, D.C
Privy Lougel
Atlantic
Labrador
Canada
St. Lawrence
Atlante
Newfoundland
Cape Chidley
Hudson Strait
Hudson Bay
Thor
Arctic
Two Quotations on Courage and Speech for Pilgrims
A compact compilation presents John Bunyan’s call for pilgrims to carry courage and an unspotted life, Cotton’s remark that men have two eyes but one tongue to balance sight and speech, and Echows’ assertion that a man is at his best when filled with the Holy Ghost.
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John Bunyan
Cotton
Holy Ghost
Noman
Echows
Happy Day Laundress Sings While Hanging Snowy Wash
A laundress proclaims a happy day as she hangs a snowy wash on the line at the mine. The moment centers on her use of Red Cross Ball Blue Adv, marking a cheerful domestic scene.
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