Gardner appoints new children code committee in Missouri
Governor Gardner names a new children s code committee to study conditions and draft bills for the January legislative session. Old members are reappointed. new members include leaders from St Louis Kansas City Joplin and Columbia. Interurbans seek higher Missouri rail rates under blanket ICC plan. Missouri State Fair entries surge as crops prosper. Central Missouri Trust Building sale to Gardner and partners for 225000.
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Jefferson City
Gardner
Rhodes S. Cage
St. Louis
M. Buford
Ellington
J. D. Eliff
Columbia
L. A. Halbert
Harry C. January
Phillip M. Moore
Michael Kinney
George B. Mangold
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Excelsior Springs
Eleven arrested in dual payroll robbers in Kansas City area
In Kansas City Missouri and Kansas, eleven men were arrested in connection with two payroll messenger robberies at distant sites. Wilson & Co. messenger Ralph Williams, 17, was knocked down by a masked assailant as he left a trolley, and $3,179 was taken. A Standard Oil messenger lost $4,100 to three men in a small car.
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Kansas City
Kan
Wilson & Co
Standard of! Company
Ralph Williams
Council Impeaches Judge in Fulton Missouri Case
Fulton city council begins impeachment against Police Judge Frank Anderson charging misconduct and lack of qualification for not being versed in law. Hearing set for August 14 with Anderson promising a strong defense and hints of further developments.
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Fulton
Frank Anderson
Anderson
Mle
Champ Clark Nominated in Democrats Nine District
Montgomery City reports Champ Clark chosen for Congress in Ninth District Democratic primaries without opposition for the fifteenth time. He would be thirty years in Congress if elected in November and would likely be speaker if Democrats control the next Congress. Sedalia panel declines recount bid from Holmes Hall and O Bannon arguing lack of jurisdiction in sheriff nomination challenge by Andrew Moerschel against W H Fewell. ballot box not opened.
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Montgomery City
Champ Clark
Clark
Sedalia
Holmes Hall
BV. D. O'Bannon
Andrew Moerschel
W. H. Fewell
Attempt to Wreck Train Near Marshall Missouri
An east bound Chicago and Alton train was wrecked by a pile of ties placed on the track five miles east of Marshall. The engine was damaged but no injuries reported. Company detectives are pursuing the case. Requisition honored leads to Frank Poulos’s return to Chicago for a $2,500 robbery case involving Leta Canifax.
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Marshall
Chicago & Alton
Jefferson City
Gardner
Ilinois
Chicago
Frank Poulos
Leta Canifax
Paulus
Iis
St. Louis
Sedalia to Rebuild $100,000 Courthouse Instead of New $500,000 Plant
The Inspection Committee chaired by Circuit Judge Hopkins B. Shain told the special grand jury that repairing the courthouse damaged by fire for $100,000 is preferable to building a new structure costing $500,000.
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Sedalia
Hopkins B. Shain
Hay May Oppose Reed In 2 Years
Montgomery City Mo Charles M Hay ended his United States Senate campaign Monday night and said if defeated in the official vote he would stay active in politics and would likely oppose Senator Reed two years hence. Licensed autos in Missouri total 268142 and contribute 2004918.75 to the state good roads fund with St Louis office registering 54600. Crocker Mo fire destroyed Vikers general store Patterson store Rouse grocery and the Swedesburg post office.
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Hay
Reed
Montgomery City
Charles M. Hay
United States
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Crocker
C. C. Vikers
W. A. Patterson
W. J. Rouse
Swedesburg
Sedalia suit seeks 10000 for death of Mary E. Conlee
Estaline Conlee files for 10000 damages against the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway in Sedalia claiming death of her mother Mary E. Conlee near Sedalia last April. Kirksville reports 60000 in road work for Adair County this year including about 20000 between Novinger and Danforth and the rest on cross county state roads. Floyd Hall convicted of killing John White at Cooter on November 14 last year and sentenced to life imprisonment in Caruthersville.
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Sedalia
Missouri
Estaline Conlee Today
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Mary E. Conlee
Kirksville
Adair County
Novinger
Danforth
Caruthersville
Floyd Hall
John White
Cooter
Fall Fashion Promises Bold Suits for Young Women
Outfit trends for fall show early launch of street wear and schoolgoing wardrobes. The feature highlights a stylish suit with straight skirt and long tasselled front coat, embroidery details, and a versatile collar that can wrap like a scarf, signaling strong demand as August previews.
Pin Money Propositions for Women in Communities
The article outlines ways women can earn pin money without home duties suffering. In cities, short hour jobs, home-based millinery, waists, and preserves offer income, with parcel post shipping. Women may leverage cooking, catering, driving, child care, subscriptions, or direct selling to build steady earnings. It also notes fashion items like overblouses as affordable income aids and describes stylish garments.
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Theildren
John Tyler Timeline Highlights
A concise chronology traces John Tyler from birth in 1790 through political rise, service as U.S. senator, vice president, and the tenth president in 1841, followed by Texas annexation, leadership in the 1861 peace convention, and death in Richmond in 1862 at age 71.
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John Tyler
Charles City
Charles City County
Texas
Washington
Confederate Congress
Richmond
The 1840s Presidency From Harrison to Tyler and Beyond
A condensed portrait of the Harrison era and the shift to Tyler. It traces Harrison’s rise as a West representative, his brief presidency, Anna Harrison’s vigil, John Tyler’s accidental ascent, cabinet upheaval led by Daniel Webster, and the growing clash over slavery and Texas annexation.
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William Henry Harrison
Virginia
James
Benjamin’ Harrison
Pocahontas
New West
White House
Harrigan
Clay
Webster
Calhoun
Benton
Cass
Houston
Douglas
Davis
Case
Wade
Seward
Summer
Senate
Capitol
John Tyler
Liamsburg
Harrison
Destiny
Wasington
Tyler
Harson
Ator
Kentucky
Gether
da Webster
Daniel
Maine
Dan
State Department
John C. Calhoun
Texas
West
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D. H. Donne
Poplar Bluff
George Begley, Jr
O. A. Enehans
Clarence, Mo
John Beam
Dunecan
Irona
A. W. Greer
Alove
Will Grafton
Westplains
Florence Hays
Berkeley
Territory
Indiana
Tippecanoe
Congress
Ohio Senate
Colombia
Anna Symmes Harrison
New Jersey
Ohio
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