Goode and Williamson named to Missouri Supreme Court
Governor Gardner names Richard L. Goode of St. Louis to fill the Bond vacancy on the Missouri Supreme Court and appoints Williamson to succeed Faris. Both terms expire at the next general election in November 1920, with reelection prospects tied to longer terms. Goode, 64, a Drury College alumnus and former St. Louis Court of Appeals judge, has led the Washington University School of Law. Williamson’s appointment follows Faris’s move to a U.S. District Court bench, leaving a temporary vacancy until elections.
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Jefferson City
Richard L. Goode
St. Louis
Washington University School of Law
St. Louis Court of Appeals
State Supreme Court
Henry W. Bond
Gardner
Williamson
Faris
United States District Court
Judge Bond
Judge Goode
Bond
Mercantile Trust Co
University School of Law
Bradford to post bond in Henderson robbery case
Fulton Missouri Lester C Bradford held on larceny and shooting at officers in the Henderson Department Store robbery plans to furnish bond and waive preliminary hearing. A former Nebraska employer will post cash bond and offer him employment if acquitted. Bradford was acquitted of complicity.
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Fulton, Mo
Lester C. Bradford
Henderson
Nebraska
Bradford
St Louis Convict Captured After Millersburg Escape
Fulton Mo John Moore a Black man sentenced from St Louis for murder was captured at Williamsburg by Sheriff J L Cole. He had escaped from the state convict road camp at Millersburg and was returned to the penitentiary to serve out his term. Several other convicts who escaped remain at large.
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St. Louis
Fulton
John Moore
Williamburg
J. L. Cole
Millersburg
Moore
Army Officer Speaks on The Situation Over Seas as I Saw It
Sedalia Missouri Captain Donald Langree Lamm, a lawyer and son of Judge Henry Lamm, former Missouri Supreme Court chief justice, spoke at First Congregational Church. He described his two years in the United States Army and his recent return home.
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Sedalia
Donald Langree Lamm
Henry Lamm
Missouri Supreme Court
First Congregational Church
Lamm
United States Army
St Louis Valuation Set by State Tax Board
The State Tax Commission and Board of Equalization fix this year’s valuation for St Louis public service corporations at 36 505 397. The certified total valuation for St Louis is 706 726 432 dollars.
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St. Louis
Jefferson City
Public Service Corporations of
State Tax Commission
State Board of Equalization
Train Kills Minister at Crossing Near Huntville
Rev. Sam W. Johnson, 60, Holiness denomination minister and Gill School teacher, was killed when his car was struck by a Wabash passenger train at a crossing three miles west of Huntville Missouri.
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Huntville
Sam W. Johnson
Gill School
Here
Freed after twelve terms for burglary in Missouri
Frank Forbes aged 75, who had served 12 prison terms totaling 32 years, was released from the Missouri penitentiary. He had been sent from Texas County in 1918 to serve two years for burglary.
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Man
Jefferson City
aAfter
Frank Forbes
Missouris Penitentiary
Texas County
Ozark Poultry Show Soon
Heart of Boonville county court schedules a special election to determine the district amid plans for the Ozark Poultry Show. B Springheld, Missouri expects about fifteen hundred entries at the event as the campaign wraps.
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Ozark
Springheld
Boonville
Bank of Potosi Robbery Nets Bonds and Stamps
Robbers using an acetylene torch forced entry into the Bank of Potosi vaults and escaped with bonds notes and war stamps valued at 3 500 and 7 in cash. Two men O M Paul 22 and J Paul 19 both of St Louis were arrested after the theft. The criminals abandoned the getaway auto after being tracked to a St Louis location. The attempt to burn the second doors was thwarted leaving thousands of dollars unrecovered.
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Potosi
Bank of Potosi
O. M. Paul
J. Paul
St. Louis
W. G. Reynolds
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Neighbor Kills Woman in Brimson Area Shooting
In Trenton Missouri Mrs Otis Marrs aged 50 was shot to death by neighbor Frank Allen aged 34 at his Brimson area home. Allen was arrested and jailed on the county charge. The 12 gauge shotgun blast struck the woman in the face and head, killing her instantly.
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Trenton
Otis Marrs
Frank Allen
Brimson
Allen
Gardner Signals Run for U S Senate in Missouri
Governor Gardner told a Democratic State Committee banquet in Jefferson City that he will run for United States Senator. He praised his administration and said he will go over the top in the next campaign until votes are counted.
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Gardner
U. S. Senate
Jefferson City
Democratic State Committee
United States
Western Union valued at Missouris property for tax and rates
Jefferson City Missouri experts for Western Union tell Missouri Public Service Commission that the companys Missouri property is worth 6417923 while returning a little over 3 million to the State Tax Commission for taxation and urging the Burleson rates in the state.
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Jefferson City
Western Union Telegraph Company
State Tax Commission
Missouri Public Service Commission
Missouri
Dr Howard Williamson Aiding Manila’s Army Hospital Surgeons
Dr Howard Williamson, a native Callawegian from Fulton Missouri, is making good in Manila Philippines where he has been offered the post of chief surgeon of the largest hospital in Manila after his military service. He currently serves as chief surgeon at the largest army hospital in Manila.
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Manila
Fulton, Mo
Howard Williamson
Philippine Islands
Williamson
Greek man LIOLIOS jailed for life in wife murder case
Poplar Bluff Missouri James Liolios a Greek was given a life sentence by a circuit court jury after 19 hours of deliberation for the murder of his wife. Liolios’ attorney said an appeal would be filed.
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Poplar Bluff
James Liolios
Liolios
Nurse Weds Army Man in Omaha Romance
Miss Mayme Clark of Fulton Missouri and Joseph Popp of Reading Pennsylvania were married in Omaha Nebraska ending a long distance army romance. The ceremony surprised relatives and friends in Fulton where Miss Clark trained as a nurse.
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Fulton
Omaha
Neb
Mayme Clark
Joseph Popp
Reading
Tragic Farm Accident Claims Life Near Americus
Ernest Mc Carty of Americus area was killed when a tractor pulling a wagon ran over him during work in the county. He died at the scene as the machinery passed over his body.
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Ernest McCarty
Americus
Fayette Farmer Discovers 10 Year Bourbon Whisky Jug
A Fayette farmer found a bottle of 10 year old Bourbon whisky in a field or near a barn. The find is under investigation by local authorities to determine ownership and origin.
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Fayette
Diplomacy and War News From Fronts and Talks
Reports from Davos place Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria on Allied wanted lists for war crimes while Lansing shapes U S policy at Paris Peace talks. France funds a Pointe de Grave monument honoring intervention. Petrograd falls to anti Bolshevik forces. Somme casualties mark England s darkest day.
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Prince Rupprecht
Bavaria
France
Belgium
Davos
Chamber of Deputies
Pointe de Grave
Gironde River
Coal production tops yearly pace as strike looms
The geological survey reports last week yielded 11 924 000 tons of bituminous coal the highest for any similar period this year and shows consumers quickly took the offer. President Wilson’s health is improving though slight digestive trouble remains.
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Washington
Geological Survey
Wilson
Grayson
Senate resolution seeks treasury data on foreign bonds since 1914
The Senate adopted Borah’s resolution asking the Secretary of the Treasury for information on foreign bonds and securities marketed in the United States since August 1, 1914. Bureau of Statistics notes wage gains over six years peak in iron and steel. Nebraskan Farmers Union proposes a western refinery solution to the sugar problem. An investment of 2.
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Senate
Borah
Idaho
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Nebraskan Farmers’ Union
Oil City Oilman J. T. McCoy Killed in Tulsa Accident
J T McCoy a wealthy oil man from Oil City Pennsylvania died in Tulsa Oklahoma after being struck by a motor car. He was 73 and the father in law of Tulsa oil operator Frank A Gillespie. George Henriquez a British subject was convicted in Houston federal court on three counts of importing opium from Mexico and sentenced to two years at the Atlanta penitentiary. Albert king of the Belgians received honorary state commander title for Missouri on a special train from Emporia Kansas to Kansas City. The Belgians chief met a Navajo leader at Gallup New Mexico and the aged Indian carried himself with dignity.
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Jefferson Camme
Woman's Auxiliary
Dem State Committee
House of Representatives
Anna Slade McKnight
James W. McKnight
King City
State Senate For
Missouri
Kate Morrow
Women’s Organization
Morrow
Missouri Public Service Committee
C. C. Cummings
Joplin
Jemima Hughes
Keytesville
Cummings
Hughes
J. H. Cutten
Jefferson City
John O. Rutledge
St. Louis
Harriet Jarboe
Kansas City
Jarboe
League of Nations
J. T. McCoy
Oil City
Tulsa
Okla
McCoy
Frank A. Gillespie
Oklahoma
George Henriquez
Great Britain
Houston
Tex
United States
Mexico
Atlanta
Albert
The
American Legion
Emporia
Kas
Gallup
N. M
Revolt Plans Reported in Alsace and Paris War Updates
Echo de Paris says Alsace revolt planned for November 9. engineer Koessler and two accomplices arrested amid broader implicating figures. In Cornwall a mine disaster near St Just killed about forty. 150 workers lowered into the mine. Paris hosts King Alfonso arriving from Madrid to start a brief stay. Air raids and shelling yield 621 dead and 1 224 wounded in Paris as Croix de Guerre awarded. Allenby named British high commissioner for Egypt and Sudan. Yudenitch forces reportedly penetrated near Gatchina. fighting northeast of Gatchina and east of Liga. Dublin lord mayor learns Mount Joy prisoners will be freed after hunger strike.
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Alsace
Strasbourg
Echo de Paris
Koessler
Paris
M. Evain
Dublin
Mount Joy Prison
Labor Withdraws From Conference In Row Over Bargaining
Washington labor leaders withdraw from the National Industrial Conference after a capital majority defeats a labor backed collective bargaining resolution The laborers warn of future action and pledge to return to press for fair employment terms while President Wilson's course remains undecided.
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Wilson
Lane
National Industrial Conference
Washington
Capital Group
Capital
Gompers
US Said Divided Over Armenia Turkey Mandate
The Harbourd mission reports split views on a US mandate for Armenia or Turkey. Most members oppose US entry without a hands off European consensus while civilian members favor Armenia mandate as a duty to Europe and vulnerable people.
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Constantinople
Armenia
Transcaucasia
Associated Press
United States
Turkey
America
Europe
Belgian Royal Visit At Lincoln Tomb Stirs Springfield
King Albert of Belgium Queen Elizabeth and the crown prince visited Abraham Lincoln’s tomb in Springfield marking the first head of government royal visit to the site. Local residents praised the modest demeanor and genuine interest shown by the royal party.
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Springfield
Albert
Belgium
Elizabeth
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Army to grant furlough for recruits
Enlisted men earning recruitment activity will receive furlough at five days per recruit. Cumulative furloughs cannot exceed one month.
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Washington
Lava Flow From Seven Craters Expands In Hawaii
In Hilo Hawaii the new lava flow from seven Hauna Lee craters grows in volume moving about two miles daily and stretching four half miles wide as it advances.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Craters
Hauna Lee
Bayer Aspirin Headache Remedy Promoted for Pain
An old advertisement touts Bayer tablets for headache and pain relief. It claims Bayer in a Bayer package with directions for Headache Neuralgia Lumbago and related conditions. The note notes aspirin as a marker of Bayer manufacture from salicylic acid ester.
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Bayer
Next Best Thing Dialogue on Hair and Husband
A witty exchange questions what to do when wanting to pull a bald husband's hair. The joke hinges on the husband’s lack of hair and the humorous implication of shedding none.
Physically Fit at Any Age Ad Claim
An advertising notice urges readers to stay physically fit through careful living and kidney health. It warns of kidney strain leading to uric acid crystals and Bright's disease, urging action at first signs and promoting Stee medal boxes as genuine relief, cautioning to avoid fakes.
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Bright
Holland
Betrothal on Conditional Terms Sparks Debate
In a dialogue reflecting social pressures, a woman declines marriage to a man unless she can ensure she will improve him. The exchange reveals expectations of transformation through partnership and raises questions about mutual growth and compatibility.
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as fast relief for cold symptoms. A dose every two hours, up to three doses, claims to clear nasal congestion, relieve headache and sneezing, with inexpensive price and no quinine.
Distinction Between Summit Stay and High Living
Conversation recalls an ascent of Mount Washington with overnighting at the summit and a tip-top supper, illustrating a humorous distinction between going up and living high. The exchange highlights a playful contrast between achievement and lifestyle.
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Mount Washington
Cascaret Promise Quick Change From Poison to Health
A fragment describes sickness from torpid liver and constipation with foul gases and reabsorbed toxins. It claims Cascaret will make you feel clear and rosy by morning, enabling you to work again.
Rare white mole captured in Scotland shocks observers
An unusual capture occurred in Scotland as a white mole, a rarity among its typically dark-colored kin, was reportedly found. The sighting drew interest from locals and wildlife watchers alike.
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Scotland
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