Cholera threat to Missouri in fall prompts action
Reports from St Joseph and Sedalia warn that hog cholera remains and could surge this fall if strict care is not observed. Dr Charles Woodson appeals to retain his medical association presidency amid ethics dispute. Missouri Federation of Women’s Clubs endorses equal suffrage. Commencement awards at Rolla and Columbia. local politics include Democratic barbecue planning. various obituaries and civic notes follow.
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Charles R. Woodson
State Medical Association
St. Joseph
Judicial Council
Avien
Circuit Court
Woodson
Ralph Graham
United States
Sedalia
Dresden
Lemonte Township
Missouri Federation of Women's Clubs
W. R. Chivgis
St. Louis
Marie Goodman
Kansas City
E. M. Platt
F. H. Littlefield
George Still
Kirkeville
Rosa Ingels
Columbia
BE. M. Shepard
Springfield
Red Cross aids Mexican famine relief under tense peace talks
Informal efforts by Villa Zapata faction Mexicans seek reconciliation with Carranza to gain US recognition. Carranza official hears of peace talks while Red Cross moves to relieve starving noncombatants. An army transport will ship corn and beans to Mexico City via Vera Cruz, with safe passage arranged. Devol meets border officers to coordinate relief, awaiting railway free transport request.
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Washington
Mexico
Carranza
United States
Eleseo Arredondo
Villa
Arredondo
Vera Cruz
Red Cross
Galveston
Mexico City
Devol
Texas
Funston
American Railway Association
Henry Ford Cuts A Melon
The Ford Motor Co increased authorized stock from 2 million to 100 million dollars and declared a 48 million dollar stock dividend. Henry Ford’s stake rises by 27.84 million, James Chuzens gets 5 million, while 50 million remains issued at 50 million in the treasury for future conditions.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
James Chuzens
Exposition street cars crash. many injured on Fillmore Hill
J O Nell, concessions chief at the Panama Pacific Exposition, may be fatally injured as two street cars bound for the exposition detach and plunge from Fillmore Street Hill, about three hundred feet. Ambassador Gerard asks American consuls in Germany to report Americans who publicly attack President Wilson or Secretary Bryan. The Berlin embassy revokes passports of two U S citizens in Dresden for criticizing the government action. Edward Tindall of Windsor N J involved?
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J. O.nell
Fillmore Street
Gerard
Germany
Wilson
Bryan
United States
Berlin
Dresden
Kansas City School of Religious Pedagogy to Open
A new institution named the Kansas City School of Religious Pedagogy will open October 1 in the Kansas City Life building. It is interdenominational with a 24 member board, offering forty courses in religious teaching, psychology, sociology and history. Founder and president is Dr. H. E. Tralle of Hardin College, Mexico MO. Faculty includes W Edward Raffety, A A Buxton, G T Batty, Katherine Willard Eddy, Aletta Garretson, Henrietta L Gay, R L Flynn and D J Evans. Trustees hail from Kansas City, St. Louis and Abilene, with John W. Million of Hardin College as president.
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Kansas City Life
Kansas City School of
H. E. Tralle
G. P. Batty
Leslie J. Lyons
Daniel P. Gribben
J. Hill
C. F. Fowler
W. Edward Raffety
H. F. Branstetter
A. A. Buxton
F. P. Clark
Clay Be, Coburn
O. F. Dubach
Katherine Willard Eddy
Aletta Garretson
H. J. Graham
Ellison A. Neel
J. P. O'Brien
John B. Pew
Rankind
W. S. Reese
George A. Winters
F. A. Wright
Kansas City
Herman Bowmar
St. Louis
J. H. Engle
Abilene
Kas
John W. Million
Hardin College
Mexico
Soil Surveys Planned Across Missouri Counties
The U S Department of Agriculture will dispatch Bureau of Soils representatives to conduct a full soil survey of Ripley county Missouri, with similar work in Buchanan and Newton counties. The effort will take months, requiring farmer cooperation for borings and sampling. A large color coded map and detailed report on soil types and crop suitability will follow, but will not be released for months after survey completion. Chauncey and Roy Larrett, said to live in Illinois, were shot and gravely wounded at Wentzville after allegedly attacking freight train brakeman Samuel Taylor. Taylor was injured and hospitalized. A university news brief notes high scholastic standing among fraternity and sorority members at the Missouri University. a horse show accompanied commencement exercises. the Missouri Supreme Court upholds a law forcing corporations to file affidavits that they are not pools or trusts. Chester R Longwell wins Stephenson oratorical medal. rural carrier Harela Dimmerman dies from injuries sustained in a motor mail accident near Hill.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Soils
Ripley County
Missouri
Buchanan County
Newton County
Department
Federal Soil Survey
Maj
Chauncey
Roy Larrett
Ilinois
Wentzville
Samuel Taylor
Thomas Stevens
Barretts
Taylor
W.0
Moberly
Death of John G Reed at Amoret after long illness
John G Reed died at the family home in Amoret on Thursday at 8 15 a m after a three week illness He was born August 15 1854 in St Clair county Missouri and died May 27 1915 aged 70 years 9 months 12 days He was father of eight children from two marriages The living children are Loretta McCall Martha McCall Lena Shannon Effie Imel and Ola Grant Funeral services were held at Foster with Rev Blalock of Hume officiating Interment in Salem cemetery Amoret Leader
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John G. Reed
Amoret
St. Clair County
Missouri
Estella Hollingsworth
Keokuk
Iowa
Mary Ann Fair
Loretta McCall
Foster
Martha McCall
Lena Shannon
Emerson
Effie Imel
Ola Grant
Martha E. Smally
Blalock
Hume
Salem Cemetery
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Asafebank
Farmers Bank
Butler
Maisty
DR. 3. T. Hull
Steward's
North Side Square
Dentist East Side of the Square Phone No
T. C. Boulware Physician & Surgeon
Baier
B. F. Jeter
East Side Square
Robert E. Crabtree
Gench Bldg
Halsey
M.D
Glasses Butler
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Butler Station
Loula & EK. C. Mail & Ex
Loule Limited
Louis-Joplin Mall
EK. C. & Joplin Mall
Nevada
Madison
Interstate Division
L. B. Twrman
Butler, MO
Bcan
F. Duvall
Arthur Duvall
J. B. Duvall
W. D. Yates
Dr. Woodson
Rolla
Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy
Parker Hall
E. J. McCaustland
School of Engineering
State University At
A. Ross Hill
State University
University of Missouri At Columbia
Cary Bledsoe
Liberal
Boonville
Julius Sombart
Mr. Sombart
Prussia
Nora H. Goodman
William J. Sombart
George H. Sombart
Robert Sombart
David R. Francis
Board of Curators
University of Missouri
Supreme Court
Jackeonville
Macon
John Burnett
Jackson
Mra Kannon Gilmore
Clear Creek
Greene County
Ozarks
Bransons
Ozarka
William Marconi
Italy
St. Paul
Mersey River
American Red Cross
Edward Tindall
Windsor, N. J
Gundey School
Department of Agriculture
M. U. Frata High
Rollins Athletic Field
Mallinckrodt Chemical Company
Chester R. Longwell
Palmyra
Stephens
Longwell
Quincy, MI
Harela Dimmerman
Hill
Labor
A. H. Culver
Circuit Court of
Hates County
UG Park
Plaintig
Pet
Ruth Orear
Arthur Orear
Ruby Orear
Minora
F. Y. Orear
A. G. Park
Hig
Silvers
Dawson
Ruth Ore
Williams
Atler
Kates County
I. Y. Orcar
L S. Orcar
Pete Aety
F. Y
A. O. Maxey
H.W. Maxey
Smith's Book Store
Kansas City Star and Times
Kansas
Weekly
Star
Greta
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