President Harding Improves Says Personal Physician
President Harding shows improvement with better sleep and stabilized vitals, says Brigadier General Sawyer. Doctors note resumed appetite, manageable cough, and cheerful demeanor as the party plans possible Catalina Island rest before returning to Washington. Messages of sympathy pour in from officials and leaders worldwide.
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Christian
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The President Is Better Amid Harding Health Battle
A July 8 bulletin from San Francisco describes Warren G. Harding's fight with broncho pneumonia at the Palace Hotel top floor. Doctors report improvement though the illness remains serious as updates travel by telegraph and radio. Hoover, Work, and Sawyer note cautious progress and rest, with a bulletin listing pulse, temperature, and nourishment while other details continue to page 2.
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Associated Press
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Harding
Charles EB. Saviger
Sawyer
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Hese
Warren G. Harding
Charles E. Sawyer
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General Sawyer
Hardline
Hoover
Hubert
Porth Cup Golf Rounds Bring Narrow Wins at Hough Park
In the Porth Cup second round at Hough Park, John Burnett beat J L Harrop 4 up 3 to play while Oliver Bassman advanced by default. Dr L David Estlee won on byes as Rev R M Talbert beat Gruber 5 up 4 to play. In the lower bracket Dr C W Davidson won by bye, Jesse N Owens beat Hazel Hagen 1 up, Charles Ellis won by bye, and Bob Holliway defeated Willa Smith 8 up 6 to play.
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Hough Park
Nest
John Burnett
J. L. Harrop
Oliver Bassman
H. B. Allen
L. David Estlee
Jesse N. Owens
Hazel Hagen
Charles Ellis
Bob Holliway
Willa Smith
Oliver Bi
L. David Enloe
R. M. Talbert
C. W. Davidson
Jesse N Owens
Municipal Athletic Association
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Owens
Emil Schott Celebrates 39th Anniversary at Bank
Emil Schott, cashier of the First National Bank, marked his thirty ninth year of service, starting as a messenger in 1884 under Major Joseph M. Clavie. He helped guide the bank through two attempted revivals and has long served as a civic leader on the Board of Education and in local organizations.
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Joseph M. Clavie
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Board of Education
Theiwanis Club
Our Fellows and Elks
Local Kiwanis Assist Fulton Club Formation
Representatives Carl Schultz president Dr Stanley Howard chairman W E Howland and Louis Burker with Columbia Kiwanis members went to Fulton to aid the formation of a new Kiwanis club. The Fulton organization was effected yesterday and leading citizens joined. The Fulton club is expected to be highly active as praised by the visiting Kiwanians.
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Kiwanis Club
Carl Schultz
Stanley Howard
W. E. Howland
Louis Burker
Fulton
Colombia
Fulton Miner Held On Serious Charge
Edward Tharp, a Fulton coal miner, faces a preliminary examination next Tuesday on a charge of criminally assaulting Glady Tressly Sanders in June. Sanders, age 17, says Tharp and she stayed under the names Smith at the Monroe Hotel, drank moonshine, and she was later returned home in a precarious condition. Prosecutor Haley filed information after Sanders and her husband O A Sanders visited Fulton. Tharp pleads innocence. supporters in Fulton rally to his defense, with Senator Nick T. Cave acting as attorney.
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Nick T. Cave
Roy D Willians of Boonville Ends Business Day
Roy D Willians of Boonville waxed eloquent on business yesterday as he wrapped up his day in town.
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Roy D. Willians
Boonville
Ell Undergoes Operation At St. Mary's Hospital
Roy Snell underwent an operation on Tuesday at St. Mary's Hospital. His condition was reported to be improving.
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Roy Snell
St. Mary's Hospital
Weather and Road Conditions Across Cities
Kansas City to St Louis report clear roads with mostly good conditions. Springfield and Joplin show clear skies and cool or fair road surfaces. Sedalia and Columbia indicate clear conditions with fair to good roads. Hannibal and Moberly remain clear with good road status.
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Springfield
Joplin
Hannibal
Sedalia
Columbia
Moberly
St. Louis
Harding Urges World Court and Dairy Expansion in Missouri
Secretary Christian released President Harding’s San Francisco speech urging U S support for the permanent world court and outlining aims in international relations including Russia and Mexico. The article notes a possible new dairy condensing plant in Cole County and surrounding areas, with mills in Mt. Vernon Missouri and Fort Scott Kansas, highlighting regional dairy growth and job potential.
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Associated Press
Presidental
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
George IB. Christian
Harding
Civic Auditorium
Christian
Washington
Alaska
Hardin
United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Russia
Mexico
Mexico City
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Aloyes
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No States
Ozarks
Missouri
Jasper
Lucker
Colenty Farm Bureau
Carey
Mt. Vernon
Fort Scott
Kansas
Auto Crash Injures Four Near Dix Spur
Four persons were injured about 11 oclock last night when a Chalmers driven by Henry Wagner overturned while attempting to push a Ford on the Ten Mile Drive near Dix spur. Injured are Lawrence Crip Loethan with a broken collarbone and facial cuts, Henry Wagner with facial cuts and a ruined knee, Stewart Davis with facial bruises, and Mix Ivy Long of Colorado with minor injuries. The crash occurred when Wagner tried to pass a Ford driven by an unknown motorist. braking hard caused the car to overturn and roll down the embankment.
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Chalmers
Henry Wagner
Ford
Ten Bile
Dix’s
Lawrence Crip Loethan
Stewart Davis
Akin
Mixx Ivy
Long
Colorado
E Wagner
Turin
Jerry Nicholson
Joplin
Central Mutual Insurance Association Formed Locally
The final incorporation of Central Mutual Insurance Association, an eight member life insurance society, was completed yesterday and to begin business within days. Office space is Monroe Hotel Building with President W C Irwin, Secretary M Sweaney, and Treasurer W A Jasamaan. The company will issue policies of 1000 on lives of men aged 19 to years and already holds over 200000 in force with $5000 deposited with the state.
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Central Mutual Insurance Association
Iteerement Life Insurance Organization
Monroe Hotel
W. C. Irwin
M. Sweaney
W. A. Jasamaan
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