Lyon Conference Meant Four Year War for Missouri
Missouri historical records recount a June 11 meeting in St Louis that shaped the Civil War's Missouri phase. Six men discussed neutrality and protection for all in the state but rejected disbanding troops, prompting Lyon to declare war and trigger rapid mobilization, with battles soon following in Boonville.
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Lyon
Missouri
Associated Press
Columbia
St. Louis
Missouri Historical Society
Floyd C. Shoemaker
State Historical Society of
Harney
Nathaniel Lyon
Thomas L. Snead
Sterling Price
Frank P. Blair
Conant
Jackson
Jefferson City
Boonville
President Coolidge Leaves Washington for Minnesota
Government departments quit work in the heat as President Calvin Coolidge departs Washington for Minnesota. Albertus H. Baldwin of New York is named to the tariff commission and Surgeon General Cumming forms a flax committee to probe tetraethyl gas. A serious Canton, China situation is reported to the state department and North Dakota Senator Wormer is named to the international joint commission.
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Coolidge
Washington
Minnesota
Albertus H. ‘Baldwin
New York
Tariff Commission
Cumming
Canton
China
State “Department
Wormer
North Dakota
International Joint Commission
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Mutual Building and Loan Assn
Stockholders meeting announced for Tuesday June 9 1925 between 9 a m and noon at the Central Missouri Trust Company office in Jefferson City Missouri. Purpose to elect nine directors to serve for one year. Signed Sam B Cook President Cletus V Zuber Secretary.
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Mutual Building and Loan Association
Oon
Central | Missouri Trust Company
Jefferson City
Sam B. Cook
Cletus VY. Zuber
Piano tuning and music teaching services listed
O. H. Petry offers piano tuning, piano playing, and instruction in various instruments. Appointments by phone at 1041 or in person at 623 Seyool St. Includes contact name O. H. Petry with a May 10 date line.
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Seyool St
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
National League games featured Pittsburgh defeating Philadelphia 9 to 3, Chicago 9 Brooklyn 12, St. Louis 6 New York, Cincinnati rain. American League results showed Boston 4 Cleveland 8, New York 11 St. Louis 9, Philadelphia 4 Detroit 6, Washington 4 Chicago. American Association reports Kansas City 6 Minneapolis 5, Indianapolis 4 Columbus 12, Milwaukee 3 St. Paul 10, Louisville 6 Toledo 2.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
American Association
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Louisville
Toledo
National League
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National League and American League games listed for today
A list of scheduled MLB games across National and American leagues includes Brooklyn at St Louis New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Boston at Pittsburgh and American League matchups with New York at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boston Chicago at Washington. Also included is a Jefferson Missouri meeting notice for Jerson residents to vote on increasing a local association capital stock from two million to two point five million.
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National League
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Gificinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Clevland
Chisago
Washington
Notice of sweet potato slips for sale at Linhardt's Store
Red Bermuda and Nancy Hall sweet potato slips offered for sale by G. W. Yost at J. A. Linhardt's Store. Sale date noted as 5-15-im with the exact timing not specified.
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Bermuda
Nancy Hall
G. W. Yost
J. A. Linhardt
Simmons Proves Sensation of Big Leagues
Chicago June 6 Al Simmons once a bush leaguer for Connie Mack now valued at 75 000 by the Athletics He leads the American League with a .415 average over the last nine games and 44 runs scored 123 total bases with five doubles a triple and two home runs His weekly at bats include top batters Heilmann Veeck Cobb and Sisler among others while Meusel and Ruth pace home runs in the majors including 15 for Meusel and 14 for Hartnett across the National League Hawkes Barnhart and Stock lead NL batting stats with Hornsby guiding St Louis in total bases. Durst tops the American Association race with two doubles a triple and two homers in his latest stretch as Eddie Murphy and Ainsmith push for runner up spots.
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Chicago
al Simmons
Shor
Connie Mack
Athletics
Mack
Philadelphia
Simmons
Ty Cobb
McManus
Browns
Ken Williams
Sammy Hale
Harry Ride
St. Louis
Heilmann
Detroit
Veehe
Boston
Cobb
Sisler
Paschal
New York
Rice
Washington
Combs
Boond
Tris Speaker
Indians
Red Wingo
Tigers
Bob Meusel
Yuankees
Babe Ruth
Meusel
Wermeaday
Yanks
Gibby Hartnett
Cubs
Mostl
White Sox
Nelson
Chicken” Hawks
Nashville Southern Association
Phillies
Clyde Barnhart
Piregss
Hawkes
Earl Smith
Pirates
Barnhart
Stock
Dodgers
Cuyler
Rage Hornsby
Mana
Cardinals
Gubby Hartnett
Saarl
Sparky” Adams
Bancroft
Pittsburgh
Burrus
Warnshe
Harper
Wheat
Brooklyn
Bottomley
Wright
Durst
St. Paul
Saints
Amon
WATS
Eddie Murphy
Columbus
Eidie Ainsmith
Minneapolis
Webb
Toledo
Jearl Smith
Millers
Duncan
Brewers
Collins
St. Paul Smith
Cotton crop shows variable progress across states
Last year's dune crop reached 524000 acres with 493000 picked yielding 185 pounds lint per acre. This year began fair but May's low temperatures slowed germination and plant development. A May 24 windstorm damaged sandy areas. By early June overall cotton belt condition stood at 176.6 percent, with state figures ranging from 72 percent in Virginia to 90 in Arizona and New Mexico, Georgia at 78, Florida 88, Alabama 80, Mississippi 84, Louisiana 84, North Carolina 74.4, South Carolina 71.0.
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Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arizona
New Mexico
Cotton crop in Missouri near normal at 77 percent
The June report shows Missouri cotton at 77 percent normal, up from 52 percent last year, based on the Federal State Crop Reporting Bureau. Planting began May 6 and reached a stand by May 18. average fertilizer cost was $32 per ton applied to eight percent of acreage. officials said the revised 1925 Missouri cotton acreage will be announced July 2.
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Missouri
J. A. Logan
Jowell Mayes
Federal State Crop Reporting Bureau
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Marene Walker
Stockholders’ Meeting
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Pres
A. J. Bauer
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Capital City Dairy Co
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Christensen
Boone
Rovers
Guyon
Voutsville
Lebourveau
Kansas
Brief
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Fisher
Butler
Luce
First National Bank
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J. A. Sterling
Schell Music CO
Schule Music
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Zeigler
J.D. Reed Coal
Black Bear
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