Allison Fined Five Dollars for Injuries to Ruth Rowland
The city against Bert Allison ended with Allison pleading guilty to injuries against Miss Ruth Rowland on a Wednesday in November. He was fined five dollars and costs. The city, represented by Attorney Antrobus, nolle pressed all other charges. It is understood Allison will pay Rowland’s salary while ill, cover hospital and doctor bills, and buy her a new dress. The dress she wore was ruined. State’s case awaits Prosecuting Attorney Westhues, not determined today.
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Bert Allison
Ruth
Rowland
Allison
Trwin
Antrobis
Nolle
Dallm
Slippy McGee and the Censor War on Staid Theater
Wheeler Oakman stars in Slippy McGee as Morasco Productions pushes for a naval vacation and layoff in a clash with a censor advocate. A one reel party visitor disrupts the plan while a fisherman imagines sight like an owl and the show attempts to run the full program.
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Wheeler Oakman
Bh. Oliver. Morasco Productions
Slippy McGee
Fsher
Attorney General appoints Judge May to aid Atchison county
Attorney General Barrett named Judge Allen May of St Joseph as assistant to Atchison county to aid local officials in breaking up organized theft from farmers. Four carloads of hogs were stolen in one night and many cattle and automobiles vanished. Information filed against 12 men. County citizens urged Governor Hyde to seek AG help after the St Joseph municipal court law was struck down.
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Barrett
Allen ‘May
Joseph
Atchison County
Hyde
Municipal Court of
St. Joseph
Supreme Court
Saved Girl From Drowning After Bridge Crash
Reba Baugh a 19 year old girl was rescued from Center Creek near Lakeside Park Carterville by companion Tommy Richards 18 after their car plunged twenty feet into the water Richards swam sixty feet to shore with Miss Baugh above water He was dazed at home under a physician care Relatives said Richards driving was momentarily blinded by another car's lights at the bridge The Jackson County local highway notes discuss forming a central state wide organization for road improvements and critique the Capital Highway Association with A C McKibben as a leading figure See also vanity shop ad and weathered local notices.
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Carterville
Reba Baugh
Center Creek
Tommy Richaards
Lakeside Park
Richards
Miss Baugh
Arrive from Poland Seek New Home in City
S Guchman and family arrived today from Warsaw Poland to establish a home in the city. They left a war stricken country and will stay at Mrs Ed Shafer’s home, sister to Mrs Guehman. They faced many difficulties but reached the United States with help from Senator Irwin of the city.
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S. Guchman
Warsaw
Poland
Ed. Shafer
Settlement Basis Reached for Irish Free State
London reports early morning breakthrough in Irish peace talks. The new dominion will be the Irish Free State with status akin to Canada Australia and New Zealand. Finance under Free State control. it will pay its share of the national war debt. Ulster may opt to remain separate under a boundary commission ruling.
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Ulster
Free State
Boundary Commission
Irish Free State
O'Fallon declines judgeship after Barnes death
Speaker Samuel F. O'Fallon has declined the nomination for judge of the fifth judicial circuit following the death of Circuit Judge Alonzo D. Barnes. He cites ineligibility due to General Assembly membership under the constitution. The Governor will consider Ed G. Robinson A M Tibbles and W B Pyle for the vacancy.
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Samuel F. O’fallon
House of Representatives
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Alonzo D. Barnes
Platte City
Hyde
General Assembly
Rockerfeller Appears In Tokyo In Borrowed Coat
John D Rockefeller Jr a noted magnate admits he wore a borrowed frock coat to an imperial garden party in Tokyo after returning from the Orient. Unable to gain admittance without proper attire Ambassador Charles B Warren lent him a coat. Frank Dallmeyer helps at the Big Store during the Christmas rush.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Japan
Mr. Rockefeller
Orient
Tokio
Rockefeller
Charles B. Warren
Frank Dallmeyer
President Harding calls for normalcy economy plan
In a Congress address dated December in Washington, Harding urges a definite program to restore normalcy and speed a sound business basis. He warns America will not cure global business ills but will aid others who seek remedies. He proposes an industrial court, urges swift tariff bill passage, and supports foreign debt refinancing.
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America
United Press
Washington
Dec
Harding
Congress
United States
Death of Yancey Chaney at International Shoe excavation
Yancey Chaney a Republican and driver for Chas Gasche collapsed and died at work on the excavation for the International Shoe factory warehouse. About 60 years old, he lived at 608 Marshall Street and was described as a hard working industrious man.
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Yancey Chaney
International Shoe Factory
Chaney
Chas. Gasche
Marshall Street
Oil salesmen granted change of venue in fatal pretense case
Fulton Missouri December 6 G D Richardson and Joseph P Meiners Kansas City oil salesmen reversed with obtaining money under false pre tenses in the sale of oil units today were granted a change of venue to the Oslo County Circuit Court at Jefferson City when affidavits were filed by five Callaway County citizens supporting the allegation of the sales men that they could not get a fair trial here Two swelled heads are worse than one.
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Warrensburg
Hyde
State
Johnson County
Capital Highway Association
A. C. McKibben
Capital Highway
Kansas City
St. Louis
McKibben
Davis
Jefferson City
Highway Commission
Fulton
G. D. Richardson
Joseph P. Meiners
Oslo County
Callaway County
Change of Heart and School Meeting Note in Readers’ Letter
A Democratic-Tribune reader requests a copy of the paper, vows to switch to a weekly Democrat, and backs a 55-year Democrat voting record while opposing Jim Reed. A Broadway School parents and teachers association meeting is announced for 3:30 p.m. Wednesday. The piece ends with a humorous question about a toothless man being a back-biter.
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Democrat-Tribune
Democratic
Jefferson City
Jim Reed
B. Tadlock
North 7Th St. St. Joseph
Parents and Teachers Association of
Broadway School
Navy Parley Ends in Success as Japan Accepts Hughes Plan
Tokio December 6 United Press reports the Advisory Council of Japan approved the 5-5-3 naval ratio as proposed by Secretary Hughes, removing the final obstacle at the peace conference. The agreement marks a decisive breakthrough in negotiations.
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United Press
Tokio
Advisory Council of Japan
Hughes
Proposed bill would permit beer and wine sales
Washington December 6 a bill introduced by Representative Hill of Maryland would allow sales of beer and light wine in congressional districts where voters approve the measure.
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Washington
Representative Hill
Maryland
Wasnew Washed Cars at Heisinger Motor Co Facility
New washrack now ready and in operation washing cars day and night. Contact Heisinger Motor Co at phone number 44 for details and service.
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Heisinger Motor Co
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Atchinson County
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Efrferso
Jefferson Concert Orchestra
E.S. Emerson
Wallace
Reid In
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Radee's
Weane
New Dominion
London
O'Fallon
Ed. G. Robinson
Maysville
A. M. Tibbles
Mound City
W. B. Pyle
Savannah
John D.,.jr
Jefferson Candy Company
NAVY
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Callaway Counties
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