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Newspaper

Hayti Herald

Location

Hayti, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1913

Page

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Black assailant captured after Canady station incident

Saturday afternoon near Canady on the Frisco between Chubbursville and Steele a Black person twice harmed a white woman Mrs Ollie Johnson but was thwarted by guard dogs. Sheriff and neighbors pursued, Constable Arminie Sanith located the suspect in a Nevro shack on La Germanscur Steele’s farm, then authorities confined him. A mob attempted capture but Mrs Johnson identified the man and he fled in a fast car before being imprisoned at Terry station three miles north of Hill.

Canady Frisco Chubbersville Steele Ollie Johnson Guard Dos Johnson Sherif Avelock Arminie Sanith Cooter Nescur Steele Tin Sherry Stubblefield Bin Seath Wal Hayti Caruthersville Terry Hiyll

Deadly case at Baraggadacio District Ends Without Indictment

Mrs. Anderson Waldrop, accused of killing her husband at their Baraggadacio home, was exonerated by a coroner’s jury. witnesses then faced a grand jury which failed to indict amid public backing for the woman. Meanwhile a new Wrisco passenger train schedule for Southeast Missouri takes effect next Sunday with multiple route changes and several discontinuations.

Anderson Waldrop Braggadacio Township Baraggadacio Corone Womn Wrisco Missouri Haytiand Caruthersville Memphis St. Louis Camp Dell Heiyvti Peevti Treain Aayti Turrel Hayti Kennett Turrell Glo Pom Haytiat Ohe Nennett

White Book first issue showcases Southeast Missouri magazine

The White Book published on white paper and white cover, edited by Allin Hinchey with Frank W. White as publisher. The inaugural number emphasizes Southeast Missouri interests and is described as well edited and printed. A.D. Ensley of Briarwood tobuilds a handsome residence addition on the northwest corner near the school grounds.

Missouri Ponthlv Allin Hinchey Tere A.D. Ensley Briuveadocio

Identification Error Noted in Recent Report

A brief note indicates a misidentification occurred in a recent report, with clarification that the writer failed to correctly identify the subject. The context remains limited and no additional names or precise details are provided.

Moving picture shows could operate Sundays in Missouri

A circuit court jury in Peerson City August found the defendants not guilty on charges of working on Sunday. Prosecuting Attorney James H. Lay had pressed informations against several show owners and operators, but every witness opposed Sunday closing and the judge’s instructions aligned with that view. The unanimous verdict was returned promptly.

Missouri Circouit Peerson City Jhames H. Lay

Aunt Matt Coleman Visits Hayti and Pemiscot County

Aunt Matt Coleman of Paragould Arkansas visits friends and relatives at Hayti Braggadocio and other parts of Pemiscot County as documented in local social notes.

Matt” Coleman Paragould, Ark Hayti and Braggadocio Pemi

The Stock Law Controversy Reiterated by The Herald

A reassertion of opposition to the stock law as applied to country areas, detailing past positions on show laws, cow laws, and horse and mule laws targeted at towns. The author distances themselves from city governance and claims sympathy with rural residents, noting prior regrets over elections and affirming no involvement in Hayti voting.

Herald The Hayti

Factory people inspect Hayti facilities amid train stopover

FP Jones of Tell City Indiana halted between trains to view our town facilities. Local observers note Hayti offers excellent amenities and potential improvements for business travelers and residents alike.

Hayti Bos

Sim Edwards Visits Hayti While Dairyman From Caruthersville

Sim Edwards the Caruthersville dairyman visited Hayti Monday, stopping briefly in town on a routine business trip and returning home the same day.

Sim Edwards Caruthersville

New brick stores rise in Hayti city center

Hayti prospers as Riley Summers and Moro Gaskins buildings near completion. Pete Ravenstein Elmer Murphy and Bank of Hayti additions advance with occupancy expected in weeks. Local speaker notes city needs more rental store space to attract growth. Caruthersville visitors Tom Patterson and Tom Medlin arrived with cantaloupes.

Hayti Riley Summers Moro Gaskins Pete Ravenstein Elmer, Murphy and Bank

Petition drives for county treasurer post in Ruthersville

Karl Long from Ruthersville visited Tuesday to secure signatures for Governor Major to appoint him county treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by J A Birham's resignation. He gathered supporters and emphasized his qualifications and local ties to the county.

Karl Long Caruthersville Major Va“Iney J. A. Birham

Mr and Mrs Baldin Travel for Health to Denver

Mro and Mrs Ernest Baldin of Kennett passed through Hayti Monday night en route to Denver Colorado for Mrs Baldin s health. They traveled by boat from Caruthersville to St Louis.

Mro Ernest Baldin Kennett Hayti Denver Colorado

Treasurer Bigham Resigns Over Bond Raise

J A Bigham resigns from the county treasurer post after the court raises the bond to 450000. His son was under bond at 25000 earlier, and Bigham notes his $900 yearly salary cannot cover a private surety bond. He cites financial muddle and tied county funds, saying the bond is excessive and impractical for the remainder of his term.

J.A. Bigham Caruthersville

Auto Licenses Enormous in Missouri Year

Courtesy of Geo A Lamb release shows 155 047 50 credited to good roads fund from vehicle fees up to August 1. total licenses issued 34 336 including 8 878 in St Louis and 5 100 in Kansas City. 1 082 motorcycles 4 356 chauffeurs and 755 dealers. All licenses expire February 1 with six months left. at least 40 000 licenses expected for the year.

Geo. A. Lamb Secretary of State State Treasury Good Roads Fund City of St. Louis Kansas City

J. W. McFarland Visits From Caruthersville

J W McFarland traveled from Caruthersville and spent Monday in the area.

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Nero Sikeston Woirtin A. J. Dorris Scot County Tom Patterson Tom Medlin Mr. Medlin Mr. Patterson J. W. McFarland Curly Hayti, Missouri
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