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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
3
National politics and world unrest dominate the column
The piece surveys the post Republican convention split, noting Butler and Wood clashes, possible Democratic candidates for San Francisco, and expected deadlocks. It also forecasts Bolshevist collapse in Russia, rising imperial tensions, and Japan's bid to negotiate over Shantung with China, amid cautious international reaction.
Committee of Forty-eign plans Chicago meeting for ticket and platform
The Committee of Forty-eign announces a July 10 Chicago gathering to nominate presidential and vice presidential candidates and craft a platform. Comprised of radical left figures, it relies on discontented elements from other parties. A survey of 21 000 responses shows Senator Robert M La Follette of Wisconsin leading for the presidential nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Bolsheviks marshal forces for grand finish in Russia
Bolshevism in Russia mobilizes 1,500,000 troops under Trotzky to overrun western fronts, with Poland as the last barrier. Czarist brains are coerced into aiding the cause while anti Bolshevik forces under General Wrangel report gains on the Crimean front and move northward. The world watches amid shifting alliances and fragile peace talks in Europe and Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolshevism
Russia
Sinmash
Trotzky
New York
Kolchak
Semenoff
Denikine
Poland
Europe
Pripet
Beresina
Kilev
Caucasus
England
France
India
London
Krussia
Wraegel
Crimean
Crimea
Sea of Azoy
League of Nations faces Persian crisis uncertainty grows
The London session of the League of Nations failed to provide relief for Persia amid bolshevist aggression at Enzeli. After three days the council admitted it could do nothing under article X, urging Persia to negotiate directly with the Soviet government while Britain vows no new military commitments in Mesopotamia and Persia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of the
League of Nations
London
League
Persia
Enzeli
Council
House of Commons
Andrew Bonar Law
Great Britain
Mesopotamia
European cabinet resignations signal unsettled postwar terms
The simultaneous resignations of the Italian Polish Hungarian and Austrian cabinets reflect strain in adapting to peace terms. Reichstag election turmoil in Germany adds to a fragile scene. Crises persist as governments lack durable majorities for effective action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Legion Convention in Cleveland Promises Major Rally
Ex-service leaders predict the American Legion convention in Cleveland Ohio on September 27 28 and 30 will rival national political gatherings. It will be a grand veterans rally with more than 2 000 000 fighting men and allies represented and no pussy footing on critical issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Cleveland
United States
Quiet in Mexico Amidst Revolt Aftermath
No major disorders have reached observers in Mexico as the revolution's quiet period settles in. Optimism rises after seven years of turmoil as people return to work and unrest concentrates only in Chihuahua where Villela operates. The government vows to capture Villa dead or alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Chihuahua
Villela
Villa
G O P Treasurer Ousted Amid Complaints and Resignations
Sr. Joseph Missouri John Albus ousted as treasurer of Buchanan County Republican Counter Committee on charges of conduct unbecoming an officer. testimony before the Senate committee alleges he received $2,000 from a campaign fund and that on June 4 1920 he was absent from office hindering filing fees. Resolutions call for Babler Cole Ath as removal. Missouri State Fair premiums total 511,191.25 with record prizes across departments. entries close dates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Joseph
John Albus
Republican Counter Committee
Buchanan County
United States Senate
Albus
Missouri
Wheoh TL. Babler
WL Cole
John Athi
Babler
Cole
Athas
Sedalia
State Fair Board
St Louis man aided by prison parole in sentencing case
Jefferson City reports Tall Sipple of St Louis may have benefited from a plea or parole recommendation by the Prison Board after he dictated a statement. He faced robbery charges and was sentenced to seven years and six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Sipple
St. Louis
Tewis
Tewees
Jurors Refuse Death Penalty Case in Missouri
In Macon Missouri five of the first juror candidates for the Gwen Murphy case declined service claiming they could not vote for death. It marks the first first degree murder case since capital punishment was restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Gwen B. Murphy Onsen
Inquiry Nearing End in St Joseph Murder Probe
Investigation into the woman’s murder in St Joseph nears closure as authorities struggle to identify the headless victim and face staffing shortages hindering progress. Officials say the case remains unresolved with limited leads and growing difficulty in establishing the victim’s identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Soldier Dies of Blood Poisoning in Missouri
Marshall 24 year old Lawrence Levhe son of L F Levhe of this city contracted by Three Hundred and Fifty fifth Ambulance Company KC and Eighty ninth Division in France returned home about a year ago. Sedalia prominent Republican Kelly ex Prosecuting Attorney Pettis County died in courthouse fire anaplexy likely caused death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Lawrence Levhe
L.fp
Levhe
Kansas City
France
Sedalia
Tlay
Kelly
Missouri
Pettis County
Bureau Pays Own Way in State Food and Drug Department
Jefferson City official L L Barnhouse reports to Gov Gardner that the department is operating on its own funds from fees received. The agency issued licenses to egg and dairy dealers and will relies on these collections. Totals show $45,075 collected between June and mid June 2020.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
L L. Barnhouse
State Food and Drug Commissioner
Gardner
Cieénsex
Maudolin Moore Sentenced to Death for Patrolman Murder
Maudolin Moore, aged 24, was sentenced to death by a jury in the Cironit Court for the murder of patrolman Ala A. McMathion. The case drew wide attention as prosecutors pursued the capital punishment verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuriosity
Maudolin Moore
Cironit Court
Ala A. McMathion
Agel
Quits Office to Farm in Saline County
Mo town reports assessor resigns after resignation order amid a faulty tire fund issue. Coty Assessor serves two terms before leaving to manage a farm in Saline County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maorstadl
Coty
Saline County
Pith District Christian Endeavor Union Concludes Three-Day Convention
Co. E Convention Enda Columbia Missouri wraps a three day session in the Pith District meeting. Delegates discuss plans and close the annual Christian Endeavor Union convention with final talks and resolutions.
Strawberry Season Ends in Monette Missouri
Last Oxark section shipments indicate strawberries nearing softening as locals buy berries for preserves. Output was large this year with good prices obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monette
Oxark
Officials elected by Springfield Epworth Leagues
In Republic Missouri the Springfield Ostriet of Epworth Leagues elected officers for the convention with Rev. J. Fred King as president. First vice president Rev. John Miabuse. second vice president Miss Clara Harcourt. third vice president Rev. Tins Johnson. fourth vice president Elbert McCormack. Elio St Louis was secretary, Miss Lucille Moons eyhan treasurer. Superintendent of Junior League Miss Golden Singer, Marionville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Springfield Ostriet
Epworth
Fred King
John Miabuse
Springfeld
Clara Harcourt
Springfield
Rew. Tins Johnson
Elbert McCormack
Elio St. Louis
Marionville
Lucille Moonseyhan
Remiblie
Golden Singer
Marlonville
Body of woman found near Lake Contrary bridge
The body of a woman, estimated to be between 10 and 25 years old, was found in winter at the west end of Lake Contrary near St. Joseph Missouri. The head was severed and not yet found, and the legs were bound with wire to iron bed rails extending through the torso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Lake Contrary
Fulton Church Marriage Unite Scarborough and Metlure
W S Scarborough pastor of the Methodist Church and Miss Linnie Metlure were married in Fulton Missouri. The bride is the daughter of a Fulton business man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton, Mo
W. S. Scarborough
The
Methodist Church
Linnie Metlure
Fulton
Shriners to induct novices in Bolivar on October 5
Hundreds of Shriners from Southwest Missouri will visit Bolivar October 5 as about 75 novices are to be welcomed into the Abou Hen Adhem Shrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
Missouri
Abou Hen Adhem Shrine
Bigamy suspect John Norman Cooley arrested in Leadville
Aurora Missouri reports John Norman Cooley alias Benson, sought on bigamy charges, has been captured in Leadville Colorado and will be brought to town for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
John Norman Cooley
Benson
Leadville
Colo
Pastors Resign, New Calls Reach Ozark and Hopkins
Rev. J W Alexander Vins resigns the Baptist Church pastorate in Butler to accept a call at Ozark. Rev M Wretchman of Chicago has been called to the Presbyterian Church pastorate in Hopkins and has accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark
Butler, Mon
J. W. Alexander Vins
The
Baptist Church
Chicago
Hopkins
M. Wretchman
Presbyterian Church
Hue
Many Visitors at Hollister Officials Welcome Delegates
Delegates from about six southwestern states begin arriving at Hollister Missouri for educational conventions this summer. Officials report heavy tourist travel expected, with visitors also coming to the nearby Ozark region for recreational use and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Oyark Reso
Lirgels
Shelby County Abstract and Lowh increases capital stock
In Shelbsville Missouri stockholders of the Shelby County Abstract and Lowh company voted to raise the capital stock from 25000 to 50000 dollars. The firm, incorporated twelve years ago for 12004 dollars, gains a boosted capital base to support operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbsville
MoAb
Meen Diet Lug
Shelby County
Wid Lowh
Missouri at coronation of King and Queen Cotton
Jefferson City and Molo send Missouri representatives to the coronation of King and Queen Cotton at the Texas Cotton Pal Hee Exposition in Waco from October 40 to November 14. Gaw Gard ner named Miss Juillet triee of Jefferson City. Otterville Farmer Dies near Otterville in Doniphan. Couple Wed in Doniphan as Herschel awe rence weds Missy Eyumia House, daughter of former Mayor and Mrs A J Louse. Kansas City employs at Sullivan Conmuning's Car maintenance department who quit work have returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Molo
Missouri
Waco
Gaw Gardner
Doniphan
S. Herschel Awe Rence Wand
Missy Eyumia
A. J. Louse
Kansas City
The
Vullivan Conmuning
Roads Stand Truck Travel In Testing By F E A
State highway officials back federal road tests as heavy motor trucks reshape road design. The Bureau of Public Roads conducts experiments on a 49 section Arlington Farm roadway, each section built with varied materials and methods to identify durable surfaces for 10 to 15 ton loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Federal Bureau
Arlington Farm
Department of Agriculture
Tree Planting by Roadside Benefit for Roads
A newly discovered roadside tree planting advantage reduces sun exposure on pavements, extending roadbed life and cutting maintenance costs. Partial shade from trees would also improve aesthetics and could yield fruit varieties such as peach, plum, pear, cherry, and apple across growing regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iate
Ageresate
Urge Change in Road Rules in British Columbia
Loreal automobile and trade associations urge changes in highway regulations now in force in British Columbia to attract motorists from other Canadian provinces and the United States. Current rules differ from those elsewhere on the continent and are said to deter travelers from including the region in their itineraries. Legislation to remedy this is under consideration by the provincial government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Loreal Automobile and Trade Associations
Canada
United States
Ofliwhale
Inconsistency in Farming Debates Roadside Neglect
A thinker notes the contradiction of farms that are well equipped fenced and tidy yet roadside areas are neglected. The comparison likens this inconsistency to a dirty collar on a clean shirt. The piece emphasizes failing to reconcile farm upkeep with roadside appearance.
Dependence of Farming on Good Roads
The piece argues that farming relies on road conditions since produce must be hauled to farm markets and to rail stations. It notes that without good roads, transportation of crops to distant markets and access to local buyers are hindered, affecting farm viability and distribution.
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Leonard Wood
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William Cooper Procter
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Oklahoma
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