Bankers Bank Back In Trenton Amid Embezzlement Rumors
Day, head of Fidelity State Bank, returns from Keyney to face a warrant on embezzlement charges tied to school funds. He claims funds were juggled to cover liquidity strain, insisting no personal money was misappropriated. He describes a concerted effort to protect depositors and creditors during financial strain.
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Day
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Tomase
Chillicothe Man Socrates England Dies at 87
Chillicothe resident Socrates England, believed oldest Odd Fellow in America, died at home at age 87. A member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows for over sixty five years, he was born July 25, 1888 in Carroll County Kentucky. He applied for Odd Fellows membership March 17, 1845 in McBryan Lodge No. 48 Curdsville Kentucky before moving to Missouri and settling in Chillicothe.
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Socrates England
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
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Carroll County
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Curdsville
Missouri
Twain Cave Near Hannibal Found By Guides This Summer
Thinnibal Missouri area caves tied to Mark Twain were discovered this summer by guides who have led thousands through the cavern. The cave, partly explored with miles of barren sections, is a mecca for curious visitors.
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Mark ‘Twain
Hantibal
Supreme Court Grants Writs in Turner Murder Case
Jefferson City Missouri Supreme Court granted writs of habeas corpus for Joseph Ple Burl Miller and Leo Clyne held by the St Louis sheriff on governor requisition papers from Titubs charging them with the murder of Clarence W Turner at Granite City Illinois the night of May 20. The application was filed by Col Charles A Hous of St Louis.
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Supreme Court
Joseph Ple
Burl Miller
Leo Clyne
Sherif
St. Louis
Titubs
Clarence W. Turner
Granite City
Col
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Southeast Missouri Watermelon Growers Form Association
In Kennett Missouri a Southeast Missouri Watermelon Growers Association was formed at an Am meeting. The group will have headquarters in the city and about 71 percent of local farmers are expected to join with more likely to enroll before the market season starts.
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Kennett, Mo
Missouri
Melon Growers’ Association
Missouri National Guard Settles Into Camp Duties
The Missouri National Guard units including the 1st Battalion 1st Segment St. Louis the Tilt Regiment Kansas City and the Nevada Machine Gun Company have arrived at the camp near here to begin real work. Weather conditions have been noted as unsettled as training starts.
Kansan City Man Confesses in Independence Robbery Case
A man captured by a posse near Independence admits to police that he is Wil Jim Stender, who escaped from Missouri penitentiary. Road bids are asked for grading and construction of an east and west state road through the county. J. G. Plolland reports a water well near here produced a steady crude oil flow after a year of digging.
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Independence
Wil Jim Stender
Missouri
Kalla
Missouri State Highway Department
Hume
Moe
J. G. Plolland
Congress
Moberly Pastor Resigns to Join Grand City Church
Rev Wrunk WR Oil Han has resigned as pastor of the First Christian Church in Moberly Missouri to accept a call from the Christian Church at Grand City. The move ends his tenure in Moberly and transfers his leadership to the Grand City congregation.
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Wabash Railroad Loses Suit Over Franchise Tax
Jefferson City Missouri The Wabash Railroad failed in its Supreme Court challenge to the state lax commission over franchise tax. The dispute concerns a tax of about 51000 on the year 1918 capital stock valued at 75 cents per thousand. The company argued 5 percent of business was interstate and should be exempt from tax on that portion.
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Wabash Rhailroad
State Lax Commission
Supreme Court
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Embezzlement Charge Linked to Chicago Indictment
Jefferson City scene shows George L. Rollins resisting a governor's requisition to return to Chicago for trial on embezzlement charges involving $1200 from Jerry Th Raulley. Also notes a Bank of Hale robbery where bandits used nitroglycerin on a safe and a Missouri breeders association formed in Sedalia with James E. Downing as field secretary.
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George L. Rollins
Government Ordnance Department
Hlingis
Chiengea
Erry Th Raulley
Clicagea
Sedalia
James E. Downing
Springheld
Ill
Americaan Breeders’ Associaton
Orgins
Missouri State Berkshire Breeders’ Association
Missouri
Farmer Killed by Lightning in Missouri Field
William White, a 25 year old farmer near Ladue, Clinton County Missouri, was struck and killed by lightning while working in his field. He was married.
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William White
Ladue
Howard Lawyer Dies in Fayette at 73
William C. Arline, the oldest attorney in Howard County, died in Fayette Missouri at age 73. He was an uncle of Congressman Sam Major. His widow survives.
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William C. Arline
Howard County
Sam
Major
Potato Crop Records Set in Orrick District
Record potato yield reported from Titchmond area Orrick district in his county shows 140 to 200 bushels per acre this year, the largest in five years.
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Titchmond
Orrick
Wede Kansas Railroad Man Marries in Maryville
Sedalia resident Stoy N. Bendure special agent for Union Pacific at Maryville Kansas wed Elizabeth Snell of Sedalia. Rev. W. S. Jones of Kansas City officiated the ceremony in a quiet marriage report from the region.
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Sedalia
Stoy N. Bendure
Union Pacific
Maryville
Kan
Elizabeth Snell
W. S. Jones
Kansas City
Kansas City angler nets 9.2 pound Buffalo at Heins Lake
Carrollton Missouri reports Perry D Culbert of Kansas City landed the prize catch of the year a Buffalo weighing 9.2 pounds and stretching 36 inches in Heins Lake near Carrollton. The vivid catch highlights local fishing hobbyists and wildlife activity in the area.
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Perry D. Culbert
Kansas City
Heins Lake
Here
Harvest Hand Killed In Mokane Accident
Fulton resident John F. Wyatt, 48, a harvest hand from Marthasville, was killed in Mokane when struck in the head by a pulley. The accident occurred during harvest work at the nearby site.
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John F. Wyatt
Mokane
Marthasville
First Wheat Marketed in Audrain County News
Mexico Missouri report notes Charles Arnold marketed the first Audrain county wheat of the season at Pollock’s Mill and Elevator Company.
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Mexico
Charles Arnold
Pollock's Millog and Lelevator Company
Woman Dies of Burns in Sedulia Missouri
Sedulia Missouri report states Mrs Anna Bucks Ren lie wife of Fred Bening died here after burns suffered four weeks ago. The fatal injury is noted with limited additional detail on circumstances or emergency care.
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Anna Bucks Renlie
Fred Bening
Howard County Fair Dates Announced for Payette
The Howard County Fair will be held in Payette August 4, 5 and 8. Local organizers invite residents to attend events, exhibits, and midway attractions across the three-day span.
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Howard County
Payette
Lightning Kills Farmer in Morrisville Moo Job Crass
A farmer in Morrisville was fatally struck by lightning while working cattle. The incident prompted local emergency responders and follows reports of severe weather affecting rural areas.
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Moo
Job Crass
Nelite
Bankers Reorganize Bealt County Association Elects President
Bealt County Bankers' Association restructured leadership with Moharles M. Wyle Wake elected president and Wanduser appointed to a key post. The reorganized group aims to strengthen regional banking coordination and advocate for member banks.
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M. Wyle Wake
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Second Duelist Dies in Arkansas Street Duel
Morehouse Mo-Grant Blunton, the duo who shocked WHE Coxte to death in a pistol duel on the streets of Trannint Ark, died in Parsgould Ark hospital from wounds suffered in the duel.
Boy Robber Shot by Officer at Missouri Pacific Store
A 14 year old boy, and two companions, attempted to rob a Missouri Pacific railroad store. The youth was shot and seriously wounded by a police officer. Other details on the incident and suspects are unavailable.
Fusion Fails as Third Party Collapse Clears Field
The effort to unite Socialists farmers laborers radicals and others into a Chicago convention driven third party collapsed. La Follette refused the platform amid fierce splits with Single Taxers and the 48ers bolting while Labor and the Single Taxers pressed independent tickets. The Lloyd sedition trial opens in Chicago as authorities press charges against Communist Labor leaders with a formidable legal team. Governor Clement blocks a special session on woman suffrage citing the legislature elected before the issue arose and calls for next legislature to decide. Germany yields on peace terms at Spa while Ireland faces union pressure and a brewing political crisis looms.
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Rail workers gain first award from Labor Board in strike era
The Railroad Labor Board awarded higher pay to roughly two million railroad workers, with insiders noting the raise may average from half to nearly all requested amounts. Leaders warned a general strike remained possible, though they expected unions to put the decision to a referendum. A theft story emerged around the award as copies went missing from the board’s files, while Pennsylvan ia Railroad reported a large layoff plan affecting 7,000 to 12,000 Eastern region workers.
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Tt. M. Barton
Mero Ounton
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Fiere
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Kansas Miners Head Defies Court Order
Kansas City Meo reports the Kansas Mines leadership defies a state supreme court ruling and orders to testify before the Kansas Industrial Relations Court or face status, with Howat vowing not to back down and promising cooperation if Governor Allen causes trouble.
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Kansas Ciy, Meo
Hidimes State Supreme Court
Andrew Curran
Cranford County Court
Alexander M. Howat
Kansas Industrial Relations Court
Fort
Lluwat Jonneed
Howiut
Allen Warsrouble
Mysterious murder of 9 year old Detroit bride
Detroit detectives probe the death of LiNan Groeser a nine year old bride found murdered in her room at Wey Forest avenue throat cut and skull fractured. Husband Michael Green held at police quarters with no formal charge as investigators seek details.
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LiNan Groeser
Vas
Wey Forest Avenue
Michael Green
Poker Houndquarters
Tata
Redsen
Deteah Antonie Bele Company
Ask Line Extension Ties Chicago Milwaukee Rail Belt Plan
A proposed line extension connects Norwater Junction to Muckfoot Junction, routing through Washington and Alaa with the Deteratate Connience Rominiiesion overseeing the project. Officials seek to standardize metrics and secure funding for the new route.
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Chicago
Milworge Gee
Norwater Junction
Muckfoot Junction
Alaa
Untucky Thief Sentenced After Murky 13th Capers
A garbled report describes a man known as Lonton William Marek who robbed twelve boats and fled. He allegedly targeted a deputy commissioner and now faces years in confinement as punishment.
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William Marek
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