Federal law fuels case of wife and children abduction
The Cape Republican reports that Ww Phelps abducted a Paragould, Arkansas family led by Mrs. Sarah Summers and her husband, a railroad worker. U.S. Deputy Marshal Whitworth traced them to Pemiscot County Missouri, where Phelps was jailed. The new federal statute carries a minimum fine of one thousand dollars.
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Cape Republican
Phelps
Aio
Paragould
Ark
St. Jaonis
Sarah Summers
Paragoule
Nan
Cipe
United States
Whitworth
Lin
Stewart's
Westhill Phine
Pemiscot County
Pemiscot
Ape stomach transplant astonishes Paris medical world
Paris reports a dramatic operation where Dr Roulies removed an ape stomach from a two year old primate and fitted it into a farmer named Pierre Laurent. After twenty days in hospital he eats heavy foods with no protest though slight wobble remains. The replacement stomach tolerated liquor and stood the test.
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Paris
Peirre Laurent
Himselers
Dis Roulies
Agen
bin Rent
A Hard Job and a Plea for Road Work
A juror related a murder trial verdict, noting gratitude from the prisoner and a wry exchange about the hard time. Joe Foust of Concord spoke in the city about roadBuilding ideas, claiming that applying a material while the surface is moist yields a solid, durable road and that both dry or wet conditions fail.
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Joe Foust
Concord
Mar. Foust
Mrs Theo Klinkhardt and kin visit relatives
Mrs Theo Klinkhardt and her children left Saturday for a weeks visit to relatives and friends at Mascoutah HK St Louis and Maplewood Ma Miss Mildred Davis of Sikes ton has been here several days visiting her friend Miss Letitia McParkind Judge J S Gossom and a few Caruthersville friends drove to Hayti Tuesday evening Bob Gutty and J J Kehn attended a Republican speaking in Caruthersville Monday World York was in Caruthersville Tuesday
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Theo. Klinkhardt
Mildred Davis
Sikeston
J. S. Gossom
Caruthersville Autome
Hayti
Bob. Gutty
J. J Kehn
Caruthersville
Monday World
Explosion at Charles ton warehouse injures man
C J Willis of Dupont Powder Company attempted to dispose of about forty sticks of dynamite at Farmers Mercantile Company in Charles ton. He took a box to the store rear and set it afire, triggering a violent blast that shattered windows within a three block radius. Willis was thrown to the ground and is under medical care at Kendrich Hotel.
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C. J. Willis
Dupont Powder Company Works
St. Louis
Farmers Mercantile Company
Charleston
Willis
Kendrich Hotel
Dunklin County Fair Promises Great Kennett Event
The Dunklin County Fair in Kennett runs October 16 to 19 with attractions, crowds, displays, pod racing, and famed hospitality. Kennett’s tradition of quality guarantees top effort, and thanks are given to management for the season ticket.
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Dunklin County
Kennett
Depot delay shows railroad control in state
The writer laments the Railroad and Warehouse Commission for serving railroad interests over the people. Two years have passed since Frisco depot in the city burned, with no action taken and little chance of progress before spring as railroads still influence decisions.
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Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Frisco
Spencer and Stubbs Move Into New Fred Morgan Brick
Spencer and Stubbs, noted as hustling up-to-date merchants, relocated to the Fred Morgan brick building this week. From a small frame shop to a greatly enlarged space, they now display a full fall line with an army of clerks ready to serve promptly and pleasantly, a sign of rediscovered success and generous use of printers ink.
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Spencer & Stubbs
Fred Morgan
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Mascoutah
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McParkind
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