Political conventions clash over resolutions and race rhetoric
At Jefferson City the Kansas City mayor urged a disfranchisement resolution while the convention roared with liberal and anti Negro cries. Delegates for Denver readings and district caucuses selected amid noisy clashes and badge symbolism across Missouri districts.
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Jeffexson City
N. M. Moody
Macon County
Cers Lewis Eee
John H. Taylor
Chillicothe
TA Dodge
Sullivan County
Maloney Marriage Not Legal Court Rules
New York report states Miss Helen Maloney daughter of Martin Maloney of Ohio was not legally married to Osborne. Referee Gohalan filed a report finding the marriage invalid and annulling the Osborne union. Maloney had previously married Samuel Cedar, a young Englishman, and the court order nullifies the Osborne betrothal.
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New York
Helen Maloney
Martin Maloney
Oe Hia
Osborne
Gohalan
Osbhorne
Miss Maloney
Uel Cedar
Osoe
Oe Cetthier
Divorce Suit Filed in Independently by Amanda EF Against Beary
Divorce suit filed in Independ today by Amanda EF against Beary Blankmeier. Funeral services for Jo Wn aetivee, who died yesterday, set for today at 8 at Weesee Shephar home 1538 Holly. Burial at Mount St raters cemetery. Bernard MacMahon funeral Monday at 9 at Church of Our Pies cemetery.
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Beary
Blankmeier
Jo Wn
Aetivee
Weesee Shephar
Holly
Mount Straters
Bernard MacMahon
Monda
Church of Our Pies
Platt Testifies in Divorce Suit Amid hush money claim
Senator T C Platt testified in a sensational suit brought by Mae C Wood alleging a 1901 marriage contract. He claimed he never proposed or married Wood and denied exchanging a wedding ring or any deed or certificate. He appeared feeble and was aided by attendants as he described payments to his son to settle the case.
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New York
T. C. Platt
Mae C. Wood
Omaha
Frank H. Platt
Oriental Hotel
Arlington Hotel
Miss Wood
Platt
Broadway
Canfield
Philippines
Fifth Avenue
Mr. le Barbier
Ieou
Katy
Mr. Stanchfield
Chicago
Odell
Stanchfield
Catty
Deaest
Mr. Lebarbier
Lebarbier
Mae
Saypens Creed
Socials and visits fill Kansas City week end noting
Mrs W M Abernathy and Miss Celia Abernathy travel to Manhattan Kansas for a week with Mr and Mrs J H Miller. Miss Irene Quick and Miss Mildred Patterson return to St Joseph from a visit with Miss Marie Dodge. Mrs Charles M Munger hosts Nancy Abernathy birthday party with games flowers and prizes. Several gatherings and arrivals announced for church conference and bridge luncheons. Births and engagements planned with Elizabeth Johnston and Zelner Dowling wedding June six at All Souls church. Names include Harkless DeLong Dowling Jones, Mecrum McCray and other local families.
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Mildred Patterson
Marie Dodge
St. Joseph
Daniel C. Phillips
Elizabeth Johnstone
Zelner Dowling
Detroit
Mich
All Souls’ Church
Mrs. Dowling
Second Avenue
Missouri snagboat reaches city to coal up and clear river
The United States snagboat Missouri tied at the foot of Main street this morning. It will stay in port several days to take on coal and supplies before patrolling the river for hidden snags. Captain A J Spahr says the stream is in better condition now than ever.
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United States
Missouri
Main Street
A. J. Spahr
Bryan Movement Dominates Salina Democratic Meeting
Salina reports show Bryan supporters holding a strong lead as Johnson Democrats concede defeat. Harrison of Sheridan County vows to stay in the race, while Farrelly campaigns for senator and Atwood eyes governorship amid a broad organizing push across Kansas.
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Sheridan County
Hugh Farrelly
Salina
Kas
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Johnson
W. H. Ryan
Botkin
Botkin-Bryan
John H. Atwood
Harris
Atwood
Leavenworth
W. A. Harris
Haskell
Oklahoma
Chanute
Farrelly
Joseph Taggart
Kansas City
C. W. Freerks
Wichita
Henderson Martin
Marion
Coal strike near an end reaches wage scale agreement
After seventy days of negotiation the Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas coal operators and miners reached a two year wage and working conditions agreement this morning. It will be reviewed by the miners this afternoon with a vote expected to approve and return miners to work next Monday. The plan keeps pay uniform across several districts amid other gains. Twelve couples observe golden wedding in Abrest France with extensive family attendance and village celebration.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Southwestern Coal Operators’ Association
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