Bankers Trust Assets Will Be Sold To Satisfy Creditors
Judge Brumback indicated approval of Ira M. Cobe’s plan to buy Bankers Trust assets from receiver Thomas R. Marks. Creditors would receive between 40 and 43 percent, with the first cash payment expected by mid June. decision postponed until next Tuesday to hear all creditors.
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Brumback
Mr. Mark
Bankers Trust Company
Hermann F. Brumback
Ira M. Cobe
Chicago
Thomas R. Marks
Marks
Mr. Coke
Mr. Marks
Coke
Cobe
Chief Returns One Dollar for Matrimonial Blind Eye
The Moberly police chief recounts a reader seeking a man in Kansas City and a failed romantic entanglement. A woman sends a dollar with a letter claiming a former lover is widowed, prompting the chief to humorously remark on police involvement in personal matters.
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Daniel Ahern
Police
Moberly
Kansas City
Cemalee
Dailey the Comedian Dies in Chicago
Peter F. Dailey, a widely known American comedian, died today at the Auditorium Hotel in Chicago after about a period of illness. The news item notes his prominence in the entertainment world and marks his death in Cunaco on May 23.
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Cunaco
Peter F. Dailey
United States
Auditorium Hotel
Peter F Dailey The Comedian Stricken By Illness
Peter F Dailey a leading comedian with Joe Weber company faced a week of grippe lumbago and pneumonia. He opened in The Merry Widow burlesque at Colonial theater last Monday and poor health limited his onstage performance. His temperature reached 103 as his condition worsened to a critical point by this morning.
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Dailey
Joe Weber
Colonial Theater
Courageous maid drives off intruder in Anaucest incident
Effie Pyles, a maid for Mrs. Frederick B. Shields at 3400 Michigan Avenue, followed a black man into J. M. Davis’s home at 3348 Michigan Avenue. She spoke with him, frightened him away, and provided a description that led to the arrest and identification of Reuben Webster, a patrolman who arrested Price Thomas of 3111 Charlotte Street.
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Effie Pyles
Frederick B. Shields
Michigan Avenue
Showers Forecast Across Central West Sunday
The observer warned of showers tonight and Sunday with cool weather continuing. Rainfall yesterday drenched areas south and southeast of Kansas City with Abilene Texas recording 4.44 inches and Amarillo Texas 0.70 inches.
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West
Kansas City
Abilene
Tex
Amarillo
Oklahoma
Kansas
New York Banker Finis Marshall Visits Kansas City
Finis E. Marshall, president of Phoenix National Bank in New York, visits Kansas City. He praises crop prospects in the Midwest and says a recovery in finance depends on harvests, noting fewer idle freight cars and workers than gloomier forecasts. He recalls early career in Missouri and national banking roles.
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New York
Kansas City
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Finis E. Marshall
Phoenix National Bank
Marshall
E. F. Swinney
First National Bank
Unionville
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington
National Bank Examiner
National Bank of Commerce
St. Louis
Phoenix National
August Belmont
Rescued a Balking Burro in Argentine Impound Lot
A Mexican burro balks at the city pound as Henry Parker the impounder and bystanders try coaxing tricks from playful advice. A high school boy suggests alternatives and finally leads the burro home after the animal responds to gentleness.
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Henry Parker
Parker
E. L. James
Fire Department
Quayle Needs Five More Votes on Ninth Ballot for Bishop
Baltimore May 23 The general conference finished the ninth ballot for bishops with 741 total votes and 404 needed for election. Candidates include Uagle Lewis Stunts Charles Smith Melntye Hughes Downey Ingeley Jennings Goodell Cooke Dorchester Mason. The tenth ballot was taken but not counted. the temperance committee majority endorses the Anti Saloon league while urging opposition to liquor friendly candidates.
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General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Uagle
Lewis
Stunts
Charles Smith
Melntye
Hughes
Downey
Ingeley
Jennings
Goodell
Cooke
Dorchester
Mason
Temperance Committee
Anti- Saloon League
Anti-Saloon League
Prince de Sagan and Mme Gould Reported Married in Hoboken
A revived report claims Prince Helie de Sagan and Mme Anna Gould wed at Meyers's hotel in Hoboken New Jersey the night before the prince's April sailing for Europe. No marriage record was filed in New Jersey within the required thirty days, and no penalty is stated for the lapse.
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New York
Prince Helie de Sagan
Mme
Anna Gould
Hoboken
N. J
Europe
Prince de Sagan
Mme. Gould
Meyers
Midland Hotel to Close with Last Dinner Wednesday
The Midland hotel will be formally closed Wednesday with the last dinner served that day. The lease expires and the hotel company plans to move staff to the Baltimore properties. Clerk T. F. Randolph will transfer to the Baltimore Hotel, with most employees seeking work at Baltimore or in Baltimore Hotel Co. operations.
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Midland
T. FE. Randolph
Hotel
Baltimore
The
Quiere
Sale
Baltimore Hotel Company
Morrell airship collapses on trial near Berkeley
The Morrell airship, 450 feet long and 36 feet in diameter, collapsed at about 300 feet during a trial above Caxtann California. Sixteen Berkeley and Oakland residents in the car were badly hurt as the gas bag ruptured and the aircraft fell to the ground, many spectators fainting. The injured were taken to Roosevelt hospital in Berkeley.
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Caxtann
Cal
Berkeley
Oakland
Roosevelt Hospital
Dog attacked porter at Armourdale drug store
A mad dog reportedly bit John Foster, a porter at Thomas Lilly’s drug store on Fifth Street and Kansas Avenue. Foster shot the animal from a shed door, after it allegedly bit several people. the dog belonged to John Buckingham of Kansas City and was later killed by patrolman Savy Greathouse.
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John Foster
Thomas Lilly
Fifth Street
Kansas Avenue
Armourdale
Foster
John Buckingham
M12
Th Street
Kansas City
Kas
Shonts To Return Home From Paris May 27
Theodore P. Shonts of New York will depart Paris for home on May 27. His wife will stay with their daughter, the Duchess de Chaulnes, until after the birth of the latter's child. The Duke de Chaulnes died suddenly in Paris on April 23.
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Paris
Theodore P. Shonts
New York
No Cabinet Row Denied Over New Haven Suit
The White House rejected claims of a split with Attorney General Bonaparte over suing the New York New Haven Hartford line. Officials state there was no dispute or resignation threat, and cabinet members confirmed uniform stance on bringing the suit following Massachusetts actions.
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White House
Bonaparte
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Whitehouse
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Massachusetts
Tosley Siage
Massachue
Miners Near Agreement After Noon Talks
With only three points remaining, the Missouri district miners’ president Jorge Colville said an agreement was possible after another session with operators late this afternoon. The wage scale will remain the same as last year.
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Jorge Colville
Missouri District
Glover Arrested After Horse Altercation in Deanwood
George Washington Glover, son of Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy, arrived from Lead and refused to move his horse to a livery stable when warned by a Deanwood officer. An altercation followed and the officer placed him under arrest, keeping him in jail for the night.
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Deanwood
S. D
George Washington Glover
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Lead
Glover
Blues Win Ninth In Slugging St. Paul Baseball Game 9-7
The St Paul Blues defeated the Saints 9 to 7 in a high scoring game. Wood relieved Goodwin in the seventh inning and the match remained a power display from start to finish with multiple runs driven in by both sides.
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Cross
Wood
St. Pau
Blues
Saints
Pitching duel ends with late two run push
In a tense game Kansas City and St. Paul exchange runs across eight innings. Wheeler powers a two base homer for Kansas City while Brashear, Neighbors and Cross contribute key hits for St. Paul. Final line shows Kansas City 8 St. Paul 2.
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Minn
Kansas City
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Cross
Wheeler
Rowan
McKune
Beckley
Brashear
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Geier
Davis
Tiemeyer
Krueger
Sullivan
Goodwin
Meyers
McCune
Farris
Hallman
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MeeKune
Hallian
Mekaoe
Geter
Ames Leads Missouri Valley Meet at Elm Ridge Park
Ames dominates the Missouri Valley Intercollegiate track meet at Elm Ridge Park with 38 points after nine events led by Iowa and Nebraska. Missouri, Drake, Washington, Kansas and others trail as Wyoming and other competitors post top results in sprints and distance events.
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Ames
Elm Ridge Park
Iowa College
Missouri
Drake
Washington
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Lincolners
As A
Brandas
Grover F Weubianee
Green
Beard Aemes
van Martin
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Hewitt
Dumas
Douglass
Misssouri
Dennis
Ammer
Pat—Conway
Lampmankee
Brugger
Dechert
Branhamissouri
Beard
Ers Dav Davie
Mitchell
Snyder
Mutehnae _stone Cummings
Vanit Hiaxward
Drake Ault— Cae
Chalis Cxeathington
Newbolt
sergnyicDonald
di Hurl—Stutsman
cAmee
Vadia
Ie Tanee
New Trial for German Editor Maximilian Harden Cleared
The supreme court set aside the lower court verdict finding Berlin editor Maximilian Harden guilty of libel against Count von Moltke. The case was remanded for retrial, Harden was cheered by the crowd as he entered and left the courtroom. The Berlin dispatch reports a harsh public tone toward city crowds and street behavior in contrasting scenes.
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Supreme Court
Maximilian Harden
Berlin
Count von Moltke
Harden
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