Juvenile Gun Case In Kansas City Over Cat Killing Debate
Henry Porter 15 faced Wyandotte county Juvenile Court judge Van B Prather after he shot a cat accused of killing his chickens and rabbits. The question centered on laws about destroying property and discharging firearms within city limits. The article sketches Porter’s poultry project and ongoing losses from an apparent night theft.
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van B. Prather
Wyandotte County
Henry Porter
Washington Avenue
Kansas City
Kas
Henry
Nelle Diers
Tudge
Entertainment Tomorrow Benefits St Anthony's Home
The box office for tomorrow afternoon's entertainment to benefit St Anthony's Home will be spacious at Twenty third and College Avenue. Admission is one pound of provisions, not cash. The program features Mrs May Kelly Miss Katherine Williams Miss Pearl Jewell Louis Schnier and Knights of Columbus minstrels in the home parlors. St Anthony's Home cares for parentless children.
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St. Anthony's
St. Anthony's Home
Twenty-third
College Avenue
May Kelly
Katherine Williams
Miss Pearl
Jewell
Louis Schnier
Knights of Columbus Minstrels
A Fair of Two Nations Franco British Exposition
The Franco British exposition in London aims to foster English French alliance by showcasing arts industries and manufactures of both nations. President Fallieres attends as his visit coincides with the event, which highlights cultural and commercial ties between France and Britain.
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London
Fallieres
France
England
Editors Choose Officers at Missouri Press Meeting
At Excelsion Springs Missouri on May 29 editors gathered for officer elections. The constitution forbids nominations, so each member votes personally. Walter Williams nearly nominated H F Childers of the Troy Free Press, while friends of C M Harrison of the Gallatin North Missourian pushed his name into consideration.
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Friends
C. M. Harrison
Gallatin North Missourian
Childers
Williams
Wes” Robertson
Gallatin
J. M. Campbell
Doniphan Prospect News
J. K. Pool
Centralia Courier
Howard A. Gass
Jefferson City School Journal
Walter Williams
Missouri School of Journalism
Missouri
A. L. Lawshe
Postoffice Department
William Marion Reedy
St. Louis
Bart Howard
Joplin
Exposition sketches and local political notes blend in a crowded page
The piece moves from Franco British Exposition coverage and a humorous animal anecdote to court remarks about a man with a revolver and a cat’s fate. It then covers the exposition grounds near Shephard's Bush, stadium capacity, and Olympic plans, followed by Missouri journalism elections and a School of Journalism update with comments from Walter Williams and others.
Myopia Hunt Club Orders Mass Shooting of Hounds
The Myopia Hunt Club of Fioston Show Sigue in Hydrophobia Boston May 29 reports the entire pack of fifty two English fox hounds at Hamilton kennels shot to death to curb a rabies outbreak. Several other dogs and a horse named Forest Ping were also affected, with unknown origin of disease.
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Myopia Hunt Club
Fioston
Boston
Hamilton
Forest Ping
William H. Moore
New York
Bride’s Crossing
England
Ireland
Veterans to Decorate Graves in Kansas City Cemeteries
Confederate and Union veterans groups plan grave decoration in Kansas City cemeteries tomorrow. Farragut Thomas post and Lincoln Circle meet Union and Forest Hill at 10 AM, while McPherson post and Phil Sheridan circle visit Elmwood Mount Washington St. Marys St. Peter and St. Pauls cemeteries, listing burial counts. Confederate veterans groups meet at Forest Hill Confederate monument at 10 AM to decorate Confederate graves.
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Kansas City
Farragut-Thomas Post
Lincoln Circle
Union
Forest Hill
Union Cemetery
McPherson Post
Phil Sheridan Circle
Elmwood
Mount Washington
St. Mary's
St. Peter and St. Paul's
Elmwood Cemetery
United Confederate Veterans
Stonewall
Daughters of the Confederacy
Forest Hill Cemetery
Death of Edward MacLellan Obituary Notice
Edward G MacLellan a grocer aged 43 died this morning at his home 323 Benton boulevard Kansas City where he had lived for twenty eight years Funeral services will be held at 330 oclock Sunday afternoon at Armour chapel in Elmwood cemetery
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Edward MacLellan
Edward G. MacLellan
Benton Boulevard
Kansas City
Armour Chapel
Elmwood Cemetery
Cafe Valerius to Open in Victor Building Basement
Work on the mahogany interiors completed. The new Cafe Valerius in the Victor building basement will open tomorrow with lunch service starting at noon. Ventilating provides fresh air while stained glass prisms and marble vestibule denote a refined finish.
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Victor
Valerias Place
Cafe
Valerius
Mr. Valerius
Kansas City
Motor Collision Injures Four In Memphis Area
Chauffeur Bee steers Van Vleet touring car to avoid a head on crash with a second motor into a surrey carrying S. T. Parke and family. The impact kills Mr. Parke and Mrs. C. W. Parke and injures others. the chauffeur is arrested.
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Memphis
Tenn
Bee
P. P. van Vleet
Memphis Country Club
S. T. Parke
Kansas City Women Athletes Hire Dorothy Doane Instructor
The Kansas City Women’s Athletic Club has engaged Miss Dorothy Doane to assist in physical training. Doane, daughter of Mrs. Mary R. Doane, will study at Columbia University in New York City next week to pursue a summer course in physical training and dancing at Teachers College.
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Dorothy Doane
Mary R. Doane
Friendly Visiting Association
Viola Dale-McMurray
Doane
New York City
Teachers’ College of
Columbia University
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