High School Squad Banquet Encourages Clean Athletics
At a 1926 banquet the LibeMano jal high school squad received praise for scholastic effort and clean play. Principal Smith and Captain Hardtaker urged focus on studies, with speeches from R. C. Wood and others stressing support for the team and a victorious season ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mano
Ata Pana
Smith
Parcipal
John
Ryach Seyert- Higins
Carl
Sars
Oscar
Horatatten
Perry
Barnes
Cer
Pubric
R. c. Wood
Hardtaker
Fish School
Laurent Jea
Cine E
Mit Smith J
Conell Lligeins
Derald Fursman
Kishing Mule
He Een
P. Smith
Pili
Soret Huraltt
Gari’ Dr Ay Ft Howard
Y. Jones
Harry Mort Mayer
Eake
Railroads charge intimidation in trainmen evidence
A chaotic hearing unfolds with railroad attorneys claiming trainmen fear dismissal and coercion by their superiors. Missouri senator Wagnener cites opposition to a national executive representative and a tense vote scene is described alongside election committee plans within the Chamber of Commerce to canvass primary results and declare directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toneka
Wagnener
Atchison
Sen
Missouri
P. A. Dinsman
Chamber of
Sinclair Moves to Quash Indictment in Interior Case
Sinclair seeks to quash the indictment charging him and former Interior Secretary Fall with conspiracy. Through counsel in Washington, the defense argues for pretrial rulings as arguments on the motion unfold. A hearing date is set Friday with a decision expected later, outlining next steps in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
F. Sinclair
District of Columbia
Sueme Court
Iim
the. Interior
Sinclair
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Ee A Roe at Vinland
Mrs Ee A Roe aged 60 died at home one mile west yesterday noon. Funeral service tomorrow at her residence church with Rev in charge. Roe is survived by two sons Harold of Moberly Missouri and William of Indiana and sisters Mrs George and Mrs Itz of Vinland and San Diego California.
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William
Ind
George
San Diego
Calif
Ema i Itz
Vinland
Buffalo in North Herd Increases, says Harkin report
A Canadian report dated December 14 notes the buffalo herd in Alberta and nearby regions has risen since 1907, with the Alta breed preserved since 1907 after near extinction. Diseases and conservation efforts are mentioned as factors in population changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ited Press
Qhead
J. Binella
Alta
Scene of Decapitation Rampage Cited at Peking Theater
United Press reports a chaotic scene in Peking last week where a man attempted to crash a theater gate during a Chinese lantern procession. He was shot when halted by guards. several soldiers were killed or wounded in the ensuing violence. The incident sparked controversy over foreign involvement and lawlessness amid occupation, with observers noting rising Chinese resentment toward foreign control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
United Press
Jwasi
Theo dL Picttures
Philip Sasa
Manden Seneral Yat ‘Coenee
Kanje Teolin
Pleasant Grove Social Notes Sketch Readings
Pleasant Grove area residents appear in a series of brief social items and visits. Names such as Hibner, Elner, Bolande, Ch rence, Emma Porter, Johnson Daniels, De Mrs. Et jz, Avery, Te net, Mr and Mrs Tom Dapsgett and Ison, Tevin Flory, Rothrock, Lex, Lawrence visitors, Elmer and Leonard Williams, Sandy Williams, Hilene Williams, August Boohles, Frances Fopeka, and Alia gsters are mentioned in a sequence of Saturday and Tuesday calls and township hall gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uarvey
Hibner
Avere Elner
Flor
George
Bolande
Chrence
Emma
Porter
Sanilay
Johd
Daniels
Gust
Boble
Ison Werd Lawrence
Tevin Flory
Cnet Rothrock
Lex
Riven
Sgxcelsior
Elmer
Lawrence
Leonard
Sandy’Williams
Barve
Hilene Williams
August’ Boohleswas
Iagten Frances’ A
Fopeka
Alia Gstors
De Soto Readers Report Turbulent Car Trade Tale
Desoto residents Perry Neise and George Ey Rhian engaged in a business in Kansas City while Anderson shipped a car of hogs to the area. The Martin family was stirred by a startling incident reported in the local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Nease
George
Eyrhian
Sas
Anderson
Kansas
Daugi T
Martin
Stranglin
Svas
Artis
Fragmented Edits of Holiday High School Notes
A garbled set of school notices and social updates from Holliday area events. Mentions Miss Emily Barlow, Miss Isaiah Burnett, Mrs. Ice Dy-Hauer, Emma Williams, Chauncey, and Jefferson. References to a senior high game, Christmas event, and club meetings with scattered names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curt
Arete
Artiss
Mansa Dey
Shor
Saturda Ato
Palfer Aia Catio
Bernice Teale
Emily *Barlon
Holliday
Ting
Isiah
Urice Dy -Hauer
Morse
M Shambers
Seothe My
Owen Baker
Ryan
Houston
Sio
Buck
Emma
Williams
John ‘Eboner
Chauncey
Jam Loyeaul
Cliffor
Perry Nea
Eldon
Gordon
Atrour High School
Springer
Onine
Nts Ass
Tern
Odd
Laura Doane
Sith Armstrong
Ina’ Martin
Nellie
Phi Wasch Ghosen
Fay
Lee
Taylor
Abel
Doll's Day and Armistice Program Mentioned in Parish Notes
The fragmentary notes reference a doll day at a church or parish with girls bringing best dolls to sell and a story of an adopted child. Armistice Day events appear with a morning program, outdoor sixth grade activities, and mentions of Miss and Mrs. Owen involved in local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selgoll
Andy
Arade
Margery
Pan
Fragmentary sports chatter from garbled OCR note
A jumble of names and phrases from a page segment mentions Pinckney, Pennoch, and various sports terms like billiards and garage. The readable content is sparse and disjointed with no cohesive event, date, or clear entities to anchor a full item.
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Dsek
Pe Moor
Bertia
Mohte
House of
Congress
Quasi
Buffalo
North
Harkin
Charleston
Pees Dee
Ileston
Charles B
Ae Piapan
Tokyo
Imperoshihito
Planis
Hort
Worth
Texas
Ginadiar
John Q Parmer
Wusic
C.of
Chamber of Commerce
Fervoy
Bor Petroleu
Coe Wil
Jecaare Élour
Iter Ander’s
Pleasant Grove
Desoto
Anges Fom
Dorothy Sullivany
LeRoy “Gronjed Wade
le Dyer
Colirses
Jes
Borin Dergart
Dént
Catherine
Alan
Francis A Pinckney
Akon
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