Roosevelt blockade and arbitration debate
Frac H. Farris protests misquotation about Governor Stone and lobbying amid reports that the United States may seek arbitration at The Hague to resolve Venezuela tensions. He argues against sensational ties to Stone and requests a public correction, noting concerns over maintaining blockades and American shipping interests during potential arbitration.
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Regeevelt
Wiltes
Iirje
Tai
Sowelime
Opatro
Bowen
Haguey
Nl‘tes
Matner
Hague
United States
Farris And Lee Denial Reprinted In Missouri Row
Farris and George T. Lee defend themselves against allegations linked to former Governor Willam J. Stone. They dispute a December 1912 Post-Dispatch interview and address claims of involvement with a state capital lobby. They state misidentifications and misstatements in the original article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenk AW. Farris
George T. Lee
Missouri Plate
Willan J. Stone
Republic
Henntor
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Fotwr
Leo
George T
J. W
Carter County
Young
Besster
Christmas Eve Cantatas by Local Sunday Schools
Churches held Christmas Eve programs for their scholars. Baptist pupils performed a cantata with Miss Madge Nicholson solo and a duet by Misses Georgia Bullard and Elizabeth Morrison. Oranges candies and nuts were given to children. Methodist pupils featured Master Bennie Price solo and Santa Claus gift distributions from John Price and Daniel Ruebel. Christian church ladies hosted an afternoon social with cake ice cream candy and fruit. Episcopal pupils enjoyed a Christmas feast with songs and speeches. Lutheran School tree showcased gifts for scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist School
Madge Nicholson
Georgia Bullard
Elizabeth Morrison
Methodist School
Bennie Price
Bea
John Price
Daniel Ruebel
Christian Church
Schods
Bryant Brightwell wedding held at bride’s father home
The marriage of Everey Lee Bryant and Minn Susie Arnold Brightwell occurred Thursday afternoon at the bride’s father Brightwell home. Dr Gordon officiated with Jesse Bryant and Mamye Brightwell as attendants. Relatives gathered in Kanes City for the celebration as plans for the couple’s future were discussed.
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Everey
Lee Bryant
Minn Susie Arnold Brightwell
Ae Bride
T. ‘Brightwell
Gordon
Jesse Brygat
Mamye Brightwell
Kanens
Mire
Bryant
Etenbeth
Ahrens
Hilprecht's Discoveries in Babylon Revealed by Nippur Tablets
Philadelphia shows professor Hilprecht leads Pennsylvanias dig in Nippur uncovering 150000 tablets from a temple library. Finds suggest Babylonian scholars knew earths shape and advanced arithmetic far earlier than thought, with links to Assurbanipal and Babylonian deluge records.
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Philadelphia
Abraham
Nippur
Babylon
University of Pennsylvania
H. V. Hilprecht
Univerity
Constantinople
Hilprecht
Re Perial
Whippur
Imperial Ottoman Museum
Unversity of
Pennsylvania
Citiza
Privats
Abrham
Tulmul
Hilprech
Woglish
Nipper
Alprecht
Hylprecht
tUme
Temple Hill
Mit
Assurbunapal
Nineveh
Laird
Smith
Tiprecht
Poly
Sargon I
Ods
Nippar
Arcrerxes
Darius
Heilprecht
Chebar
Ezekiel
Nippur. the Plane Hut Also Bees Find Where Bewituasuenzar
Lsriel
Suaslare
Fluipretht
Divorce suit clouds Hubbard over public reform hints
Witter Willits reports to the Columbia Herald that Klbert Hubbard faces a divorce action on statutory grounds. The piece mocks reform zeal, cites his personal excesses and alleged hypocrisy, and photographs a climate of scandal around the periodical figure.
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Witter Willits
Columbia Herald
Klbert Hubbard
Mythinks
Hubbard
Tonoolast
Ted
Satan
Allon
Hoover
Pieper
State School Report Shows Women Paid More Than Men
State superintendent Carrington will release statistics on education nationwide. Missouri reports 969,482 children aged 6 to 19, 703,067 enrolled, 472,798 average daily attendance, 2,539 districts with many small terms, and an average term of 149 days. Female teachers earn on average 1.68 more than male teachers. total annual school expenditures reach 3,169,268.42 with per capita 2.52.
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Carrington
Missouri
Colorado
Nevada
Odessa man shoots self after wedding day
John Scott of Odessa killed himself Wednesday evening after speaking to his master’s bride following her ceremony. He boarded the train, jumped from it during headway, and was found mortally wounded. He was carried to the station, recovered enough to stand, then shot himself four times with a pistol, with authorities noting probable insanity and prior contemplation.
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Jobn Scott
Odessa
A. Trails
Hog Disease Rescue Through Turpentine Dosing
J W Green of Poplar Bluff Missouri reports his many dogs fattening swine fell ill with a disease common in Central Missouri. He treated the afflicted hogs with twenty drops turpentine mixed with good alcohol and hot water. That evening hogs returned to the trough. The next day further results were positive, so he repeated the dose and the hogs began to pick up, which he calls cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Green
Poplar Biaffa
Missouri
Prize Corn Contest Winners Expected Next Week
James RK Moorehead collected corn for the prize corn contest and expects to be awarded next week. Competing gentlemen James Kelly J K Ainkead Charles Mitchell provide specimens as candidates for the judging.
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James RK Moorehead
James Kelly
J. K.ainkead
Charles Mitchell
Tie
Dr Lowry Resigns From Calvary Baptist Church KC
Dr J O B Lowry of Calvary Baptist Church Kansas City resigns after twenty one years of service and accepts a call to Atlantic City New Jersey.
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J. O. B. Lowry
Calvary Baptish Church
Kansas City
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