Paroled Younger Bandits Return to Minneapolis in Freedom
Mrs. Cora Deming, instrumental in securing parole for Cole and Jim Younger, describes their first days of liberty in Minneapolis and Kansas City. She recounts their cautious travel, reception by officials, and attempts to stay away from trouble while maintaining ties with Parole Agent Whittier.
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Cora Mejug
Minnesota
Ittenden
Kansas City Times
Deming
R. Crittenden
Im McNell Deming
Mk Crittenden
Colorado
Mr Crittenden
Jay
Orwans
Cole
Jim
Huture
Mis- Arild
Tdds
Missouri
Cooley
Cole Younger
Elkins
Tuirs
Whittier
Great Cattle Show Looms in Kansas City Next Week
Lafayette will be represented at the Kansas City cattle show with three breeds Herefords Short horns and Galloways. Special prizes are offered in all divisions though more liberal for Shorthorns. Hereford judges include Thomas Mortimer of Madison Nebraska and John Scharbauer.
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Kansas City
Thomas Mortimer
Madison, Neb
John Scharbauer
Ft. Worth
Tex
van Natta
Fowler
Ind
W. HL. Giltner
Eminence
Lafayette County
Walter B. Waddell
Dandy Briton
Grave Briton
Ernia 2d
Punkhouser
Ernia
Grave Lytton
Don Carlos
Anxiety
Maple Lawn Herd
T. ©. Sawyer
Gudgell and Simpson
Premier
Bean Brianmel
Hubert
Mr. Sawyer
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Cherry Boy
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Court novel procedures cut costs at Lafayette court
The Lafayette county criminal court opened with Judge John A. Rich presiding but did not empanel a grand jury or summon a petit jury until Thursday. Cases included guilty pleas for forgery in the third degree and for attempted grand larceny with prison terms and parole actions. other sentences and parolings were noted.
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Criminal Court
John A. Rich
Saline County
Lafayette County
Jesse Phillips
William Morris
H. V. Williams
Harvey Haden
May Jackson
William Price
William Moss
Mary Litchworth
Ed. Mughes
General Green
Matthew Matthews
W.d. Campbell
Christin Endeavorers State Meeting Opens In Century
The first Missouri State Christian Endeavor convention of the new century will be held in Moberly from October 24 to 2th inclusive. Noted workers will attend including Rev. Francis E. Clark D D W R Newell Rev O A R Janvier Will L Darby and Miss Kate Haas. Topics include The Christian Endeavor in the Twentieth Century Essentials of Christian Endeavor Work and The Greatest War in the World. Also junior rallies and daily Bible study with the new Endeavor Hymnal.
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Christian Endeavor
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Missouri
Francis BE. Clark
D. D
Boston
Society
W. R. Newell
Chicago
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O. A. R. Janvier
India
Will L. Darby
Kirksville
State Union
Kate Haas
St. Louis
Clark
Newell
House of Cbe
New Endeavor
Provisional Congress Members by State
A list of wartime appointees and senators by state names and initials. Includes Jefferson Davis and Alexander Stephens in Senate roles, various secretaries and a long roster of representatives from Alabama Florida Kentucky Mississippi North Carolina Tennessee Arkansas Georgia Louisiana Missouri South Carolina Texas Virginia and more. Missouri is noted as under apportionment with thirteen members and no districting.
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A. E. Maxwell
Kentucky
H . Burnett
Mississippi
James Phelon
Albert G Brown
North Carolina
George Davis
Dortch
Tennessee
Gustavus , Henry
Loudon C Haynes
Arkansas
Robert W Johnson
CB Mitchell
Georgia
Missouri
Provisional Congress
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