Grand jury displays indictments in criminal court
The grand jury finished Tuesday, disposing cases including Eddie Carper who pled guilty to one count of assault with intent to kill and was fined 100 dollars and paroled on 159 dollar bond. Guy Carpenter pleads not guilty to first degree murder with trial set for May 29. Edward Cummings pleads guilty to burglary and larceny. Wade Higginbotham pleads not guilty with trial March 27. G A Dawes pleads not guilty to writing prescriptions for liquor. W H Bagby pleads not guilty for failure to file prescription list with set dates March 25. Roy Grossman pleads not guilty to selling liquor on Sunday with trial March 26. A Gass pleads not guilty to selling liquor to minors for March 25. Adolph Everett…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Carper
Guy Carpenter
L. Smith
Edward Cummings
Wade Higginbotham
Roy Grossman
Mareh
A. Gass
Adolph Evert
Minor liquor charges lead to guilty pleas and fines
The record shows Fritz Elsner and Woods facing liquor related charges with fines and probation. Fritz Elsner pled guilty to selling liquor to a minor and was fined 40 dollars with parole on a second count. Woods pleaded guilty to keeping pool tables without a license and was fined 850 dollars with 90 days stay of execution. a second count was paroled. W H Reineke pled guilty to permitting a minor to play pool and was fined 50 dollars and paroled on the second court. Theodore Reineke pled guilty on seven counts of selling liquor to minors, fined 50 dollars or 160 on each count and paroled on four counts.
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Quor
Fritz Elsner
Woods
W.H. Reineke
Theodore Reineke
Local Firms Receive Studebaker Dray Wagons
Rea and Page Milling Co Marshall Ice Co New York Racket Bagwell Montague Grocery Co and T T Huff have just received new Studebaker dray wagons each costing over 300 dollars except the named list These wagons enhance street appearance and business impression in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea & Page Milling Co
Marshall Ice Co
New York Racket
Bagwell - Montague Grocery Co
T. T. Huff
They Move from Piper Building Occupants
A group of young women occupying rooms in the Piper building near the southwest town square left town suddenly on Monday while the grand jury sat in session, which appeared to influence their move to seek another location.
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Piper
Grand Jury
GEN HORNE ON TRIAL FOR KILLING IN KANSAS CITY
Gen. R C Horne of this city faces trial in Kansas City criminal court after shooting H J Groves last November. Four lawyers Louie C Boyle Frank P Sebree Robt Ruff and Chas M Howell defend on insanity grounds blaming business reverses and worry for Horne s breakdown. His wife children and mother of Blackwater attend with witnesses and friends.
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R. C. Horne
H. J. Groves
Kansas City
Criminal Court of
Louie C. Boyle
Frank P. Sebree
Robi. Ruff
Chas. M. Howell
Col. Horne
Horne
Card of Thanks for Babes Death Assistance
The Ba lard family thanks friends for support during the illness and death of their beloved child. Mr and Mrs William Ballard and children express gratitude for kindness and condolences received.
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Wm. Ba'lard
Telephone Meeting Draws 23 at Herndon
W F Claycomb reported a Tuesday telephone meeting at Herndon drew 23 attendees with 18 signing up for telephones. A switchboard will be installed at Herndon. Longwood exchange offered to connect lines. Blue Lick set a meeting for Saturday at 3 o clock. Herndon plans a parallel meeting and Blue Lick will install a switchboard.
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W. F. Claycomb
Herndon
Longwood Exchange
Blue Lick
Enid Welcomes Oklahoma Settler Albert Zabl
Albert Zabl, who moved to Enid Oklahoma in February, is enjoying the country and invites friends to visit. By March 8 his peach trees were blooming, potatoes planted, oats sown, with wheat and alfalfa thriving and a bumper crop ahead. He resides in Enid with his wife and daughter while his sons work on the farm.
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Albert Zabl
Enid
Oklahoma
Mr. Zab
Uncalled for Letters Remaining in the Marabell Post Office
Miss Lydia Cumpley and several local residents are listed in an old postoffice notice urging recipients to claim letters within two weeks to avoid forwarding to the dead-letter office. Names include Kellie Lawrence Jane Sandidge Mabel Young C C Beavers Archie Craig J A Darnaby Ernest Gaye P G C Lynch Mille Marion E Rhoades Jordan Rodgers James Gullivas Al Wille and others.
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Marabell
Will
Eggs For Sale In Rhode Island By M T Chagtai
M T Chagtaib advertises Rhode Island eggs for sale with short note indicating availability. Product details are limited in the fragment.
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Rhode Island
Church Notes Highlight Local Missionary Meeting
The Ladies Aid of First M E Church hosted Mrs G N Hanson on South English Ave. Music and refreshments made the afternoon pleasant. Epworth League plans a musical program for Friday March 27. Several clergy and lay leaders including Rev Ira W Barnett Judge Samuel Davis Rev J B Abbots Jacob Van Dyke N M Myers S J Montgomery Harry Francis traveled to Mexico for Laymen Missionary Movement meetings. Saline church reps John A Jones and John Dyer also attended. Rev G W Shepherd left for Springfield for the annual conference and Mrs O E Hawthorne departed as a lay delegate.
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M. E
G. N. Hanson
South English Ave
Epworth League
Ira W. Barnett
Pittsburg
Samuel Davis
Missouri
J. B. Abbots
Jacob van Dyke
N. McK. Myers
J. Montgomery
Harry Francisco
Mexico
John A. Jones
John Dyer
Saline Church
G W. Shepherd
Springfield
O. E. Hawthorne
Sale Report From Lawless Draws Satisfied Crowd and Prices High
W H Lawless reports his sale Tuesday very satisfactory and prices better than expected. He notes no rain and good attendance.
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W.H. Lawless
Eggs for hatching from Barred and Buff Rocks
Mrs Thos J Baker of Slater Missouri offers hatching eggs from two yards of Barred Rocks at 2 dollars and 1 dollar per 15 with a general yard price of 60 cents. The Nugget Strain Buff Rocks are priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar per 15. Reach R F D 2 Slater MO. 3-27.
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Thos. J. Baker
Slater
Birthday Ice Cream Supper for Thekla Detmer in Missouri
Thekla Detmer celebrated a birthday with an ice cream supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Detmer. Guests included F. C. Peuster Lizzie Teckmeyer Sophia Zimmerman Anna Peuster and others. Anna Tiemeyer departed for St. Louis to work as a nurse. The group notes Saline remains a favored destination and jokes about a long word Penadebasm peanda butter da navia.
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Louis Winters
Dan Ripperger
Levi Borgman
Mre
Peuster
Levasy
Jackson County
Saline
Mra
J. H. Detmer
Thekla
Mia
F.C. Peuster
Lizzie Teckemeyer
Sophia Zimmerman
Anna
Local items and notices from Marshall area
Local items report political withdrawal. L Avers leaves Democratic sheriff race due to ill health. Also notes spring millinery at Mrs Chaffee and sales at her shop. Chariton county votes dry by 644. Various personal visits and travels listed. A Japanese Art Reception by the Monday Club at Castle Hall raises 30 for purchases.
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L. Avers
Chariton County
Saline
Gleen Quigley
Oklaoma City
Bertha Pittwan
West Marshall
Castle Hall
Mr Shima’s Artwork For Public School Display
Mrs Chaffee offers to pair buyers with Mr Shima the Japanese artist for spring hats and pricing options. She can arrange suitable styles and pricing when purchase is ready.
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Shima
Blue Lick Farming and Community Notice
Blue Lick farmers sow oats and prepare corn planting. Will Ferris has a nine pound girl at his house. A large crowd gathered at Jim Dennis the previous Sunday with Mrs. Lasley her daughter Grace and others. Wm Clark returns to the area praising the Blue Lick water as summer nears. Mrs. P E Dennis has been very sick with grip but is able to be up at her writing.
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Will Ferris
Jim Dennis
Lasley
Grace
Mra York
Scottie
Annie
I Will
W. Dennis
L.C Dennis
Austin
Fisher
Wmn
Clark
Blue Lick Water
P. E. Dennis
Woodson Notes on Local Happenings and Visits
Woodson reports three loads of hogs sold Monday. Garnett Gorrell recovering from illness shows improvement. W Scott and family from Houstonia visited Woodson Tuesday and Wednesday. Dr. G B Hall passed through town Wednesday. Alonzo Ziegel and family stayed with J J Scott over weekend. Jamie Scott and wife shopped in Marshall last Saturday. Frances Scott and Murriel Gorrell on sick list. Woodson school closed after six month term. Teacher plans to teach in North Dakota this summer.
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Judge Force
Garnett Gorrell
W. Scott
Houstonia
Woodsow
G. B. Hall
Alonzo Ziegel
Marvin
J. J. Scott
Jamie Scott
Marshall
Frances Scott
Murriel Gorrell
Woodson
North Dakota
Pullman Tourist Sleeping Car Service Bargain Details
Complete information regarding this great bargain to railway fares and the Pullman Tourist Sleeping Car Service can be obtained from C. E. Hawthorne, Ticket Agent C&A. RK. R., Marshall Mo.
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C. E. Hawthorne
C&a. RK. R
Marshall Mo
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Criminal Court
G. A. Dawes
W. H. Bagby
Eet Taylor's
Eenere
White House
Gen. Horne
Herman Robinson
Blaver
Stella M Tenoble
Slater Walt L. Ferguson
Josephine A Goodman
Teehee Mesico
Archie A
Eeeenee
Mareball
Geo Williams
Ose
Cena Marshall
Sunella Smith
M. T. Chagtaib
Little Rock
Juanita Bewley
Dickinson
N. D
Mrs. Chaffee’s
Bertha John
Near Sweet Springs
Sarah Casey
Chilege
Ed Covey
Wm. M. Wakefield
West Marshball
Jefferson City
St. Louis
E. W. Forman
E. M. Keith
Salisbury
Lena Jobe
Burt Clays
Wick Davis
Naptony
Ashley Keyes
Texas
Ben L. McRoberts
Maria Bend, Mo
J. M. Holt
Ida Guthrie
Pacific Coast
And
Pullman
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