Easter Auto Mishaps Claim 22 Lives and 200 Injured
United Press survey tallies 22 deaths and about 200 injuries from auto accidents across the nation on Easter. Ashland Kentucky reports six deaths and four injuries. Detroit and several other cities report multiple fatalities and injuries with Cleveland, Columbus, Philadelphia, and Washington among those listed.
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United Press
Ashland
Kentucky
Detroit
Athens
Dallas
Columbus
Cleveland
St- Louis
Chicago
Washington
Indianapolis
Wilkes-Barre
Ticksonville
Fla
New York
Portland
Ores
Go Gan Rancisco
Philadelphia
Golaumbus
Casullios
Easter service clash as 16 Klansmen disrupt Pittsburgh church
In Pittsburgh a group of 16 hooded Klansmen disrupted a Methodist Easter service at Glendale Church, forcing the crowd to evacuate. They remained at the rear before leaving after threats of arrest. Attorney Kidney stated he would pursue the case, condemning the act as a violation of public peace.
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Atrornes
Tad
Nilou
Turing
Datter
Deveral
Widnes
Kidney
Bride and Groom Wed in Higheo Ceremony
A marriage license was issued for James A. Brenner and Mrs Ollila Slick of Higher. Slick is daughter of Mr and Mrs Seymour. the groom’s sister Julie Stolt of Ned Moberly is noted. Governor Smith proposes tax relief favoring small salaried men to boost education and wealth promotion.
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Higheo
Herve Spediaty
James A. Brenner
Ollila Slick
Eigher
Slick
Cow
Seymour
Ahrvite
Moteriv
Slater
Joluie Stolt
Ned Moberly
Smith
New York State
French Aviator Foresees Era of Low-Cost Airplanes
Tolouse April 2 Harbot the famed French aviator flew four flights using a motor with limited horsepower. He claimed one ascent reached 50 feet for one minute, noting he could operate on half his motor's power. He predicted future airplanes with parachutes will cost only a few dollars and be safe and easy to fly.
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Tolouse
France
Harbot
Ater
Haif
Gidd
Germany May Try New Peace Move
Berlin reports indicate Germany may push a fresh peace initiative after weekend violence across the occupied zones left several dead and wounded. Officials consider whether internal strains and pressure from France could prompt shifts in policy.
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Germany
Fire damages homes in two separate blazes
A fire damaged Mrs Davidella Webber’s home on Vine Street when high winds spread embers from spring cleaning debris. The roof and upper floor suffered extensive damage with an estimated loss near 38900 and parts of the house had to be rebuilt. A second blaze at Alpine apartment house caused by olive oil also damaged property and briefly prompted firefighting efforts.
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Davidella Weber
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Tillie
Oalive, Espanis
Mris
Jon Chemical Tank
Mundell Officiates Town Couple Marriage
Hoy W Mi Mundell officiated the marriage of Miss Binnehe Lew ix cut dartishbung to Maryin Wartil of Clark. Ruby Porter and Bloyt Lawrence attended. The celebration was held at this city with Mr and Mrs CrsG Hamilton presiding. Joe Lowes was badly scalded while working at the shops during the ongoing recovery period.
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Binnehe
Lewix
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Clark
Ruby Porter
Bloyt Lawrence Ar Clark
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Eammilton
Algo
Aceon
Joe
Lowes
Scald
Carter Boing
Perry D Menke passes away suddenly in St Louis
Perry D Menke longtime railroad man and conductor died unexpectedly yesterday in St Louis. He was 65, survived by a wife and several siblings, with a long career in the Wabash and Missouri Pacific railroads, living in Moberly for decades. Funeral services planned in Moberly with burial at Gale Land.
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Lonnie Menke
Antineto
Cole
George Menke
Wraneis Menke
Mintioon
Whiwo Sisters
Prank Gonseitn
Chicago
Charles Sweet
Wabash
Moberly
Paris
Win
Eince Moberly
Thes Waash
Bradceman
Feeigh
Ehow
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Nigis Por Plan
Ararat Shrine
Kansas
Ciby
Gorive
Sounl
Moweah
Arcvlark Werthesdiay Attomian
Edwards
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Gale Land
Navy Nomination Process and Exam Guidelines
A fragment outlines the Navy nomination path from the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis. It notes mental examination requirements and the role of district officials in selecting eligible applicants and alternates, with age and qualification criteria and submission deadlines.
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Navy
Diditer
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U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Mary
Distriel
Tabeiar
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Calendar Notes From Viewe AL GA LMNDAR
The readable fragments show club and corps reserve meetings and schedules. Items reference Bluebird Corps Brigette Betsy Ross and Betsy Ross hub with times around 4:15 pm and 1:30 pm, plus a Wednesday meeting and swimming events.
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Betsy Ross
We Corps
Mystery Dog Theft Report From Boonville
brief police bulletin notes a break in at a residence in Boonville. A caller reported dogs missing and a firearm and money were stolen during the preceding night. No suspects named and investigation ongoing.
Easter Church Bids Rejected By Engineer In Moberly
A letter from Bo He, engineer, explains that high bids for paving between Thimisville and Moberly were rejected. He notes plans to grade the road, pave sections with hard-surfaced material, and survey for an overhead crossing at Huntsville while awaiting funding and right of way conditions.
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Thimisville
Maberlyy
Wisatia
Bluatsville
Huntsville
Promisi Ag
Camret ‘House
Hlowever
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Therake
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Einitsville
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Poultry and Egg Transport Rates Cut by Commission
Washington April 2 The interstate commerce commission ordered reduced rates on shipments of live poultry and eggs between Missouri and Mississippi river gateway points east of the Indiana-Ohio border and south of the Ohio river. The action aimed to equalize charges with other traffic but the commission declined to award liens.
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Iterstitle Commerce Commission
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Mississippi
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Wansis City
Moi Whd
Sioux City
Ohio
Ohio River
Omaha
Nebraska
Rev Mundell to Leave Mobherly Soon
Reverend W. M. Mundell, pastor of the Blirst Christian Church, announces he will resign soon. He will preach a farewell sermon this Sunday and then enter a future field of work. Mundell has served as head of the church and overseen a period of steady growth and community engagement.
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Mobherly
Mundell
Christian Charel
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Congre- Suhalay
Nyonel
Lis Carroll
Uwiien
Fey
Ivall
Anil Saventy
Weather Outlook For Tuesday Through Tonight
Forecast shows a paid Tuesday start with unsettled conditions carrying into tonight. Expect showers mainly in the west portions with a chance of light rain affecting some areas.
Blunders Nt place for the past matter
Fragmentary notes reference a past matter and an ad related misplacement. The readable text hints at a stray error in a dated notice and an advertising fragment. No names or organizations are clearly readable.
Extreme gloom over crop outlook reports via Chicago expert
Chicago dispatch cites an April forecast showing grim winter wheat prospects and likely lower yields. The report notes light snows, late planting, and cool conditions hindering growth across northern regions, with farm economist projections citing potential losses.
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Chicago
Byon
Public safety incident report details unclear
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a public safety incident and a head or shoulder injury. Specific names, places, dates, or outcomes are illegible, leaving only scattered references to a neighborhood event and a yard location.
Fire Loss At Delaplaine Ark Total $100000
Delaplaine Arkansas suffered a major blaze destroying the post office four stores a bedroom a barber shop two dwellings and affecting the Missouri Pacific railroad facilities. Authorities estimate the total loss at $100000 with the fire reportedly sparked by an explosion and aided by winds.
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Delaplaine
Ark
Delawaine
Postolficé
Missouri” Perelfic
Nonstop Dance Record Contest Described in 1920s Tale
A garbled report details a 27 hour nonstop dance contest in New York and San Antonio, highlighting Alma, Miss Gummings, and a group of young dancers. The narrative mentions photographers, multiple partners, and a world nonstop dance record claim, with references to outfits and a vegetable diet.
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New Yorks
Alma
Sat.Antonio
Daniees
Pais
Paris
Gaesare Eone
Paleccaa
Ain
Quintey Returns As Healthier and Stronger Figure
A fragmented note reports Quintey returning with claims of being healthier and stronger. The incomplete text references ongoing self improvement and a positive health outlook.
McNinch Sells Home Amid Quiet City Notice
J W McNinch sold his residence at 310 Wy and relocated. Fireman Ge wife and Winard report the move as a quiet, two person affair with plans to consolidate neighbors and adjust to the change.
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Winard
Armed bandits rob mail sack truck in district
In a morning raid several armed robbers assaulted a guard, seized mail sacks and a truck, and fled the area. A guard and local officers pursued, with reports of revolvers and a tense pursuit through the district as the bandits escaped with the cargo.
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