Reed and Londos Win Wrestling Matches
Reed of Fulton and Mondell of Chicago wrestled a drawn preliminary before Reed won the main bout after thirty minutes fifty seconds. Londos defeated the Balkan Lion in one fall with a flying headlock series, both bouts drawing a large crowd and promising future matches including Reed versus Londos at Fulton on April 17.
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Reed
Fulton Aut Mondell
Chicago
Fulton Wizard
Mondell
Nnish
Combly
Macon
Mateh
Teel
Jaon
Londos
Gondos
New York
Wight Times
Londox
sAtter
Aygein
Tue Lion
Ilha
Blakan Lion
Theo
Max Orlida Lore
Strangler Fd
Lewis Niele Tod
Ulton
Teed
Landos
Clarence
Brooks
Tlandos
Terrific Explosion Destroys Building in Charleston
A large blast at a fort terminals complex in Charleston S C destroyed a building storing war munitions. One Virginia man was the only known fatality while a laborer is missing. Nearby structures suffered heavy damage and many windows were shattered across North Charleston. Navy officials coordinated with Charleston and the navy yard to assess the extent of damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Jack Tum
Virginia
Fort Terminals
Ghigs
North Charneston
Navy Yards
Washington
Spha Navy Department
S. G
Navy Yard
Bryan Rejects as Speaker for Sunday School Event
The Christian Register reports William Jennings Bryan was dropped as principal speaker for the International Sunday School convention in Kansas City Wa. by the executive committee citing disagreement with his views on modern Bible interpretation.
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Boston
Christian Register For
Loamay
William Jennings Bryan
Kansas City
Bryan
SP Railroad Official Attacks Grains of Federal Control
Ju lia Krattschnitt, Southern Pacific board chairman, testified before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee in Washington on April 18. He rejected William G McAdoo's claim that private ownership restored railroads after government control, arguing federalization centralized power and hindered efficiency during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Julia
Krattschnitt
Southern Pacific Board
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
William G. McAron
Kruttschitt
McAdoo
Wilson
Cmpte
Raylroads
Krultschuitz
Gold Dollar Trio Spurs Woman’s Coin Find at Fulton
In Fulton Missouri on April 18 a woman named Mrs Harvey found three gold dollars. An 1861 Charlotte minted dollar with Letter C, a Dahlonega Letter D dollar, and an 1889 gold dollar totaled 140 dollars. The collection was sent to a coin dealer for appraisal.
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Fulton, Mo
Charlotte
N. C
Dahlonega
Harvey
Patton T
Bank Suit Over Promissory Notes Hits Benj Toluson
The College Mound Security Bank sues Benj W Toluson on multiple notes dating 1919 to 1921. Claims include a May 27 1981 note for 161.75 at interest, a July 15 1921 note for 179 at 7 percent, and a 19019 note for 1800 at 7 percent with partial payments and remaining balances. Additional suits allege unpaid notes from 1920 1920 and 1920 with varying amounts and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Mound Security Bank
Benj. W. Toluson
Chiis
van Johnson
Bens
W. Jolson
Noble
Maplalatity
Four Men Warn of Broken Rail Near Paris
Four Black men spotted a broken rail about 21 miles from Paris just before Wabash Train No. 28 was due. They hurried to Paris and notified the crew who signaled and avoided a wreck. Rev. H. F. Kern of Vandalia spoke at the First Christian Church, which is holding pre-Easter services each evening this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Wabash
H. F. Kern
Vandlaila
Christian
Railroads Reveal February Profits Rise Sharply
Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission shows railroads earned 47.7 million dollars in February, a 4.67 percent gain from valuations. The February 1824 deficit is cited as a contrast, with rising earnings signaling possible rate reductions as upper-trend profits continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Comimerce Commission
Aman
Bolsheviks a Snag At Genoa Conference
Genoa April 193- The allied proposals seek to restrain Russia to Purkey level. Russia objects to parts of the plan and demands 24 days to prepare a formal reply. The conference opens with four commissions to study political, economic, financial, and transport issues amid Russian resistance and Allied hopes for progress. Germany's note on reparations, including a 60 billion mark internal loan and Allied supervision, is rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Russia
Agin Wiens
Paris
Germany
Allied
Rotary Club Meeting Reports Growth and Scout Support
The regular weekly Rotary Club meeting at noon today drew good attendance. Members discussed the Muskogee event via a Pe OREN report and shared ideas for future plans. The club pledged strong backing for the Boy Scout movement and noted new members joining the roster.
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Rotary Cab
Rotary Club O
Muskogee
Okla
Mame
Boy Scout Movement
Hannibal
Moberly
William Jeming
Howard
Stamper
Chib
Tha Moherly
Ginb
Lurbia Clib
Columbia
Divorce Law Clash Reveals South Carolina Ties
At the Tuntsville term of court, the judge noted that in South Carolina couples handle strife privately due to local divorce laws not in state statutes. A Democrat-Representative quoted lawyers saying unhappy marriages are settled within families with couples remaining together. Mrs Y Leach was slated to speak this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuntsville
South Carolina
Waleed
Two British Aviators Die In World Flight Crash
London reports two British aviators were killed today in a crash during a world flight attempt. Sir Ross Smith and M Bennett are named among the casualties with details scattered in despatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ross Smiths
M. Bennett
Wis
Ross
Glee Club Delights Large audience at Moberly event
The college glee club entertained a large audience at Moberly with high class vocal selections, orchestra and stringed instruments. They received 75 dollars plus a class treasury balance, and the program highlighted the college life before wartime changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Contes
Streek
Tor Peaselass
Weismuster
Tee
A. Oh
Iedeta
Dion
Aplonid Owork
Held
ADEL
Shack
la Moberly
Lou
Harding to oppose further navy cut
The article reports President Harding planning an open letter against reducing the navy to 67,000 men and indicates he may express views to Congress on the navy bill personnel section. It notes the American Legion pledging support to big navy advocates and cites comments by Sanford MacNider accusing lawmakers of aiming to diminish U S naval power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AX. C
Tarding
Indianapolis
Navy
Congress
Tsanford
MacNider
Harding
United States
MacNider Chargerl
Shoush and Bride Married in City Ceremony
Dr Shoush pastor of Tmmannedl Baptist church wed Miss Berta C Wader of Wize ginsville in a morning ceremony yesterday. Over two hundred guests attended a banquet and church program followed by a mock wedding. The couple now reside at 901 gagood street.
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FP. M. Shoush
al Tmmannedl
Baptist Church
Wizeginsville
Shonsh
Jeff
Ayas
Shoush
Gagood Street
Harding Lends Support to National Hospital Day
President Harding backs National Hospital Day observances across the United States calling for continued public understanding of hospital service. He praises wartime hospital facility expansion and notes the observance, led by Matthew O. Poley, will involve educational programs in more than 4,000 hospitals.
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Chicago
Presi
Harding
United. States
Lina Istter
Matthew O. Poley
National Hospital Day Committee
Cela’brate National Hospital
KF Torrence Nightingale
America
England
Australia
Wanda
Cook Blekerson to Spend Bailey Holidays with Family
Cook Blekerson connected with the agricultural fenesimbat at Gidahy Packing Co. at 3 City is at home to spend her Bailey holidays with her parents, and other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook Blekerson
Gidahy Packing, Co
3 City
Oime
Ind
Fatty Arbuckle Acquitted on Third Trial in San Francisco
In San Francisco on April 13, a jury acquitted Roscoe C. Fatty Arbuckle on a manslaughter charge in the Virginia Rappe case after six minutes deliberation. Arbuckle expressed relief as supporters cheered. his counsel called it a splendid victory.
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Fatty” Arbuckle
Law
Francisco
Roscoe, Arbuckle
Virginia Rapne
New ‘York
Famous Players Corporation
San Francisco
Roscoe c
Patty
Virginia
Rappe
Dolar
Brown
Cs Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Gavin McNab
Milton T
McNabby
Relie
Building Tunnel Under Hudson River New York Plan
Building the S40,000,000 vehicular tunnel under the Hudson River with twin tubes each 29 feet 6 inches outside diameter will carry 3,800 vehicles per hour in both directions and 46,008 daily. New York and New Jersey share costs. first construction began March 31, 1923, with entrances at Broome and Varick streets in Manhattan and at Provost and 12th streets in Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hudson River
Camp J
Beach Broome
Varick
Canal and Varitek
Erie Railroad
New Jersey- Eans
Provost
Lah
Honyay
New Jersey
Arkansas Rip Van Winkle Dead
Fort Smith Arkansas April 13 Jim Eslinger 63 known as the Rip Van Winkle of Arkansas died here today He slept thirty six months awakening last July His death ends a curious life noted in Sebastian County records
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith
Ark
Jim Eslinger
RipVan “Winkle
Arkansas
Eslinger
Sebastian
Nospit 5Meyer
Moberly Doctors Plan Health Talks for Public
A fragmented local notice describes Moberly physicians proposing health talks to aid the public. It references doctors Mitchel Carmick Ragan Bazan and others, noting involvement with Southeast Park and police court mentions for a drunken disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seladas
Parachiz
Tian Wap
Moberly
Perry
T Park
Mitchel
Carmick
Patte
Southeast Park
Mortgage Maturing and Treasury Reimbursement Details
The notice outlines a mortgage maturing on January 18, 1923 and discusses reimbursement to the treasury for improvements. It references a loan amount of 64,000 and related financial actions.
County flood prompts river district alert and damage
Unclear OCR reads as flooding along the river affecting a district and transport. A rising dike breached the rad terminal and traffic disruption reported with thousands potentially impacted. Further details pending.
Fragmentary Chronicle Notes River Push Near Chillicothe
The readable text mentions a river journey toward Chillicothe with notes on the To ads and Avalon. It hints at named places and a sequence of events but lacks clear structure or complete details.
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Londes
Col. Bryan
Kansas’ City
Soa
Pacific
MEAD
G. Spadoc
Sheme
Glee Club
Comrades
Antenty
Javening
Sirecess
Stimepoint
Jever
Dr. Shoush
Bride
Inmaninel Man Fist
Sen. Dea Ved
Princess Olga OF
Greece
Hudson
Rip van Winkle
Jim Hines
Gems
Ludwig Awa
Avalon
Chillicoth
Abi
Chillicothe
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