Federated Music Clubs Meet in Mexico Missouri
The Missouri federation of clubs holds its annual meeting in Mexico from April 24. Miss Lora Miller Burke participates in the program. The first day features a Junior contest with 39 entries in Plato and musicianship and nine in composition. Contests draw entrants from across Missouri where junior work leads nationwide.
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Missouri Federation of Clubs
Mexico
Ath Mra
Lora Miller Burke
Plato
Thou
Opal Hinton
Helen Cotter
Ihisity
Silssouri
Stata
Clean Up Campaign Urges Waberry Kindness and Action
President Klein asks all churches clubs societies and individuals in Wa.berry to join a citywide Clean Up Campaign. The initiative urges thorough yard cleanup including ashes junk cans bottles rags weeds and vermin and to sweep alleys vacant lots and cellars with soap brushes brooms and shovels. Officials cite insurance savings and health benefits and invite Scouts to help remove glass fragments. the letter stresses community effort and civic pride.
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Chamber of Commerce
Berry
Moberly
Cincinnati
Health Department
Louts Klein
Midwest cyclone toll climbs with hundreds injured
Tornadoes struck the Mississippi Valley from Nebraska to Ohio and from Lake Michigan to Arkansas, destroying roads and rail lines. Ill inois Indiana Missouri and Kansas report heavy damage with crops and livestock losses and several fatalities as wires fail and floods worsen the crisis.
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Chicago
Middle West
Mississippi Valley
Illinois
Indiana
Nebraska
Ohio
Lake Michigan
Arkansas
Mnais
Warsaw
France and Allies Break With Russia and Germany at Genoa
France refuses Genoa talks with Russia or Germany and demands abrogation of the Rapallo treaty. Allied leaders cancel key meetings as officials say the Rapallo pact jeopardizes the Genoa conference and its aims.
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France
Russia
Germany
Genoa
Louis Barthou
Rapallo
Observere
Paris
Rapallo S
Ohio election to judge Harding favored son in 1920 race
Ohio faces a pivotal vote in the coming congressional campaign to gauge support for President Harding. Major parties weigh governor and senator races while hinting at candidates like James M. Cox and Burton, with local shifts in Marion and Toledo noted.
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Columbus
Ohio
Harding
James M.gox
Massachusetts
Oho
Marion
Mess
Longworth
Pomerene
Burton
Senate
Knight
Walter I, Brown
Toledo
Bank cashier robbed of 11784 in Kansas City incident
Kansas City April 18—F. Meador, cashier of the Science State Bank, was robbed of 11 784 by two African American men who forced him at pistol point to leave a street car. Passengers and crew were held at bay as the robbers escaped.
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Kansas
Ff. Meador
Sciencet State Bank
Scout Meeting Set Before Parade in Chamber of Commerce
All Boy Scout troops with their scoutmasters and assistant scoutmasters meet in the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Friday April 21 at 7:00 p.m. The session, called by R. A. Davies acting Scout executive and C. M. Hulen Scout commissioner, aims to receive instructions and finalize plans for the parade the next day April 22 at 8:00 p.m. All scouts urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Chamber _ of Commerce
R. A. Davies
C. M. Hulen
Weather forecast shows warm trend into Wednesday
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with warmer temperatures, especially in the northwest portion.
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Northwest
Appeal to Christians and Monberly Citizens for YM A Support
A public appeal from Mrs dS H Sims urges Monberly residents to back the Young Women's Christian Association. The piece explains the group's mission to train young women in Christian character and service and emphasizes a 33 000 budget for the year. Donations are to be sent to YWCA headquarters.
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Monberly
Young Women’s” Christian Association
Jesus
Christ
Sayiour
Lord
Y. Wi. G.A
Ds H
Sims
Moberly Fans Attend Mexico Match in Opera House
A delegation of Moberly fans traveled last evening to Mexico for a wrestling event in Fulton. The bout at the opera house drew an estimated 1000 spectators and lasted one hour twenty two minutes before London defeated Read after Read struck his head on a musical instrument and could not return.
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Mexico
Fulton
Wrelst
Landog
Reed
Opera House
Londas
Etrick
Parsons shops reopen after railroad layoffs
Part of Parsons Kansas sees shops reopen after weeks of closures as railroad workers return to work. The period covers April 18 with the Democrat Wantads noting previous layoffs and renewed employment.
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KATY
Parsons
Kan
Eiga
Binourt
Kansas
Texas Railroad
Ork
Yataprday
Grand and 4th Street Present Big Town Theatre Bill
The Grand and Fourth Street theatres showcased a lavish program last night featuring The Queen of Sheba on grand scales, with Harald Slay and Lloyd’s antics delivering laughs and Richard Talmadge as a new screen sensation. The Grand Orchestra under Toe G. Bisch performed, while the Queen of Sheba impressed with its gigantic production and historical scenes attracting strong audience applause.
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Moberly
Aon
Made
Grand “Orchestra Angalogue
Fourth Street
Ot Sheba
Harald Slay
Salto
Fairbanks
Parnum
la View
Bing ‘Ag
Toe GC. Bisch
Queen of Sheba
Bettyne
Queen ‘of Sheba
Death of Miss BL My MeCully's Father
Mrs F M Metully of 472 Mast Rolling Street reports the death of Joseph Williams, former resident of Nome, after wintering with the McCullys. He is survived by three daughters in Kansas City, Cedar Rapids, Chicago, Aberdeen, and South Dakota. The body arrives tonight. funeral and interment plans to be announced.
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F. M. Metully
Rolling Street
Herbaria Joseph Williams
Afd
Cully
Quincy
Aince
McCully
Mra
Kansas City
Mma. Butler
Gedar Rapids
Byda
Borst
Chicago
Hone
Williams
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Mound
Missouri Pacific Train Derailed Near Isbell Missouri
A Missouri Pacific train derailed near Isbell Missouri after a landslide at 6:30 a.m. today. The engine and mail gear were damaged. many passengers aboard the fast boat-bound train No. 10 to Kansas City and St. Louis sustained injuries as the train moved slowly.
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Jafferson
City Mo
Missouri:Pacific
Kansas Cisto
St. Louis
Jack Dempsey Reaches France Amid Welcome From French Delegation
Jack Dempsey Jr. arrives in Cherbourg France in April to a warm, anticipatory welcome from a delegation of Frenchmen aboard. He greets them with cheer and jokes about his nickname as he surveys the official reception in France.
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Cherbourgh
France
Jack “Dempsey Jr
Hoy
Freteh
Senate Republicans Reach Agreement On Soldier Bonus Bill
In a caucus today Republicans agreed to move forward with the soldier bonus bill. Meanwhile a report from Washington notes negotiations to restore the eleven billion dollar war debt of the Allied nations to the United States will begin next week with Great Britain the first debtor nation.
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Washington
Senate
Washington, D. C
United States
Great Britain
Reed Responds to Wilson Criticism in St Louis Letter
Missouri Senator Jas A Reed replies to former President Woodrow Wilson who attacked him in a St Louis Globe-Democrat letter. Reed defends his federal reserve act stance and cites Wilson’s 1918 commendation letter as misrepresented. Wilson states he would not associate with Reed and questions Reed’s loyalty to any cause.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Reed
Missouri
Sk. ‘Louis
Lee Meriwetherer
Wilsson
Washington
St. Louis
White House
Senate
St.Louis
Globe- Democrat
Woodrow Wilson
James A. Reed
Lee
Mediwether
Haa
Hank Ec ¥. Wilson
eMilisph
Aéhieayne
Réed
Washington, D.C
Meri Aether
Seenia
Trom
Senator Reed
Meriwether
Fon
Fames
Aw Reed
United States
Globe
Democrat
Moberly Wins in the Auto Club Contest
The Moberly Automobile Club claims victory over Hannibal in a regional contest. The meeting notes new district leadership, with Rust Rabern planning to expand the club’s service role and headquarters near Moberly.
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Moberly
Tne
Hannibal
Moberty
St. . Louis
Smeeting
Beasifat
Rola
Boare
Forrest Martin
JeNain
Vern
Bundridge
Carroll “Carper
Rich Carrell
G. O. Cuppaidge
Dingle
Frank Holman
Louis Klein
John Lamb
Des George
Robinson
Clay Shum
Wigginton
District Ager
Rust Rabern
A ‘Ory
Man
P.O. Walker
Tom
Roe Whitley
Asbury
Niipetony -Hugh- Hintons
Mikel
Stephen’ Y Ragan
Sprage
I. A. Hawkins
R. Alen
Feo L
Babcock
Croft
Li. Wiggins
Tony Piorita
Kansas City Loan Association Chief in Jail
Kansas City April 18 R G Douglas head of the Kansas City Loan Association is jailed on charges of embezzling more than 450000 from the Jackson County Savings and Loan. He faced a 23000 bond and pleaded not guilty. Deputy Prosecutor Fos Hanna indicated bond challenges ahead.
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Kansas City
R. G.dolas
Jason, County Savings and Loan
Ivery
Douglas
Fos Hanna
New Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs J P Kelly
Mr and Mrs J P Kelly of South Clark street announce the arrival of a baby boy this week. Mother and baby are reported to be doing well and both are in good condition.
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J. P. Kelly
Clark’ Street
Case against Boatman dismissed in Justice Marshall's court
The case alleging a night robbery by John Wail was dismissed after the prosecuting witness Dail failed to identify the suspects in court. The inability to confirm the assailant led to the dismissal of the charges today.
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Wantord
John Wail
Dail
Marshall's Court
Boatman
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Klein
Clely
Joplin
K. C
Boy Scouta
Mober ‘Ly Sports
San London
Wantads
Grand and
4Th Street
Grand
Missouri Pacific
Isbell, Mo
Jack Dempsey
Llandsii
San ‘Mago
Cape Verde Islands
Portugese
San Tiago
Atlantic
Portugal
Brasil
Missourian
White ‘House
Eamy
Nll
New York
Woodrow
K. C. Loan Association
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