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Moberly Evening Democrat

Location

Moberly, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1922

Page

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City votes funds for Tannehill Park improvements

The council approves a 500 grant from park funds to improve Tannehill Park and hire a caretaker. Mayor and officials debate care costs and whether streets should be fixed first. motion to accept passes with support from several council members.

Tannehill Park Creeeley Talbot Fions Chih Thunehill Park Lions Tanner Milter Dingle Aoomen Cornelman Dysart Dysart Councilianan

Portugese Aviators Delayed by Accident in Atlantic Flight

Portuguese aviators bound for the North Atlantic are delayed after a hydro airplane accident in Pernambuco Brazil. A wireless message says they must abandon or delay the leg to the island of Pernambuco as they try to save the motor.

Pernambuco Brazil Pernando

Couple Married in St Louis Returns to Moberly

Mrs Allane Wade of 524 Farter Street traveled to St Louis Monday and returned as Mrs Roy Appleman. She grew up in this city the daughter of Noah Pairbanks and Mya Katherine all o banks. The groom works as a fireman for the Wabash. They went back to Moberly from St outer yesterday on Na 3.

Reily to Be Removed as Gov of Porto Rico

Kansas City man Mont Reily to be replaced as governor of Porto Rico in the near future, with the president convinced he is not the right choice for managing the island. A meeting of the Parents Teachers Association endorsed a one dollar levy, urging voters to approve it at the next election. Mrs. Mary Walden, formerly of this city, died in Chicago. funeral to be held in Missouri.

Reily Porto Rico Washington D. C le. Mont Reily Kansas City Ffarding War Finance Bavird Parents Teachers’ Association Central School Board of Budeation Mary Walden Chicago Chickee Moberly Tite Eelock First Baptist Church W. V. L Amb Mamie Buchanan Nora Rodifer Oakland Tf Nicholson Ain East Jaate Svante Nichalgou U.S. Chasubar Goumeree Tabei Congress Harding Nicholson Pennsylvania Avenue White House J. He. Englen Mre Englen Ubor Wrad Mauter makKers Edward Keating Margaret Price Pam Price iMovie Hall

Old Council Recesses as New One Opens with Swearing In

The old council disbanded amid a crowded Cham ber of Commerce lobby. Mayor Dingle honored retiring members while new members Worledge Kirby and Mrs Ham Robertson were sworn in. The council then elected Dysart mayor pro tem and president amid contentious appointments, with some vacancies to be filled in ten days.

Chamber of Commerce Alteavr Rendine Coun Dingle Caltert Jim Tackley Butler Sid Sde Worledge Kirby Ham- Robertson Col Itirby Hutchingen Ody Turner Dysart Uio Vandeprite Vandegrift Jayed McGanney Albert Duncan McCanne Duncan Vandegrifh Dingle Walden Flo Duntan Lloyd McCanne Tor Streal Biggers Straoet Bigges Lloyd Ganne Ordi

Appointments Confirmed by NICHD Patrol Officials

The record lists named officers and officials including Albert Manning Assistant Chief, Victor McCanne, Patrolman Wil Young, Patrolman Pitcmen J D Crews Chief John Riner and Assistant Chief Moss Alexander Iva Davis. Minor clerical errors appear in names and titles.

J. D. Crews John Riner Moss Alexander Iva Davis 3. Brown Heary Warner

American Legion to stage Love a Benue musical at Grand Theatre

The Theodore Bagi Post of the American Legion will present All Aboard a musical comedy at the Grand Theatre on April 26 and 27. The show features a strong score likened to The Merry Widow with lead roles played by Walter Burke Al Walsh Dorothy Brady and Beatrice Sloan. Tickets are on sale from cast members and local stores with prices 50¢ 1.00 and 1.50. Reserved seats go on sale at 10:00 a.m. April 25.

Wiese Theodore Bagi American Legion Grand Theatre Junie McCree Walter Burke Billy Brady al Walsh Johnny Grady Billy Alexander Phome Ddie Chertington Ant Dorothy Brady Beatrice Sloan Charlene Malone Bettie Hudderson H. Bentley Reedy-Cronan Clyde Miller's Silbert Gale Grand Theatre

Hays Bars Fatty Arbuckle Films From Screen

New York April Fatty Arbuckle will face another trial on charges tied to the Virginia Rappe death. Hays orders a sweeping ban on Arbuckle films, with a potential return possible after investigation and possible reinstatement.

Hays Fatty Arbuckle New York Arebuckle Virginia Wall Tl Moyvies California York

Labor Leader Nicholson urges unity and labor political action

Washington official Charles T. Nicholson spoke to a large audience of labor union members at a high school auditorium last night. He warned of economic strain under the current administration, praised Wilson, and urged workers to engage in politics and back a labor leader in future elections.

Chas. Nicholson Washington, D. C Charles T. Nicholson National Machinists Organiza Omn Nicholson Nistality Joe Myr France Russia Washington Wilson Pnt

Mississippi River Still Rising Threatens Rural Lands

St Louis reports the Mississippi River reached a peak of 837 1 0 feet with forecasts it could climb to 84 8 10 by late Wednesday. The Bureau warned Missouri and Illinois rivers would continue to rise inundating hundreds of acres of farmland and cottages. Nearby floods threaten crops and large tracts of farm land as warnings spread. A Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting at Modern Woodmen hall discussed new activities and membership while the chamber office neared closure for form distribution.

Mississippi St. Louis Ney Aise Malley Park Missouri Veterans ‘of Foreign Wars Fa Hbe Honns Chamber of Commerce

Miners Enjoined From Organizing in Central Pennsylvania

A temporary injunction halted organizing among non union miners in Central Pennsylvania. Judge John A. Berkey granted the order at the request of four large Somerset County employers. In Wilkes Barre, a clash between unions and non union miners erupted with several shots fired but no injuries reported at a washery in the West Chicago area.

Pennsylvania Somerset, Pa John A. Berkey Somerset County West Boston Here

Five Probable Deaths in Joplin Auto Accident

Five persons were feared dead after an auto accident near Joplin. The vehicle skidded into a mine excavation water-filled pit about midnight. Rescue workers and ambulances rushed to the scene from Joplin to recover the car and identify the victims.

Joplin Here

Postmaster Nominations Reported to Senate

Washington April 18 nominations for presidential offices were sent to the Senate yesterday including Missouri nominees Anna A Brown Buntker Frank B Evans and Armstrong. The weather forecast notes a cooler night tonight with frost possible and Thursday.

Senate Washington Missouri Anna A. Brown Bunt Ker Frank Armstrong

Cast Chosen for High School Commencement Play

School authorities at the local high school select Mrs. Alen White to direct this year’s senior play Myss Temple's Telegram. White, former English head, has directed two successful senior plays and chose a three act farce for nine roles. Cast includes John Victor Smith George Shumate Bailey Martin Raymond Krogee Russell Winters and Rebecca Callaway Mildred Packwood Lucille Gunn Ruth Gorton. Rehearsals start immediately with students reporting tighter prep time than usual.

Elias Alen White John Victor “Smith George Shumate Bailey ~ Martin Raymond Krogee Russell Winters Rebecca Callaway Mildred Pack_ wood Lucille, Gunn Ruth Gorton

Genoa Conference Faces Turmoil Over Russo German Pact

Readable fragments show Genoa talks in turmoil with Russia and Germany seeking annulment of the Rapallo treaty. Allied leaders including Lloyd George and French officials push for protests and possible action if the pact stands, amid calls for reparations and new notes.

Genoa Lova Russia Denteare Lloyd George Germany Deleg Ig Paris

Lions Endorse School Tax Proposition By Unanimous Vote

The Lions Club endorsed a school tax proposition at their meeting by unanimous vote. A special election is scheduled for April 25 Tuesday. The measure aims to fund next term needs. area Lions urge turnout to support the measure. Also noted, Rev Duvall and Rev Layman married Miss Dana Gabelman in Bloomfield IA this afternoon.

Lions Lions Club Ereheol Area Us Dna Gabelman Byterian Pach Bloomfield

Reed Wilson Dispute Sparks Sta Louis Political Debate

In St Louis Missouri on April 19 reports show Reed and Wilson controversy shaking state politics. Former President Wilson distances himself from Reed and a Senate race, while supporters split over the impact of a letter and campaign strategy.

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Forest Park exhibition plan sparks council debate

Davis Co. represented by TP R seeks city approval to place exhibits at Forest Park and install attractions including boats and free motion pictures on Pouris Street. The plan outlines permits and rights for a Merlog display with a temporary theater manager Mr. Davis, but the council postponed action to a later meeting.

TPR Davis«Co Forest Davis Pouris Waite Gerson

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