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Moberly Evening Democrat

Location

Moberly, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1921

Page

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Car flips from bridge edge near Possum Hollow school

A new Oldsmobile owned by William Ervin went off a sixteen foot embankment near the Possum Hollow schoolhouse on the Middle Grove Road. Ethel Ervin driving toward Mob erly lost control at the creek bridge, the car rolled over the side about sixteen feet. A block and tackle lifted it from the ditch with little damage. No one suffered serious injury. passengers included Ethel Ervin Harold Ervin George Ervin and George Barnett.

Willam Ervin Possum Hollow Middle Grove Ethel Ervin Moberly Harold Ervin George Ervin George Barnett

Miss Josephine Stark Dies Suddenly in Breakfast Room

Miss Josephine Stark died today in an Albuquerque hospital during breakfast. Born near Yatou and raised in Moberly, she was 8 years in the city and a stenographer for Metropolitan Tus cany. Survived by mother Mrs Mary Stark, three sisters Olle Launti Stark and Mrs WH Ryth, two brothers John Bb and W FL Stark. Funeral arrangements pending.

Earth Josephine Stark Messace Miss Stark Mt. McGregor N.Y Albuquerque N. M Wiss Staricha Deen Tuscany Truttt Stark Yatou Moberly The Baptist Church Mary Stark Olle Lautiia Stark Ryth Yates John Bb FL Stark

Priest Held For Ransom In San Francisco Case

A ransom demand of 350000 dollars was written to Archbishop Edward Hanna for the return of Reverend Father Patrick E. Hesly of Colma. Police say the priest, new to the Colma parish, vanished Tuesday after a death bed confession visit. No call was ever received to reveal his release conditions.

San Francisco Patrick E. Hesly Colma Edward Hanna Hesly

One Car Struck Three Other Cars in Reed Street Crash

Raymond Stephens caused a late day collision by ramming into three vehicles on Reed street in the second block. A. W. Kincaid, Z. P. Hutchinson, and Jane Boland were involved. Stephens paid a $1 fine plus costs in police court after claiming steering trouble. Katherine Ragland visited cousin Margaret Lilly en route home from Excelsior Springs.

Raymond Stephens Reed Street A. W. Kincaid Stephens Kiscaid Z. P. Hutchinson Jane Boland Rock“Leas Katherine Ragland Margaret Lilly Madigan Excelsior Springs

Claims Pipe Bought Does Not Come Up To Specifications

Mr Elheus stated yesterday evening that Moberly city used pipe purchased from American Pipe Co. and would incur about $6,000 annual loss at current figures. He cited guarantees and excess gallons per hour per mile for 10 and 14 inch pipes, calculating avoidable losses of thousands of gallons monthly and yearly. He contrasted with revised figures and proposed price from American Pipe Co. offering similar guarantees, claiming potential savings.

Elheus Moberly Pips ‘Co Einhaus Chicago Ahe American Pipe Co American Pipe Co

Caruso Left At Least Three Wills Found

Naples reports multiple wills tied to Enrico Caruso. A lawyer in Provence wired that the musician drew a last will ten days before death, with another recently accepted as the final will drawn in Sorrento after his return from America. A third will was said to exist in New York.

Caruso Naples Arolther Caruso Provence Caruuso le Daid Sorrento America New York

Miss Mina Woodbridge Heads to Oklahoma City

Miss Mina Woodbridge leaves home with her sister Mrs B Boving and will visit her brother and family in Oklahoma City for a month or six weeks.

Oklahoma City Mina

Mrs Mary Burkhardt Dies After Illness

Mrs Mary Burkhardt died yesterday afternoon at 2 at her home 27 South Morley street. Born in Wittenburg Germany July 17 1846 she married Charles Burkhart July 9 1875 and lived in Moberly since 1879. Survived by husband three daughters Edna LeBrier and Jessie Bister of Kansas City Kay Seranee Hanson of Chicago and son William Burkhart Clarksville Tenn two grandchildren. A paralytic stroke left her frail for three months. Funeral at home tomorrow at 2 conducted by Reverend W W Dawson. Interment Oakland Cemetery.

Mary Burkhardt Mary Burkhart South Morley Street Wittenburg Germany Charles Burkhart Moberly Edna LeB8rier Kansas City Jessie Bister Kay Seranee Hanson Chica William Burkhart Glarksville Tenn Mildred Histarn Mary Alyfreda Selby Burkhart Dhewson Oakland Cemetery

Miss Maude Quayle Weds A. Denny in Berkeley Cal

Cards announce the marriage of Miss Maude Quayle to A. Denny in Berkeley California last Saturday. She is daughter of the late William A. Quayle of Moberly and after education in Moberly and Missouri University spent years in France then taught French at Berkeley High School.

Apent France Berkley High School Mrow Menny Barkley

Berger Man Returns From Buying Trip In Maybirds

He Tins Jon and Miss Romans of Columbia returned last night from a purchasing trip through Maybirds Columbia Jefferson City and Centralia. Styles in women's wear include new lines in suits dresses and skirts with smartness and variety. Berger says fall stock is arriving daily and will be on display soon at VolksBerger stores.

Jon MM. Berger Mast Peers Snyder Miss Romans Columbia WolksBerger Maybirds Jefferson City Centralia Berger Lali Tserger

Disarmament Conference Set for November in Washington

Washington August 5 The formal call for the disarmament and Pacific conference will be issued as soon as replies reach Washington from all powers to the American proposal that the conference open on November 11 provided none raise objections.

Washington, D. C

Six Bandits Rob Barrett Plant for Large Cash Haul

Six bandits seized guards and the Barrett Manufacturing paymaster in Terra Haute Indiana, escaping with an estimated 40 000 to 30 000 dollars in currency. Earlier reports say two bandits stopped a Baltimore and Ohio train two miles south of Altamont Illinois and robbed the mail car s two registered mail pouches and 15 000 dollars in currency. Authorities say railroad officials are watching for the robbers.

Hackensneis,, N. J Aug. S Barrett Manufacturing Company Terra Haute Indiana Baltimore and Ohio Altamont Ilinois Waleh

Miss Almena Winer Plans Winter Room and Board

Miss Almena Winer of Keytonville, returning from Kirksville where she attended summer school, visited town to arrange winter room and board. She announced she will resume teaching in East Park School this fall.

Almena- Winer Keytonville Kirksville Slig East Park School

Probate Court seeks guardian for Mrs Sarah E Rucker

Probate court in Higbee presides over a guardianship petition for Mrs Sarah E Rucker age about 82 asking a guardian be appointed for her farm affairs. Walker Rucker and Dr Nichols of Higbee file the suit alleging feeblemindedness and need for care. defense argues she remains competent to name her guardian and manage her estate of about 700 acres with intricate family ties and debts noted.

Sarah Hh. Buecker Wigbea Iudge Vasse Walker Rucker Inlaw Nichols F.eves Alcheme Buel Dy, Hoss Higbee Sunyone Pines Sayin Bryan Cave J ‘Ain Taft ‘Hy Rucker A . Nichols Highee Mabel J. W. Winn Dinwiddie Lee Clifton William Sports Clitton Hill Recker Jno. Walker Burk Frank Bottom John Rucker

Howey to Join Wabash Railway in Moberly

RARL Howey leaves for Moberly this evening to take a ticket seller position in the Wabash station. He has spent years with the Wabash here and earned a promotion. A World War veteran, he served with Co C, 189th Infantry, and saw service on the Mexican border. Kirksville Express.

Rarl Howey Moberly Wabash W. Howey Wabash Railway Company Howey Wabash Company Co. c 189Th Infantry Kirksville

One-Man Skilled and another collapsed derrick injury

News items cover a derrick failure at the federal reserve bank site injuring a worker, a routine release note for Americans imprisoned in Soviet Russia, a Bronx tenement fire killing four and injuring others, and various political and economic notes from Washington to New Hampshire, including army reductions and tariff discussions. The report also notes a New Hampshire presidential speech urging justice and autonomy.

Bt. Louis Anguat Federal Reserve Bank Dixville New Hampshire America Harding Cole Brook

North Carolina Klu Klux Disbanded Today

Durham reports the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan in North Carolina were disbanded by Grand Dragon Bruce Craven who stated the group is an illegal fraud and a failed organization. He claimed the Klan exists only to collect illicit fees and has no legal standing in the state.

North Carolina Klu Klux Durham Knights of Klu Klux’ Kan Bruce Craven Craven Klu Klux Klan

Weather Report Foresees Showers and Cooling

The forecast calls for thundershowers this afternoon or tonight with cooler air spreading across the west and extreme north portions. winds remain light to moderate as temperatures drop.

G. S

Missing Witnesses in Higbee Estate Trial

At press time the Higbee estate case involving Mrs. Rucker and her kin was still being tried. Several witnesses remain to be called by the defense, including operations linked to Wm. I. Burk, son-in-law and trustee, as notes indicate additional witnesses may be introduced and some named witnesses had not testified.

Program For State Fair To Be Given Out Next Monday

State fair schedule released listing daily events from August 10 to August 20. Highlights include Grand opening, Press day, Auto race, Military and American Legion days, agriculture and industry days, Sacred Sunday, Children’s day, Good roads day, Kansas City day, and College of Agriculture day among others.

Missouri Railand Tse American Legion Red Cross Farahurean Ford St. Leis Sedalia Boys and Girls Club State Board of Agriculture Kansas City College of Agriculture

Des Moines Showdown Forces Street Cars Off City Streets

Des Moines and Wichita dispatches report a dramatic showdown over street car service. Judges suspend electric traction and order receivership actions, prompting buses to replace rail transit as carriers seek exclusive rights amid a long running dispute.

Homer A. Miller ALOW Chicago Eads Street Couet Ria Council Vaniss Nand

Missouri Soldiers Await State Bonus Legislation

Inquiries flood state departments on when bonuses for veterans will be paid under a constitutional amendment. Legislation must set issuance machinery, with funds via bonds in 1923 and payments likely not before summer 1987. Eligible service runs April 6 1917 to November 11 1928, honorably discharged and Missouri resident for 12 months before April 6 1917. Evangelistic meetings led by Rev T A Allison open at New Hope church in Howard county with nightly services next week.

Jefferson City Ave Missouri New Wape T. A. Allison Methodist Church Higbee New Hope Church Howard County

Piedmont Marshal Granted Continuance In Murder Case

Attorneys for Ed Creasey Piedmont marshal charged with the murder of James Turner won extra time in court Judge Dearing granted a continuance and a likely November circuit court term to try Creasey Creasey remains in Iron County jail as lawyers seek release on bail amid a political feud surrounding the case.

Piedmont Greenville Ed Creasey James Turner Dearing Creasey Iron County Auder

Prohibition Agents Seize Liquor From Bank Vault

August 5 Chicago authorities raided the Michigan Avenue Trust Company private vault and confiscated liquor valued at $10,000, tied to Warren Spurgin, fugitive bank president. Federal agents said Spurgin alone had access to the wall where the liquor was kept.

Chicago Michigan Avenue Trust Company Warren Spurgin Spureiu

Rescuer Shoots at Girl in Distress Near Warrensburg

In Warrensburg Missouri area a would be rescuer named Lacey Horton shot toward a car where Frank Hunt and Helen Renick sat. The incident occurred after Horton heard screams and road pursuit by his son and a neighbor. Renick was slightly wounded and Hunt was listed as near death in the report.

Warrensburg Frank Hunt Bigginsville Helen Renick Oak Grove Lacey Horton Hunt Miss Renick Horton

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