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Moberly Evening Democrat in Moberly, Missouri
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1921
Page
1
Marriage of Lille Murity to Joseph Lawrence at Maryville
News from relatives reports the marriage of Lille Murity of Moberly to Joseph Lawrence of Little Rock Arkansas. The couple traveled with Miss Lucile Murphy and wed in Maryville. The bride is from northwest Moberly and daughter of Mr Murphy. They reside in Fort Worth, Texas. The minister Stieve of the Gentri Christian church will lead a future convention visit and vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lille Murity
Aiy Sily
Joseph Lawrence
Stieve
Jewelry thief killed by secret service in Kansas City
A robbery at Adams Jewelry Company ends with a guard shot and killed in Kansas City. Jones, 63, described as a poll worker, is said to have attacked the window and fled before being shot by a Secret Service operative who had been tracking the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Laday
Rited Jones
Poll “Dlonter
Adams Jewelry Company
Tan
Burlington Plans To Start Work On New Road Soon
Surveyors visited Moberly this week to inspect the westward route for a proposed railroad from Monroe City to Mexico. Officials say high labor costs delay construction but a supply of workers could speed up work within weeks. There is talk of a large yard project near Moberly and a potential line to St. Louis via Moberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Ysurington Reilroad
Moberly
Monroe City
Mexico
Teig
Soelia Wsl
Moherly
Lowell
Nso
St. Louis
Jackson County Negro Hanged To a Tree
A black man identified as Walker Ley was hanged in a tree near Independence Missouri after being convicted of assaulting Miss Hligabegh Dasthm in her home. The event marks the first hanging in the county in several years, according to local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
Kansas City
Walker Ley
Hligabegh
Lee
Sudependence
Dneksen
Prohibition and a Baby's Death Stir Medical Debate
Reno Riceh of Monett Missouri died Friday evening from what doctors called a poisoning. Dr Carlos Copeland criticized prohibition officials for restricting access to alcohol and an antidote saying swift treatment could have saved the child. Copeland recounted he ordered whisky to be given to the baby but the dose proved ineffective, and the infant died after a brief rally. He urged physicians be allowed to use any measures to save patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monet
Reno Riceh
Gusti
Phelom Bloch
Monett
Eure Hotie
Copeland
Bloch
Mindy
Fran
Lvst
Nere
Mill Fire Destroys Kelley Milling Plant In Wansis At Oo Ave
A fire caused by a lightning bolt destroyed the Kelley Milling Company plant with an estimated loss of 500000. Grain dust ignited between the elevator and mill. Adjacent milling facilities suffered water damage. Mr and Mrs J of Rhodes of St Louis visited sister Mrs DB Carpenter this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Oo Ave
Kelley ‘Milling Company
Heerin
Closing Day At Chautauqua Promises Far-Reaching Talks
The article notes the final day of the Chautauqua program featuring concerts and a closing lecture by Col. W. Alverson. It highlights audience attendance, pledges for future years, and Dr. Weathard’s talk on civilization’s products under Christian influence, with emphasis on youth participation and moral support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turther Sands
Undepesdenk Ghia
Pias
Wis
Bern
Cmt
Tilien
Shubert
Osoltee
Ian Redding
Wendin
Chiat
Une
Weadhaeh
Audinestum
Min
Wisle
The
Vale Tries
Mim
Col. W. Alverson
Jury Finds Far Brooks In Car Smash Up Case
The jury finds for plaintiff May Brooks in a car collision suit, assessing damages at $22 after evening deliberation. The July 3 1922 incident at Morehead and Morley streets involved both drivers claiming right of way and slow speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far Brooks
May Brocks
Morehead
Morley
Otler
Brooks
P. Cave
Hunter & Chamier
Slig
Start to Crucify Unions in Harding's Old Home Town
Chicago aug 7 old laborers protest transfer of Marion shops to private contractor under Dun-Rition. Labor board to receive protest. four writers tally suit. Union advocates claim Eric Railroad formed corporation to seize shops and erode labor rights amid threats and mounting protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Chicago
Ririro
dun-Rition
Éonditons
Th. Railroad Service Company
Mauyion Bankers Aid Business
Yxen
Eric Railroad
Tietitions Corporhation
Isbor
Gimminson
De Valera open to arbitration on Irish issue
Dublin reports De Valera told Dail he is willing to submit the Irish question to external arbitration. He criticised claims of dominion and urged a settlement of relations with Britain. Separately in Washington Ford’s railroad faced ICC opposition over proposed freight rate cuts set for hearings in Columbus on Sept 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullin
Ans
DeValera
Dall Eireann
Ireland
Britain
Washington, D.C
Henry Ford
Interstate -Cortimerae Commission
Detroit, Toledo & Tranton Railroad
Columbus
Ohio
Detroit
Toledo
Lima
Wines
Yeekson County
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Ford
Missouri Centennial Exposition Highlights And Wedding Plans
Sefatia Mo reports state board on agriculture day at the Missouri centennial exposition and state fair with talks by board members. A fireworks spectacle titled the Arabian Nights is scheduled for the night program. Missouri officials announce the engagement and imminent marriage of Campbell and Dugan in Sedalia. The Interstate Commerce Committee reports the administration bill extending financial aid to railroads favorably to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sefatia
State Board On Agriculture
Ag- Meullayve
Washington, D. C
Administration
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Tyeport Pair Tonight and Tomorrow
Slightly cooler tonight with a back to back Tyeport appearance. Weather outlook shows cooler conditions continuing tomorrow with no major storms in the region.
Moberly Hosts State Childrens Home Site Visit
Judge Greenfield and Col J A Corby of the state board toured Moberly to inspect sites offered for a state dependent children home. The party, arriving by Katy rail, viewed locations with Chamber of Commerce leaders. Local boosters cited Moberly’s central location and railroad access as advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Corby
St. Joseph
Greenfield
St. Louis
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Maberly
Katy
State Child
J. A. Corby
Chamber of Commerce
Weis
Merchants Hotel
Geo. Perry
P. K. Weis
John O'Wheera
Col Everson to Speak Tonight at 8 45
Col Everson, noted Baptist preacher, will address the audience at 8 45 tonight in Inglesia hall as part of the chautauqua program. He is billed as a major attraction of the week and expected to deliver a powerful message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Everson
Everson
Col
Agnes M Martin Died This Morning in Moberly
Mrs Agnes M Martin died this morning August 1 at 4 30 in Moberly after a yearlong heart condition She was born August 25 1951 and leaves husband Sam Martins twelve children seven surviving children John Herbert Frank Bertha Nettie and five more with nineteen grandchildren She was a member of the Coates Street Presbyterian Church The funeral will be at 2 30 Friday from her residence with Dr C B Roving officiating Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnhes
Alan Hintey Martin
Miles East
Tome
Moberly
Wctover
Uel Martin
Sam
Mr. Martin
John. Herbert
Frank Martin
Ethel Kirksville
Bertha Waters
Finnell
Nettie Eal
Moherly
Mery
Bill Cowgill
James
Albertine
Reise
Edgar
Eugene Danley
Earings
Bamery
M Gelget
Sarve
Maher
John Montvs
Earl of Parin
Coatesstreat- Presbyterian Church
C. B. Roving
Oakhind
Lloyd and Dingle Settle Centennial Fair Conduct
In Sedalia Missouri on August 17 officials Lloyd and Dingle reached a bargain over fair management. Lloyd will supervise seven missions while Dingle and the fair board run the rest of the exhibition. The settlement followed a tense confrontation outside the Centennial administration building after a pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd and
Dingle
Sedalia
Aig
Mtenant
Hirai Lloyd
Centenn Commission
State Fair Board
Lloyd
Centennial Commission
Young Man Arrested Here to Be Taken to Kentucky
Clyde Barnett, a 24 year old wanted on a wire abandonment charge in Madison County Kentucky, was arrested here by Chief Mize. Sheriff Fe Whitlock of Richmond notified Mize that Barnett would be taken into custody and returned to Kentucky after staying in town since mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mek
Kentucky
Peirce Mise
Clyde Barnett
Madison County
Mize
Fe Whitlock
Richmond
Barnett
Barnet
Ford
Reaquisilium Payers Tetals
Missouri Man Charged in Slaying Over Planned Marriage
Bert Johnson, 23, jailed in New Madrid Missouri on a murder charge after a quarrel over a daughter led to James Davis, 53, a farmer, being shot at a picnic. Davis had opposed Johnson’s marriage to his daughter. the couple reportedly planned to marry but were denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
France
Poplar
Auxbert Johnson
New Madrid
James Davis
Yavis
Johnson
Davis
Jostle Pone
Batten Buys Turner Farm for Dairy Expansion
De. C. K. Patten purchased the Turner farm located 334 Wiles North at Moberly Cairo, totaling 225 acres. The property will become the home for his Holstein herd and a modern dairy, with the site showcased to visitors as a model farm and commercial setting. He also owns a 340-acre outlying farm for agricultural use and 20 head of surplus stock.
Women to Attend Disarmament Meeting in Washington
President Harding says women will have a part in the disarmament conference. Whether as delegates or advisory members remains undecided after a league for women voters official urged an appointment and attacked Oklahoma Congresswoman Alice Robertson. Senate closes debate on a 200000 appropriations bill for conference expenses. Klawer Kin h to host Laumbher party at YWCA rooms Thursday night with a Friday breakfast. contact Grace Dunn or others for info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
League For Women Voters
Alice Robertson
Oklahoma
Washington, D. C
Senate
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Klawor Kinh
Fey Information
Grace Dunn
Hazel Betler
Frances Segley
Thelma Waterfield
Retail Merchants Meet in Moberly Next Week
The Missouri Messenger reports about 90 retail merchants visiting Moberly on August 22 23 for the state convention. Delegates from numerous associations will attend with speeches addresses and committee reports. Motherly will host the delegates and a public reception follows at new water works site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Messenger
Ewa
Imonday
Gus Chandler
Moberly Retail, Merchants’ Association
B. J. Carnegy
Moberly
Rehalt
A. C. Dingle
Joe Mullen
Ph. Dalmerer
Jefferson
City
Ray Waddill
Kirksville
L. FF. Padberg
St. Lewis
H. C. Asel
Jeferson City
John CC. O’keefe
Mobert
G.beeker
The
Wans City
A. Werremeyer
St. Louis
D. Lykenbill
Pwlicity
Hedregk
St. Joseph
Padberg
Asbesdntt
Elks Club
H. C. Balsiger
Kansas
Cal Association
Johnny Lure
Kansas City
Advertising 27 Association
Jol P. Peters
North St. Louis
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Chad
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Tyeport
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Gan
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Tyne Servine
Baying
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Indianapolis
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