Eight suits filed for the F. and M. Bank court suits in Huntsville
The Farmers and Merchants Bank faces eight cases in the September term at Huntsville. Plaintiffs include A. E. Newman and R. A. Burton. defendants cover notes from 1919 to 1922 totaling amounts from $1700 to $6000 with interest and attorney fees.
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Warmers & Merchants. Bank
Eighit Sulla
al BE. Marriott
Comminsoner
Flunter & Chamler
Ile
Elrcuit Court
Huntsville
Farmers, & Merchant Bank
Eh.newman
IR. A. ‘Burton
Sudement
Home Bank
Albertak
Matian
Itereat
Po& M. Rank
FL. R. Robarts
Tm & M. Banks
Bessie Sparks
Pr. & M. Bank
Wpperly
I. & M. Bank
Victor Robertson
R.& M. Bank
Mary . Young
B. & M. Bank
J. P. Newman
Pec Cen
Bishop McMurry to Settle St Louis Church Dispute
In St Louis Bishop W I McMurry arrives to intervene in a conflict between a pastor and the Sunday school superintendent at the Sernyss Memorial Church on Cook and Spring avenues. District elder Haw presided last Sunday. McNair was removed by Pastor Markley. A revivalist movement and tongues gifts are cited as contributing factors to the division. An appeal to Bishop McMurry followed McNair’s removal. Bishop McMurry, appointed May 10 to head the St Louis annual conference, holds full appellate powers as presiding bishop.
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W. F. McMurry
St. Louis
W. I. McWurry
Methodist Church
B. P. McNall
Markley
Holy Roller
Lion Gift of Tongues
Otter Sensations Praglicas
Laoehureh
Uhis Coli
Aimea Semple McPher
Ma'vishant Chupeh
Leatuiras
Pasetor
Mainy
McNair
Bishop McMurry
Trinidad
Cota
McMurry
Dash May
Case of Wheeler and Embree Granted Continuance
The State vs Wheeler and Embree, charged with swearing to false statements, received a continuance in Justice of the Peace M. M. Marshall's court. The case stems from a complaint by Pauline Ragsdale's father alleging she was not of age to wed and aimed at securing a marriage license. The matter is set for Monday August 28. Mrs and Mrs Fred Bruesch announce the birth of their seventh child, a seven pound baby.
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GQASE
Wheeler
Embree
M. M. Marshall
Pauline Ragsdale
Madison
Illinois Coal Miners Strike Settled Amid Conference
Illinois coal miners strike has been settled after a Chicago conference. President Frank Farrington announces immediate dispatch of 3860 district presidents to inform workers, with mines to reopen. Duquaine field operators order back engineers and shiftsmen following telegram from district board.
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Frank Farrington
Chicago
Timals
Deane
Ilinois
Dugqualn
Duquala
Tinots
Thetr
Incel
William Hoetonga
Halton’s
Talegram Bayo
Hong
Chianga
Sihvois
Minara
Ovina Hyaipoyed
Ihhs
Germany Faces German Moratorium Refusal by France
Fragmentary quotation marks a French stance denying a German moratorium without guarantees. Incoherent text references Premier and policy aims to resume relations with Germany while rejecting indefinite guarantees, emphasizing independent action if allies disagree.
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France
Meuse
Cariiainernan
Germany
Breusch Family Update From Western Country Home
A brief hometown notice reports Mrs. Breusch formerly Miss Minnie Cooper and her family at their country home west of town. The weather in dawn is noted and the family is said to be doing nicely.
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of Town
Mrs. Breusch
Miss Minnie Cooper
Grandpa I
Cooper
Mother
Lhe
Mystery Orphan Returns to Illinois Family After Court Fight
Chicago August 22 Richart Williams Ross known as the mystery orphan gave up more than 60 000 found on a doorstep. After a long court battle the Illinois guardianship ruled the California adoption void and ordered custody restored to the Chicago family. The guardianship voided the foster arrangement and deprived the child of a 60 000 inheritance.
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Chicago
Richart Willimin Ross
Weward
Guardian
Angal
Joliet
Amily
Urn
Tonch
Guardian Tone
Bean Sonita
Mrsc i
California
Mathers
Ilinois
Irish Free State Funds Dispute Sparks Political Strife
The article outlines a clash among Irish leaders over funds tied to Tre land. Stephan M O Marn a Linver mayor argues against a faction seeking to transfer money, while Fogarty and Smiddy defend the Free State claim to the funds as part of the Irish struggle for freedom. They warn that releasing funds could trigger further rebellion and civil war, despite majority support for the treasur y.
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Fogarty
Smiddy
Iree Treland
Free State
Shirers Inna
Irish Freedom Avas
Irish State Ties Up 2 300 000 Raised By De Valera in U S
New York August 22 The Irish Free State moves to seize 2 2 million in bonds and securities raised in the United States by De Valera funds in banks safes and deposits held by trustees in three banks and safe deposit companies. Justice Win Burr issues an injunction preventing withdrawal pending dispute over ownership of the funds.
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de Valera
U.S
New York
Ifree
Wamon da ‘Vintora
Supreme. Court
Justica
Burr
Burr T
Te Trigh Dryregulars
Pers
William C.gannaty
Stetson, Jennings & Russell
Michael Collins
Tiish Free State
Guaranty Safe Deposit Company
Central Union Safe Deposit Company
Garfield Safe Deposit Company
Harriman National Bank
Timothy Smiddy
Smiddy
Ireland
Irish Free State
Baby Clinic of the Library Opens This Week
The Red Cross will start a weekly baby clinic at the public library club room serving Mobherly and nearby. Mothers with babies up to three years old are invited to bring their infants for weighing and measuring, welfare advice, and distribution of aid.
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Red Cross
Mobherly
White street widening on Coates to ease traffic
Local officers argue for a white way on Coates Street and Reed Street to relieve congestion. They propose widening pavement on Washington, Contes, and Reed avenues to allow parking and free traffic flow, noting benefits for drivers and pedestrians and reducing accidents.
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Reed Street
Contes
Clark
Awa
Coates Street
Laat ‘Street
Weather notes show light rain on West Reed Street
The garbled report records a small rainfall amount on West Reed Street with a brief note about its impact on local crops and water levels. No clear dates or named organizations are present.
Soldier suffers leg wound in accidental discharge
Last evening around 6 a m a soldier on guard in the Wa bash yards accidentally discharged his weapon striking a fellow guard in the leg. Officials said the injury is a flash wound and not serious.
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Wabash
Tod Nis
Je Wis
Passage of the Bonus Bill Nearing Senate Approval
Washington reports the bonus bill likely to clear the Senate by mid next week with about 80 votes against it. Senate Chairman McCumber predicts substantial support for sending the measure to the president for signature. Opponents argue the nation cannot bear the estimated four billion dollar burden.
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Washington, D. C
Awith
Wthis
Senate
McCumber
Labor leaders press for seniority rights for Shopcraft men
In Washington and New York reports, railroad executives face union demands for full seniority rights. Leaders say only another offer accepting seniority can end the strike and avert further disruption.
Fragmentary note on city business district plan
Disjointed lines discuss improvements in the city’s commercial district and potential profit. Mentions security, PPE, and a business section with uncertain details. Aimed at benefiting all, the fragment hints at a plan tied to Reedstraat and the white ways but lacks clear actions or dates.
Husband Kills Wife and Her Husband Then Ends Own Life
William Hughes shot his wife Gertrude and her husband David after a long history of estrangement and divorce. He wounded Gertrude in the leg and David in the body before fatally shooting himself, leaving a note that said good bye to David and Gertrude. The crime occurred after a night of drinking as Hughes allegedly vowed to settle matters.
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Alaska
William Hughes
Pid
David
Trude
Willian
Davide
Avite
Penn
Etron
Hughes
Gertrude
William
Tors
Woman Suffrage Growth Marks Mexican History
In Mexico City election notes indicate suffrage expansion with a woman, Senora Delores Arriaga de Buck of San Luis Potosi, elected magistrate. It marks the first time a nons Mexican has held such an office, taking office in the latter part of July in a state where suffrage is evolving.
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Frederick Gi Neumeier
Mexico City
Mexico
Potosi
Democrats Cast More Ballots in Missouri Primary
Voter tallies show Democrats casting 179,859 more ballots than Republicans among a total of 91,550. The Democratic lead in the senatorial race stood at 128,312, as the party carried key statewide contests in the Missouri primary.
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Missouri
Titimany
JeMarson Cuty
Argus
Hiah
Souri
Jadinis Bahat Ag
Grininig Hamat
Pblican
Navermbe
Republi
Democraat
Hagan to Speak at Tannehill Park on Thursday Night
Shanty Hagan formerly of Dension Texas now in Moberly will speak at Tannehill Park at 7 30 Thursday night on Ideals of unionism. A 35 piece union band and a male quartet will perform. Quartet members Lysle Medsilton Harry Storms Fred Anthony are noted performers in Moberly.
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Hagan
Denison
Texas
Moberly
Tannehill Park
Eus
Lysle
Medsilton
Harry
Storms
Fred
Anthony
March
Jas Kinkaid Chosen American Legion Head
James E Kinkaid of Fornstelt Missouri was named department commander of the Missouri American Legion at the fourth annual state convention held in Annibaly. J K Noonan of Kansas City was elected state adjutant for a four year term. The convention adopted a resolution condemning extremists within the Legion but did not reference the Ku Klux Klan. Reports of a floor decision on the issue proved unfounded.
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Annibaly Mo
James *E. [Kinkaid
Fornstelt
Missouri Department of the American ‘Legion
Whiali
J. K. Noonan
Kansas City
the Legion
Ku Klux Klan
St.Louis
Local Weather Turns Warmer With Showers Expected
A local weather notice indicating thundershowers this afternoon or tonight with warmer conditions in the southeast. It mentions a Wednesday pattern and notes a visit by Mr and Mrs A Logsdon and Jere Logsdon to Gil Lisnie and Mrs Sane Waters with other relatives.
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A. Logsdon
Jerehis
Manly Talk Sparks Interest at Lions Club Meeting
A local Lions Club gathering featured a discussion led by a representative about community projects. The speaker touched on funding and proposed installing a statue related to Liberty, with audience members expressing cautious support and curiosity about details.
Governor Folk's Health Improves in Washington Visit
Governor Joseph W. Folk of Missouri continues his Washington trip in August as officials report his nervous condition gradually improving and his health stabilizing after a reported breakdown.
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Joe Folk
Washington
Joseph W. Folk
Deadlock Over Settlement Method Frustrates Talks
Reports indicate negotiators remain unable to choose a method to settle a dispute. The discussions show a near stalemate with no firm timetable or decision forthcoming.
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Wworkinen
First District Names Reed and Long for Democratic Committee
Reed and Long selected as district Democratic committee members in Kirksville Missouri with Reed represented by John Gibbons and Long by Ri Cherry Macon. Nelson Leonard Hy Nelso son and others arrived from a Minneapolis visit to relatives.
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Reed
Long
Kirksville
Auruse
John’ Gibbons
Ri Cherry
Macon
Nelso
Leonard
Miapolis
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Marylou
Martha Sue Breasch
Fred “Bruesch
Illinois
Poincare Ani
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O'Marna
Linver Fck
Michiel
Wogarty
Onara
Inregrars
Ogarty
Irleh Free State
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Barty
Washington, D
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Hardingsi
Thiat
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Sihong” Railroad
Enders
Benenernada
Niakeaw
Salish Southern
Heresat
Railway “ Company
Reedstraat
Portlanday Midh
Usl
Broodirig
Willd Hughes
Ns Brsiher
Deier
Gertride
Pannehill Park
Jas. Kinkaid
American Legion
Trave
Thion
Willie Glubs
India
Thag Family Brom
Williams
Ciul
Mayer
Wiliams
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