Cairo Men Organize Bloodhound Association
Alvin Gooding lives two miles west at Cairo and presides over a new Bloodhound Association in Cairo and vicinity with 30 members. The group plans to grow to at least six dozen, dues will fund a common bank account, and in fox cases members may access the Moberly Bloodhounds and services under Mr Strumpfer. Similar efforts exist in Mexico and Marais, with vigorous detective work noted. Mr and Mrs W G Crawford move to Moberly as Mr Crawford takes a math teaching post.
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Alvin Gooding
Caipo
Wae Bt
Todas
Strumpfer
Stewmootes
Mexico
Marvisburs
Cairo Association
German Leader Erzberger Reported Murdered in Baden
A disputed Berlin dispatch says Matthias Erzberger, head of the German Armistice Commission and a leading centrist politician, was killed in Baden while vacationing with his family. The report cites Berlin sources amid postwar changes and rising tensions.
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London
Ais
Mathias Bro Perger
Cengrish
Riley
Berlin
Seagulls Sweep Across North Dakota Fields In Plaguelike Arrival
Thousands of seagulls have suddenly appeared east of Washburn in McLean county, swooping on grain fields to clean grasshoppers. The birds, hundreds of miles from the Great Lakes, are described as white with bills while disturbing crops and grain, per W. A. Lanterman of Mandan. Miss Norma McCampbell of Kirksville features in a period beauty contest photo in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Mandan
N. D
Washburn
McLean County
W. A . Lanterman
Moberly
Norma McCampbell
Kirksville
Democrat
McCampnet
World War Fears and Prohibition Era Figures
London reports 9700000 excise duty lost to beer in the year ending May 21. London also notes 26731006 barrels dutyable for the period. J Ramsey MacDonald predicts conflict by 1950 or 2000, repeating warning of 1914 horrors. In sports, Mel Kerr hurls no hitter against Columbus. Powell hits solo homer as Braves lose to Pirates. boycott rumors swirl over Shapmen incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. Ramsey Mac-Donald
Weather, Warm Tonight and Tomorrow Beloved by All
Pleasant weather continues with clear skies and warmth tonight and tomorrow. Sooner residents enjoy outdoor time spread on the grass as autos, tracks, and hay wagons provide transportation.
Blame Placed on English Officers for ZR-2 Collapse
Washington reports say the United States and Great Britain will strike for complete destruction of the ZR-2. Navy figures show 82 million dollars intended for the airship, with 1.86 million spent and 590 thousand refundable. New York dispatch notes criticism by Frank M Gates former chief machinist on the ill fated craft. London announces three more bodies recovered from the wreck with sixteen Americans among the dead. Commander TL Byer appointed American representative to the court of inquiry into the ZE-2 disaster.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Y Department
Navy Department
New York
Frank MM. Gates
Elie
United States Navy
New York Daily News
London
TL. T. Byer
Court of Inquiry
Wabash Asked to Run Special Trains For Elks Convention
Wabash officials discuss providing special trains or attached services for Elks lodges in Carrollton Chillicothe Kirksville Colombis and Mincon for the upcoming convention in Moberly. Crowds from rural districts are expected with parades concerts and other attractions adding to the turnout.
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Wabash
Elks’ Convention
RV. Oldham
Transportation Committee
Moberly Elks
Elks
Carrollton
Chillicothe
Kirksville
Columbis
Mincon
Specia
Lks
Moberly
DeValera Re-elected President Amid Irish Peace Talks
Eamon DeValera was re elected president of the Irish Republic as Eire forces mobilized for possible conflict. Lloyd George warned peace talks with Ireland and Ettitalp risk futility without progress toward a settlement basis. The Mail published the British terms rejected by Sinn Fein amid Cabinet discussions and rising tensions.
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DeValera
Ireland
London
Ettitalp
Lloyd George
Hamonn
Sinn Fein
Eamonn Wt Valery
Irish Republic
Irish Republican Army
the Mail
Lioyd George
Young
Pngland
Street car service resumes in Des Moines for state fair week
Dex Moines officials announce the resumption of street car service in Des Moines for the state fair week starting tomorrow and lasting seven days. Martin J Wade signs the order and the state fair board must provide banana indemnity for any losses during the period.
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Tropicy
Dex Moines
de Moines
Sude
Martin J. Wade
Res Moines
Tnen
State Fabe Board
Baby Boy Glen Ellison Born to Kribba Family
Mr and Mrs Chas Kribba of 1217 Buchanan Street announce the birth of an eight pound boy born Monday. The infant has been named Glen Ellison. Mrs Kribbs before marriage was Miss Leong Sumpter.
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Chas
Kribba
Buchanan Street
Glen ‘Ellison
Kribbs
Miss Merle Pinnell Named Stephens College Big Sister
Merle Pinnell will enter Stephens College at Columbia as a senior this year and has been chosen to act as big sister to new students. She will initiate them into college social and educational avenues.
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Merle Pinnell
Stephens College
Columbia
Couple United in Rockport nuptials end in Fayette visit
George McClammer and jliss Grave Mullins wed Tuesday evening Aug in Rockport Missouri at the Mullins home. Pastor Net Hill officiated. The couple arrived in Fayette by Saturday for a family visit with Mrs. MeClammer and plan to reside in Moberly where he works for Kyneh-McDonald Construction Co. He is a former Payette fire chief with many friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McClammer
Jliss Grave Mullins
Looth
Sae Mullins
Rockport
Rey
Net Hill
McClammmer
Fayette
MeClmnmer
J. W
Moberly
U S Troops To Stay on the Rhine Until Treaty Ratified
Washington reports American troops will remain on the Rhine until the new German treaty is ratified by both the American Senate and the German Reichstag. Ratification is expected to begin late in September and require only a short time, with relations remaining unchanged in the interim.
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U.S
Rhine
Washington
Germany
Senate
Reichstag
Shoul
United States
War Debt Cancelation Proposed to Spur Global Recovery
Chicago Association of Commerce hears James M Good advocate canceling one billion dollar war debt owed by European nations in exchange for world disarmament. He argues such a move would reduce US government costs from three to one billion and boost business and industry through available revenue for reinvestment.
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Chigage
United States
Chicago Association of Commerce
James M. Cood
Towa
Mie
Good
Congress
Good, Child, Robb & Westeddwails
le House Ap
Bic Yillion
American Railroad Express Case Re-set for September 5
The case of W. Desert against the American Railway Express for lost goods shipped to Mr Desert was re-set for Monday, September 5 in Justice Noonan's court. WP. Cave represents Desert and Hunter & Chamic represent the express company.
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W. 2
Desert
American Railway Express
Dessert
Justice Noonan
WP. Cave
Carnival to be held in Moberly business streets
Moerly City council held a special meeting to authorize a carnival during the week of September 5 and regulate street shows. Voters supported using Clark and Rollins streets with Elks concessions, while Turner and Hutchinson opposed due to prior records. Signatures on petitions from business owners and East Side taxpayers pledged to keep streets clean and cover liability with bonds.
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Moerly
Clark Street
Rollins
Reed
Moberly
Elks and Shows
R. F. Grant
Pred Priesmeyer
BR. A. Mitchel
Smith & Kelly
JS. T
Hughes, LaRne Shop
J. W. Bundridge
Makan & Son
A. .Wil’ter
Grubb & Parks
W. P
Mark
W. T
Barry Krone
J.T Reynolds
L. C. Newton
F. B. Wes
O'Keefe Bros
Rupp
Hlorel
B.kautmin
Stauffer
P. Gutekunst
K. Eisenhauer
J. H. Merck
Win
Fennell
A.A., Sitts
J. AL Gingrich
v. #. Reid
Hd. W. Ragsdale
Gus Willett
L. Ruffel
J. G. Carr
F. W. Heckekamp
Paul Hackett
Rebuck Sandison
C. J. Barris Lamber Ca
F.C. McAfee
G. C. Cuppaidge
Short Bros
Ault Street
Toug
Edwin Wilcox
Sibbitt
East Side Drug Co
Foot
O. R. Nise
PF. Geisel
Embree
W. Dalitgton
May Coal Co
A.B. Todd
Winningham
Wks
Jodge
Todge
Moscow in Flames and Executions Reported
Copenhagen reports Moscow afire with three districts burning and the fire continuing for days. An executive committee is said to have sentenced forty six to death including Red Army war council members Laserats Gutaw and Klembowski, with two women executed.
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Copenhagen
Helsingfors
Moscow
Laserats Gutaw
Klembowski
Red Army
War Council
Miners Arm Invasion in West Virginia Fades
Reports from Madison West Virginia and surrounding counties describe a threatened miners invasion that did not fully materialize. Troop readiness was announced in Washington while local forces faced armed groups near Logan Marmet and Indian Creek with no reported casualties after brief clashes.
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West Virginia
Madison
W. Vi
Egan County
Indian Creek
Charleston
W. W
Marmet
Mize County
Avowey
Logan County
Morrow Mountain
Qhatia
Chalin
Williamson
W.va
West
Virginia
Logan
Marti Law
Gas Company Seeks 90 Percent Rate Reduction
Kirksville gas firm petitions public service commission for a 90 percent rate cut after about a year at current prices. Company argues lower oil and gas production costs justify reduced rates and better profit margins for manufacturers. News items are scarce. call notes potential widespread price reductions if fair returns on investment are maintained.
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Kirksville
Public Service Commisssion
Payette
Government expects large tax receipts due September 15
Washington officials say more than 540 million dollars in income and profits taxes will be due September 15 as the third quarter installment. Treasury certificates totaling about 440 million dollars mature to meet debt interest of about 75 million dollars. No treasury financing September 1. a combined September 15 offering of certificates and short term bonds is planned.
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Treasury
Washington, D. C
Mellan
A Fine Son for RR Gaugh and Wife
A baby boy named William James was born yesterday to Ray Be Gaugh and his wife. The infant weighs 10 pounds and honors both grandfathers. The family resides in St. Louis, with the birth place credited to the mother at the home of Grandfather and Grandmother Gallegh on Bedford Street.
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Ray Be Gaugh
Tle
William James
Air's
Gaugh
St. Louis
Getty
Gallegh
Bedford Street
Pancho Villa Faces Self Made Revolt on Ranch
Francisco Villa fled his half million acre Caputillo Du pang o ranch to Parral to seek aid from the Mexican government to quell a revolt among his followers, an army officer returning to Juarez from Parral reported.
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Chicf
Mle
Paso
Texas
Francisco Villa
Caputillo
Dupango
Parral
Iis
Juarez
Mrs Melissa Galbreath Dies in Missouri Funeral Held Sunday
Mrs Melissa Galbreath aged 80 plus died this morning at Moberly Missouri after moving from Kentucky in 1858. She married James Galbreath September 26 1858 and left a large family including daughters Mrs Randell Mokane Mrs Joy McNogs Mrs Conner Mrs Kellogg Mrs McGinness Seal Beach Cal and son Other Galbreath Moberly. Surviving siblings and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren accompany the loss. Funeral at the residence Sunday at 2 30 PM.
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Melissa
Jane Galbreath
Kenton County
Missouri
James Galbreath
Tive
Wm. Randell
Mokane
Joy
McNogs
Wm. Conner
Pearl Kellogg
Moberly
Tho
Registration Dates Set for Moberly High School
Beginning next Wednesday morning the Moberly High School building will be busy with enrollment for the new term. Seniors register Wednesday between 1 am and 4 pm, juniors Thursday morning, sophomores Friday morning, and freshmen Friday afternoon. Non resident students register Saturday morning. A two dollar textbook fee is due at enrollment. students should bring this payment.
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Moberly High School
Wie Circus
Drastic Order On Prohibition Seizures Issued
Federal Prohibition Commissioner Waynes issues a general order to officials to destroy or dispose of seized liquor stocks where possible. Automobiles and assets seized from bootleggers must also be disposed of with reports due from each official before September 15. Mrs. en Harvey avill departs this evening for Rochester Minnesota.
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Washington, D. C
Waynes
Federated shop craftes refuse board award
The federated shop craft union representing about 600 railroad shopmen rejected the United States railroad labor board ruling after a three day meeting. They accepted time and one half for overtime but abolished Sunday overtime except on special occasions.
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Chicago
Federated Shop Craft
Qdo U Jan
United ‘Sta
Beard
Boys Enjoy Rotary Picnic With Weiner Roast
More than forty boys attended the Rotary Club picnic at Forest Park. They ate weiners, pickles, soda and ice cream, then heard talks on high school education and entering fresh man status. A rope arena hosted a boxing bout where Oak Hunter challenged Phar Ier Weis. Hunter carried Weis from the arena as dusk fell.
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Lr Rotary Club
Forest- Park
Bank
Nea
Arthur Chamier
Oak Hunter
Pharier’ Weis
Challen Ar
Wabash Train Jumps Track at Montgomery City Morning
A Wabash train from St. Louis ran off the track near Montgomery City this morning after two earlier accidents. A piston head blew on departure causing a brief delay. the engine left the rails and plowed 200 to 300 yards before stopping. Crews moved the trucks and the train resumed, arriving about four to five hours late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Montgomery
Ino Report From St Louis Hospital Improves
Hospital bulletin from St Louis reports Ino improving under care at St. Louis hospital. Doctors believe permanent cure unlikely. W Jacks remains at the facility with cautious hope amid treatment.
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Jacks
W.jacks
St. Luses
St. Louis
Omery Y Stanaid
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U. S. Navy
British Admiralty
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Onder Construction In Ltd
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England
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City Connell
Te -Aliow
Clark and
Coates Streets
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War Department
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Harding
Columbus
Anz
Shermie
Pancho Villa
Melissa Galbreath
Thix County
En Harvey Avill
Rochester, Minn
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George Woes Car
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