DANGER OF THE RADIO AERIALS
An official warns that radio aerials near high voltage wires pose serious hazards. George Dawson of the Moverly Jaight and Power Company stresses danger from contact between aerials and light wires, urging safe distances and secure mounting to prevent fires or power damage.
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Inerial
High Voltare Wiros
Thara
Névinia
Haan
George Dawson
Corns Pany
Dawson
Unite
Vthen
Suit Against Wabash for Loss of Right Leg
A Moberly man sues the Wabash Railway for 30000 in the October term circuit court claiming negligence caused a February 27 injury that led to two amputations of his right leg. He was 28 years old, earning 1600 dollars yearly at the time.
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Wabash
Alr
Hammett
Rodick O'Bryan
Tesse A. Lamboy Hag
Circuit Court
Moberly
Wabash Railway Company
Yorks
Big Four Not In Accord on Shop Strike
Cleveland August 20 The strike of the railroad grapmen is a closed session with the big four chiefs meeting. William G Lee president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen spoke as the conference opened noting the situation was critical while the four major brotherhoods did not reach accord. He denied reports that the strike would be raised today and said routine matters would be discussed. Dispatches from Washington claiming crews were considering ending contracts were ridiculed by Lee.
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Big Four
Cleveland
William G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
Rivilroads
Pig Four
Len
Washington
Brotherhoods
Lee
Ford Cars Won’t Be Hindered by Coal Prices Says Hoover
Washington August 10 Secretary Hoover said coal price at 90.50 per ton is unreasonable for Ford. He estimated 2800 tons daily use would add about 1.50 to the Ford car price under current costs. He hoped Ford would not need plant closures due to fuel costs. Local note: Mrs Obe Myers and children returned from Carrollton visit.
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Hoover
Henry Ford
Washington
Ford
Floover
Detroit
Gid
Obe Myers
South Ault
al Carrollton
Protestant Labor Sunday Message and Labor Struggles
Washington dispatch reports a Labor Sunday message urging churches to aid organized labor amid nationwide wage disputes and strikes. The American Federation of Labor and church groups weigh in on coal and rail conflicts, wage levels, and the push for industrial reform.
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Washington
Wssislanga Louulon Lrbor
Americany Federation
Aly
Aloef
Uuit
Sty
Peticon
Slat Ke
Settlement after railroad standoff and guard use ends
Reports say the Chicago and Alton line between Kansas City and St Louis resumed service after midnight. Authorities published terms of a settlement between mainmen and coast officials, noting guards were used during protests and demonstrations. Police report two separate violent incidents resulting in fatalities at two homes. Democratic Women’s Club state conference planned in September with a three day speakers’ Institute and campaign events in West Springs.
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sinterpeMo
Chicago &Alton
Kansas City
Sb. Touls
Wxevtstor
Fragmented OCR of local crime note
A garbled OCR fragment references a person named in relation to a court or school context. It mentions potential time, pills, and a public outlet, with unclear sequencing and multiple unreadable words.
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Sie
Arta
Hag
Senator Hiram Johnson Wins Again in Calif
Senator Hiram Johnson secures another victory in California with a clear vote lead. The race shows Johnson with strong support and notable figures appearing in campaign reports and regional tallies.
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Hiram Johnson
Calif
Missouri conference opens with priestly sermon and business
The ninety first Methodist Episcopal Missouri annual conference gathers in Liberty with Bishop Key presiding. Reverend Garb leads the pastor’s report and Bishop McMurray outlines renewal, urging spiritual power and devotion while delegates discuss appointments and roles for 1886.
Fragmented OCR reads unclear play about a gram ent
Unclear OCR fragment mentions a nun and a play but provides no coherent details or identifiable events, names, or dates. The readable bits suggest a literary or dramatic reference but lack sufficient context for a proper summary.
Unclear text on senate house vote and welfare policy
The readable fragment references a Senate and House vote on welfare policies with unclear wording and no clear entities. The passage is garbled and fails to provide verifiable names places or outcomes.
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Steel’ ‘Corporation
Lowhope
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Ueaho
Chicago
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Peoia
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Tok
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Prank Burns
Mary Nolan
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Nonaion
Raple Plete
Arone
Prokhers
China
Nang
Missouri
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Rey
Rick
McMorry
Earl
Fepis Sali Churen
Rorling
York
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Uris
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Christ
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