Urges a check on the radicals in America
Minneapolis Minn August 30 social conditions in the United States and activities of radicals were condemned in a report to the American Bar Association convention by its citizenship committee The committee scored cross indifference of the public to the dangers of these conditions During the last year conditions have grown more pronounced and threatening The report states 1500000 radicals are in the country clamoring for a change in government toward a socialist state and 3000000 were spent on propaganda Chief Justice Taft submitted thirty four recommendations for conduct of men on the bench against publicity hunting by judges and for imposing sentences.
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Minneapolis
Minn
United States
American Bar Association
Kera
Ross
Ttig
Ifsensa
W. H. Taft
United States Supreme Court
Park Board Takes Heat Virtue to Improve Forest Park
Louis Klein leads the new park board in Forest Park cleanup and strict patrols to enforce the ordinance. The board aims to remove debris, repair driveways, and beautify the park with public support and civic backing from Moberly citizens.
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Louis Klein
New Park Board
Forest Park
Klain
Hb.s
Married separation case from Tol Cleeton filed for divorce
Nettie Cleeton seeks divorce from Jeffries alleging intolerable life, desertion, and infidelity after a May marriage. She asks alimony and restoration of her maiden name Nettie Robberts. In a separate note an evening Ford crash near Jackonville injures two women and a young man with one leg broken, details undeclared.
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Nettie Cleeton
Wetloxney
Jeffries
Tlyarns
Tol Cleeton
Nettie Robberts
Iman
Dackeonville
Andes
Milwaukee dish washing king arrested in confidence scam
Kansas City authorities held F. G. Leland of Milwaukee on charges of operating a confidence game. He claimed to be a sales agent for the Sanitary Dish Washing Company and was forming a city wide sales group of men with capital to invest. More than 60
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King
Kansas City
F. G. Leland
Milwaukee
Kansas Machine King
Wisconsin
Leland
Sanitary Dish Washing Company
Body of Former U S Stenographer May Lie Beside Greek Kings
London August 30 The body of Princess Analasia of Craced once a Cleveland stenographer may be laid beside the Greek royal family. She died after a long illness. relatives have not decided whether to bury in Greece or return to Anerley. Born January 20 1888 in Zinesville Ohio she was linked by marriage to the Danish royal line and was seen as a power behind Greek political upheavals.
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U. S
Greece
London
Analasia
Craced
Cleveland
Ohio
Anerley
Willian BB
Leeds
Bey Heyy Ue
Believer
Swindle Claims Involving Mansag City Territory Deal
Authorities said Carl FP Vonvert gave Teland a $500 check for rights to handle the Mansag City territory, part of a reported swindle scheme.
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Carl
Vonvert
Teland
Mansag
Seven Men Held for Flogging in Texas
Bryan Texas August seven men confessed flogging Manual Moon Tuesday night. Sheriff Morehead reported the men refused to divulge the reason. Moon, an ex soldier, is hospitalized. Others named include Ro Wright Ih r T Jones W K Jones William Scott Aubrey Thompson Tom Thompson and Henry Bultato.
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Bryan
Tex
Moon
Morehead
Ro Wright
Mosquito Swarm Hits Chicago Suburbs
A swarm of millions of mosquitoes from Des Plaines river marsh lands invaded Forest Park River Forest and Maywood pushing people indoors and forcing store closures. Residents lighted tires to repel the insects as nests swarmed and intensified late last night.
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Chicago
Chisago
Des Plaines River
Forest Park
River Forest
Maywood
Baby Arrives in Logan with Joyful Family Greeting
Mrs Henry Ponnel of Logan and Fifth streets rejoices at the arrival of a fine baby boy. Walter and baby are doing nicely and Henry is described as the happiest man in town. Baby has been christened James Dwar.
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Irs
Henry Ponnel
Logan and
Fitth
Watler
Bebe
Laby
Crown Prince to Return to Germany
Berlin reports the Prussian government intends to permit former crown prince Frederick William to return to Germany after final agreement. He would stay on his estate and refrain from political involvement. Reliable sources say consent hinges on these conditions and the date is not yet set.
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Berlin
Frederick William
Germany
Prince Muse
Wile
A Very Unusual Double Marriage
Report of a double wedding at Springfield Avenue featuring Patrick Germane and Kathryn German pairs from Cincinnati and Washington D C. The ceremony closed a day picnic of the Corman family with relatives traveling from Los Angeles Logansport Tad Ling Mich Cincinnati O Porthmentthy Q Washington D C.
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Springfield
Ave
Cupid
Patrick Germane
Kathryn Germans
Patrick German
Osheta Jathryn
Cincinnall, Weere
Kathryn German
Patrick
Washington, D
Corman
Los Angeles
Dayon
Logansport
Tad
Ling, Mich
Cincinnati
Porthmentthy,q
Impetus Added Today to Publicity Campaign in Moberly
Venard Community Campaigns of St. Louis teams with Dun canson Kansas City to boost Moberly trade. The plan includes 40 000 illustrated campaign mailers and full page booster art in The VeVi weekly, aimed at North Central Missouri’s 100 000 residents.
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Venard
St. Louis
Loday
Duncanson
Anan
Kansas City
Liege
Movarly
Wpon
Missouri
Lyvis
Sulla
Ie Dellar
Barly
Rey
Loni¢ Tate
Bankrupt Tadiang Governor Calls Meeting on Asset Distribution
Fragmentary report shows a bankrupt TadiangSituation with a governor planning a meeting to discuss government assets. Creditors demand distribution of assets, while the bank and officials prepare for talks and potential actions.
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Tadiang
Mepesis Sy
Softie
Credito Gs
Onlalee
Pinchot May Seize Coal Mines Amid Union Talks
Report outlines Governor Pinchot's potential seizure of coal mines if operators and miners fail to reach agreement. Details discuss four proposed points including eight hour recognition, wage and union recognition, and plan for state action to avoid strikes. Officials and representatives weigh options as talks continue with major Pennsylvanian mines and operators.
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Hartel
Vox
Pigesion
Goyer
Cinor
Eminers de Philadelphia
AL “Hale
Callec
Guy
Alan Ray
Rovarar
Ree
Wbangaining
Bub
BO Alvat
Caneral
Ian
Paul
Hans Ihey
Pinchot
Mrs. Carter Killed By Truck Near Home
Mrs. Fred Carter, about forty, was struck by a truck near her home on South Fourth Street. The driver lost control and the machine ran over her as she stepped from the doorway.
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Fred Carter
Veel Carter
Salishupus
Europe Faces New War Burst as Greece Italy Stand Off
A British news snippet reports rising tension over Greece Albania and Italian demands. The Greek cabinet weighs an ultimatum with 24 hour deadline for reparations following the massacre. Greek premier is wary of Albanian bandits and looks to potential intercession if deadlock persists.
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Italy
Greece
Atiens
Miet
Golnalas
Paris
Aly
London
Alan
Toronto
Atalay
Jacksonville Bootlegging Case Involves Minors and Local Officials
In Jacksonville a group including Kor Bootlegsing and Shevill Milam faced charges after a whiskey incident at Durham's Bar. A white man Virgil Dirham and youths Alphonso Sheluston and John Cobb were involved. Alphonso, age 16, was released. Three men were held, then released. $100 bond noted. Liquor sourced from Massachusetts. authorities recovered items and arrested suspects before release by Randolph authorities.
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Shevill Milam
Harry “Polson
Branvall Hooks
Virgil Dirham
Idliree
Tam
Alphonso ‘Sheluons
John Cobb
Jacksonville
Durham
Eivenea
Mr. Durham
Jon Cassing
Alphonso
Masoenn
Con Rouney
Randalph
Three Youths Released on Bond in Robbery Case
Three youths named Bob Harrison Paul Wilson and Joan Weat were released on £2000 bond each after police handed them over to county authorities for alleged robbery. The case proceeds in court with charges involving roguery and related offenses.
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Bob Harrison
Paul Wilson
Joan Weat
Pat Wolly
Pearahee
Cour
Stanford launches 15 year athletic program on campus
The Stanford University athletics initiative envisions a 149 acre athletic plant on campus with a new football complex for varsity and student use. Plans include expanding pools six baseball diamonds two soccer fields 26 tennis courts eight basketball courts six standball courts and two winning tracks. Two gym wings and a larger basketball pavilion to seat 8500 are planned with an estimated cost of 270 600 to be funded by student activities.
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Aly
Chancie Ins
Stanford
Stanford University
Cal
Uh Stanford
Owilk
Eason
Illinois Officials Refuse Aid to Klan Meeting
In a closed session Sheriff Galligan and State's Attorney Duty discussed enforcing prohibition without endorsing the Ku Klux Klan. A resolution was adopted to fund a daylight meeting and to add deputies, amid protests over Klan influence in Marion County.
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Marion
Wilmason County
Prohibition Llans
Tlinxs Klan
Sherif
Galligan Oand
Gallagin
Snow White Pigs and Peach Velvet Fair Day Parade
Atlantic City notes the Playground of America buzzing with visitors at the fair. Women in rainbow attire, snow white pigs dressed with bows, and monkeys draw attention as knitting, fashion, and seaside leisure fill the day. Residents from Sedalia, Mrs Stephens and family, join visitors as bands play and colors shine.
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Atlantic Guy
Ndi
America
Boardwalk
Mint director Scabey resigns amid health and age concerns
The U S Mint director Scabey resigns in Washington. Report mentions Atanst A0 Edward Seabey of San Antonio Texas and Iray Ohio as related figures. Source notes health hardiness and a wish to retire as the motive for stepping down.
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Scabey
U.S. Mint
Washington
Eward Seabey
San
Anionia
Texas
the, Mint
T Seavey
Iray
Ohio
Sahay Fair Tonight Ends Friday
Fragmentary OCR notes show a local fair event titled Sahay Fair with an evening session extending to Friday. Reads like a community notice with unclear details on activities or exact timings and locations.
Jacksonville Fair Named A Fine Season Event
The 1923 Jacksonville fair closed with high attendance and broad community hospitality. Awards highlighted best drivers, poultry displays, dairy stock, and farm implements, with remarks on its surpassing hospitality and abundant good eats at the grounds.
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Sonville
Finane Point
Jacksonville
Randolp R
Macon
Earl
Woodwou
Premiu
Charles H. Rickey
Erford
Salt River
Fair Grounds
Cairo
M. C. Brock
Anna M. King
Brock
Jac md
Mildred Walliburton
Vernon
Winn
St Mo
Vas
Cand College
Alzendet
Inis
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Sepair
Pevor
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Willi Xeon
Gov.pinchot
PRAC
Ganis
Rourth Street
Europe
Serbia
The
Daily News
Muscsolini
Sian
Llinois
Klan
B.T. Stephens
Sedalia
Mr. Stephens
Daugther Margie Fe Aiid
Dleo
Noel
Sahay Fair
Ros Smuch Enange
N Tereostling
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