SevenYearOld Boy Injured by Taxi on Reed Street
James Weldon seven-year-old was struck by a taxi driven by Ven Gig Wok Biswell on Reed Street near Style Shop. He was unconscious, taken to Woodbind hospital, skull fractured with other injuries. Biswell claimed not to see the children and may have been speeding.
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James Weldon
Biswell
Reed Street
Damnes and
Wisensten's
Frost
Janes
Woodbind Hospital
James
James Is the Son of Mrs. Weldon, Who Is Cashier In the fHority Cafe, * Albert
Mahan
Accidant
Plystetan
the Hutt
One Man Left For Jury In Haeckley County
December 2 report from Lubbock Texas notes Sheriff Stroud completed the first grand jury for the newly organized Haeckley county after traveling 1200 miles to secure twelve jurors. With only one other man qualified, indictments could face trial delays. Loveland serves as county seat amid sparse population.
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Lubbock
Texas
Haeckley County
Shere Fff Stroud
Stroud
Cotion
Tuckley County
W. R. Spencer
Spencer
Loveland
Hock Jey
Hay
Horse Breeding Growth Drives Prices and Demand
Wayne Dinsmore reports at the Horse Association of America convention that three-fifths of the nation's 27 million horses and mules come from ten central western states. He warns of a shortage of young stock, predicting higher prices in 1925 as horse breeding rises to reduce production costs. Directors elected include J. Searey of St. Louis.
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Chicago
Counry
Wayne Dinsmore
Horse Association of
Amparica
United States
Central West
J. Searey
St. Louis
Rioting Continues in Vienna
Military police and regular forces patrolled central Vienna after rioting that saw mobs loot stores and hotels and attack foreigners. Four hundred persons were under arrest.
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Vienna
Conductora Qator Service F C Nieman and Five Dismissed
Conductors F C Nieman Jesse Shew and M Hetaler were dismissed from Wabash service today by General Manager E Cotter. The action affects crew members on the line and is noted in company communications. Details of grounds and future employment were not disclosed.
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F.C. Nieman
Jesse, Shew and
M. Hetaler
Cotter
Threats of violence loom after Arbuckle manslaughter case
Messages threaten to shoot Roscoe Arbuckle if acquitted in the Virginia Rappe manslaughter case. The letters, sent to his wife and another friend, warn of assassination and followed the poisoning of defense star witness Irene Morgan. Police efforts and protective measures surround the trial as a verdict looms tonight.
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San
wlLorpey
Gach
Lyonu
Thetginl
Arbuckle
Automobile Club of Missouri Formed From St Louis Chapter
At a St Louis meeting of AEVO Club representatives from across the state, the group approved renaming The Automobile Club at St. Louis to The Automobile Club of Missouri and adopting new by-laws. Moberly division has grown to over 100 members, with projections to reach 600 in the next year as Gay owners see the benefit of statewide organization.
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St. Louis
Sheeli
Automobile Club At
Automobile Club of Missouri
Clarence
Crrby
William King
Arkansas Apples May Supper
Northwestern Arkansas growers report drought damage to the apple crop with some trees showing new leaves while others are abandoned. No heavy frosts this fall. one tree shows all blooms and a second-year leaf crop sets a precedent. Growers spray with lime sulfur and expect a good crop next year despite uncertainty about winter kill. Dr and Mrs Paul H Linn travel Europe and may land in Payette. Senator and Mrs John Shafroth of Denver and Fred Plummer of Beatrice visit Mr and Mrs John Bradley and relatives after returning from abroad.
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Rogers
Ark
Arkan
Sas
John Shafroth
Denver
Fred Plummer
Beatrice
Nebraska
John *Bradley
Shafroths
Fayette
Bernhardt Buys Her Burial Place
Paris reports Sarah Bernhardt has bought a small islet in the Bay of Biscay near Belle Salé for 1,200 francs to serve as her burial site. She has outlined funeral plans and tomb design, while continuing to perform nightly on stage.
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Paris
Bay of Biscay
Sarah Bernhardt
Rocky
Belle Salé
Bernhardt
Feneral
Machinists Approve New Railway Shop Rules
Washington December 2 The Railway Labor Board in Chicago announced new shop rules for railway employees that machinist leader Wallidan Johnston says are perfectly satisfactory. Johnston, president of the International Machinists, says open shop principles remain but the union will organize and protect members. He notes old rules were unsatisfactory but believes the new rules are bold and align with workers’ demands.
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Washington
Railway Ldbor
Chicago
Wallidan WI
Johnston
The
International
Mie
Mule Barn Burned Near Burton in Major Farm Fire
A large blaze destroyed the mule and cattle barn of Charles Lay near Burton early yesterday. The fire consumed twenty four mules and one horse, plus hay and oats. Insurance partially covered Mr Lay’s loss per the Fayette Democrat Leader.
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Ris Coumty
Chas. Lay
Burton
Tventy
Lay
Fayette Democrat-Leader
Fire Gains Smoke But Little Damage At Klein's Bakery
Firefighters tackled a small blaze at Klein's Bakery on North Wirth Street after a 10 30 a m call. Smoke filled the shop but there was no damage as the crew quickly controlled the incident.
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Klein Bakery
North Wirth Street
Robbers of Pool Hall Loot Shows Watches and Cash
A pool hall robbery in the Grand Building ended with $6400 in gold and two watches taken. Genevieve the hound tracked a suspect from the pool room to Williams Street and Union Station. Warrants issued for suspects. one man fled town after the daytime break in.
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Nevandi
G. D. Burgessi
Genevieve
Alocle
Stamper
A. Train
Woll
Williams
Williams’ Worth
vaUroad
Centvieve
Union Station
Wabash
Tannehill Park
Rollins
Arthas
Sherman
Burgess
Shernis
Geneets
Shersian
Myra
Ronimous Sud
Hut
Champion Bepliard Exhibition With Clarence Jackson Tonight
Clarence Jackson, world champion, appears at the Jefferson billiard room in Moberly for an exhibition tonight and tomorrow afternoon. Jackson will perform three-cushion balk-line and straight rail shots and offers 100 to 1 odds, underscoring his renowned skill. Deg Srd schedules the show at 7:30 with strong local fan anticipation.
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Clarence Jackson
Will Agapear
Deg Srd
Wes
Jefferson Billiard
Mr. Osackson
Ally Cainers
Mr. Jackson
Mr. Jackson. To Be Some Player. Moberly
Jackson
Moberly
the Jefferson
Toorrow
Three fined in police court for coal theft from Wabash cars
Three individuals were fined five dollars and costs in police court this morning for stealing coal from Wabash railroad cars. Unable to pay, they are serving time.
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Wabash
Unsettled Weather With Rain Across Regions
The forecast shows unsettled conditions with rain tomorrow and tonight in the west and central portions. Temperatures will drop, with a somewhat colder spell for the extreme western area tonight.
Mrs Roscoe Kimbroughey’s Jefferson City Weekend Plans
Mrs Roscoe Kimbroughey travels from Jefferson City to spend the weekend with her husband.
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Roscoe Kimbroughey
Jefferson City
Japs Position Hinges On National Security
Washington reports Japan ties its naval ratio to guarantees of security. A delegation urged a six month window and a possible above sixty percent allocation, while Britain moves to abrogate the Anglo Japanese alliance. Paris and Washington await guarantees before concessions. The big three Hughes Balfour and Wato plan talks on the capital ship issue.
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Washington
Japan
Notier Feller
Great Britain
Washington, D.C
Hughes, Balfour
Wato
Robbery at Argonaut Mine Netted Up To 79000
In Jackson California on Dee 8 armed men robbed the Argonaut mine. About 60 000 to 79 000 dollars in gold amalgam were taken after two on duty miners were bound and the safe blown open. The robbers fled in cars along the main road north.
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Jackson
Dee
Paris Actors Rally to Organize Cough Campaign
Paris actors push a campaign to curb stage coughs seen as spoiling dramatic moments. French specialists say a moment of concentration can prevent most coughs, and about 75 percent are considered avoidable.
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Paris
Dee
Alberta appoints first woman solicitor Gretna Playter
Calgary report notes Gretna Playter becomes Alberta’s first woman solicitor. Formerly with a local firm, she will focus on work related to women’s organizations across the province.
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Calgary
Alberta
Province of
J. Miss Gretna Playter
Fugitive ship builder Morse lands in France today
Charles W. Morse American ship builder and financier, sought by U S authorities for shipping fraud, lands in Havre France after detainment aboard Paris liner. He agrees to appear before the American consul and may be sent home unless further authority arises. Morse cites two months of investigation and says he would return to the United States to clear his name if needed. Federal officials consider forced extradition via French port if Morse does not volunteer to return.
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Havre
France
Charles Wv. Morse
United States
Paris
Morse
Moise
Rome
Washington
Charles W. Morse
Shipping Board
Button Day Promotes Salvation Army Fund Drive
Tomorrow marks Button Day as the Salvation Army seeks funds for a year’s cycle. Campaign ends tomorrow night with no further asks. Fire Girls will sell buttons, American Legion aids immigration, and Moberly aims to meet its quota.
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Salvation Army
Gachense
United States
American Legion
Moberly
Marriage Quietly Celebrated in Kansas City
A quiet marriage took place in Kansas City on Wednesday November 23 at about 7:00 p.m. Miss Mary Wailer of Armstrong and Malcolm Barnhill of Marshall with Mrs D C Walker and Mrs J W Barnhill noted family ties. The ceremony was performed by Pastor Burrus Jenkins at Linwood Christian Church parsonage. Payette Leader reports Perril Wpperly and wife returned from Waukesha Wisconsin where Perrill has been a specialist, now much improved in health.
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Kansas City
Mary Wailer
Myr
Perril
State Treasury Balance Grows in Missouri
Jefferson City Mo December balance in state treasury stood at 14 88721984. Receipts for the month reached 1 966194738 while disbursements netted 1 86258487. November balance was 14 78367938 with general revenue 0 87156914 state school money 2 28989918 good roads fund 3 21521630 and penitentiary earnings for November totaling 53154.
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Jefferson City
Sues for Loss of Her Beauty in Auto Crash
Davenport Iowa December 2 a $20000 damage suit was filed against auto salesman A O Conner of Hast Moore line over a Saturday night collision that badly cut Gertrude Thieleke s face with flying glass authorities said the suit seeks damages for the destruction of her beauty and appearance.
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Davenport
Gertrude Thieleke
A. O. Conner
Moline
Thieleké
Memorial Service for the Elks Next Sunday
An Elks memorial service is announced for next Sunday at their lodge hall. The program lists a memorial march, orchestra selections, roll call of the deceased, a memorial address, elegy, and closing ceremonies led by lodge officers. The service recalls departed members with ritual and prayer.
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the Elks
Biks
Innal
Grand Ledge
Jim
Chi George
Sparks
Isidor
G A
Jenson
Te Magruder
I Gombach
ML Brooks
Andali
Mozart
Goetze
Bey
Praire
Lodge
the Univer
Eau
J. Cai
Hone San Jor
Fayette
Massanet
Chicago Scientists Challenge Classic Elements Theory
Dr Dempster of the University of Chicago reports that zinc and magnesium are not elements but compounds with multiple components. He argues current elements likely arise from a fundamental substance, probably hydrogen, a theory with little immediate commercial value and mainly theoretical significance.
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Chicago
Academy of Science
DempsterTis
Unive
Dempster
Kirksville Teams Set for Tonight's Open Debate
The Kirksville squads led by William Zeigel and Carl Craner travel to face the home team of William Kroggel and Theresa Day. Both sides study the open shop principle as tonight’s debate asks if it should prevail in American practice. The event starts at o clock with students tense for a close, competitive exchange.
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Kirksville
William Zeigel
Carl Craner
Wiliam Kroggel
Theresa Day
Associath
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RYAN
WVU
Austria
Conductora Qator Service
Die Jonson Spar
Weenwgs
AEVO
Sa. Louis
Arkansas
Fran
Europe
Paul H. Linn
Payette
lFayette Democrat-Leader
Louis Klein
Chamber of Gomineraa
Cosoperation
Conde
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Klein
Ele
Chamber
Downy
Tiger
Mobarly
Moherly
Klein's Bakery
Notoe
Avere
Blland
California
Srey
Hoetel
Walker-Barnhil
State Treasury
Balance
Gil
Will
Sam -Majors
Brayette
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