11 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1922
Page
1
James Th. Coach of Chicago arrives in Moberly to speak at the Chamber of Commerce tonight at 7:30. The open meeting seeks ideas to advance the city and community and encourage united action based on informative talks and experiences from other forward looking cities.
In Berlin Sampson, the Bronx-born fighter who once fled Germany’s Koerner name, defeats German champ Hans Breitenstrater to claim a heavyweight title purse. He dismisses hopes of meeting Dempsey or Wills, plans to return to the Bronx, and notes prize money and travel costs.
Four members of the Wa bash freight train No. 73 derailed near Wellsville Missouri this afternoon about 1 o'clock. Conductor A. Davis and brakemen Cale uoas and Jem Berger were injured but not seriously. A caboose and four cars left the track.
The court heard charges against Jom Moon for petit larceny, Charles Smith and A M Bacon for disturbing the peace, Joe Sept McNeer and AL Guitar for speeding. Bail set at $4.00 and COSLE.
Missouri customers rush to buy shares in public utilities. Spring field Railway & Light and several Missouri firms saw strong demand, with about 500 customers purchasing stock averaging $800 each. Values rose by 2 to 5 dollars per 100, profits and rates noted.
The article profiles a revival of artful smuggling across Europe with cases along the Danube. Detectives uncover a flood of hidden wealth, from plates of gold to loaded fur coats and a glass eye housing a diamond, illustrating elaborate methods to evade duties and export bans.
In Durango Colorado the publisher of the Durango Democrat was acquitted of murder after a thirty hour jury deliberation. The defendant claimed self defense amid a bitter personal war between competing newspapers and editors on the street outside the publication's offices.
December 1 in Nashville Tennessee reports a 9 year old high school student among three ban dits who attempted to hold up Wyans grocery store. Wyans, 68, died instantly from a bullet to the brain. Tav ans Williams and a third accomplice fled. Williams surrendered to police. Police search for the third member as Lynehs family is named among prominent locals.
Attendants from Gentenlins Miv ned and others journeyed to Centralia this morning to attend the funeral of Mrs Mary Jane Spears, mother of Mr Spears. The service was held at Centralia First Church at 1 PM this afternoon.
At Garpetar’s window a lit candle cabaret window display drew crowds as they guessed how long the candle would burn. The Norm Talmdage film The Eternal Woman was shown at the Grand Theatre this evening, with the winner expected to be announced on stage.
Rebels torched several homes of prominent Free State supporters in Dublin on December. Among those targeted were Mrs Jeannie Wyse Power and her family, a mother and two children, with other residences of J Walsh and Michael Dunthy noted as damaged or burned.
A fire alarm reported at 4:40 am at 613 West Coates Street owned by Mrs Mathie Gallas Har. The blaze started from a spark near a Hoe and caused damage estimated at $50 before being extinguished by firecrews. No injuries reported.
Washington D C December recalls nine and southwestern states urged action to reduce freight rates on grain and hay. Hearings opened before the Interstate Commerce Commission to hear Kansas Utilities Commission complaint that existing charges between western points are unfair and discriminatory.
British factions brace for a clash on drinking laws with Anglican bishops and anti drink groups mobilizing church and public pressure. Prohibition supporters vow to push reform while wets counter with campaigns and warnings about social impact.
Fragmented OCR note discusses German fatalities and assessments of homecoming costs. It mentions Germans burying dead near the spot, estimates 200,000 marks, and references France or Russia. The text is garbled but centers on wartime casualties and financial implications.
In a speech to American farmers and the press, former French premier Georges Clemenceau warned that the Versailles treaty must be enforced. He criticized Allied inaction on German indemnities and urged unity among nations to support French prosperity and global markets, stressing France’s hunger and dependence on American wheat.
A visitor recounts an East Park School afternoon featuring Grade 2 reading, penmanship, and storytelling. Pupils discussed British Isles occupations, geography revision, civics lessons, and the value of certified milk, with parents impressed by student progress and the school’s new teaching methods.
Forecast notes unsettled conditions tonight with generally cool temperatures and a drop in readings expected on Tuesday. Weather outlook highlights night time chill and a notably colder Tuesday ahead.
A New Sultan Abdul Medjid I, elected caliph and ruler of Turkey, is noted for modern reforms and the unusual fact he has only one wife. The article describes his Western education, multilingual abilities, artistic interests, and efforts to blend Oriental tradition with Western habits. It also highlights his palace, avoidance of a harem, and a cordial meeting with a Western visitor who observed his art and politics.
Fragmentary notes show judges dismissing several criminal cases and a reference to Farmers & Me Bank. The wording is garbled but implies a judicial proceeding summary with dismissed charges and referenced entities.
Fort Worth reports a man named Emmet Clarke, his wife, and four others were targeted by three unmasked men west of the city. Clarke said he was threatened and beaten during an attempted abduction related incident. Authorities described injuries as serious with facial and torso impact.
A Kentucky deputy sheriff was fatally shot during a pursuit in Menifee County near Mount Sterling. The investigation notes the body was stripped of money, watch, and papers. a posse later fired on the fleeing slayers as night fell.
Madison Wisconsin football coach resigns to study law in California. He announced today at practice that he will pursue legal training and depart from his coaching duties with the university.
Allied premiers plan to resume talks in London on January 21 after a December interval. Agreement on German reparations remains unsettled, with no final accord reached at the Paris meeting.
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