Automobile Show Draws Strong Local Interest in Moberly
Wobarly’s first automobile show drew many dealers from Moberly and area towns. Most exhibitors reported sales or leads, with several cars sold and accessories popular. The event featured music and dancing by local groups and praise for organizers and American Legion volunteers.
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Wobarly
Moberly
Aod
Maherly
Vielvity
Anad
Pmicodore Bazan Pastal
American Legion
Edmanad Lamson Wins Ford Car at Moberly Legion Carnival
Tedmund Lamson wins a Ford car in a carnival draw at the Moberly automobile show hosted by the American Legion. A fifteen-name drawing included local businessmen and Cy OL Petry, Joe OKeefe among others. Lamson, son of Secretary B Lamson, reacted with boyish joy and planned a Minnesota trip after the shout of victory.
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Tedmund Lamson
B. Lamson
American Legion
Jack Wileher
Naumber
Cy OL Petry
Jdoe O'Keefe
Ladimuna
Minnesota
Orcasionad Bey Py
Legion Hoya
Young Hochberger Dies After Illness at Sixteen
George M Hochberger died this morning after a three week illness with diphtheria. He was sixteen, youngest child of John G Hochberger, survived by parents, four sisters and a brother. Funeral services will be held at Oaklyn at one o clock tomorrow afternoon conducted by Rev Paul Agnat.
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Johny Q. Hochberger
MM. Hoehberser
Ansyst
Fie
Sopro- Morg
John G! Hechberger
Red Tochberger
Geo. Buguh
Migses Agnos
Babrara
Minnie ‘Wechbergar
Oaklyn
Tey
Paul Agnat
Woman Falls Eight Stories in St Louis Hotel
Mrs Bert Masters aged 48 died after leaping or falling from an eight story window at the Margarito Hotel in St Louis. She had recently suffered a paralytic stroke and was brought to the hotel from the hospital the day before. Police are inclined to believe she took her own life.
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St. Louis
Bert Masters
Ma‘goatic
Slo
French Acceptance With Strings Tied On Naval Plan
Washington reports on French acceptance terms for a naval program. France would accept about 40 percent of Britain’s capital ships and 76,000 tons by 1938, with conditions on submarines procurement and ship rearmament, as a plenary Arms Conference session debated the plan.
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Pranco
Ela
United States
Pranece
Hughes
Helenr
Fiftean
Italy
Prance
Smailea Anan
Washington
Arms Couference
France Accepts Hughes Naval Ratio
Washington December reveals France abandons active place army and accepts Hughes naval ratio. The talks with Briand show France endorses a 175,000 ton capital ship limit compared to Britain 626,000 and the United States 416,000 for Japan, signaling a shift in naval policy.
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Washington, D. C
France
Hughes
Brand
Tyland
Highes
Tyance
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Tighes
Briand
Wholesale price decline trims November costs in nation
Government statistics show a small drop in wholesale prices in November led by cheaper farm products and clothing, while food, fuel, and building materials rose slightly. Separate reports note Missouri and Kansas health actions adjusting vaccination verification for intrastate travel.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Neal
Twelve U S Soldiers Hanged in France
Washington reports describe the hanging of twelve American soldiers in France. George Taylor of Philadelphia testified before the senate committee investigating Senator Tom Watson's charges, saying he did not know if the men were tried by court martial and that he could call twenty eight comrades to substantiate the claim.
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Washington
2D. C
France
George Taylor
Philadelphia
Senate
Tom Watson
Taylor
Frisco Railroad Trains and Temporary Court Restraint
The Frisco railroad reported four passenger trains remain in operation between St. Louis and Newburg and Springfield and Monet. A temporary restraining order forbidding withdrawal of these trains was issued by Judge Fe Saturday at the public service commission.
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Frisco Railroad Yeater Aay
St. Louis
Vna
Newburg
Springfield
Monet
Atvilie
Sammsion Retorna Terceary
Skatemet
Anes A
Fined For Adultery and Charged With Bigamy
Beulah Hidhardgon and Scott were charged with unlawful cohabitation and bigamy after a recent marriage in Vinntavilla. The couple appeared before Justice Burton at Fountsville. warrants issued for Scott's arrest on related charges.
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Vinntavilla Week
Justice of Hiham
Burton al Fountsville
Mon
Avas
van Trehartson
Eireuil
Ander
Amy
Ville
Scott
Walker
Richardson Baye
Earl Wine
Tomer
Ricshardagt
Koytesville
Mittin
Olanse
Sioux City Sheriff in Shootout Kills Striker and Deputy
Unclear report indicates a deadly exchange in Sioux City as Sheriff Jones shoots and kills a striker identified as Lewis R. Jones and a deputy falls during the incident. The sheriff vows to handle the situation despite the chaotic scene and unclear details.
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Sheriff's
Sioux City Town
Lewis R. Jones
The Best Ride of All Is an Airplane Ride
A fragmented reminiscence recalls an airplane ride over a city landscape. The narrator describes street scenes, a station, a tall building, and a vivid sense of motion and danger while emphasizing the ride's extraordinary feel and personal awe.
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Daiyers
Wabash Shops to Close at Mobberly
A damaged notice reports Wabash car shops at Moberly to close with uncertain duration. Communications say work will resume after a short suspension, posting dated Dec 28 1921 and Jan 1922. Depot status and local foreman Colley noted, with Moberly continuing operations.
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Gatlar
Aifacive Briday
Wabukly
Janaya
Eyruher
Moberly
Geneva
Colley
Abe
First Step Toward Break Interlocking Directorates
The article notes an effort by the commerce commission on December 20 to move toward breaking up interlocking directorates. Officials discuss proposed reforms and the impact on corporate governance and competition.
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Washington
Commerce Y Commission
O'Bryan Faces Grand Jury as Court Hearings Drag
Disjointed report says Brooks O Bry an to face grand jury in Horn court with hearings extending weeks. Allegations include leading astray Lucille Allen and a string of alleged acts centered on Hay rATION and Ge orge McCart claims amid strained family disputes and ongoing investigations.
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O'Bryan
Brooks
Lucille Allen
Géorge
Allen
Georse McCart
Huntsville Telephone Company Faces Farm Line Standstill
In Huntsville the Huntsville Telephone Company and Stone & Son report twenty seven connected lines are out of service. Farmers press for fair exchange rates while lines fail to unify, and the public commission meeting nears to decide on the matter.
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Huntsville
Huntsville i Telephone
Terh. Stone. & Son
Stone
Stone & Son
Ewileh Bat
Iea Yille
Beloved Margaret Merely Dead at Home
The obituary notes Margaret Merely, four years old, daughter of Gus Mere, died yesterday at the family home on South Fifth Street. The notice confirms the young child’s death and family details as recorded.
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Margaret
Gus Mere
Mets
South Fifth Street
Untethered Fragments Describe Dallas Doctor Found Dead
Dallas, Texas, disclosing that Dr. Smith, a 48 year old physician, was found dead at home yesterday. Police say he was shot and lying across his bed, dressed only in underclothes.
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Dalas
Tex
Smith
Waderclothes
DeValera Fights On Against Treaty Ditch
DeValera opposes the treaty as Sinn Fein representatives push for a lasting settlement. English and Sinn Fein factions clash over the treaty terms and the political stalemate continues.
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DeValera
Belgian Sailors Set for Two-Year Active Service
A chaotic OCR fragment describes Belgian or allied sailors preparing for two years of active duty after returning from furlough. It mentions training at a station, visits to parents, and notes on readiness and physical condition.
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Naval FomNe
Cooper
Taylor
Mason
Nies
Jallie Burger Protests State Committee Actions
A Missouri resident protests the endorsements by both Republican and Democratic state committees. The dispute centers on party actions and internal endorsements during December.
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Jallie
Burger
Former Moberly Man Shares in Big Estate
A Moberly man reports involvement in a large estate share. Details remain sparse but indicate significant property interests and financial ties to a broader distribution. Further information is expected as authorities verify heirs and assets.
Unclear OCR headline about West Coast parcel issue and public costs
Fragmentary report references Ben evie Rey Fal of WA Enpress and terms like public elimination costs. Mentions property recalls, millions, five percent, a four year term and penalties. No coherent events or names clearly identified.
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West Corte
Leslie
Will
Serer
Trea . Ques Ed Express
Cai Elat
Paxtmen Missioner
St Louis Bandits Lose Cash in December Theft
A report notes St Louis Bandits suffered a loss of £8 in December with unclear details and stray text pointing to a theft incident and a person named Sii Lane TM.
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George M. Hochberger
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