Huntsville Telephone Controversy Divides City Business Leaders
The Huntsville Telephone Co. and Stone & Son face a bid to sell a three fourths stake amid a mutual lines dispute. The Chamber of Commerce debated a plan for a new mutual plant in Huntsville while tensions over toll concessions and compromise proposals simmered among farmers mutual and local residents.
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Huntevilla Telephone Company
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Telephone Company
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Roy Sutlift
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Laxcelsior Springs
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Tinuatsville
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Shantung Return to China Set in World War II Accord
Secretary Hughes announced a final settlement on the Shantung question at the arms conference. The plan includes return of Shantung province and Kiaochow to China, restoration of the public air ministry, and removal of Japanese troops within six months. China pays about 58.6 million gold marks for the railway improvements and takes over the line in fifteen years.
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Warring Parties Gather as Chamber Faces Boycott Tension
Town dispute pits Chamber of Commerce and mutual lines against Bell Telephone over service and leadership. Citizens claim solid backing for the phone company, while a joint committee plans the next move amid ongoing town-country service shortages.
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Chamber of Commerce and Mutual Dines
Grands Take Three From Stamper Team In Ten
The Grands defeated Stamper in three games during a Ten competition. Scores show Stampers Robinson 137 146 4723 with Krogget S2 12% 98, Haynes 170 108 13, Crabb 90 111 117, Hulen 128 98 18, and others totaling 602. Grands Leisner 178 16, Boston 114 39 146, Meiser 127 160 150, Weber 128 121 136, Clarke 125 1735 118. First game total 648, second 716. The match followed the Wabash mill scene with the Noisemakers.
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Accident at Powhatan mine delays Westbound passenger train
A Wabash passenger train No. 11 suffered a minor wreck two miles east of Funtsville when its truck struck a center pivot. Engine 626 remained on the track allowing a swift recovery. A switch engine assisted and the train resumed toward Moberly with a short delay. Cause unclear though soft track suspected.
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Howard to Succeed Kenyon in Senate Seat
James R. Howard, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, is agreed as successor to Senator Kenyon of Iowa in the eighth federal judicial circuit. If unaltered, Howard will take his seat in the Senate mid February when Kenyon steps out. William Jennings leaves on a business trip to Marshall, Missouri.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
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Eighth Federal Judicial Circuit
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Senate
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Herschel Williams Plans Second European Tour After Canada Trip
Tergehol Williams, representing Stude bekar Automobile Company, returns from a three month Canada trip and prepares an extensive tour of Europe. He will visit Czecho Slovakia Russia the Netherlands Germany Denmark Norway Sweden Belgium Poland Finland and more. He sails from New York to Christiania Norway and hopes to complete overseas travel in four to five months, potentially up to two years. Williams will file personal impressions for the Democrat after his travels.
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Ales Soeum
Canada
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Tineraries
Czecho-Slovakia
Russia
Netherlands
Germany
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Belgium
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Christiania
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Moberty
Missouri
Police Raid S11 Home On Poawnd Finds No Stir
Police searched Garrett Wilson at 601 Win cil street last night on whiskey production tips. Officers detected an odor arousing suspicion, but found no concrete evidence. The Missionary Society of Coates Street Presbyterian Church plans a Friday 2:90 meeting at the church with $4aa.
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Presbyterian Chiurch
Cooperative Elevator Ass'n session highlights Missouri event
The two day state meeting of the Cooperative Elevator Association opened in Moberly with welcoming remarks by P. G. Lamson. Speakers including John Boland and J. W. Roberts discussed marketing cooperatives, farmers’ elevators, and future selfmarketing aims.
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Five Powers Complete Naval Treaty At Arms Conference
Washington February 1922 The five great powers United States Great Britain Japan France and Italy accept a sweeping naval limitation treaty setting 68 capital ships with a 1 861 643 tonnage cap and a ten year holiday with fixed replacement tonnage The pact includes a separate agreement banning submarines against merchant ships and prohibiting poison gas usage during war
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Co operative Marketing Talks Open at Merchants Hotel
Afternoon program at the Merchants Hotel featured R Davies state purchasing agent on saving by using the State Purchasing Agency for farmers marketing companies. O G Able outlined the “Wary Horse and Produce End of the Village Market.” Evening session hosted J W Shorthill on Loyalty with Missouri Agricultural College speaker D W Freat and F S Betz discussing seed distribution and bookkeeping amid a list of attendees from multiple states.
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Farmers’ National Grain Dealers’ Association
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Automobile Club appoints new advisory board
The Missouri Automobile Club announces an increased advisory board for the Moberly Division with several new appointments led by Forrest Martin as chairman. Other named members include Vern Bundridge Richard Corréll A C Dingle Holman J Jones Louis Klein Clay Shumate Wy Wigginton Albert J Mahan J Gat F Carroll and George Robinson. The board expansion reflects rapid growth and renewed loyalty to the club statewide.
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Richard
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J. Jones
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Behe Jar Lamb
Clay Shumate
Wigginton
Albert Jc. Mahan
J. Gat
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G. O. Cuppaidge
George Robinson
Elks Invite All To Thursday Dance Night
Elks announce a Thursday night dance at the Elks hall inviting all members to attend and enjoy a festive hoof. The notice calls for participation and social revelry.
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Moberly Campaign Achieves High Grade in Nationwide Review
Moberly Missouri earns a top classification in a nationwide campaign scorecard. The article praises city leaders and shippers for cooperative effort, reporting final package counts and freight metrics that placed Moberly in the upper tier among towns with 10 to 25 thousand residents.
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Mammoth Union Alliance Planned by Miners
An Indianapolis report notes a proposed alliance of sixteen railroad and mining organizations forming a national coalition. The plan traces to the 1919 Cleveland miners movement and aims to extend organized mine workers into a nationwide union to improve living standards.
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Court grants extended term in unclear case
A fragmented report notes a court proceeding last week involving a defendant described as negro plende. The text indicates a two year sentence with a three year option under certain conditions and mentions a preference for service. The source is garbled and lacks clear names or places.
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Chester Herald
Robbery at Wellsville Home Reported
A Wellsville address was robbed last night while the resident was away. Thieves entered the home but the items taken are not yet known as investigators secured the scene and kept others out. Local authorities pursue leads.
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Wellsville
Uncertain Weather With Much Colder Tonight
Forecast warns of unsettled conditions tonight with a drop in temperatures. Strong winds and potential precipitation may affect travel plans across the region as the cold front moves through.
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