Audience Enjoys Concert by Cowper and Gauntlett at Senior Club
A Moberly senior music club concert featured tenor Colmes Cowper and pianist Mr Gauntlett. The program opened with Barcarolle and Isolde selections, highlighted by Isolde's Love and a Mendelssohn piece. Cowper, praised as a leading concert tenor, performed with refined tone, while Gauntlett received enthusiastic student and audience responses. The event, held under club auspices, showcased high musical standards and cultural engagement.
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Jauikom
Mu. Sic
Colmes “Cowper
Lyeanor
Brasil Grant
Pinnlat
Gauntlele
Ain Japplaruse
Seg
Stephens College
Columbia
Hokmes Cowpar
Richard Strauss
Mendalssot
Eugene ‘Onegin
Tachaikowsky
Campbell
Cowper
Telephone Merger Perfected in St Louis Missouri
A six million dollar merger of the Telephone Company with Southwestern Bell Telephone Company for Missouri was completed yesterday in a director meeting. D Ninia, president of Southwestern Bell, announced the plan will be submitted to the Missouri Public Service Commission for approval. The Southwestern owns Allelophones in multiple states.
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St. Louis St. Loos
Inloct
Vetephone Company
Southwestern Gell Telephone Company
Missouri
D. Ninia
Missouri Public Service Commission
Southwestern
Morris Flas Chased: Huntsville Editor Leases Paper
It is reported in Huntsville that G. W. Morris of Clifton will lease the Bluntsville Metald for three years and manage the paper about mid spring. He may buy or lease another country newspaper. Mrs Owen and daughter left to join Mr Owen in Brunswick to make their home.
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Tluntsville Thesday
G. W. Moris
Clifton Will Rustier
Bluntsville
Sagaser
Frantsyile
McNeely
Horald
Morris
Eherald
MRS SOLOMON WINS TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR JUDGMENT
The jury awarded Mrs. Solomon ten thousand dollars in the Vale Bal emon vs Moberly Lilighye and Power Co case. The verdict came after a two day trial with extended arguments and motions to the jury. The defense indicated plans to appeal the decision.
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Vale Balemon
Moberly Lilighye and Power Company
Yonterday
Aftar Vending
Walkor
Hleys
Torly
Ny Firmeont
Reidlek /O'Bryan
A. B. Chamler
Mr. Cave
Bryan
John
By. Barker
Elvenh
Directors Plan Share Sale At Moberly Building and Loan
The Moberly Buildings and Loan Association directors and stockholders met to outline a plan to sell at least 1600 shares before an application for incorporation is made. Only 500 subscriptions exist, and talks will be led by Cayé and Lainson to attract more investors across the business district. Regular Monday meetings at the Chamber of Commerce continue as a public invitation to join.
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Chanine
Commarée
Cave
Issociellon
Oss
Mr. Cayé
WR. Lainson
Elvic
B.and 1S Association
Klein
C.M. Yoller
The
Gentral ‘Trades and’ Labor Organization
I. R. Mathews
B.avis
Net Ag
Hvary
Chamber of Commerce
Irish factions agree to delay split and form unity
Eamonn Watera announced a private conference between Sinn Fein leaders Gritich Collinge and DeValera averting a threat of a Sinn Fein split. The plan calls for a three month adjournment at the convention to name a constitution for the new Irish Free State and to allow plebiscites before elections. Joe Williams also stated that M M Brodéaus was not a deputy of ligand and had withdrawn from the commission since January 19, 1921. Broaddus serves as watchman for downtown merchants.
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Dublin
Eamonn Watera
Free. State
Sinn Fein
Gritich
Collinge
DeValera
Sinn’ Fein
Sinn
Joe Williams
MM. M. Brodéaus
Ligand
Williams
Broaddus Issu
Texas judge denounces Ku Klux Klan in Bowle County
Bowle County Judge P A Turner denounced the Ku Klux Klan as the most dangerous organization for government he has known. He urged a full inquiry into masked armed groups involved in recent killings and crimes, noting a February shooting of a Black man in custody as part of the alleged Klan activity.
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Pexabkana
Texas
Bowle County
Potore
Shebensh
Jwalge
Gland
Shere
Jordan
ASN Klux Wtan
Turner
Moat
Harding says England will pay war debt, U.S. president asserts
Harding declares England will provide funds to cover war debt and compensate soldiers, as House committee members debate fiscal details. The White House press briefing emphasizes that payment arrangements are imminent and necessary for national finances.
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Harding
England
Washington, DY
Pephaty
Hanang
Tae
Geouritigs Tieve
White House
Grands Take Two From the Stars in Alley Bout
Two of the Grands defeated the Stars in a rough alley game last night. Scattered play and quick passes defined the contest as spectators watched from nearby stands.
Missouri Dirigible Disaster Claims Missouri Lives
A historical report details a dirigible crash in Missouri with two sailors lost. Investigations begin to assign blame to crew and captain while experts analyze mechanical failure and pilot error.
Amabrit Mines Report Workers’ Morale Plunge
A fragmentary excerpt notes workers at Amabrit Mines facing low morale amid terj conditions. The report hints at management tensions and possible disruptions affecting production, with no clear dates or figures available in the accessible text.
Maximumkot Can Tee 2.2289
A fragmentary note shows the phrase Maximumkot Can Tee 2.2289 followed by stray characters and a location or code 853-33. The readable text provides minimal context for a brief item and no clear event or entity.
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Maximumkot
Washington Birthday Program at M. H. S.
A readably focused note on a Washington Birthday program at M. H. School featuring a dancer Geeta Mapel and a chorus of students. The event included musical solos and a celebratory assembly with praise for student performance and school spirit.
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Washington
M. H.S
Njoyed
Geeta Mapel
Sent
M. H
Martha Fennings Interred After Service at Local Chapel
Funeral notices report Martha Fennings laid to rest after a service at a local chapel. She was 78 years old and survived by two sisters and three sons, with connections to Moberly and St Louis.
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Martha
Jase ‘Deere
Jou
Svim
Rupp
Moberly
Ma's
St. Louis
EM. Vand
Merchants Accept Corn as Cash Relief in Minnesota Trade
Merchants and farmers in Mudlelia Minnesota unite to accept corn as cash for purchases over a two month period. About 35 thousand bushels were bought at roughly 30 cents per bushel totaling around 10 thousand dollars released to the community easing merchant financial pressure.
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Mudlelia
Minn
Madedia
Anilea
Local Woman Mourns Father Found Dead in Bed
In Richmond a man identified as the father of Mrs. Fifi Stillman was found dead in his bed. Heart disease was given as the cause of death in a brief notice from a local source.
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Fifi Stillman
Richmond
Symkins Sells Coates Street Property
Local real estate item notes Symkins selling a Coates Street property amid a brief, garbled report mentioning Mr Krazier and a sale deal. The legible details indicate a transfer of ownership with uncertain surrounding text.
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Symkins
Coates _ Street
Krazier
Jens
Local Merchant Announces Stokes Named Manager
Fragments indicate Mr. Stokes is named manager of a local business, with notes mentioning resident placement and a feature to emphasize favorable placement for the venue.
Accused Negroes Released By Joint Justice Authority
In a local case the accused Black defendants were released by the joint justice authority. Details remain sparse as the docket notes no immediate charges or trials scheduled. Community leaders called for calm while officials review the case.
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W. Morris
Huntsville
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Ayda
Pram’ Stars
Lovelace
AO Furnish
Boston
Mixer
Web Clark
Patriak
Voles
Setyine
Wington
Mic. Conaensis
Mabry
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Amabrit
Mae
Fennings
NAVY
Aimeri
Sfterring
Jence
Mr. Stokes
Jtusti
W Tanis ‘Mermissed
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