Meeting for Farmers and Wives Friday
A locals chamber of commerce rural relations committee announces a Friday meeting at 2200 with farmers and their wives. Noted speakers include Arm Nathor on western topics. Plans include better roads and irrigation for a Pure Bred Heifer club. Free refreshments and a formal year long program are planned.
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He Chamber of Commerce
Atelock
Nasday
Midadle West
Chamber of Commeres Addreed
Ar Naxvlor
Ao Ossimilay
Toward Stamper
oLevin Tage
Cmo Rigpel
Ch OL Party
Semple Stephens
Fred Black
Arthur Davis
Bender Wins Marion County Sheriff Seat In Light Ballot
Clarence Bender won the Marion County sheriff job in Thursday's special election with a 126 vote lead over Oney Bowen. Weatherstone Mudd Courtney and Weatherstone were among other candidates, while turnout was low at 4277 countywide and a post election contest is planned in Palmyra next month.
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Clarence. Ta. Bender
Tranpibe
Marion County
Samuel AJ Cupten
Sayahe
Hannibal Courier-Post
Bowen
Palmyri
Planns
Athore
Dow
Bender
Weatherstone
Mudd
Courtney
Leading Hebrew Scholar Hirsh Buried in Chicago
Funeral services for Dr mil G natar Hirsh, a leading Hebrew scholar, will be held in Chicago. Hirsh, pastor of the Sinai Congregation for forty three years, died after a brief illness at 71, survived by his widow and three daughters.
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Chicago
Tueés
mil G@natar Hirsh
Hirsh
Sinal Ceousgresation
Eilish
Russians Build a Russian City Within Berlin
Carl D. Croat reports Berlin hosts a growing Russian colony with stores banks cafes theatres and newspapers. The city includes Russian restaurants theatres and nightlife brightening parts of the west end and a sizable English speaking community around 400 to 5000 people seasonally. Diplomatic and social life centers on the American embassy and its luncheon club while authorities tighten immigration and visa controls amid tensions withPolish and Russian Jewish migrants.
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Carl D. Croat
Bertin
Berlin
Columbus
Indianapolis
Denver
Evar
Moscow
New York
Drinki Ag
West End
Dinty
Haggard
Conwaring
Houghton
Bartin
America
Wegland
What Did He Las Barbershop Trade Cost Him
A disputed cash transaction in Roy Richards barbershop ended with Richards losing money after a customer paid with a twenty dollar bill and received ten in change. When the trousers later were retrieved he refunded the purchase price, leaving Richards uncertain how much he lost. The town narrative includes local social mentions of Miss Margaret and Emma Wenzeel and others visiting the Rupps in West Reed Street.
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Roy Richards
Richards
Eight Arrests Planned in Klan Murders
Bastrop January report claims eight arrests will be made next week for involvement in the kidnappings and murders of Daniel and Richards. Officials describe a torture rack and nonexpert amputation during the killings. Attorney General Coco outlines steps in the inquiry and recalls the 9 year old Bastrop girl victim in a prior case.
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Restrop
Watt Daniel
W . Richards
Attormes Qeanaral
Darwiel
Richards
Stat
George Seth Carton
Airtorney
Canion
Br .B. M. Melon
Jere Buoerk
Shreveport
Bastrop
Juan
Coco
Lake Lalomehe
Adilie
May Weamilton
Tia
Ku Klux Klan
Morehousa Parish
Thomas Richards
Lawmaker Proposes Pay Cuts for Judges Teachers and Prosecutors
Jefferson City on Monday Rep Whitecotton of Monroe County announced plans to introduce a bill to curb salaries of state officials and school leaders to trim tax power of districts. He targets judges, teachers, county superintendents and school clerks, arguing public wages are too high and must be reduced to relieve farmers. He cites Paris and Missouri figures to justify lower pay and blames teachers syndicate for state financial strain.
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Jeferson City
Mon
Monroe County
Bille
Civenil
Farmara
Democratic House Organization
Farm
Whitecotton
Whitecatton
Paris
Hankershier
Gaunty
Monnes County
Will Teess
Lomet
Tawa
Missouri
Stata Superinitende
Raulbee
Bloodhounds Used in Crime Tracing in Columbia Area
The Columbia Missourian notes bloodhounds follow crime scenes to scent trails from suspects. Purebred hounds command high prices and breeding recovered the breed after near extinction.
Belchin's Marine Growth in Brussels Amid War Strain
In Belgium a merchant marine tally shows a fleet of 580000 tons capacity with 48 ships constructed while 350 tons are recorded in load overseas during wartime.
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Belchin's Marine Growing
Brussels
Belguum
Marchant Marine
Lod
Millonnaire McCormick Stricken in Paris Pass
Tiarald McCormick underwent emergency surgery for appendicitis at midnight in Paris. Ganna Walska has abandoned her American opera tour and will nurse her ill husband back to health in Neath.
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Millonnaire McCormick
Paris Pass
Tiarald McCormick
Ganna Walska
Will
Samuel Woods Dies at 72 in Boone County Home
Samuel Woods age 72 died yesterday afternoon at his daughter’s home 719 Monroe Avenue. Survived by wife Maya two daughters Mrs Vda Warbin Hannital two brothers. A member of Parsha Christian Church Boone County. Funeral at 250 Q oloakk tomorrow afternoon conducted by Rev WN Henson. Interment Oakland.
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Rost
Samuel
Cyose
WN Henson
Oakland
Blunders in a small room offend good taste
In today’s issue the piece explores three ways a compact space can clash with refined style, highlighting missteps and design misfires that undermine elegance. The discussion uses specific examples to show how proportion, color, and furniture choices degrade taste.
Woman to Be Hanged in London Tomorrow
Mrs Parey Thompson and Frederick Edward Bywaters were set for execution in Holloway Prison for the murder of Thompson's husband. A last minute reprieve was denied after appeals by both defendants.
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London
Yevide Oon
Parey Thompson
Frederick Edward Bywaters
Aed-A. Om
Emanuer
Bridgeman
Ater
Thompson
Holloway
Pierpont
Panstonville
Enis
Jwondon
Lon
Imeband
Frederick
Edwards Tywalars
Fellowea
Tare
WYGQ
Home Secretary
Hamar Marshal Dues and Local Deaths Reported
Deprey Shrar and Matt Wakeman, former marshal at Lamar Missouri, died Sunday morning likely from apoplexy and paralysis. A body found near Calder City remains unidentified, detected after an incident involving a boy and traps. identity of the man remains unconfirmed.
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Lamar
Matt Wakeman
Aleo
Lamary Mo
Wakeman
Calden City
Run Shaw
Fire Burns Huntsville Home of Hiink Family
A residence on Main street in Tuntsville occupied by Arthur Hiink and family burned last night. The fire started between the ceiling and roof while the family and most neighbors were at church. The house and contents were practically destroyed. the home belonged to James TH. Wadsworth who had traded for it about a month earlier.
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Payelling
Huntsville
Tuntsville
Arthur Hiink
Main Street
James TH. Wadsworth
Monkey Gland Cocktail Promises Youth Restorers
In London in January, a bartender promotes a “Monkey Gland” cocktail as a tonic of youth. The drink is described as containing a glandular essence, with the concoction prepared in a standard shaker and served to patrons seeking renewed vigor. The article notes an aura of mystery around the ingredients and a dramatic setting for the potion.
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London
acLondon
Romanos
Weather Outlook For Region Tonight And Tuesday
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday with likely rain in the eastern portion. Warmer tonight in the east, colder Tuesday in the west and north portions.
England Plans to Pay War Debt to United States
The British government pledged to settle wartime debts totaling about five billion dollars in principal and interest. The assurance came from Stanley Baldwin at the inaugural meeting of the American and British war debt bond commission held today at the Treasury Department.
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England
America
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Stanley Baldwin
Treasury
Depinane
Model Mil Company Sues Henry Roberts and Rozzie Roberts
The Model Mil Company sues Henry Hoberts and Rozza Roberts with Mechanics Bank in a circuit court case. A prior judgment of $282.07 plus costs was recovered against Henry Roberts on August 8 1929. The case concerns a deed of trust naming the bank as beneficiary and requests lien designation and payment from Henry on lands involved, with a request to protect an innocent purchaser.
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Rosa Bor Eiees
Model Mil
Henry
Rozzip Roberts
Mechanics Bank
Tiv A Cragse
Henry Hoberts
Heine
Wes Barly
Rozz “Abe
Dee Fendant
Ihe Mechanics.bank, Ec
Weed
Tarther
Court Deeres
Missouri Reading Clerk McClanahan Marks 20th Year in Service
Jefferson City Missouri long time House reading clerk McClanahan celebrated his twentieth year in the legislative service. He began his career in 1879 and has served in various capacities through many sessions, becoming a familiar figure to generations of lawmakers across the state.
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Jefferson City
Ale
S—h
House of Representatives
McClanahan
Hesgan
Taree
Aida
Missouri
Tas Niliar
ieClhinahan
Gig
Thorugh Ie
Echamihdr
Bell
Doerries Names New Bray Hotel Clerk Brenham
Mr Doerries announced the appointment of Charles Brenham as day clerk at the Bray hotel in Bray Kansas City. Brenham previously worked with Planters Hotel in St Denis Missouri and other Kansas hotels before leaving for St Louis. Brenham is noted as a pioneer member of the Directors Association.
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Deerries
Romain
Anager
Bray
Kansai von Januaty
Destrias
Vis Kandas
Iiiss
Doerries
F Merchants Hotel
Henge
Charles “Brenham
Branham
Oklahoma Indian Maiden Joins Rich Riches Era
An Oklahoma Indian maiden from Depew, Miss Big Pond, has joined the ranks of the very wealthy after being allotted two sacr e tracts near recent gas discoveries. A giant gas discovery on one tract boosted land value into the millions. Miss Big Pond now attends Haskell Institute in Lawrence Kansas.
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Depew
Okla
Jun. S
C Ceap
Miss Bligw
Big Pond
Miss Big Pond
Indian Land Department
Miss Pond
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kansas
French Troops Take Düsseldorf This Morning
Reported movement along the Rhine as France concentrates troops at Düsseldorf for an expected invasion of the Ruhr. Paris notes engineers and railroad workers moving toward key lines while infantry regiments are ordered forward.
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Uchleng
Rhine
France
Epinat
Jtroops
Dusseldorf
Ruhr
Pranvce
Rhineland
Swasrom
Paris
Mnat
Aganiy
Rhine- Border
Americ
Britain
Akin
Aelion
World and Local News Briefs From January Reports
A mix of short items covers wage strikes in Stude baker plant with 250 workers, fire and property damage in the northwest, German postwar economic notes, and Canada’s grain and vehicle statistics. Includes Montreal grain shipments, Belgian recollections, and a Cordovan of Ottawa’s bank tax estimates with social notes on Mrs. Dodson and her daughter visiting Colum-bia.
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Fintsy Ross Club
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Ronder
Thowen
Joh C. Mudd
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Bendar
Lvery
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Emma
Wenzeel
Eithel Biggers
Valeria Williamson
Ethel Marshall
Mathvyn
Victoria Jones
Mexico
Edward G. Rupp
West Reed Street
Louisiana
Whitecotten
Acton
Calumbia
Buroneah Woods
Ijon
Hamar Marshal
DUES
Aisper Wnamining Gody
Aares SD
MODEE
Meleco
Brinks Lettoagaens
Bor Wclanahan TS
Soangren
Meissourd Legislapre RE
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Canada
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Collumpia
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