Negro Found Dead in Huntsville Basement
Hubert Burton colored, about 26, was found dead in the basement at the home of W M Evans cashier of the Farmers and Merchants bank in Huntsville this morning at pm. He last was seen carrying kindling yesterday evening. No violence noted and coroner Dr Pet Martz held an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Burton
W.M. Evans
Huntsville
Burton
Sonor
Evans
Farmers .& “Merchants Bank
Jiuntsville
Pet. Martz
Fluntsville
Germany’s New German Reparations Offer Reported
London reports a new German reparations offer with promises of more guarantees without large payment increases. Paris notes Premier Poincare calls the proposal impossible and says it fails to meet Versailles Treaty requirements and the cessation of resistance in the Ruhr.
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London
Germany
Paris
Poincare
Microbes of Love clever home talent comedy praised
The Microbes of Love presented by home talent at the crane dist night under the American Lesson is a clean witty comedy. A well selected cast led by Edith Hines and directed by Gif shows good local talent with most players being young and not widely known on stage. The production features puns and humor over sentimental plot, with strong ensemble work from Jeremiah Hennecke and Lester Roque and the Sp listener and son Bac hator Clubs. Prices reduced to 50 cents with no reserved seats, audience attendance noted as light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othe Crane
Moberly
Edith Hines
Aitlantay Fn
Alf Walsh
Edward Keating
Merrill
East
Gove
Jeremiah Hennecke
Lester
Roque
Age’ Avere Cerreat
Sploster
Giveen
Neal
Wenry “Taylor
Paris
Ana
Kansas Girl Wins Milking Contest In Interstate Challenge
A 9 year old Kansas girl, Felis Krasney, outmilked a Missouri competitor in a two minute milking contest to win the interstate honors. Judges weighed five buckets of Jersey milk as she credited her hometown dairy work for the win. The Missouri coed from the Missouri College of Agriculture was noted for faster technique but Krasney’s home training carried the day.
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Kansas City
Telsia Krasney
Kansas
Jusie
Bernice Wallon
Mistouri
Missouri College of Agerliioe
Hensors
Felsie
Fiano
Pretiye
Liv Metropolitan
Yim. Nite
Fiddler Returns to Stage Amid Classic Melodies
A seasoned musician faces hardship yet hopes for a comeback as familiar tunes echo from past performances. Mic Taylor and the famed smith figure in a tale of rediscovered music and renewed audience delight.
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Mic Taylor
Quarrel Leads to Arrests in Waener Flats Case
Residents on West Cortes Street report a quarrel this morning resulting in arrests by Officers Fleming and Lloyd. Defendants listed include Ro Linsley Ace Patelek Hazel Mwl John Blakely and Bessie Dennis. Case set for a hearing at 9 o clock next Monday morning.
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Waener
West Cortes Street
Eourvk
Mats Sesterdaly
al Fleming
Lloyd
Alee Canne
Si OE. Brock
Ro Linsley
Ace Patelek
Hazel MW el John Blakely
Bessie Dennis
Marenerice Durham
Sedatia
Pauline Noell
Pauline
J.B. Stark
Cand
Helen
Yates
Mary Stark
Mand Mes
A. R.rown
Wholoka
Howard Seibert
Brandenbure
Trisbee
Ad Baker
Calored
G. A
Urgerto
Wivs
S. Baker
the Lakes
Chicago
Marshall
Kirksville
Moherly
Nationwide Plot to Foil Counterfeit Booze Labels
Secret Service agents rounded up counterfeiters in forests as they seized millions of dollars worth of doctored bottle labels and fake medicinal descriptions. Thirteen arrests, with more expected, thwarted an elaborate scheme to move and disguise illicit liquor as legitimate.
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New York
Dane
Secret Service
Sven
Fiat Fe
American Girl Heroine Aids Near East Relief in Athens
Miss Margaret Robinson of Grand Rapids directs Near East relief supplies from Athens. She negotiates with the famed bandit Barbeumis to end raids, securing amnesty for himself and his followers in exchange for joining the army.
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Athens
Paris
Grand Rapids
Crete
Barbeumis
Near’ East
Margaret’ Robinson
Baild Hard-Surfaced Road to Glasgow
A brief item notes a boat and a piece of news connected to Fayette, referencing a road project to Glasgow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow, Co
Fayette
Highway will connect Fayette and Glasgow with new pavement
The state highway commission decided to take over an mile of chat road west of Fayette and extend it to Glasgow forming a modern hard surfaced link between Howard County towns. The existing stretch has proved durable over two years and is regarded as a leading road for travel across seasons.
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Glasgow
Chat
Fayette
I. Glasgow
Howard County
Arin
Moberly man seeks Columbia bus line license
Robuck of Moberly in Columbia for a trial bus service license. He seeks a one month permit starting June to evaluate demand and route viability before establishing a permanent operation. He aims to test profitability and streets to serve in Columbia.
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Moberly
Columbia
Colombia
Ghatley Ryebuck
tthe atre@aunnell
Robuck
Mears
Nis
Hay
Rohuelets
Bis
Abbott
Cohamiain
Normum
Wits
Hercity
Coloimbia
Daily Missourian
Wisconsin Assembly Approves Bill To Repeal Dry Law
Wisconsin assembly votes 4.7 to 42 to repeal the state dry enforcement law and sends the Tucker bill to engrossment. Final passage expected in favor by similar margins. bill moves to the senate which has previously blocked other anti prohibition proposals.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin' Assembly
Assembly
Senate
Fiddler Henry Taylor Tapped for Legion Home Talent Play
Bryan Redick visited Henry Taylor, a famed fiddler, this afternoon in Moberly to recruit him as a special number for the American Legion Home talent show to be repeated at the Grand tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redick "Bryan
Henry Taylor
Moberly
American Legion
Murder and labor clashes reported in midwest dispatches
Reports from Valparaiso Indiana state Harry Diamond was found guilty of murdering his wife and sentencing followed. A separate piece notes taxi drivers in a war between independent and union factions. Kansas City and surrounding states saw harvest workers begin duties with wages around four dollars daily.
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Ohiergzon
Jaile i
Frank Sexton
Agclared Py
Valpariso
Inds
Harry Diamond
Probe into Burning of Giant Army Dirigible in Dayton
A military board begins an inquiry into the destruction by fire of the giant army dirigible VC in Dayton Ohio during a severe storm. Two crew members were injured as they leaped to the ground from the burning airship. The vessel, sister ship to the C 2, had just completed a test flight from Southfield and was moored to a steel tower when the fire started.
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Giant Army
Dirigible
Dayton
Ohio
Military Board
Wilbur Wright Bield
Army Dirigible VC
Marty Barnes -Scott
Wield
A. G. Mananville
Goodyear Rubber Co
San Antonio
Texasi
Southfield
Dancing Fools Continue To Romp In St Louis Race
Hilda Johnson of St Louis County set a non stop dancing record at 11s 1h today in a crowded event. She plans to push toward 150 tours, according to organizers, as she remains energetic and unyielding in performance.
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St. Hous
Hilda Johnson
St Louis County
Talented student wins college piano prize at ceremony
Miss EGanlona wins a $10 prize for best composition at Stephens College awards. She is praised as a gifted young musician, with relatives boasting of her achievement. An accident injures Mrs. Lydia Wilson, who fell downstairs breaking her collar bone.
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Es Vlauauke
Stephens. College
Golumbia
Paso
Risic
Cin. College
Eganlona
Winn
Liydin Wilson
Shriners Reject New Temples After Council Vote
Washington June 7 The imperial council of Shriners rejected all applications for charters for new temples. Conservatives won over those favoring increasing the number of temples. The conservatives held that no temples should be established in territories near existing temples.
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Washington, D. C
Imperial Council
Wita
Trecalities
Enlies
Harding Reaffirms World Court Policy
President Harding stated the world court would not force the United States to surrender its policy while noting American adherence would be a long step toward stabilizing civilization. He spoke in a letter to Bishop Thomas S. Gailor of Tennessee, head of the Protestant Episcopal Church of America.
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Washington
TD. C
Harding
United States
Tetter
Thomas S. Gailor
Tennessee
Protestant Episcopal Church of America
Chicago police hunt flapper murderess after night garage shooting
Chicago police seek a flapper murderess in a case where an insurance adjuster Richard C. Tester was shot to death at a Gold Coast garage. Investigators traced a group of young women, noting one with a peculiar limp hand, as suspects.
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Chisage
Richard C. Tester
Cone
Miss Tester
Er-Hussand
Gold Coast
Robert
Crowe
British Railways Deal Reshapes Near East Politics
British group reportedly gains controlling interest in the Baghdad Railway amid a shift toward Anglo Turkish alignment and France’s waning influence in the Near East. The move follows France’s Banque Industrielle setback and German-Swiss cooperation affecting regional rail assets and Turkey’s balancing act with Britain. A note of Turkish sensitivity to French diplomacy and reparations talks underscores the broader strategic stakes in Asia Minor.
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Edward. Jy Bing
New York
Baghdad
England
Turkey
France
Banque Industriella
Cina
Germany
Bagdad
Asia Minor
Lions Commission
London
Keane
Franke
Purks
Chester Ceasions
Suzanne Peice
Hapland
Ismet Pasha
Chester
Carsideradl
Children of Central Stage Morning Play at School Grounds
A morning event at Central School featured 29 children performing a directed play for Moberly schoolchildren. Director Selby Swift praised sponsors and staff including Miss Anna Wood and Miss Peri for guiding and supervising the activity.
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Selby Swift
Ie Anid
Acbang
Anna Wood
Peri
Allienc
Burnhason
Ruth Lani
Ait Eltt
Japan and Russia Resume Negotiations Aimed at Conference
The Japanese cabinet agrees to open preliminary talks with Russia to explore a formal conference. The discussions, to be confidential, seek detailed terms for resuming formal talks previously halted. M. Joise will represent Russia alongside Japan’s foreign office.
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Japan
Russia
Rékio
Jsipiancee Foreign Office
M. Joxse
Tre
Pan
Train wreck injures four near depot yard
Chicago June 7 A railroad collision leaves four injured and one dead when a switch engine derails into an open switch and crashes into an empty passenger coach in the yards. Witnesses report a conductor and bystander nearby.
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Chicago
John
Noenigs
Chicago& Northwestern
Woeingsfield
Munich theatre helps Wagner widow with box office share
The Bavarian state theatre will allocate a portion of its box office receipts to Frau Richard Wagner widow of the famed conductor. The move aims to support the elderly woman living in a Bavarian village and may inspire other German opera houses to follow Munich’s lead.
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Munich
Bavarian State Theatre
Richard Wagner
Em Payser
Opera
Bay
Germany
Munich-theatre
Conrad dies at home. sister hosts wake in Kansas City
Conrad died at nine ten last night at his sister's home in Prairie three sisters Mary Osborne and others survive including Fred Conrad in the United States Army. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at Thomas Owens interment in the Hillen cemetery.
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Conrad
Conran
Rev Osborne
Jefferson
Winess
Hiss
Prairie
Mray Osborne
Matentss
Mya
Daiar
Viti
Pratricay
Kale Pawks
Kansas City
Fred
Gonrad
Uited States Army
Feneral
Bna'elelk
Safternoon
Thomas
Thomas. Hilleenatery
White Demurrer Ruling: Court Discharges Defendant
A demurrer ruling discharged White as the court sustained the demurrer to the indictment. Hale and Walden represented White as multiple cases involving the Bank of Smilapedes and others continued or quashed. The court heard witnesses and discussed proceeding readiness for upcoming trial dates.
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Hale & Walden
Bank of
Pn Walker
Washington State panel extends relief to western railroads
The state commission approves rate relief for lines west of the Mississippi. It empowers authorities to lower long haul rates to match shorter routes between St Louis and intermediate points on the same line, aiming to foster competition and reduce costs for western rail traffic.
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Washington
Sun State Commerce Commission
Railra
Mississ
Louis
Mi Hagan
The
Commission
St Louisc
I Jing Lower Han
Comili ’ Betweeen
Cretion
Hanls
Naints
Mark Yates
Weather Update Shows Showers Tonight With Cooler Extreme
The forecast notes showers tonight and a slight improvement in conditions with cooler temperatures at the extremes. A stray “Priday” appears as a likely OCR error.
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Mubert Burton
Chis A. M
Tleak Gian Poniokd
Henry Paytar
Ehranpian
Elsie Krasney
Doromley Gint
BaildHard
Payous
Xkansas iCity
Oklahoma
Tends
Mise
Reid
Ivy
Brownield
Penn
Tosa
Falk
Browfield
Shriners
Rarusee
NEW Prieptos
I Harding
Goose Whittington
Nice Marie Jandsom
Machklecit
Jase
Dallas
Texas
Oto Oyviskt
Rs. Leroy Biekel
Raishig
Usband
Panton
Noril
British Railway
Childrensof
AGS
Hase
Eugenia Lentart
Malcomb
Howie Mafcaie Miller
Orien
Hickney
Robert Curry
Bill
Bill John
Oliver
Broaddus
Cverford
Dervoihy Settles
Bobby Kell
Margery Campbell
Mala Miller
Marion Perry
Samtha Perry
Rilys Perry
Children of Central
Ooltece Monde
Bob Awedow
Wagner
White
Biren
Geard
H. Lon & Walden
Nefomdant
Hanlen
Fien
State
Vel Redick
O' Bry
Alvanscoit
Albert
Hubert Minor
Field
Dameron
Brooks
Brookin Ge
Wien
Hanter
Ghamier
Mississippi
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