Plan to Settle Coal Strike Spreads Across Districts
Representatives of coal operators and miners from the central district including western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Winds will meet before July to seek a settlement. Operators report broad sentiment for an agreement but divisions over negotiating with miners by district or by the central district. A Chicago or Pittsburgh meeting location is likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cor
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
United Press
Inter
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Forest Park Bath Houses and Park Improvements Debated
The Chamber of Commerce Publicity Committee reports public support for inexpensive Forest Park improvements. Bath houses at Forest Park Lake, a concession stand, and better park approaches are favored to attract visitors while keeping revenues in public control. Volunteer unions and Boy Scouts aid camp building as Parks expand.
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Stuntsville
Forest Park
Banus
Moreat Fork Lake
Chamber of Commer
Tls
Poragt Park
Carpenters
West Park
Forest Mark Lake
Haily
eHort
Chamber of Commerce
Labor Leaders Back La Follette Plan to Shield Courts
American labor leaders at the Cincinnati convention signaled strong support for Senator La Follette’s proposal giving Congress power over the courts. They urged rapid action and backed a drive to organize white collar workers and office staff to join the labor movement, highlighting potential political impact nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
Cincinnati
Lafollette
Congress
Ward indicted in fatal May 15 shooting in Westchester
Walter S Ward son of a millionaire baker was indicted by the Westchester county grand jury for the killing of Clarence Peters a former U S marine on May 15 Ward admits the shooting claiming self defense saying Peters was attacked by a gang of blackmarket makers who shot him and a fight began when he refused to continue paying protection.
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Walter S. Ward
Baker
Westchester County Grand Jury
Clarence Peters
United States
Ward
Peters
Spencer Recommends Helmich for Collector of Internal Revenue
Senator Spencer of Missouri recommended Arnelia Jielmicny of St Louis for collector of internal revenue for eastern Missouri after Nat Goldstein withdrew from nomination. The action was announced today in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Helmich
St. Louis
Missouri
Arnelia 7
Jielmicny
Will Arrive in Moberly for Campaign Events
Breedingridge Dong, candidate for United States senator, will arrive in Moberly tomorrow afternoon 1:50. He will hold a reception at the Merchants Hotel on the second floor, deliver a Grand Theatre address, and tour the county by auto with stops at Gairo, Jacksonville, Darksville, Clifton, Huntsville, Higbee, and other towns. two speeches are planned, one in the forenoon at Huntsville and one at Higbee at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breetinridage Dong
United States
Marchants
Grand Theatre
Gairo
Jacksonville
Darksville
Clifton
Tuntsville
Migbee
Renick and Clark
Huntsville
Higbee
Longtime Middle Grove Farmer Dies at 61
Mal Cory Mallory, a well known farmer near Middle Grove, died last night at his home at age 61. Survived by wife Agnes C Mallory and two daughters Nettie and Bertha, three sons Kemp Charles and J W Mallory, and several sisters. Funeral set for 3:00 tomorrow at Macedonia Church with Rev Creer officiating. interment in the adjoining cemetery.
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Muddle
Ebington
Faltory
Lofelock
Middle Grove
Ila
Widdle Grove
Christian Church
Macedonia
Nettie Mallory
Bertha T Hartley
Kemp Mallory
St. Louis
Charles
J. W Mallory
Near
Peether
J. C. Mallory
MW. Ln Wawger
Mloyduda
Texas
I. 2. Armstrong
Rey. Creer
Mrs. Mata Victor Aged Mover Passes at Home
Mrs Mary Ane Victor aged 84 or 04 years? dies at Middle Grove home of her son Victor. She leaves two other sons John and James Victor. Funeral at Christian Church Middle Crown at 2 pm tomorrow conducted by Rev J T Shreve.
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Mary Ane Victor
Middle Grove
Victor
John
James Victor
Middle Crown
J.T. Shreve
McCumber Defies Harding on Bonus Fight Grows
Washington June 15 The split between the White House and Congress widened as Senator McCumber chairman of the finance committee pressed plans to force the soldier bonus to the senate floor despite executive displeasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtheton
Congress
McCumber
Finance Committee
Senate
Another Railroad Wage Cut Ordered
Chicago June 15 The United States railroad labor board prepared to announce another reduction in pay for clerks stationers yard workers and marine and signal staff. The action follows earlier cuts hitting shop and maintenance of way workers and about 1 25 million employees are affected by the three orders. The latest order is expected to cap the present adjustment and may be the last payout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Odo
Rhons
Mrs W H Thompson Takes First Train Ride at 62
Mrs. W H Thompson of Noble Missouri, aged 62, took her first train ride, visiting her brother Warden and family on Myra Street. Reared near Salisbury, she left Missouri long ago, traveling to the south in a wagon, now living 36 miles from a railroad on a 400 acre farm with fine cattle.
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Wy. ‘Thompson
Noble, Mo
Myra Street
Thompson
Missouri
O Keele and Witte Family Return From East Trip
O Keele and wife returned home after a three week trip to the east. They attended Georgetown University commencement where their son John received his A B degree and visited Marymount Junior College in Tarrytown New York where daughter Gale graduated. Also traveled to New York and other cities with Miss Welon and John.
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Ino
O’keele
East
Georgetown University
Washington
John
Marymount
Tarrytown
New York
Gale
O'Keefe
Eidhern
Miss Welen
John Ins
Weather synopsis notes lazy night and Friday
The terse forecast indicates a generally lazy night and Friday with continued warm or wet conditions. No specific temperatures or weather events are provided in the text.
Minnie Childs Dies Sudden in Pittsburg Oklahoma
Mrs Minnie Childs formerly Minnie Moberly of Moberly Missouri died suddenly at Pittsburg Oklahoma. General service will be held Sunday and burial will be in Pittsburg. She is survived by husband W H Childs a son Lyte her father John Moberly and by numerous relatives in Moberly and nearby.
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Moberly
Minnis Ghildy
Pittsburg
Okla
Rotary Luncheon Roll Call Sparks Advertising Talk
A Rotary Club luncheon featured W. S. Hawers discussing advertising trends from print to circulars and the value of newspaper ads. Allen White shared insights on auto accessories while stressing practical ad placement, pricing, and quality to boost business.
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Peoply
Speeliie
Cor Wrigley
Nadie
Gaxs
Rish Grove
Wynorhiae
Sunkise Olanger
Lati & Bradstreet
Via
Wyer- Wse
Bauiillyy Foreatul
Pear Aorp
Tim St
Labhuti
Bowers
Allen White
On White
Divorce Heard in Circuit Court Under Advisement
John McCormick of Flunta ville is plaintiff in a divorce suit against Mrs. Rachel McCormick. The case was heard in circuit court yesterday afternoon and, after hearing both sides, Judge ALW Walker took the matter under advisement.
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John McCormick
Fluntaville
Sas
Rachel McCormick
Afernoon
Alw. Walker
First Hague Conference Sessions Held in Secret
Fragments describe the First Hague Conference sessions conducted in secret with Bolshevik Russia noted and many European nations present. The report mentions ongoing Genoa discussions and a tentative schedule for next week with Britain and Belgium among participating powers.
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First Hague
Pha Hague
Tom Dail
Rustadheres
Therm -Ambas
Herlands
Ence
Sovick
Genoa
Britnly
Belgium
Brazil Urges Harding Visit to Strengthen Ties
Correia da Manha argues a visit by President Harding would deepen friendship between Brazil and the United States, noting past plans and the importance of direct personal contact at the Centenary Exposition. The piece urges Ottawa to secure Harding's visit and promises a cordial Brazilian reception.
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la Brazil
Rio de Janell
Brazil
Albert of
Gelginia
Kazil
Belgium
United States
Harding
Guese
Albert
Eemie
Povernment
Gome
Ignest
North
South America
Hutnat
Veontin
WY Frankins
United ‘Press
Gorreto da. Maarha
Goovneling
Vanderbilt
Alter
New York
Joning
Americas
Congressman W. W. Rucker To Visit City Saturday Night
Congressman W. W. Rucker will arrive in the city Saturday night and be quartered at the Merchants Hotel. He will meet all who desire to eat at this popular hostelry during his stay. He plans to spend some days in the district tending to political duties, now said to be in very good repair.
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Rucker
Wedding Announced for Law Bantrut and Joe Stegner
In Moberly and Boonville, a wedding ceremony took place yesterday tying Miss Law Bantrut to Joe Stegner. The bride’s uncle was a bookkeeper for M. Stamper Co. Stegner formerly worked for American Express Co when offices were in the Moberly Trust Day building.
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Moberty
Moberly
Monerly
Vanes
A Hine Baby Boy Born at 1006 North Aust Street
A baby boy named Icen heth Lawrence arrived at 7:15 PM weighing 3 1/2 pounds. His proud family, including Lownie O’Bryan, celebrated the arrival at home on Aust Street.
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Lownie O'Bryan
North Aust
Icenheth
Lawrence
Move To Make All U S Vessels Bone Dry
Washington June 15 Congress moved to overturn the Shipping Board ruling permitting liquor sale on American ships. Representative Bankhead announced the House merchant committee plan to include American vessels in a proposed end to shipping subsidies and to make them dry.
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U. S
Washington
Congress
Shipping Board
Bankhead
Altham
Merchant” Line
Pa. S
Riggins Leads Pageant as Figgins Follows with Votes
The report lists Cretha Figgins as lead in a popularity contest with 5,000 votes while Crena Riggins leads a field including Javeille Gunn Rama Cosby KE and Elizabeth Kilbolland with reported tallies of 14,2005 6,860 and 8,000 votes respectively.
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Crena Riggins
Cretha Figgins
Javeille “Gunn
Rama Cosby
Elizabeth Kilbolland
Country Club Benefit Bridge To Fund Play Ground Equipment
Country Club members host a benefit bridge party tonight to raise funds for playground equipment. Tables are arranged on the porches around the club house to provide comfortable playing areas and draw a large attendance for the event.
Kansas City Police Chief Resigns in Dissatisfaction
Chief Charles Edwards of Kansas City announces he will resign, citing unsatisfactory department affairs. Rugnall, a police official, offers no reason beyond general dissatisfaction, while noting prior appointment by the Republican police commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edwards
Kansas City
Rugnall
Howards
Je Mhy
Hyde
R R Convention To Meet Here Next Year
A compact note states the convention organization will meet in this city next year with plans overseen by Fas aL Inbar and Souris oe. The brief mentions venue and dates to be announced.
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R.R
Fas al Inbar
Lorganiztio Souris Oe
Coroner Probes Death After Woman Is Found Dead
Coroner investigates the death of a woman found near a grounds area as a lecturer on his way to a local auditorium lecture stops to review the circumstances. Authorities reference the victim's identity as part of the inquiry.
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Tor
Notice of rescheduled meeting in June
A notice announces a rescheduled meeting for June with participation by a citizen and a representative. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a formal hearing and civic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Norrow
Otyn
Eltizen
Oil Surge Forecasted Amid Venezuelan Ventures
A historical article notes rising oil prospects as international firms expand in Venezuela and the Orinoco basin. It highlights ventures with Standard Oil of New Jersey and American associates, including Caribbean exploration and Curacao agreements, signaling broader regional development.
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Gleun
Fonly
Ape
Progr
Venezuela
Mort Orinoco
Gr : Éountry
Carribean
Peroleum
Asphal Philadelphia
Standard
New Jerse
Marcaibo.ploration, Company
Fragmentary OCR Note on Street Hearing and Convent Work
A garbled entry discusses a hearing on Fifth Street related to a convent construction project. It mentions a contractor and remarks on standards and occupancy timing amid unclear details and misread phrases.
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Mal Cory Dad
W. H. Thompson
Keele
Witte
Minnie
Childs
Forning
Ytsburg, Okla
Rotary
Retari
W.S
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Firets
Britain
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Lee
W. W. Rucker
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