Attorney Fees Suit Reaches Trial In Circuit Court
In an action by Jedick O Bryan to collect legal fees from former client Mrs Framiston the case opened this afternoon in circuit court. The suit seeks payment of contingent fees tied to a matter settled out of court, with defense led by Dovie and representation by I Tydings. The hearing adjourned to next Tuesday for closing arguments as potential verdicts of 750 to 1000 dollars are discussed.
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Redick
Framilion
Legal
Aletion
I. Tydings
O'Bryan
Doyhy
Fle
Dovie
Heewil
Women’s Auxiliary Organization Formed in Moberly
Women in Moberly organize a new auxiliary to support a state memorial project for a famed writer and Missourian. Mrs. M W Thurke is president with Mrs. Le WoodcKinnes as secretary and Miss Lillian Howser as view president. The group plans to recruit local and district women to boost fundraising and publicity efforts.
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M.W. Thurke
le WoodcKinnes
Lillian Howser
Hartley Bastibl
Une
Othe
Joptin
Yasterday
Moberly-ag
Awomen
Ag Ines
Wn Pan
Owho
Moberly
Airplane Blazing Trail Across the Country
Aviation officers at Fort Benjamin Harrison report Lt. Russell Maughan completed a cross country flight and passed central Indiana early this morning. Maughan’s dark plane was sighted near the fort as he continued toward St. Joseph Missouri. he did not arrive at 2 pm today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Fort Benjamin
Harrison
Russell Maughan
Indiana
Contractors plan five new homes on Wieht estate lots
Contractors to Tuila, New Homies, Bell Bros purchase five lots from Mrs W A Wieht near Misi Avenue. They will build omin houses to be sold as homes on South and Sixth Street. Three units will be on one side and two on the other as Whe street extends. The new houses aim to improve the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuila
New Homies
Bell Bros
W. A. Wieht
Misiavenue
Ekby
International Rotary Convention Opens in St Louis Next Week
Twenty one foreign delegations from outside the United States and Canada will arrive in St Louis for the Rotary convention to begin Monday. About 300 delegates are expected at a luncheon at the Hotel Chase next Tuesday chaired by International President Raymond M Havens. Advance word says some 1500 Rosarians will attend the event in St Louis.
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Saint Louis
Heble
St. Laws
St. Louis
Gloria Democrat
Leyland
Auckland
New Zeand
United States
Canada
St. Travis
Hotel Chase
International
Raymond M. Havens
Dublin Jury Rules in Favor of Mrs Bula Croker in Will Case
In Dublin on June 14 the jury found for Mrs Bula Croker in the Croker will contest. The verdict released her from paying trial costs and addressed claims that her marriage to Croker was invalid, as well as accusations she influenced Croker against his first wife’s children.
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Dublin
Croker
Bula Croler
Richard Crokew
Tate Hess
Taintadny Hall
Marone
Ti Wis
Bala
Nossa
Hin
Lasvity
Bula
Massachusetts
Ford
Dustier
Croleoy
Ilesal
Amaric
Hascane
Treland
First of Eight To Be Hanged for Murder in Chicago
News item reports the first of eight condemned suspects to be hanged for the murder of Mrs. Elizabeth Whitebell and her young daughter. J C Buckley and J Hane are noted as attorneys. Pastont had tried to raise $410 in hopes of a reprieve, with funds to cover Springfield expenses.
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Chicago
Pagsant
Hare
Elizabeth
Witebell
J. C. Buckley
Pastont
Springfield
Train collision kills one and injures another in Alhambra
George Bond, 26, a salesman from Stanton, Michigan, died when a Toledo, S& Towle and Western train struck a car near Alhambra. Leste Orr, also of Stanton, was seriously injured but expected to recover. The crash occurred late yesterday as the auto, carrying the two men, was struck near here.
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Alhambra
George Bond
Stanton, M
Leste, Orr
Stanton
Ley
Corn Belt Tour Sees Crop Prospects In Early Spring Survey
A Democratic representative and four Reporter staffers conclude a two thousand mile tour from Chicago to Missouri assessing corn crop conditions. They report favorable evapotranspiration data and promising prospects as they travel through the corn belt. An accident near Moberly involved a stalled car but no serious injuries were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Progpeck
Chicago
Kansas City
Moberly
Mexico
Businese
Aterk
Theo Rest Cai
Doctor Terrill Reported Ill In Huntsville
Dr Terrill, long active in Munisville medical circles, is reported ill in Huntsville with a serious health condition. Esteemed practitioner Had quit active duty about a year ago and remains bedridden in a semi conscious state, causing concern among his friends.
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Te Willard. Perv
Parts- Ville
Prnells Donets
Phe Noelar
Munisville
Weather forecast notes thunder showers tonight and Saturday
The forecast indicates thunder showers tonight and Saturday with little change in temperatures. Strong storms may affect outdoor plans and should be monitored for local advisories.
Police Calm Woman Threat to Jump Into Lake Near Forest Park
Last evening a woman threatened to throw herself into the lake at Forest Park. Police located her after a call from a concerned boweress. She resides in Northwest Mobile and claimed stress from domestic issues. The incident was resolved without injury.
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Forest Park
OlMeer Al-Flemingg
Mobe
Country Club Dance Draws Couples to Night Event
Couples attended the Country Club event with The Melody Makers providing music. Ragars sang several songs for the dancers, favors included pendants for the ladies, and plans for a second regular dance in two weeks were announced.
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Dante
Melody Makers
Bay" Ragars
Arrest Report Detains Ageo for Alleged Offense
A Negro man named Ageo, about 45 years old, was arrested in a preliminary encounter described in the report. Further details are incomplete in the fragment.
Local police recover items after room burglaries in Williams area
Officers picked up a suspect last night connected to a Williams district burglary. They found two hits and minor stolen items in a hoarder's room upstairs. several items were recovered, and Jackson faced charges.
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Ed Jackson
Williams
Gale “Amd
Ars
Wonéeytel
Waya Reeoyveraa
Jackson
Fy Jai
Legal notice reports on a woman's attempted suicide and marriage status
A garbled OCR fragment notes Mrs. Annie Marie Gisound Austin adjudged in a legal matter under a state hospital. It mentions she has married and was found sound minded. The text also records a brief failed attempt to take her own life and a four day period linked to the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Marie
Austin
Will de Tal
Two Die in Nebraska Lightning Storms
Two men were killed by a lightning strike during a severe storm across western Nebraska. The casualty occurred near a farm in Greensfield while a second victim, a Grodsen farmer, died in the same incident. The storm damaged trees, power lines, and farm buildings, and disrupted Wheat fields and a power plant near Fremont. Heavy rains also flooded areas around Osceola and Wichita, with a tornado and river-level rises endangering further damage.
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Omaha
Neh
Beetian
Willigim” Oaken
Gremsfield
Preddie Grodsen
Roy Linney
Nebraska
Iowa
Dakota
Fremont
Hayes Pete and Son Travel to St Louis for Engagement
Hayes Pete and Son left for St Louis this morning for a five week engagement at the Grand Central. Jerome and his drama join for the prime attraction with Rotary Club活动 in International meet activities. A banquet at Chase Hotel Tuesday will bring twenty one countries represented and a large after dinner program. Wednesday at American Annex Rotary lawyers will attend and hear remarks and drama featuring notable attraction.
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Hayes
Jerome
St. Lianis
Central
Alse Hha
International Reotary Csubs
Ts Chase Hotel
Derame
American Annex
Rotary
Ben Rant
Long-Serving Missouri Judge Archelaus M. Woodson
Judge Archelaus M. Woodson, nephew of a former governor, began on the Buchanan County bench in 1890 after appointment by Governor Francis. He became youngest Buchanan County judge, was repeatedly elected, joined the State Supreme Court in 1906 for a 10-year term, and re‑elected in 1916. Known as a scholar, he is praised as courageous and gentlemanly.
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Archelaus MM. Woodson
Missouri
Woodson
Francis
Buchanan County
Supreme Bench
Frances
Jefferson
Prine
Stamboulisky Reported Killed In Bulgarian Uprising
A Sofia report says ex Premier Stamboulisky was captured by peasants near his car and shot near a valley during the Bulgarian upheaval. The news notes a failed attempt to restore him and mentions broader Balkan tensions following the Macedonian coup and allied foreign policy concerns.
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Stamboulisky
Belgrade
Sofia
Hyoa Valley
Women's metropolitan championship won by Alexia Sterling
Alexia Sterling defeated Mrs. Ge Maurice to win the Women's metropolitan championship in New York. Hocksbury Stoup scored 9 to play, with St. Louis hosting events on June 15.
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Aye
N.Y
Hanesoll
Alexia Sterling
Ge Maurice
Hocksbury Stoup
Bonar Law Resigns Due to Ill Health
London reports former prime minister Bonar Law, who resigned last year, is increasingly ill with a severe throat affliction. The condition is described as worsening, with health cited as the reason for his departure from office.
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London
Tinea
Premiandrew
Bonar Law
Nursery at First Christian Church enhances infant care
The First Christian Church installed a new nursery with an electric signal system to monitor babies. The setup includes numbered nursery cabins, a main audience view, and a meter indicating light at each station for tracking care.
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Pine Blaffy Arko
Cancer Cure Claim Sparks Medical Breakthrough Report
Report from New York describes a claimed cancer cure using high voltage X rays. Dr Donald Gall Bulis from Philadelphia leads the experiment at Bellevue Hospital with 240 000 volt X rays aimed at a patient in the abdomen. Miss Anna Bins, 28, Spring Valley New York, reportedly rests comfortably after the procedure under supervision of Leith Hirsch.
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New York
Donald Gal «Bulis
Philadelphia
New
Bellevue Hospital
Dresh
Leith Hirsch
Anna Bins
Spring Valley
International Labor Bureau backs Buenos Aires social reform congress
The International Labour Bureau published a project by Eduardo Sanz Martin y Escoy and the Spanish Institute of Social Reforms proposing an annual international congress of social reform societies. The plan, supported by Argentine social institutes and employers, seeks formal endorsement and organization across nations.
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Oops
International Bureau of Labor
Unnder
League of Nations
Project Rot
Eduardo Sanz Martin Y Escoy
Onde de Linarraga
Purh
Spanish Iistitute
Aks
Buenos Aires
Internaaional Labor Bureau
Spanish Institute of Social Reform
Employers’ Association
Will of Clyde M Carr Leaves Major Gifts to Chicago
Clyde M Carr, a wealthy steel manufacturer who died June 5, leaves a 270 million dollar estate with about 1 million to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and 500 thousand to Chicago Art Institute or related entity, while most remainder goes to a charity.
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Chicago
Itis
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Clyde. M. Carr
Strain Triggers Mrs Tesmer Collapse in Chicago
chaotic report from Chicago states Mrs Tesmer collapsed during a strained episode linked to a bandit shooting case. authorities described a tense scene with a group of girls and a suspect who resembled her husband’s killer.
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Chicago
Tesmer
Tesme Deane
Paris Wedding Sparks Duke and Duchess Attendance Talk
The Paris ceremony of Boni de Castellane's marriage drew attention as the former Duchess de Castellane was not invited by the bride and groom. The absence of the ex husband reportedly influenced financial considerations discussed around the function.
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Paris
Social
de Castellane
League of Nations signals U S to release Austria claims
An official notification from the American delegation to the Reparations Commission indicates that the United States has agreed to relinquish claims on Austrian assets valued at 50,000,090 gold crowns. The funds will temporarily secure the League of Nations new loan amid Austria’s financial situation.
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Geneva
League
of Nations
Reparai Commission
United States
Austria- Asses
Lea
Aue
Ican
Divorce Granted to Dixie Fay Wilson in Circuit Court
Judge Walker granted a final decree of divorce to Dixie Fay Wilson from Chas. W. Wilson in the circuit court this morning. Marriage license issued to Arthur Perkins and Miss Elna Bledsoe of the city this afternoon.
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Walker
Descree
Dixie Fay Wilson
Chas, Wi
Wilson
Meniage
Lcense
Chas
Arthur. Perkins
Miss
Elna Bledsoe
Thie “City
Paris Catacombs Reopen Amid War Era Curiosities
Report notes the Paris catacombs reopening after wartime closures. It describes a vast underground labyrinth of stone corridors containing millions of skulls and bones arranged in artistic mosaics. Visitors trek the somber tunnels amid skulls piled along walls and ceilings.
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Paris
Paris Catacombs
Pearis
Mosa
Nea
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