Supreme Allied Council Meets in Bologne
The Allied Supreme Council met at 21:20 a.m. in Bologne to settle questions delaying Europe’s return to stability and world peace. Indemnity and reparations for Germany were on the agenda. near East tensions from Turkish nationalists and Balkan stability were also addressed. Premier Miller and David Lloyd George were said to have agreed on the indemnity issue at Hythe the previous Sunday.
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Bologne
Allied Supreme Council
Europe
Near East
Turkey
Balkan States
Miller
David Lloyd George
Hythe
Senator Reed May Carry Fight to Convention Floor
Senator Reed of Missouri may carry to the floor of the Democratic National Convention a major fight for a seat as a delegate from the sixth district Kansas City. The move could trigger an open clash on the floor between anti administration factions led by Wilson democrats likely to control the convention.
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San Francisco
Cal
Reed
Missouri
Kansas City
The Weather Partly Cloudy and Unsettled Tonight
Partly cloudy and unsettled tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change.
Democrats Face A Puzzling Convention Lead Up
San Francisco June 21 a week before the opening of their national convention democrats find themselves as puzzled and bewildered as the republicans were at Chicago before their conven tion met. Democrats too are bossless and as a result those here mill around seeking answers to questions about Wilsons third term Bryan possible moves and party stance on liquor. McAdoo retirement and other issues add to the uncertainty as campaign managers prefer silence until the Wilson and Bryan plans emerge.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Wilson
Bryan
Hua Tha Party
McAdoo
Baby Daughter Born to Fansler Broaddus Family
The Fansler Broaddus couple at 215 East Coates street welcomed a baby girl yesterday morning. The child is the Sirse daughter, and her arrival brings joy to the home. Oscar Koblitz and wife departed yesterday for a two week vacation in Chicago.
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Fansler Broaddus
East Coates Street
Oscar Koblitz
Chicago
Water Bond Drive Seen Key to Moberly’s Growth
John C. O'Keefe urges citywide support for a $350,000 water works plan, arguing it will unlock industrial and commercial expansion, attract rail and coal assets, and raise population toward 30,000 by 1930. He warns failure could stagnate Moberly and harm Wabash Railway business.
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Moberly
Missouri River
Stamena
Mobey
Missouri
St. Louis
Kansas City
Calla Ea
Married in Mexico Yesterday Morning
Paul Witten and Miss Vera Street were married yesterday morning at 8:20 in Mexico at Rev. C. C. Grimes home. Attendants were Miss Hazel Ruffel and Verner Lowellotthin elty. The couple left Mexico for St. Louis on a Chicago & Alton train, planning to settle on West Coates street after a brief visit. Verbal details left uncertainty about the date, but the ceremony occurred yesterday morning.
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Paul Witten
Vera Street
Mexico
C. C. Grimes
Fourth Street
Hazel Ruffel
Carthage
Verner Lowellotthinelty
Chicago & Alton
St. Louis
Mary Street
West
Rollins Street
McCabe & Babcock
Rioting in Londonderry Leaves Dozens Dead and Wounded
London dispatch reports widespread rioting in Londonderry on Saturday night between Linn Felters and unionists. Five killed and about 100 injured as clashes erupt, with retail stores burned and workers shot. Militias and police unable to fully quell the unrest.
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London
Londonderry
Linn Felters
Poller
Rome
Edwin Price
James McVeigh
Thomas McLaughlin
Thomas McFarren
James Kerty
Sidney Miller funeral service in Coun cy Binis Ia
A large gathering of relatives and friends assembled in the Mahan and Son funeral parlor to honor Sidney Miller who died in Coun cy Binis Ia Rev George White of Carpenter Street Baptist preached a comforting Christian message. Wm French and wife of Parsons Kaun are visiting Moberly relatives.
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Sidney, Miller
Mahan & Son
Sidney Miler
Councy Binfis
George White
Carpenter Street
Parsons
Switchmen Strike Echoes Across Rail Yards and Cities
The nationwide railroad strike wave expands as two hundred switchmen and yardmen in New York Central and Lackawanna yards walk out seeking immediate wage settlement. Baltimore sees 700 yardmen strike causing embargoes, while Philadelphia and Washington report renewed actions and possible pleas to President Wilson. Police wounded in Waterbury during clashes as strikers rise in numbers. overall passenger service largely remains unaffected.
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SyrAcuse
New York Central
Lcal
Lackawanna
Publicity Campaign Launches Wednesday for Bond Sales
A committee including G O Perry G 3 Ginther B N Wood W S Bowers and A By Chamier will lead a Wednesday evening demonstration at 7 00 to boost support for the new waterworks plant bond issue. A parade float, built by Ginther, will travel Reed street to Tannehill park as speeches and child demonstrations are staged by school principals in a booster effort.
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G. O. Perry
G. 3. Ginther
B. N. Wood
W.S. Bowers
Chamier
Publici
Reed Street
Tannehill Park
Ginther
Mia
J, T, Crégs
Leheer
Knights of Columbus Big Class Adoption In Missouri Town
Yesterday afternoon the Motherly Council of the Knights of Columbus held a class adoption for fifty new members, largely from Moberly with others from Macon La Plata and Shelbina. The ceremony featured multiple degrees, a banquet at St Johns church basement, music by local groups, and speeches praising loyalty to church and country. A separate note mentions the funeral of A D Long in Huntington Ind and a street fundraising float campaign led by Baker aiming for a Saturday finish with community effort.
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Knights of Columbus
Moberly
Macon
la Plata
Shelbina
Martinsburg
L. P. Walah
St. Louis
St. John’s Catholic Church
M. J. Kehoe
J.B. Herdy
G.K
Edward Keating
Bern Horan
PF. Myers
A. Murch
L. P. Walsh
Walsh
Friendsip
Lyon
Frank J. Herbers
Edmund Burke
Harwood
Jack Ryan
Kansas City
Lora Miller
Julius Miller
South Fifth Street
Mullens
Republic
Melody Boys
A. D. Long
Huntington
Ind
East
Rollins Street
District Conference Opens Here Tonight
The Brockfeld district conference of the Methodist Episcopal church begins at First Methodist Episcopal church tonight at 8. The Rev. C. B. Larabee of Wellsville Mo opens as teacher. Tomorrow morning devotions led by Rev. John Kapp of Sumner Mo. Sessions include organization and business, sermon by Rev. Re Wyrick of Marceline Mo, women’s meeting on Tuesday at 2 led by Mrs. English of Brookfield and others. Special invitation to women’s missionary groups and ministry.
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Brockfeld
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
C. B. Larabee
D. D
Wellsville
Seaion
John Kapp
Sumner
Re W. Wyrick
Marcelins
C. J. English
Brookfield
W. H. Layton
Laclede
P. H. Rutherford
Hannibal
Woman's Missionary Societies
Theo. Dowler
Bosworth
Four Die In Balmoral Fire At Vancouver
Four residents perished when flames engulfed the Balmoral apartment building in Vancouver British Columbia on June 21. The six story blaze trapped occupants as automatic locks failed doors. Janitor Spencer is missing and a body believed to be his was found. Charles Dennehy, a war veteran and former POW with a leg amputated, leaped from the sixth floor and died.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Balmoral
Spencer
Charles Dennehy
Prisner
Harding and His Chiefs Plan Campaign Strategy
Washington July 21. Big chiefs of the Republican party and Senator Warren G Harding met to finalize campaign plans. They will set the notification ceremony date and review the campaign committee’s personnel and financing. Will Hays will lead the national committee with Chicago as central headquarters. New York, San Francisco, Denver and Washington named regional hubs. Harry M Daugherty to play an active role in campaigning. Brakeman R E Barcus back from Chicago business trip.
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Washington
Republican Party
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Will Heys
National Republican Committee
Chicago
New York
San Francisco
Denver
Harry M Daugherty
Riot and killings erupt in Chicago race clashes
Chicago on June 21 reports two violent race flareups. White mobs assault three ministers returning from Kankakee and a man named Herbert Mitchell. police restore order as patrols patrol the black belt. Edward Redding is arrested in a separate case tied to the killings of two whites after a parade. Police guard Y M C A hall and Great Lakes sailors on leave as tensions spike.
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Kankakee
Mdlinois
West Side
Herbert Mitchell
Mitchell
William McNaughton
McNaughton
Edward Redding
Great Lakes
Y. M. GO. A. Hatel
Black Belt
Chicago
Ill
R. R. Rose
Joseph Hoyt
Rose
Hoyt
Michael Reese
Fifth Street
Indiana
Africa
Milkman Talks on Elwell Case Probed in New York
New York authorities questioned milkman James Otten who says he delivered milk to Elwell’s locked house shortly after the murder. Housekeeper Mrs. Marie Lares reports finding the door locked when she arrived. Investigators believe the suspect left the scene just before her arrival as brakemen report for duty and others are stationed nearby.
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New York
Joseph Bowne
Elwell
James Otten
Etwell
Swann
Marie Lareen
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Sorcanelsa
John C. O’keefe
Mixa Vera
Ireland
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Midnigh L
United States Railroad
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroad Brotherhood
Railroad Labor Board
W. N. Doak
Brother~ Hood
Donk
Waterbury, Conn
Richard Leroy
Waterbury
John Bergin
Stoville
Leroy
Knights Columbus
Ernest Crosswhite
Baker
Methodist
R. E. Barcus
Trree Negro
West Side Railroad
Altion
Bays Vestibale
W. G. McGinnia
H. H.' King
Homer
Howard
An Stewart
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