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Newspaper

Moberly Evening Democrat

Location

Moberly, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1922

Page

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Field Marshal Wilson Shot Down in London

London June 22 Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson was shot dead outside his home in Eaton Square by two assassins. The killers, pursued by police, engaged in a running gun battle across streets. a policeman and a civilian were wounded. Wilson, Britain’s representative in the allied supreme council and former army chief of staff, led Ulster defense in London.

London Sir Henry Wilson Hone Aton Square Sir Plenty United Press Tavas Eaton Square Sir Tenry Sir Ienry Great Britain Allied Supreme Council Ireland Wilson Ulster Defense James Craig

Rose Ann Ward and Mathias Brown Married in Kansas City

The Democrat reports the marriage of Rose Ann Ward to Mathias Brown solemnized at Sacred Heart church in Kansas City last Wednesday. The couple traveled via Moberly to Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and other eastern points after the ceremony, with Brown employed as a bookkeeper at Christen C Gibbons Motor Co and the groom noted as a well known local maintenance worker at Onion Station.

Rose ‘Ann Ward Mathias Brown Treart Kansas City Moberly Buffalo Niagara Falls Othe Christen Cgibbons Motor Co

Oklahoma Ballot Wide With Statewide Races and Local Rasp

Oklahoma City reports a broad slate on the state ballot with John Fields of Oklahoma City seeking the governorship, A W K Floss of Claremore for state auditor, Tl Admire of Olton for corporation commissioner, M M Longaberger of Enid for Congress, and Hensley for state senate in district 14, plus seven editors aiming for the House. Also notes a Lawton farewell aviators show, Williamson county minefield watch, and a record grape crop projection exceeding 6 million pounds this year.

Oklahoma City Journaliany Oklahoma State Election Board John Fields A. WK. Floss Claremore Tl Admire Olton MM. Lowgber Enid Schultz State Board of Agriculture

Truce talks on coal strike abandoned by operators and miners

Readable fragments indicate that efforts to settle the coal strike in Ohio Indiana Illinois and Western Pennsylvania have collapsed as insurgent operators and proponents of direct dealing with miners align against the strike leadership. The central claim says supplies are running low with 20 million tons surplus exhausted in weeks. Travel abroad and federal reports note rising applications and shipments in the transportation sector.

Cleveland Ohio Indiana Jmi Nols Pennsylvania United Press Kansas City Harry W. Taylor Central Coal & Cake Company Taylor

Senator Reed Campaign Stop Cancelled in St Louis

Senor Reed to wind up his campaign in Missouri with events in North and South St Louis and a Coliseum rally on the Saturday before election day. The Odeon talk in St Louis on June 29 was cancelled due to Reed's state duties and schedule demands.

Senor Piap Coliseum Reed St. Louis Jung Sonnett C. Clark St. Loouis Bis Lis North St. Louis South St. Tyouis

Fire damages home of Hayes Russ at 618 South Williams

The tire department responded to a residential fire at 618 South Williams Street in Liha, burning in the kitchen area and scorching a wall and window casing. Estimated damage runs to $150, with some clothing burned. cause under investigation amid unclear lighting conditions near the range.

Pireat Hayes Russ Liha South Williams Street Ras Range

Crowds Pack Moberly Police Court for Felony Case

A large, mixed crowd gathered in Moberly’s police court to hear Charles TYorin charged with felonious assault and disturbing the peace. The defendant pleaded guilty, and the court levied $2.00 fines plus costs, paid by the accused and his father as they left the courtroom.

Gily Dail Charles TY Orin Mie Ann Fiorita Charles Piorkta Johnsutt Chaster Johnson

Former Monroe County Man Attacks US Policy as Republican Critic

A Monroe County native, Preston Moss of Scientific Soil Outlook, challenges the national administration in a letter to the Democratic Central committees at Helena. He argues postwar conditions demand self preservation as he criticizes wartime policies and tax burdens that he says shift costs to labor and business.

Monroe County Potacias A. Caplinger Millings Mont Awellten Wylis Preston B. Mfoss Monrne County Moss Outlina, Company Ay Billings Helene Mant Nlogs Sor Eeese

Lloyd George Beaton Faces Commons Wind of Resignation Talks

In London on June 22 Lloyd George Beaton attended the House of Commons as the government faced a new round of amendments to the national insurance bill. The house adjourned after the defeat was announced, allowing the government to weigh its position. Observers say George could weather the storm without resigning until after the Hague conference.

Lloyd George Beaton House of Commons London Lloyal Coorge Commons Lioyd George Hague

State vs Wabash Change of Venue Granted

The case of the state against the Wabash railroad, charged with neglect to build sheds for protecting and aiding workmen, which was to be tried in circuit court, today received a change of venue to Macon.

Macon

Foreign women driven into China amid massacre reports

Dispatch from Shanghai on June 23 describes a brutal assault where foreign women were allegedly driven with soldiers into dangerous terrain, with reports of widespread slaughter affecting Chinese and foreigners alike. British and American missionaries seek assistance as marines prepare for possible landings.

Shanghai Luo Wiautu Mutin London America Tunborta

Dempsey May Be Here On The Fourth Of July

A garbled 1920s boxing discussant notes Dempsey may visit for a July 4 event. It mentions promoter Walsh, trainer Holt­singer, and arrangements to bring Dempsey to Oklahoma City or via train and air from Kansas City, with plans for potential fights and exhibition.

Dempsey Lim Moberly Jonele Lahoma Pom Walsh Garrick Balding Chicaro Col Holtsinger Walsh Oklahon Gity Wabash Matai Kansas City Jack Joe

Rotary Luncheon Features Dentistry Growth Talk

Weekly meeting of the Rotarians included Dr. Weds Miller and HM. ale bert delivering remarks on "The Growth of Dentistry" and civic improvement ideas. Jokes by Wack Jones and Was Morgan sparked laughter as Morgan quipped about income tax shrinkage from bootleg and bandit exemptions.

Weds Miller Bert Wack Jones Morgan

Opposition to Johnson Gains Momentum in California

In San Francisco on June 22 a mass meeting drew notable backers including Charles G. Moore, former Panama-Pacific Exposition president, who endorsed Senator Hiram Johnson for renomination.

San Francisco Hiram Johnson Charles G. Moore Johnson

Former Moberly Man Proposes New Recreation Center Plan

A former Moberly resident now in another city discusses a plan to replace seasonal bathhouses in Oyest Park with a large concrete pool and attached entertainment facilities. The proposal includes dressing rooms, an ice cream parlor, a dance hall, booths for soft drinks, and a covered building, with an estimated cost of at least 20000. The organizer aims to fund a third himself and has backing from local supporters who expect construction this season.

Wenlaman Oyest Park Ferbes Plo

Country Club Society Summer Retreat and Events

The Country Club remains the social hub with rising golf participation and an upcoming Brand cup tournament. Chef Joe Woods served thirty meals yesterday and will offer a Sunday special menu. A fortnightly dance featuring Mrs. Ralph Brattain and The Melody Orchestra starts at nine, with dances through Halloween and card parties on the schedule. If weather allows, a masquerade ball may close the season on Halloween night.

Country Club Joe Woods Walloween

Oliver Bender Dies After Lingering Illness

Oliver Bender, a 14 year old lad, died after a prolonged illness. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bender and two sisters Mrs Seble Dolesby and Sa ly Bender. Funeral at 2 30 Saturday afternoon at West Park Church, conducted by Revs Taylor and Smith. Interment in Oakland.

Oliver Bender Benjamin Bender Seble Dolesby Sa‘aly Bender West “Park Church

Miners Uprising Violence Surges in Williamson County

In Marion Illinois on June 22 reports detail deadly violence as 24 mine workers are shot in strips near here and Herrin area. Bodies found in woods and along roads, with several killed after being bound. Martial law feared as mobs seize posts and clash with strike breakers amid a deadly county mine war.

Marion Meirica Williamson Sam D. Hunter Ilinois Arion Herrin Syiters Harrisburg Eldorado Autos Oads Arriy Ee Vhce Elerrine

Death claims Reddick Biedermann Hayes

Reddick Biedermann Hayes, son of Mr. and Mrs. D.R. Hayes, died at 6 40 last evening. Born January 27 1904 in Pashehca, he had lived in Missouri since childhood and worked as a clerk at Snow White Market. He was a member of the First Baptist Church B Y D and Sons of Veterans. He leaves three brothers Jesse Howard and J D Hayes. Funeral at 506 Johnson Street Saturday at 10 conducted by Rev BE V Lamb. Weather: generally fair tonight and Friday warmer tonight east and extreme north portions.

Wat D.rh. Hayes Daati Reddick Biedeman Hayes Pashuecah Ane See Mobherly Snow White First Baptist Church B. Y Sons of Veterans Jesse Howard J.D. Hayes Johnson Street Ali BE. Vv. Lamb

Harding on Philippine Independence Conference

Fragmentary notes reference President Harding and a Philippine independence conference. Content is unclear and garbled, but suggests discussion of independence and Renown or renown status. The text includes scattered phrases about Harding and a conference context.

Antempted to Rob Merchan t Route Ses

Fragmentary OCR notes show an attempted robbery on a merchant route with unclear details and no identifiable names or locations. Further legible text needed to confirm the actors, place, and outcome.

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