Police Court Crowds Hear Speeding Tales and Fines
A busy police court session brought a large crowd as multiple speeding cases were heard. A notable chase by a Ford vehicle through Forest Park ended with a warning shot before the driver, Mr Jacobi of Hunraville, posted a $1 bond and appeared. Fines ranged from $2 to $2 plus costs, with penalties increasing by miles over the limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carveth
el Mecoich
Juego Teevnen
Mitter of
Pp Miller
Owen
Smith
Paul Gridith
Timi
Robt
Vinyard
Mel Jenemith
Gus Ge U
Max Shucart
Steve Ruffel
Roy Stuggs
Silas Cupp
Alb
Guitar
J. Sevier
Lon Swinney
Clarence Anderson
Mas. Shirley
J. Sanford
Ea Heddinghaus
Alex Salmer
Atacon
Jas
Ruffrey
Miss Gloulse Yerrill
W. J. Jacobi
Auntsville
Jacobi
Hunraville
Forest Park
Roosevelt a Fake in Harding’s Paper Revealed
A garbled excerpt alleges a publication falsely branding Roosevelt as a fake and questions the Coronel’s stance toward artists. The text suggests doubts about prize contributions and a controversial claim surrounding the paper’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Harding
Car Collisions Damage Two Vehicles on Reed Street
Report states Perry Monke and Hol Willot had Abery cars damaged on Reed Street after being struck by other drivers. One incident occurred this afternoon, the other at nearby location, causing minor injuries and vehicle damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Monke
Hol Willot
Reed Stron
Othe OP Dior
Alttar Toon
Revd Street
Local Family Returns Home After Pine Pan Incident
Mes J. E. Slaw and two sons, along with Tk. W. Hinton and wife, arrived back in Nome at Slater today after a pine pan incident. Mrs Shiuw and her daughters Miss Lillian Davis and Miss Terme Brown were present during the event as observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
J. E. Slaw
Tk. W. Hinton
Thei Nome
Slater
Water Bond Luncheon At Noon Hour Today
Community event promotes proposed water bond with talks by Lamson and local officials. Attendees discuss funding, engineering plans, and future costs as $94,000 was raised by noon with $74,000 more needed. Committee leaders urge continued support and mobilization of contractors, engineers, and residents for bond sale.
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Water Bond
Jay
Lamson
Buller & Beard
Low
Muirde
Bellu
Aise
Tle
Investa
Jna
C. O'Moore
L. L. Baker
H. Frank Holman
Flolovin
Alub
Uhiemiar
G. OO. Momry
C. C
Kent
Ptcy
Wilh Ie
Wabash
Pihis Wilh le
Gr. S. PP. Towles
W. Th. Quve
J.T. Cros
Tia'elock
Graud Theatre
What A Dannened By Robt Kingsbury
A fragmented tale by Robert Kingsbury recounts the Grigsby family in Newton and Oldtown pursuing a mail order home. Susan and John Grigsby navigate building plans from Home Lumber Company and Owenby Bros, facing costs and delays while securing work for a new house and furnishings.
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Grigsby
Susi Grigsby
Susan
Jono
Walt
Susu
Oldtown
Newton
Waad
Jim Blusby
Felica
Ames
Jim Blushy
John
Owenby Bros
Home Lamber Company
Home Lumber Company
Lumder Company
Ty Wild
Eoadh
Joe
Tiekind
Tom Owenby
John Grigesby
Qwenby Boys
Roe
Dohn
Hadley’s Missouri Delegation drama reshapes convention
A fragmented report recounts Herbert Hadley’s maneuvering at Missouri party meetings and state conventions, detailing split loyalties between Taft and Roosevelt camps, efforts to control delegates, and subsequent repudiation. The piece notes the 1912 and 1916 influence, the Chicago outcome, and Hadley’s later calico attempts before a 1920s reemergence.
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Herbert
Wadley
Huhl
Koosavel
Hat Hadley
Tafty
Roosevelt
Taft
Jackson County
Hadley
Roose
Chicago
Madley
Allen
Kangas
Johnson
California
Ag Saylier
Missouri
Harley
Badey
Wold
Ile
Eardley
Peain
Joly W. Wrels
Ollo
Anis
Moherty proclaims clean business streets need cooperation
A Citizens Forum column voices support for Mohenty Missouri to place trash cans along business streets. Proposals include color coded cans on every block facing the sidewalk and residents offering donations to fund the bins. The piece urges local government, merchants, and the Democratic Party to organize a city wide effort to reduce waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattors
Missouri
Tony
Deipoersi
Pierre
Lukjey
Novate
Married This Morning In City Ceremony
Chas A Norton of Montana and Lucy A Anderson were married at the bride’s home this morning by Rev J W Lamb. The bride is the daughter of Sanford Anderson living near the city. They will honeymoon through Illinois and then proceed to Montana to begin their life together.
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Wilroth
Tohn
Busan Grigsby
Servien
Tone Gumber
Newton
John By
Chas, A. Norton
Montana
Lucy A. Anderson
J. W. Lamb
Sanferd Anderson
Ta’ Line
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Renarit
Wes Wade
Costinues
Ros
Fort Grocery CO
Senacue, Wanner & Conewn
LGA
Robt. Kingsbury
Robert Wingsbury
The
Cross Lurgher Company
Marsa
Ela
Liv Morced
Tha
Hedley Ghee
Red
Bechlin Tharsdag
Isead
Dave
Fladjey
Missou
Kehoe & “Orweman
Clark Street
Adler
Eliie Serge
Suls
People's Forum
Democrat
Motherly Light & Power Co
Ata
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