Oklahoma City Notes on Agriculture and Local News
Reports from Oklahoma City cover predicted pig price increases this fall with a previous spring rise, and livestock figures. Other items include Col. Ferman Hall set to command Jefferson Barracks, St Louis hosts talks on a $10 million home for children and aged, hydrophobia cautions in Oklahoma City, a near-drowning rescue in Sapulpa, Mexican hostilities releasing captives, and baby smuggling crackdowns tied to Fourth of July preparations in Oklahoma City. Street safety measures in St Louis and a 25 mph city speed limit proposal await discussion at a mass meeting.
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St.Louis
Kiel
De Valera Leads Insurgent Army in Dublin Siege
In Dublin on June 80, Eamon De Valera assumed supreme command of the insurgents as Four Courts fortress fell to Free State troops. Heavy fighting left about thirty dead and fifty injured over five days as rebels retreated and buildings burned. De Valera declared war on the Collins government signaling a broad civil conflict across Ireland.
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Dublin
Four Courts
Rory O'Conner
Brat Wileh
Eamornn DeVelava
Irish Repubtia
DeViera
Free State
DaValera
Collings
Treland
Frao Atule
Taqty
Graat
Britain
Ain
Une Rabel& Med
Sone
Relab
Mavkda
Injunctions urged to curb auto fatalities rise in St Louis reports
Reports from St Louis warn that auto accidents average over a month and are nearly double the same period last year. In Oklahoma towns notices warn of Ku Klux Klan activity and crop disease prompts rotation and other agri tips. District Judge Garrett sentences a 17 year old for burglary while wheat price concerns surface in Missouri and Oklahoma. The Dyer bill heads to Senate committee vote.
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St. Louis
Powcas City
Oklo
Kay County
Weather Report Notes Partly Cloudy Thunder in East and South
Partly cloudy conditions with thunder possible in the east and south sections. This afternoon or tonight the weather improves to fair with little temperature change.
Crow couple return from Kansas City honeymoon visit
Mr and Mrs Wm B Crow returned yesterday from Kansas City where they spent their honeymoon Mr Crow has gone to Brunswick to resume duties with the McAfee Amfilia MIN Mrs Crow will visit relatives here for a few days
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Mrs
Wm. B. Crow
Kansas City
Mr. Crow
Brunswick
McAfee
Mrs. Crow
Couple Wed In Wilful Ceremony Near Keytesville
Miss Ida Nathis and Glank Curry were united in marriage by Rev. W T Henson last evening. The bride hails from near Keytesville and the groom, a Wabash fireman, is from near Centralia. They plan to live in Moberly after a bridal visit to Kansas City.
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W. i. Henson
Ida Nathis
Glank Curry
Aleok
W. T. i Henson
Keytesville
Centralia
Moberly
Rev
Henson
Southern Senators Fight Dempsey Wills World Heavyweight Fight
Southern senators nearly unanimously opposed the proposed Dempsey Wills championship bout. They warned the fight could trigger racial outbreaks and clashes, with Senator Shepperd among those resisting the event as Dempsey reportedly seeks 600000 for his shares.
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Washington
Cy Ding
Shepperd
Texas
Dempsey
Plot To Overthrow German Government Shock Berlin Arrests
Article reports in Berlin a sweeping plot to overthrow the government with numerous arrests. Prominent cabinet members feared targets with assassinations likened to Ruthenau. Evidence includes seized messages and letters showing links among conspirators.
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Berlin
Assassina Lions
Ruthenaw
Bn. Evidones
Pathie
Talent
Guenther
Ander Ludendores
Fis
Immigrants Rush Toward New York Quarantine
At Stapleton quarantine station on June 30 a massive influx of foreigners gathers near the three mile limit as a gateway to the United States opens at midnight. The new policy allows each country to admit one fifth of its current US population, dramatically increasing immigration.
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Stapleton
New York
New World
Sam
United States
Special Train From Kirksville to Moberly For July Fourth
A Wabash special ran from Kirksville to Moberly to aid teachers and students of the state normal school as they return home for the Fourth of July. The train was to depart Kirksville at 8 30 p m and reach here in time to connect with Wabash No 12 and other trains.
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Oklahoma City
Lewis
Goldie Johnson
Tahil
Te. Lewis
Segal
Wabash
Kirksville
Moberly
State Normal School
Wabash No. 12
Couple in town recalls 58 years of marriage
Walt Terrell and his wife, long residents near Jackson ville, visited town today. They recalled living on the same farm 42 years ago, both described as well preserved for their ages. He is about 60 and she about 76, marking a 58 year marriage.
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Walt ‘Terrell
Jacksonville
Jacksonyville
Reed Coming Back Asserted in Senate by Wilson Democrat
In a Washington dispatch, Senator Caraway and others weigh Reed’s reelection bid. Barrett and Daugherty are discussed as possible successors. The piece notes Democratic support from ex-President Wilson allies and hints Reed’s renomination remains a focal point amid Missouri race intrigue.
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Wilson
Senate
Notable Nuptials Near Moberly Marked by Change of Plans
The ceremony for Mrs Bushman and Mr Robinson faced postponement as the bride, a recent six month resident of Moberly from Pittsburg Whitehall, considered a lucrative Kansas City career. Robinson, an inspector for the Wabash, spends much time in Moberly and stays at the Merchants Hotel.
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Moberly
Pitta
Robinson
Bustima
St. Louiste
Marehants Hotel
City Fire Chief Warns on Fireworks Dangers This July Fourth
Chief Crews urges extreme caution with inflamed shingles and sky rockets to prevent fires in the city. He stresses keeping fireworks off roofs and taking every precaution to save homes after recent near misses.
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Rive
Woman's Democratic State Committee Organizer and Treasurer
Mrs. Thornton Lee Brown identified as organizer and treasurer for the Woman's Democratic State Committee. The fragment notes efforts to organize activities at the court house with undefined scope and context.
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Thornton Lee Brown
Pat
Woman's Democratic
Compromise Sought to Avert Railroad Shopmen Strike
United States labor board meets with railroad executives and union leaders to avert a strike by 40000 shopmen. Ben Hooper chairs talks while Timothy Hlly defies a subpoena. Officials foresee a possible wage cut and a move to end shop craft outsourcing if an accord fails.
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Ben Hooper
Ovill
Bert Mi Jewell
American Railway Department
Jewell
Doywell
Chicago
Souerl
United States
Raist Ad Labor Board
Rail
Ben ‘Hooper
Labor Board
Women Push for Democratic Turnout in State Preparatory Campaign
A report notes Democratic women organize for the general election in November. She seeks high attendance at a campaign event and represents the effort to mobilize voters, with no candidate in the primary and active participation by women in the process.
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Shecis
Tonigh
First Baptist Chooses Sunday Theme And Music Plans
The First Baptist church will host a Sunday night service with the theme How Should I Celebrate the Fourth. The orchestra and choir will perform and Tunor B P 4 will lead the opening service and reception. The Meaning of the Rainbow is quoted as the religious theme for the day, with Sunday school starting at 9 30 am featuring the orchestra. The YP U meets at 6230. Both services promise inspiration amid hot, typical weather.
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By YP. U
Family reunion visit from Slagle to Moberly noted
Tartay and Morris families from Slagle Louisiana left for a visit to Moberly and vicinity joining Charland Omar O Neal and friends. Mrs Morris sister of Thomas O Neal a former local drugstore owner. They enjoyed a family reunion at Wrwin O Neals home after five years apart and praised Reed Street paving improvements.
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Frame
Louisiana
Tartay
We Hey Morris
Slagle Ty
Vitle
Katherine’ Landry
Baton Tange
Charland
Omar O'Neal
Moberly
Morris
Thomas O'Neal
Moberly Drugg
Priesmeyer
Marriage of Mia Kelly and Jacl Conroy Told
The ceremony will be held this evening at 5 o clock with Rev Rok officiating at on South Tourth Street. The bride Mia Gladys Kelly is daughter of Mrs. Dave Bowden and a well liked Northwhast resident. The groom Jacl Conroy works at the Wabash shops and the couple plan to reside on Hinton Avenue after the wedding.
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Mia Gladys Kelly
Jacl Conroy
Revi Rok
Marian
Dave’ Bowden
Noorhwast Moberly
Hinton Avenue
Traveling Cross Country in Wagon Seeks Better Prospects
A wagon party travel plot from Pensylvaniia to Musa Oklahoma with a family of four, five weeks on the road and about 300 miles covered. The father says auto travel attracts less attention than in earlier times and the group plans to reach Tulsa for better business opportunities.
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Moberly
Pensylvaniia
Musa
Okla
Heravelers
Tulsa
Brought Bad Man From Ghillicothe
Deputy Sheriff Harry Polsor went to Chillicothe last night and brought Hy. W. Morn a man wanted for passing a bad check. He stopped at the Merchants and paid his bill with a check drawn on the Commercial National Bank of Kansas City. no such bank exists. Horn was located in Chillicothe and Folsen pursued him, with Chillicothe authorities wanting him returned after Moherty finishes with him.
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Harry Polsor
Ghillicothe
Hy. W.' Morn
Commercial National Bank of
Kansas City
Audh Bank
Horn
Chilliicothe
Folsen
Chillicothe
Moherty
McCumber Trails in North Dakota Senate Ballot Count
Watgo North Dakota June 30. Lynn J. Frazier leads in the Republican senatorial primary tally over Senator Porter J. McCumber. Frazier reported with 68 751 votes.
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Watgo
N. D
Lynn JT. Frazier
Porter J. “McCumber
Frazier
West Cattie Made Money From Paris Steers
Chas West of Jacksonville W visited Sunday on farm south of Paris. West bought 69 shorthorn steers last fall from James Warren Clark Vaughn and others and placed them on feed. He sold the entire lot last week to a Jacksonville buyer for 9500 dollars. They weighed about 1500 pounds each and West estimates his profit at 2600 dollars. The buyer inquiry continues.
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Chas
Jacksonville
Paris
Mgr. West
James Warren
Clark
Vaughn
National Organizer speaks to Democratic women's meeting
Mrs Thornton Brown of Joplin arrives in Moberly to address Democratic women at the courthouse tonight. She emphasizes women’s clubs support but deny efforts to dictate candidacy, focusing on unity rather than blocking any man.
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Democratic Women's Club
Thornton Brown
Joplin
Democratic Women's Clubs
Moberly
Brown
S. Lelubs
Mi!danial
Termination Deadline Set for M K T 10 Rail Line
Fragmentary report notes a judge and special master in charge evaluating termination of the M K T 10 line. In St. Louis, Judge Sanborn and attorney Joseph Dobyns oversee proceedings at the City Terminal Railroad master in charge, focusing on terminal tracks.
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Jun Sae
Called Meeting of Amer Legion Tonight
A local American Legion unit reports a called meeting scheduled for this evening. Details about agenda or speakers are not provided in the fragment.
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Amer
Legion
Devotional Life on Molokai and Father Damien Legacy
Fragments describe life on the Molokai settlement at Kalawao and Brother Dutton with Damien’s influence. The text references Father Damien, religious devotion, monastic duties, and the harsh realities of life on the island.
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Damien
Stavanson
Sateen
Redeiptor Astery
Pation
Molokai
Poe
Adia
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