Search for E R Eichenberger body ends fruitless
A fruitless search for E R Eichenberger followed his unexplained absence after mid afternoon. Bloodhounds tracked a possible trail from Kirby Street to a park with footprints and scuffed prints indicating a struggle. The missing man, aged 57, was a former cigar factory worker who had recently suffered health troubles and expressed despondency before vanishing. Local authorities, including Chief Lloyd McCann and Deputy Brown, and a posse probed alleys, woods, and a lake area hoping for clues or the body, amid rumors of dynamite charges in the area.
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Berger
Wits
Rielvard
Afr Richenberger
Forest
Haute Pealice
Lloyd MuCanne Sini Mirema
Jai Chien
Chayalee
Tor
Koa
Genevieves
Michonter
Franklin
Richard Wichenberger
Kirby Street
Kiel
Roleling
Johnson
Treet
Ste
Reed
Mre Hichenberger
Hit and attempt fail as dynamite charges miss target
A historic report notes six dynamite sticks set off simultaneously in a failed attempt to end a life. Sheriff John Milam Deputy Sheriff Harry Polson and Myre Strumpter joined in the effort while Jas Kehoe helped prepare the blast.
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John Milam
Harry Polson
Myre Strumpter
Jas. Kehoe
Fire at C C Church Near Noor Hour Today
A blaze discovered shortly after neon dusk damaged a rear storage room of the Centr Christian Church. Firemen fought flames with water and chemicals. damage estimated at 500 dollars. Cause under study, with spontaneous combustion a leading theory.
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C. C
Noor
Soci
Uweing Chemicals
Albany Anti-Saloon League Declared Political Committee
The New York Anti-Saloon League was ruled a political committee by Supreme Court Justice Staters. The decision found the league through officers and campaigners funded and directed bulletin and circular distributions and public addresses to influence voter qualifications and to aid or defeat candidates in the primary and general elections. The ruling confirms the group is a political entity and active participant in politics.
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Albany
N. Y
Marehla
New Youl
Loo
Supreme
Court Dusties
Justice
Weiss
Cilize Tray
Dustice
League of New York
Polly
Ag. Gq Corporation
League
Lew. Vyhe
Iss
Teri Ue
Sunday Snow Storm Tolling 30 Deaths Across Midwest
A Sunday storm sweeping from the Mississippi Valley eastward caused about 30 deaths across several states and Chicago. Reports cite 9 deaths in Wisconsin, one in Arkansas, and fatalities in Illinois and Tennessee. Heavy snowfall and colder temperatures spread through the Great Lakes region, closing roads and disrupting travel.
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Chicago
Figeiasippi
Wantuelks
Arkans
Uretr
Great Lakes
Roberdt Rechoer and Cates Wls Warbin Married Sunday
Mrs. Jo Ve. Bowlware and friends report the marriage of Roberdt Rechoer and Cates Wls Warbin Sunday afternoon at the Centenal Methodist Church in St. Louis. The couple, staying at the Etterson Hotel, expect a week in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberdt Rechoer
Cates Wls Warbin
JO Ve. Bowlware
Aliss
Bisa Flardin
Bob Rucker
Centenal Viathodist
St. Louis
Tadlock
Mtr
Weather update hints at colder extremes tonight
The forecast indicates varyingly chilly conditions with a notably colder spell tonight and into Wednesday. In the extreme east portion, temperatures are expected to drop more sharply, bringing a wintry edge to the region.
County Court Faces Heavy Debt and Limited Options
County Preasurer J Frank Lyons reports around 90 000 in outstanding warrants since January 1920 with hundreds more due this year. The sinking fund yields limited interest and expenses have soared, hindering relief. The court may seek legal means to curb costs, but debt remains a looming issue for the county.
Pastor Rev. Shook Dies at Home After Four Years
Reverend Shook, 62, pastor of the Methodist Church for four years, died at his home yesterday. He had been transferred to Beanville, where an evangelist preached services. The obituary notes his resignation and funeral arrangements were announced locally.
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B. I Shook
Shook
Methodist
Beanville
Dope Peddlers and Addicts Sentenced in Narkotics Case
Three light men pleaded before Judge Farris to violation of the narcotics act and received terms from two months to a year. Wilson got a year and a day at Leavenworth. John Schneider and Eddie Hamlin, alleged addicts, were also sentenced to Leavenworth. Five more men charged with possession received lighter sentences at St. Charles jail.
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St. Touts
Maren
Wedergl
Farris
Award Wilson
Leavenworth
Kansas
John Schneider
Eddie Hamlin
St. Charles
Lenine Reported Critically Ill, Moscow Trip Underway
A Russian premier Lenine is reported critically ill, with Drs Vorster and Minorsky Lighted traveling to Moscow to attend the Bolshevik conference. The telegram mentions Clarman specialists and the expected arrival to seek treatment.
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Riga
Lenine
Russia
Clarman
Esteemed Citizen Dies at Home on West Carpenter
An obituary note reports the death of Pred Ww Phelan of 625 West Carpenter Street at 2:90 this afternoon. The family announces public notice of the passing and funeral arrangements have not yet been set.
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Red
Phelan
Lis Gon
Carpenter Street
Farmers of Nation Plead for Aid from War Finance
A delegation led by Senator Capper urged continued financial support from the War Finance Corporation for farmers in production and marketing of crops. They warned of delays in new farm credit measures and pressed for adjustments to safeguard orderly markets and export of surplus farm products.
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Washington, D.C
War Finance Corporation
Congressmei Aoc
Lepueseus Tutveis
Mondall
Capper
iSansas
Gapper
Alberal
North
Judge James Ellison Dies In Kansas City
Judge James Ellison a former Kirksville resident died Sunday at his Wasas home from pneumonia. Funeral services and burial will be in Kansas City today. Ellison aged about 70 served longer on the bench than any lawyer in the state. He practiced in Kirksville until 1908 and moved to Kansas City as a Court of Appeals member. He retired in 1912 and leaves a daughter Mrs Snyder of Kansas City a wife who died about a year ago and a brother and two sisters. Also listed are Judge William Bigelow of Maryville Mrs Poulton of Canton Jo and Mrs Sharp of St Louis.
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James Ellison
Idirksville
Wasas
Kansas City
Eollison
Kirksville
Court of Appeals
LO 2
Snyder
Kansas_ City
William 2Iligow
Maryville
Poulton
Canton, Jo
Ws. Sharp
St. Louis
Legislators to Receive $1 Per Diem After Today
In Jefferson City Missouri the 52nd general assembly will pay members a per diem of 1.00 for each day they remain in session. Today is the seventh day of the session and the last day on which members may receive 5.00.
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Jefferson City
Mfc
Maren
General Assembly
Blunders. What can you say of this as an ornament
Washington reports muddled tax notes with references to a federal income tax payment of four hundred million dollars mentioned in a garbled day’s news. The item hints at misprints and unclear figures in government notices and ads.
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Washington, D. C
Witlp
Cruelty Charge Over Neglected Blind Horses in City Barn
Complaint by FL Rupp claims Jimny Brame kept two blind horses in Ay Rupp's barn with no bedding and little or no food. Witnesses say horses stood knee-deep in filth, were fed only after delays, and that the owner gambled instead of providing care. Judge Botwanen ordered feeding and warned of ninety days imprisonment for noncompliance.
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Rupp
Sian Brame
Jim
Jimny
Stewart Gets Five Years In Federal Penitentiary
Marehdib W H Stewart, organizer of the Stewart Lana Co, was sentenced to five years in a federal penitentiary for using the mails to defraud in sale of Texas lands. He received a concurrent sentence of five years with a $1600 fine and 16 points. also ordered to pay court costs near 10,000. Four company officials were fined up to 50 dollars. An appeal and a new trial were denied.
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Stewart
Federal Penitentiary
City
Marehdib
W. H. Stewart
Ww Stewart Lana ‘Co
Loday
Federal
Father Vraniak Still Missing in Virden Search
March 13 prayer service for Rev. John A. Vraniak centers Wiss Slovak parish amid a week plus of search along the roadways from Virden to Venice led by George Miller and parish friends. No solid theory, Miller plans a parish conference to consider urging the attorney general to investigate rumors of secret involvement.
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Jno. Vraniak
Virden
John A. Vraniak
Wiss
Slovak Tarlole
George &. Miller
Venice
Miller
Tes
Bishop Tuttle Reports Improvement After Serious Illness
St Louis March 2 Bishop Daniel Fe. Wm. Le sos, a veteran clergyman, is greatly improved today after a week of illness. Attending physicians say he is through the critical night and out of danger from the grave attack of influenza that afflicted him.
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Tuttle
St. Louis
Daniel Fe
Tax payment projections amid postwar business slowdown
The tax department estimates most taxes are paid in quarterly installments. An upcoming March 1 payment is expected near 20 thousand dollars higher than last year, reflecting weaker business conditions compared with 1921 postwar effects.
Elks Elect Officers for 1923 at Annual Meeting
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will hold its biggest meeting of the year tomorrow night March 24 to elect officers for the next 12 months. The program includes a large fish feed and an athletic show featuring Emerson Williams 160 pounds and Andrew Dale 233 pounds in five and eight round bouts.
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Elks
Emerson Wiliams
EA Peutias
Andrew Dale
Camary
Senate votes to repeal constitutional convention call in Missouri
In Missouri, the Senate approved 21 to 2 a measure repealing the constitutional convention call. Senator Casey argued it serves as a warning to convention members that Missourians desire adjournment. Critics warned the convention could cost about 4000000 dollars and that a completed constitution would affect every resident. The body expects a House presentation and reconvening around early April.
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Jefferson City
Senate
House
Gaseye
Warsas
Cis
Missouri
Farris
Rola
Sen Lhe
Amimahbiy
Wien
Wabash Strain Bus Crash Leaves Passengers Safe
Mrs AW Showmaker O Showmaker and Miss Louise Dudley and friends escaped a wreck Saturday afternoon when a horse drawn rig stalled on Rogers and Railroad streets. A 3:45 Wabash train backing toward the crossing forced the rig to stop as a truck blocked view. The horse and harness were damaged but no injuries occurred to occupants.
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Louise Dudley
Maclady
Keel
Lee
Rogers
Railroad Streets
Ge cGar
Columbian
Tribune
Jefferson Guy Pushes Rail Industry Adjustment
A Missouri March session notes a resolution by Representative Maxey urging quick steps to de moratized industry and transportation amid railroad controversies. The conference committee reportedly adapts the plan and will meet tomorrow afternoon at Lov clogk to discuss a public dinner venue.
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Jefferson Guy
Maxey
W. C
French Hold Mayor of Buer as Hostage
A German report says French forces hold the mayor of Buer and threatened to shoot him. Civilians are restricted, with reports of evacuations and firm German control amid ongoing Ruhr disturbances.
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Buer
Bertin
Ruhr
Oto
Bier
Fever Girl Fooling Doctors With Hot Water Bottle Ruse
Evelyn Lyons of Ascanaba Michigan posed as ill with fever convincing doctors by using a hot water bottle to fake high temperatures. Dr Morris Fishbein says a nurse concealed the device in bed and hysteria allowed the thermometer to register elevated readings. The hoax was exposed when the bottle was manipulated to show normal readings.
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Chicago
Evelyn Lyons
Ascanaba
Mich
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Biahbein
Aliss Lyons
Elishbein
Pr. Rishbein
Shaye
Fire Destroys Four-Story Lincoln Apartment Building
A spectacular blaze in Lincoln Nebraska today damaged a four story apartment building and the Victoria Hotel with about 1500000 in damages. Twenty two families occupied the apartments and were forced to flee in the night. Fire crews fought the blaze as residents evacuated.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Loneding
Neb
Victoria
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