Goats to Star in Cross Country Glacier Trail Stunt
Moberly hosts news on a goat driven cross country stunt for the National Glacier Trail Association. Two goats will traverse states with boy scouts, delivering an advertising trek toward Glacier Park, attracting tourists and souvenir towns along the route.
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Murtia
National
St. Louis
National Glacior Park
Tkoy Scout
Orgiauiaalions
Otliey Scout
Ganiantionys
Louis
State Automobilia Club
Park
Glacier Trail
Moberly
Croat Northern Railway
W. P. Shinnes
Great Northern
Minneapolis
Clacioy Park
L. Willison
Empire Builder
Wents
Fuqua
Northwest
Tomis Travel
Minnesota
Glacier Fr Association
Trail route advice amid low tourism prompts town actions
Fragmentary text shows guidance urging towns along a named trail to participate, cautions about cowardice, and mentions heavy tourist travel being discouraged over the uncier Ural. The legibility is limited and context unclear.
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Ural
Pitched Battle During St Patrick's Day Festivity in Cork
In Cork on March 17 a clash erupted between a free state band celebrating St Patrick's Day and a republican faction. One band member was killed and two others wounded as soldiers tried to separate the groups. The event coincided with Ireland’s push for a free state and advocacy for a treaty with Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Free State
Twothers
Treland
Japan Tax Debate Triggers Geisha and Auto Owner Clash
In Tokyo a heated exchange centers on the government’s policy cutting taxes for geisha and raising auto taxes. Opponents call the move a bonehead play while geisha cannot vote and car owners can. The piece hints at broader political satire and compares to US tax debates.
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Cinvance Dubose
Tokyo
Reisha
Japan
Seiyukai
Cnvey
Chicago Woman Kills Husband Shocked by Arrest
Rosa Abrahamson killed her husband by shooting him as he slept in Chicago. She calmly dressed after the act and surrendered to police, saying he taunted her about her childlessness. Police report her statement as she was detained.
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Chicago
Rosa Abrahamson
Leo Polies
Jongern
U.S. Ends Federal Prosecution of Liquor Violations
The United States will stop prosecuting liquor law violation cases and hand them to local authorities. Attorney Crowe agreed to enforce prohibition locally citing federal docket crowding at New York. A schooner carrying 4000 cases of liquor valued at half a million dollars was seized by customs officials after a fight. 24 men were arrested and a truck plus three automobiles were seized.
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U.S
Chicago
United States
Jay
Robert M. Crowe
Daugherty
New York
New York Actress Alice Brady, Divorced, Welcomes Son
Birth of a son to Alice Brady, actress and daughter of William A. Brady, announced with vital statistics. The baby, named Donald Crane, was born in Mount Vernon hospital where Brady registered as Mrs John Edwards of Scranton, Pa. Crane is a son of Dr Frank Crane, writer.
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Alice Brady
New York
William A. Brady
Aligala
Mount Vernon
Weather unsettled with showers and a church recital
Unsettled conditions overnight and tomorrow with probable showers. Temperature remains steady. You are invited to hear Greatly Daring by Robin GousS at Toirth Street Methodist Church Sunday night at 7:30.
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Robin Gouss
Toirth Street Methodist Church
Start New Activities For Local Boy Scouts
The Moberly Boy Scout advisory committee met in the Chamba of Commerce rooms at 7:80. New members AL Te Brown and Omar Martin were chosen to join the advisory council. Brown becomes treasurer and Lamson is executive secretary. The group authorized negotiations to procure a film for a benefit program at Yellowstone National Park and urged the city to set aside six acres in Forest Park for a Scout camp. Members and supporters pledged contributions with several members donating one dollar each to launch the effort.
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Moberly
Boy Scout Organizations
Chamba of Commerce
Aamel
J. S. Buchanan
C.M. Malon
A. J. Weber
Wed Minek
Honri Jamison
A. Davies
Mde
P. Berry
Chos. A
Canneil
Forest Park
Owamp
Re A. Daveis
J. PL. Berry
Glenn Purdy
Chartes Long
Ralph — Stinson
G. B. Smith
Percy Henderson
R. Tl. Rabers
Guthrie
Fr. B. Lamson
A.J. Weber
Paul Stevensean
I. B. Lainingon
Brown
Th TL Roberte
Fred. Black
Hamer
M. Fulen
Ralph Stingar
Perey Henderson
Glen
Wy Puitdy
Kansas Man Pays Nearly Million in First Quarter Tax
Wichita, March 17. Kansas has a citizen with 1923 income enough to push the first quarter income tax near a million dollars. Internal Revenue Collector TH. FW Motter received a check for nearly $1,000,000 from an unnamed individual, a record payment for the first quarter tax.
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Wichita
Kansas
FW. Motter
Internal Revenue Collector
Dodge Out on Habeas Corpus After Speeding Detention
John Duval Dodge of the Dodge auto family was released on a habeas corpus writ after spending one night in the house of corrections for speeding. Circuit Judge Jayne issued the writ on appeal by Dodge's attorney claiming illegal detention. Dodge remains in custody at the sheriff's office pending petition hearing.
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Young Dodge
Detroit
John Duval Dodge
Millions Auto
House of Corrections
Ciicuit
Jayne
Dodge
Federal Prohibition Policy Shifts Toward States
Attorney General Daugherty says federal duty to prosecute liquor law violations will transfer to state officers and courts where possible. He notes in places where states cannot or will not enforce, the federal government will act. Announcement signals a new approach amid bootlegging concerns in large cities. A separate note mentions a brick veneer bungalow planned by Red Blaine on Union Avenue.
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Augustine
Fla
Naugherty
Daugherty
Red Blaine
Bruie
Union Avenue
Two Men Arrested in Car Robbery Near Moberly
Two men identified as Jack Smith and Guy Mackey were arrested in the Wabash yards with stolen goods from a freight heist near a chemical plant. Detectives Hughes Noel Sullivan and Pinnell recovered six pairs of men’s shoes, socks, underwear, and other items. The suspects waived a preliminary hearing and were sentenced to nine years in the state penitentiary.
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Jack Smith
Guy
Mackey
Thefr
South Broadsway
St. Louis
PUNES
Marchandise Ty
Firse Mo
Cenuulid
Shriek Plant
Wabash
Hughes
Noel
Sullivan
Pinnell
M.M. Marshall
State Penitentiary
McVany sentenced to death for murders of shorekeeper and detective
John Mc Vanvy, 24, received the death penalty on the gallows here for the murders of a shorekeeper and a detective. The ruling followed a trial that concluded today in a local court.
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Washington
Marieh
John McVanvy
Pede
Me Stars Rally to Take Two From Thief in Fast Bowling Match
Me Stars won two games against Thief in a brisk bowling contest last night. High scores featured standout performances and tight finishes, with JOLOWS noted among the top scorers.
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Thief
Meberly High School Basketball Team Heads to Columbia
The Meberly high school basketball team travels to Columbia early this morning for a tournament. Chaperones Mrs. C. J. Boucher and Mrs. John Smith accompany the group while supporters Lena Rose Smith Jennie May Mc Hugh Thelma Baddow Fradrica Burke Wleabeth Boucher Joseph ine Bennett Mardell McGreary Florence May Nebergal cheerlead from the stands.
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Columbia
Lena
Rose Smith
Jennie May McHugh
Thelma Baddow
Fradrica Burke
Wleabeth Boucher
Josephine Bennett
Mardell McGreary
Florence May Nebergal
C. J. Boucher
John Smith
Will directs home on Logan and Epperson corners
Hd Willett buys two building sites at Logan and Epperson. He plans a brick bungalow for his family on the corner lot and will keep the other for investment. The purchase is from Mayor A. C. Dingle.
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Hd Willett
Epperson
A. C. Dingle
Norways Odd Parliament and Prohibition Reflections
A traveler from New York writes from Christiania detailing Norway's political system with its 150 member storting chosen every three years, the king's limited power, and diverse parties. He notes prohibition limits on alcohol, compares taxes and prices, and recalls daily life including meals and social customs.
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Ple
Norway
Tlyris
Asa
Russia
Weaver
Henry
Eiffen the
Christiania
Prohibition
America
Anerica
Villams
Dai
Hyer
Washington
Marsh
Missouri Shoe Dealers Elect Mullen President at Kansas Convention
The Missouri Kansas and Neh ka Retail Shoe Dealers Association held its annual convention at the Muehlach Hotel in Kansas City this week. The meeting endorsed federal policy proposals, honored Joseph W. Mullen of Mokherly as president for the coming year, and elected C. Williams of St. Louis, J. Bloom of St. Joseph, Paul Alles Enhs of Louis, and others as officers.
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Missouri
Kansas
Nehka
Associatia
Muehlehach
Fedral
Demestic Fale
Missouri Association
Joseph. W. Mullen
Mokherly
C. A Willams
Sto.Tuis
Kansas ‘City
J.eloom
St. Joseph
Pau
Alles Enhs- Louis
Wheat Supply The Smallest in Ten Years
Washington reports March 1 wheat in mills and country at 72,564,000 bushels, the smallest in ten years aside from 1918. Exports have reduced the supply as 5 percent of the 1921 crop remains in country mills and elevators.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Farmers Meet With Ford Men On Tractor Pricing Visit
Farmers heard Ford Motor Company representatives discuss farming with emphasis on new farming methods and farmer relations to industry. Speakers from Gibbons Christen Co and Detroit’s Motor Co outlined price cuts on tractors, production values, and farm improvements. Film demonstrations and free theater showings accompanied the event on dth Street.
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Gibbons-Christen
Porras
Aly
Gibbons
Christen. Co
Ford
WF. B. Lainson
Chamber of Commerce
Seco
Light
Ore. Motor. Co
Detroit
Fleury
Dth Street
Troubles in East Africa Sparks Fatal Police Firing
From Nairobi a report says a mob of nearly 1000 natives attacked a police station. Police fired a volley, killing 20 and wounding 20 as troops attempted to restore order.
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East Africa
London
Maren
Central News
Nairobi
Africa
Uth
Riz Children’s Hospital Grows Largest In World
The Riz Children’s Hospital in Alexandropol in the Southern Caucasus is described as the largest children's hospital globally. Directed by Dr R T Uhis of Jriteh bury Massachusetts it is financed entirely by funds from America via the Near East Relief. It currently houses 2700 beds across 49 ward buildings and plans to reach 6600 beds when completed by May.
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Riz
Children's Hospital
Constantinople
Dren’s Hospital
Alexandropol
Caucasus
R.T. Uhis
Jriteh
Bury
Mass
America
Fate in Jury's Hands for Madalynne Obenchain
Los Angeles report on Madalynne Obenchain a farmer facing trial as jury weighs outcome. Court actions and case details appear as proceedings continue with potential verdicts near basis of charges and defense arguments.
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Madelynne Obenchain
Los Angeles
Madalynne Obenchain
Farmer
Col
Apne Beetey
Pegused
Pla Vain
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