Democrats Demand Reed Quits Party Over League Speech
Missouri Democrats in Jefferson City move to separate Senator Jas A Reed from the party after a sharp attack on President Wilson over the league of nations. A conference of over fifty House members adopts resolutions denouncing Reed and urging resignation. The measure notes Reed’s insult to the party and leadership, while stressing support for the president. The senate also invites Breckinridge Long to address the joint session on the league.
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Jefferson City
Jas. A. Reed
Wilson
League of Nations
Reed
Missouri
House
KE. O. Jones
Macon County
Frank Farris
Phelps
J. Allen Prewitt
Jackson County
Albert. M. Clark
Ray County
Farris
Houck
Keenan
Hicks
Kansas City
Taylor
Shepard
Wilkinson
Keith
Iron County
Senate
Cook
Breckinvidee Long
General Assembly
Reed Challenged to Debate League Is With Hay
Senator James A. Reed, to address the public at the Odeon tomorrow evening, stays at the Hotel Jefferson. He received a letter requesting a joint debate on the League of Nations with Charles M. Hay of St. Louis, from a Missouri Branch of the League to Enforce Peace.
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James A. Reed
Odeon
Hotel
Jefferson
League of Nations
Charles M. Hay
St. Louis
Missouri
League
Motel Statler
William F. Woerner
Frederick X. ‘Judson
Ray
William R. King
Oscar Honard
Philip
N- Moore
St.Louis
Iam
Taft
Parker
Patt
Alten B. Parker
Frank Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senator Reed
Charles M. Way
Hay
Reed
Frederick N. Judson
Reedebyame
United States
Sumuel Woodrow
Npne Ly
St. Laws Globe Democrat
Pneumonia Fatal to Man Under Arrest Mrs Emma Robertson
A fragmentary notice reports Emma Robertson of Columbia mourning the death of her son aged sixty six after influenza developed pneumonia. Funeral services are planned at the family residence on Bond street tomorrow afternoon conducted by Rev Lamid. The text also includes unrelated items about a derailment near Thompson, lodge meeting notices, and a bank robbery suspect in Brooklyn.
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Emma Robertson
Columbia
Emma Robert Son
Victor Robertson
P. M. Arthur
Ernest Mathews
Robertson
Montcalm Starts Transatlantic Air Tests Today
London reports the steamer Montcalm will begin Atlantic air tests today. The British air ministry says results will be shared with aviators attempting a trans Atlantic flight regardless of nationality.
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London
British Air Ministry
Montcalm Willl
Government ALP program draws many former soldiers
Washington report notes not all wounded American soldiers are entitled to retraining under the federal board for vocational training. Applicants must first have compensation awards from the War Risk Insurance Bureau. The bureau has paid for injuries to only 3,655 men so far, with thousands more under consideration.
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Washington
Federal Board For
War Tisk Insurance Bureau
Card of Thanks Expresses Gratitude for Kindness
Acknowledgments from D. Alexander and family for support after the death of their daughter and sister. Thanks note mentions floral offerings and other kindnesses from friends and neighbors during illness and death. Also includes unrelated government job ad copy about railway clerks with salary figures and a stray listing from Washington.
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Alexander
Missouri Anti-Theft Group Campaigns For Tough Vehicle Law
Jefferson City reports say Frank Ross and W B Flowers back a measure to curb automobile thefts with near impossibility in law. Missouri equality activists push for similar bills in Kansas Illinois and other states drawing widespread backing from association judges and auto owners.
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Cars’ Junction
Willis 2. West
Topsin
W. B. Flowers
Anti Forse
Anti-Horse Vmidet
Aasociation
Kansas
Illinois
Missouri
Weather Update Passes Through Mostly Cloudy Night
Mostly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with colder air moving in. Expect cooler conditions in the east and south portions tomorrow.
Clemenceau resigns amid peace dawn reports Paris
Paris reports a rumor that Premier Clemenceau resigned as war minister, denied by officials. President Poincare reportedly refused the move, while discussions tied to American support and the pace of the peace conference filled the capital with cautious speculation about the postwar arrangement and continued Liberty bond finance.
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Paris
Portfalio
Fire damages home on Myra Street in Mrs. Brown residence
A morning fire at 1014 Myra Street, origin unknown, caused about 50 dollars in damage to bedding furnishings and household goods. Mrs. Ranié Brown and neighbors formed a volunteer brigade and helped suppress the blaze before firefighters arrived, finding the bed and fabrics severely water damaged.
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Ranié. Brown
Myra
Revolution Brewing in Mexico Again
Reports from El Paso Texas claim three American Mormon leaders held by Mexican bandits have been released. A separate dispatch notes a column of 2000 rebels preparing to launch a revolt against the Curanga government.
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el Paso
Texas
Villa
Moberly Parents Teachers Association Meeting Scheduled
Southeast Moberly P T A will hold its regular meeting Friday at 7:20 pm with a short program and important topics. An election will precede the next meeting. Mrs J O Brock and Mrs A G Diehl visited St Louis this morning to see their aunt.
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Parents
Association of Sowtheast Moberly
Awe
J. O. Brock
A. G. Diehl
St. Louis
Bolsheviks threaten invasion of Germany on multiple fronts
Copenhagen reports Germany mobilizes all defenses after weeks of prep. A war council at Kolberg outlines plans for a defensive campaign as Bolshevik forces advance on many fronts with winter conditions delaying activity only in Arkhangel and Murmansk regions. Berlin advisers see potential for a broader uprising.
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Gel
Murmansi
Black Sea
Leading Negroes Called to Jefferson City Meeting
State's leading Negroes are summoned to Jefferson City on March 27 and 28 by Professor J Si las Harzisy, president of the Negro National Educational congress. The aim is to urge passage of bills before the legislature to empower Negroes as a more useful factor in state activities. The meeting will be in the house of representatives, and it is predicted to be the most important ever held by Missouri Negroes.
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Senato Jay
A. Reed
Missouri
Jefferson City
Nira
Frank Jearris
Reed
Farris
J. Silas Harzisy
Negro National Educational Congress
House of Representatives
Japanese Move to Block League Covenant Amendment
Japanese delegates press to inject anti discrimination clause into the League covenant to prevent racial and religious bias in the draft. Officials fear concessions could anger Western senators and burden President Wilson as he negotiates the peace treaty framework. The issue mirrors prior efforts by Japan amid talks with Clemenceau and Lloyd George as the League committee meets.
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Washington
League of Nations
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A Wilson
United States
Wilson
America
Gates
League. of Nations
Sah
Son
Clemenceau
Pressier
Lloyd
Georgé
Spiritual beliefs and divorce clash in Taylor split
San Francisco report says Joseph Taylor seeks divorce from Mike Taylor, described as a New York bride, after a year of marriage. The pair differed on spiritual versus material life with Taylor stating they remained content in the spiritual realm but encountered trouble when focusing on material concerns.
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San Francisco
George
Joseph Taylor
Mike Zengart Taylor
New York
Taylor
Dies at 44. Robert Penny of Moberly Farther Observed
Robert Penny a well known colored man of Moberly died yesterday at his home 420 Allen Street aged 44. He was a steady industrious butcher for Ernest Polard and familiar to many businessmen through their dealings with him. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon from his home and the remains will be taken to Jacksonville for interment.
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Robert Penny
Moberly
Allen Strreet
Hess
Ernest Polard
Big steel interests clash with independents over price cuts
Washington reports a bitter fight between large steel interests and small independents at the price reduction conference of the industrial board. After a three hour session, both sides failed to agree on the amount of price reduction. Also noted: Senator Chamberlain seeks Baker resignation or accountability over court martial evils amid ongoing committee actions. Long Beach arraignment: Dr Walter Wilkins bound over to grand jury after waiving examination on murder charge.
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Industrial Board
Washington
Chamberlain
Senate
Ai Fitors Affairs Committee
Baker
Congress
Long Beach, L. I
Walter Wilkins
Be Married Tomorrow In Local Nuptials
Marie Kessler and a Berly born groom will wed tomorrow in a local ceremony. The groom, a Berly native with service in the Navy and Army, is described as a steady man. The bride, a cheerful cafe employee, is well liked. They plan to live on Fourth Street after the wedding.
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Sss
Xessié
Marie Kessler
Sam
Baird’s
Former U S Marshal Morsey Dies in Warrensburg
Former U S Marshal WM Morsey died yesterday morning in Warrensburg Missouri after a brief illness with pneumonia. Appointed by President Roosevelt he served as marshal in St Louis districts. His son Chase Morsey is a U S commissioner in St Louis. He is survived by his sister and his brother Georg Morsey’s widow and daughter on East Robins Street.
Characters In Court Trial On Wabash Train Theft
A quartet including Randolph and CoA and Wilson William appeared in court this morning on charges of having stolen goods on a Wabash train. They were fined ten dollars each.
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Thuyrsten
Wilson William
Randolph
Coa
High Line Bus Service Restored After Washouts
Moberly residents are invited to attend the High Line event as disruptions from heavy rains ease. Early week washouts crippled the line, but service has resumed with limited operation today.
Mine Workers to Discuss New Wage Proposal
Indianapolis March 20 United Mine Workers of America will meet in convention probably in Indianapolis to discuss wages shorter days and five day weeks they will propound to the mine operators at their next conference The sub committee of the general policies committee discussing their proposals yesterday decided they were too big for a small body of men to finally agree on The sub committee was to submit its report today.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
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