Sims grilled by Sen Pittman at naval quiz
Washington reports quote Admiral Benson warning Admiral Sims to avoid British deceits as the naval inquiry probes a prewar incident. Sims recalls Benson urged fending off British influence while preparing for Europe. Pittman notes the event happened before the U S entry into the war.
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Sen. Pittman
Naval Quiz
Washington
Willam Henson
Admiral Sims
Shipping Board
Jnet
Ivet
Daniel
Europe
Benson
Pittman
Nevada
United States
Reform Liberty Party Urges Prohibition Repeal
Washington March 22 Senator France of Maryland Republican says both parties are decadent to core issues. He outlines the Liberal Republican Uberals platform aiming to restore American liberty and repeal the eighteenth amendment under a calm, war-time free discussion and constitutional spirit.
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Washington, D. C
France
Maryland
Senate
Tos Publican
Uberals
Thia
Irene Marie Born To Elmery Moore Family
A stork brought an eight pound baby girl named Irene Marie to Fireman Elmery Moore and his wife at their home on Bond Street. Mrs. Moore, formerly Lottie Ross, is recovering with mother and babe doing nicely. Weather fair tonight and tomorrow then unsettled, warmer with southerly winds.
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Elmery Moore
Bond Street
Moe
Irene Marie
Papa Elmer
Moore
Wiss Lottie Ross
Mother
Babe
Columbia Census Shows Population Rise in Missouri City
The Census Bureau reports Columbia Missouri with 10,681 residents, up 10.5 percent since 1910, an increase of 1,019 people. Separate items promote Army education programs and local recruitment efforts at St Louis and Moberly facilities, plus a Fort Bayard education prospectus offering varied courses and trades.
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Washington
Columbia
U.S. Army
3Rd
Olivestresis
St. Louis
Pedisval Council of Churches
War Department
Secretary of War
William G. Haan
Staf
Huan
Federal Council of Churches
United States Army
Hia Associates
Ft. Bayard
Fort Bayard
New Mexico
United States
GS. Army
U.S. Army Recruiting Station
Reed St
Moberly
Local guests from Columbia visit area students
Misses Helen Nebergall, Helen and Nadine Holman returned from Columbia where they stayed with Miss Mary Emma Terrill who attends M U and Miss Allene Mayahall a Christian College student. They were hosted yesterday at a dinner at the Dana Press Club with Mrs Ora Hardinstott as chaperone.
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Helen Nebergall
Helen
Nadine Holman
Columbia
Mary Emma Terrill
Allene Mayahall
Christan College
Dana‘ Press Club
Ora Hardinstott
Mrs G C Holt Dies After Thirty One Years Of Life
Mrs Edna Holt wife of Holt died this morning at Woodland hospital after illness spanning thirty one years. She leaves a husband and mother Mrs Alice Smith Fulton two sisters Miss Lila Smith Jefferson City and Mrs Addie Koester Fulton and a brother John Smith Pueblo Colo. Funeral at the family home 415 West Carpenter Street this evening at 7 40 conducted by Rev hind. Remains taken to Fulton for interment in Fulton cemetery.
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Edna Holt
Holt
Woodland Hospital
Alice Smith
Fulton
John Smith
Pueblo
Colo
Lila Smith
Jefferson Chey
Addie Koester
Ulton
West Carpenter Abreet
Rey, Hind
Fulton Cemetery
500 Lawyers Attend Esch Cummins Bill Hearing
Washington DC March 33 Five hundred lawyers representing railroads and shippers filled the ICC hearing room at the opening of hearings on the Esch Cummins bill Two key questions address temporary railroad valuation methods and whether valuation should be by whole system or by groups The outcome could push freight rates higher and influence later wage demands totaling about one billion dollars annually for railroad workers
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Washington, D.C
Sen Ling
Nnl
Inicre Tale Commerce Commission
Commission
Fsch-Cimminsi Hin
Young Bride-To-Be Ruth Morrow Dies In Woodland
Ruth Morrow died this morning at 22:10 in Woodland hospital after being brought from her Callao home. She would have turned 22 on April 2 and was recently married to Charles W Morrow. She is survived by her husband, her parents J W Warren and wife, and five brothers William Grady Frieds Journ and James Warren of Pana. Interment is set in Paris.
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Ruth Morrow
Woodland Hospital
Callao
Charles W Morrow
J. W. Warren
William, Grady
Frieds Journ
James Warren
Pana
Parla
Washington and Delaware seek suffrage ratification
Olympia March 22 suffrage leaders anticipate twin victories as the suffrage amendment awaits ratification by Washington and Delaware legislatures in special sessions. Chicago March 22 Hannan D Viera calls Britain a murderer and thug amid a 5600 attendance address.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington
Delaware
Chicago
Hannan D’viera
Bush Republic
Britain
No Tishman
Cox
Haircuts in St Louis Hit by Rising Costs
The Missourian notes barber shops in St. Louis face higher material costs yet offer quick service in a rush to raise prices. Patrons, many paying around a dollar to a dollar fifty more, feel the tension as barbers justify higher cuts. The piece hints at potential public redress if prices keep climbing.
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St. Louis
Champoos
Tariies
Notice of Correction in Labor Support
O Cundiff is not disloyal to organized labor and is ready at any time to join hands with any other organized group Barnes president Miss Lenore Helen returned to Columbia today to resume studies at Christian College after a week’s visit with her parents Ray Helen and wife
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O. Cundiff
Barnes
Lenore
Helen
Colimbia
Christian College
Ray
Second Chamber of Commerce Luncheon a Success
The second in the series of the C of C luncheon drew seventy attendees at Merehanre Hall. The program featured Miss Shrader of Stark Nursery Co and Rev Dunlop with songs by Glare Warding and Edward Keating. John McCarmack MC’d, and Edward eating’s encore performances capped the well received event.
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C. Duveheans
M.S. Lmwy
Moberly
John AfcCarmack
Edward Keating
Lilly
Glare Warding
Central Christian
Ecurch
Harding
Dunlop
Coates Street Presbyterian Church
Miss Shrader
Stark Nursery Co
Iss Shrader
University of ThHinois
Istre
Auicitorium
Edward
Breckenridge Long seeks special session to widen woman voting
Breckenridge Long, candidate for the United States Senate and former secretary of state, urged Governor Gardner to convene a special legislative session in Springfield to revise election laws so women may participate fully in August primaries and November elections. He proposed designating registration days for women and appropriations for their election participation and urged abolishing any disqualifications of women from office.
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Springfield
Breckenridge Long
United States
Gardner
Christian Science Lecture Delights Local Audience
George Shaw Cook GC spoke at the Fourth Street Theatre delivering a clear presentation of Christian Science. The event drew Moberlyn residents and visitors from nearby towns, with many attendees praising the speaker’s knowledge and belief in the faith.
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Fourth Street
Moberlyn
George Shaw Cook
GC. S. B
War and Conquest Will Now Reign
Former American ambassador James W. Gerard warns that the U S Senate defeat of the league covenant will revive conquest war and revolution in Europe He spoke by telegraph from Palm Beach Florida saying Wilsons failure ends the hope for peace and reignites militarists Bolshevists and old powers rising again
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New York
James W. Gerard
Germany
League of Nations
Europe
Central Empire
America
Bolshevists
Central Has A Great Day At Central Christian Church
Large attendance marked services at Central Christian Church with nearly a thousand in the evening and substantial morning crowds. Nine additions were reported as the choir and orchestra earned praise for their musical leadership under Mr. Harding. Rehearsals for a Booster Chorus began, inviting youths nine to fifteen to join. pastor Benj L. Smith and Miss Isabel Gotlebon noted guests.
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Central Christian Church
Marding
Harding
Mesdames Martin
Boucher
Moberly
Benj. L. Smith
Conditions in Germany Improve Amid Reorganization Talks
London reports indicate calming in Germany as Kiel and Leipzig restore authority. A Berlin dispatch says officials will prosecute the Kapp leaders and plan a new cabinet with labor union cooperation. Reorganization includes republican appointments, industry socialization, mining nationalization, and control of food supplies. Disruptions persist with rumors of a communist marching on Berlin and machine gun posts, while West Germany grows quieter as troops withdraw. The U S mission in Berlin says no more food aid if a soviet government forms. The Ebert government faces Spartacist unrest as independents push for stronger reforms and nationalization of mines.
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London
Edad Ty Keens
Germany
Kiel
Liepsig
von Kapp
Baron von Luettwitz
Berlin
Labor Unione
Reichscher
Alticl Ers
Ebert
Gustav” Noske
Genera
Evernment
Forre
Pabor
West
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Little Rock
Ark
Attor News
Supreme Court
LA ST. Louis
South Fourth Breat
B. Stephenson
Dixie Bradt. Jey
Jopla Blacktot
Bowers’ Store
Sedalia
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Gerard
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Misa
Isabel
Hr Keel
ASD Uripsig
Paris
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