22 Mar 1922
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 26 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1922
Page
1
Larry Thomas of South Fifth Street listened to a Pittsburgh concert last night via a home radio outfit. He heard an orchestra program and piano duet with clear messages, noting the sound was like they were in the next room. Thomas plans to add amplification to hear broadcasts more distinctly.
Interpretation by the Supreme Court in Smiteanka v First Trust and Savings Bank holds income accumulated by a trustee for unborn or unascertained beneficiaries is not taxable. Internal Revenue officials say refunds could total millions, reflecting earlier taxable collections on large estates.
Okmulgee March 22 Governor J T A Tlohartzen of Oklahoma is indicted by a district court grand jury probing bank failure scandals at Okinubee. Indictments charge bribery linked to former bank officials Robertson and Dennis. warrants issued for 23 more.
Previously reported contributions include Prna 1.00 and a $207 target. Names listed include John Kingsbury Kolbuck P. Mize John FF Weber Agnes Hockberger Guy Vantandingham Pearl Humphrey Mrs Mula Beddow WW Hughes Ralph Gloyd Der OL Megen Martha Steele Wor Vandegrift Td Wautman Morrimey RB Levy Viola Eineng Adv Collier Rey Paiher Db Downey AL Boe TRubey A A Capp.
Chicago mayor William Hils Thompson calls for public ownership of the street railway system. He argues elected trustees should run the lines to provide maximum service at the lowest cost, citing past contracts and court rulings. He favors an independent transportation district overseen by officials chosen by the people.
Fragmentary OCR yields a string of personal names and monetary figures such as ten dollars and six thousand, with company names like Wis enstein and Co. The text lacks coherent events or context, presenting only a jumble of individuals and sums.
A church event at First Baptist Church features a program in the church auditorium at 8 with a silver offering. The program includes a solo and violin pieces by Mrs. Watt Miss Wayland Miss Zimmerman. a duet The Dream of the Shepherdess. selections by the church orchestra. readings by Rev WH Lamb and others. conductors and auxiliary participants listed.
March reports from Lia informing Germany that a partial modification of reparations was granted by the allied reparations commission. The agreement preserves Reichbank autonomy and requires Germany to secure internal and external loans to meet 1932 payments. If loans fail, German capital will be embargoed. Cash payments total 750 million gold marks this year and 450 million marks in later installments.
Washington issues notes to Britain France Italy Belgium and Japan outlining U S claims for 241 million dollars to cover the cost of the occupation army in Germany. The notes are to be released publicly tomorrow.
The text presents a fragmented speech by Senator James A. Reed announcing his candidacy. It outlines concerns about independence of the judiciary and a pledge to serve the people of Missouri and the nation. Reed mentions early public addresses in Missouri and plans for campaign organization across the state.
In Washington on March 22 a bid to raise the Army to 160000 troops was defeated in the House. Representative Quinn's amendment was overwhelmingly voted down along with similar proposals.
The Railway and Locomotive Society seeks photos, documents, and memorabilia of old locomotives and steel cars. Members offer thanks and credit to donors and welcome postal donations as they invite all interested in early transportation to join or receive bulletins and information. Informal details available from Chas Fister in Brookline and John Merrill in Boston.
A brief Missouri weather note states fair conditions tonight and tomorrow with no major storms or precipitation expected. Temperatures remain mild across the region as skies stay mostly clear and winds stay light.
Washington to Cleveland leaders meet for a council of war on Friday as miners press for peace talks. President Harding may urge a public appeal to miners and operators to resolve wage and hour disputes rather than strike. Cleveland reports say 2.5 million railroad workers may back the 600,000 miners ordered to strike by midnight March 31.
Washington March 22. Navy advocates and opponents clashed in Congress over future fleet strength. The naval attaches committee reported a plan for an 80 000 enlisted force and 3440 others, versus the current 132 385 enlisted and 5551 officers.
Evangelist Wright the dvans gelist arrived Nov 3 afternoon from St. Louis and preached a strong talk on Overcoming Sins at Ishryteria Church. Stapleton led a solo. children and adults attended with plans for an evangelist program and a gospel service later that week.
Court notes a Jacksonville couple Leslie J Baker Bets or Mae Cook sought a license with signatures that resembled a parent written pledge. The circuit clerk’s office required parental consent, while witnesses Mrs Haven Russ and Mrs C He Nelson attended different church events in Mexico.
London reports Churchill announces possible troop send to Ulster border as situation worsens. Article notes a March Commons session and local church scouts and tests details amid wartime context.
Thirty boys attended the meeting of Troop No 2 Roy Scouts of America last night at the Fourth Street Methodist Church in Rothwell. John Hi Mervil and Horne led the gathering with local Scouts from Moberly in attendance.
The troop met at the Presbyterian church with Mr Lamson giving a talk about the summer benefit. They recited good deeds done in the week, drilled semaphore code, played games, and then adjourned to the park for more drill.
A reader report notes the Japanese army cutback plan was abandoned in the diet until the summer session. John Paul Jones of Fulton and St. Louis is named field representative of Westminster College at Fulton and is engaged in a campaign for 500000, which is showing strong progress. Mrs Helen Mathias is slightly improved at home after illness.
Fragmentary OCR note on a telephone system plan referencing Western division, managers, instructors, and a mission. Mentions a ball system, distances of about one and a half miles, and a monthly tally. Contains disrupted names and unclear details about officials and divisions.
Unclear text outlines a Washington debate on a bonus bill. Mentions congressmen, supporters, and a looming March action. Fragmented phrases reference morning sessions and possible suspension actions, but details remain obscured by garbled OCR.
A Columbia firm advertises items priced at 900 each with recent stock. The offer appears in a short notice likely aimed at local buyers.
A formal notice reports the birth of a baby at dawn in New Bedford. The child, weighing ten pounds, is welcomed by Mrs Maxwell and family with thanks and祝福.
A city plan to improve transit with new bus services faces delays but promises better outreach. Officials cite mud and weather as early hurdles while advocating a faster rollout to boost mobility and economic activity.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.