Boy Scout Fund Growth Report With Substantial Subscriptions
The notice lists ongoing contributions and subscribers to the Boy Scout Fund showing totals around $3,600 and grants or pledges from merchants and individuals. Names such as A H Grum, I Be Forney, F Wiggington, G Ginther, J OKeefe, L Klein, and many others appear in a long roster, alongside figures like $1.00 per subscriber and a cashier total of $2.90 for Merchants Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Grum
A. B. Pilcher
Swan Mcdonald
Miller Ralph Stone Lee
Burr Will Kelly
John. Rugseh
J. Bar Hayes HW
BE. Ryan
M. Grimes
Eflen
Bartee Do
T. Kelliher
Fivevett
Buntvent
Joe W, Mullen
B. Brnbree
A. F, Geisel
O. R. Nise
Lee Galbreath A. C
Sibbttt II
Howard Ki
Pigate Th. R
Rousehild
Merchants Hotel
Murder at Belfast: Owen MacMahon and three sons slain
Armed men raided the home of Owen MacMahon, a prominent Catholic in Belfast, killing him and three of his sons. A fourth son and a lodger were seriously wounded. Mrs. H. A. Patterson of New Franklin is visiting Mrs. C. A. Lithdram of West Lea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Owen MacMahon
MacMahon
H. A. Patterson
New Franklin
C.A. Lithdram
West Lea
All Mine Workers Stand Together in United Front
In Cleveland on March 24 the United Mine Workers of America warned of unity threats as Frank Farrington, president of Illinois miners, urged members to prepare for separate wage talks. Illinois miners plan a general strike with other bituminous workers on April 2, with 116 locals meeting to map strategy for a nationwide industrial action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United Mage Workera * of America
Frank Farrington
Ilinois
Operaton
Fon
Mint Paileay
Plang
Trains Fatalities Fall in 1921 Report
Washington March 24 The Interstate Commerce Commission reports 1921 railway accidents killed 5,587 people and injured 48,324 a drop from 1920 when 6,496 were killed and 68,786 injured. Most deaths were trespassers on railroad property with 23,482 fatalities and 2,390 injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce
Teport
Campbell’s Tale Sheds Light on Honest Trade Practice
R L Campbell of Cairo recounts a two car hay shipment to Nanagan Commission Co in St Louis. He received a 126.54 check with an explanation that an overcharge on freight was corrected after the payment, praising the firm’s integrity and suggesting such conduct inspires confidence in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diasenes
R. L. Campball
Cairo
St. Lowa
Nansgan Commission . Co
Souighie
St. Louis
Cumphell
Four Lives Lost in Kansas Cloudburst
Burlington Kansas reports four dead and one missing after a sudden cloudburst engulfed the business district. The flood, reaching five to twelve feet, caused extensive property damage estimated between one and two million dollars as cars and buildings were swept away. Local residents Oletha Wailing, 28, among the dead, and others unaccounted for, watched the storm's onset around 6 PM as Rock Creek surged through town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlingtom
Wans
S Sak. Tlon
Burlington
Turlington
Kansas
Milion
Mleep
McGea
Mies
Henry Ramadall
Rock Creek
Tulsa Woman Freezes Rival In Street Shooting
Police detained Mrs. Harry Sherrill after a downtown Tulsa shooting that killed a 20 year old stenographer named Maria Novik. Eyewitnesses say Sherrill fired on Novik as she sat in a parked car after walking from her hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Manel
Maria Novik
Harry ‘Sherrill
Sharr HH
Aken
Wiss
Novae
Sherr
Attendance Report From Local Church Classes and Services
Members and attendees from the School of Methods at Mexico Ue include Mrs Thelma Tedford Mrs Haves Russ Miss Audra McGann Chester Smith and the pastor The First Church had the largest turnout among three district churches The morning sermon will propose Do We Need a New Gospel for the Area The evening message will discuss The Herminal Challenge A congregational meeting aims at selecting a harp program and naming new members The Sunday school plans to enroll twenty new members and extend invitations to ministers and the wider community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Methods
Mexico Ue
Thelma Tedford
Haves Russ
Audra, McGann
Chester Smith
Wirst
Wjyun
oLhera
Aden
Wa Mundeu
Kingdom Con quest and Wounded Love sermons at First Baptist Ch
The pastor preaches the fourth sermon in the Kingdom Con quest series in the morning on Kingdom Con quest. Evening service features a talk on Wounded Love or A Fallen Star. Special music by the choir. Sunday school expects 600 attendees. B Y P A has a program for juniors and seniors. Orchestra plays at Sunday school with a 15 minute pre service. Baptismal service follows evening service. Friends and strangers welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Welconia
Flying Boat Missing Off Florida Sparks Extended Search
Rescue teams prepared to widen the hunt for the missing flying boat Miss Miami, which vanished near Bimini with five aboard. Speed boats found no trace as crews continue the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Miami
Miss
Moberly Progress Praises City Leadership and Projects
Clark Chronicle celebrates Moberly Missouri as a growing metropolis with a new water works plant costing $850000, three miles of hard surface roads at $40000 per mile, a viaduct and railroad tracks, and other public improvements. The piece credits a local commercial club for driving progress and hopes similar efforts reach smaller towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobarlyn
Metropolia
North Central
Missouri
Poly and
Condiftionis
Chambar
Worlk
Moherly
Vailroad
Clark Chronicle
Weather note hints at showers tonight
Readable text suggests possible showers tonight and a small temperature shift may occur. No clear place or time provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morraywy
Dr Wright Preaches on Sins Against the Holy Ghost
Revival at Coates Street Presbyterian features Dr Wright and evangelist Mr Stapleton. Concludes with large crowds invited to nightly services, solos, and prayers for unconverted believers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Coates Street Presbyterian
Breaihigal
Tilly
Lirstian
Dr. Wright
Oklahoma
Texas
Bovine
Mr. Stapleton
Ngaon
Pelac
Aehooy
Iain
Gyrette
Taylor Bratton
Bari Hayes
Garage planned on West Coates street to store cars
The article notes a new garage to be built on West Coates street near the Son y Insurance agency. It will provide storage space and car washing, extending the full lot depth. Mrs. J J Berkebile receives a new Buick car from her husband as a symbol of local auto activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Coates Street
R. Stanton
Son y-Insurance Agency
Beane
Mr. Stanton
J. J. Berkebile
Cand
Harding Stance On Recognizing Mexico
New York March 24 The only issue delaying friendly relations between the United States and Mexico is United States recognition of Mexico Barrett directed to the President outlined a recommendation from the Pan American Union urging cautious wording and mutual dignity in any recognition move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New- York
Deniar
Presiden Harding
Lapco
John Barrel
Direetor-Gen
Abe
Pan-Amerie Ear “Union
Barrett
United
Wong
Flhial
Smuggler and 85 000 Diamonds Seized in New York
Customs officials seized a smuggling haul near New York consisting of $85,000 to $110,000 in diamonds. The arrest followed a ship from Rio de Janeiro with eight knotted envelopes and pockets holding hundreds of diamonds. Twenty five stones ranged from 2 to 8 karats with most gems unset and fifteen set in platinum rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marely
Yasterday
Achatake
Court Would Stop Strike in Kansas Industrial Battle
In Monelka Kansas a court moved to prevent a general coal miners strike planned for April 7. An order required coal operators and miners union officials to appear in Topeka next Thursday morning to show why the injunction should not be issued to prevent mine closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monelka
Kan
Kansas Industrial
Kansas
Des
Topeka
Tyroop 5 Scout Meeting At Chamber Of Commerce
Tyroop No 5 met at the Chamber of Commerce last evening. Attendance was fine with Albert Polgbn Max Shoemaker Thomas Irk Robert Jones James Torres Charles Henderson Floyd Nortis Glenn Roach Freddie Mawrer Raymond Drew present. One boy admitted to the Black Bear patrol and Sylvain Millers listed as a visitor. Next meeting night to be decided later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Tyroop
Elook
Follaiys
Albert Polgbn
Max ‘Shoemaker
Thomas Irk
Robert Jones
James Torres
Charles Henderson
Floyd ‘Nortis
Glenn Roach
Freddie Mawrer
Raymond Drew
Black Bear
Patrol
Sylvain Millers
First Christian Church Hosts Picture Show Party After Close Contest
The Silver and The Gold teams, from the First Christian Church, held a tight contest ending with The Gold ahead by a small margin. The Silver plans a grand entertainment for the victorious side at the Grand Theatre Saturday night, with a "pic party" after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itv
Ats
Pirst Christian Church
Conference Sought To Avert General Strike Crisis
Fragmentary notes indicate talks aim to avert a nationwide strike that could disrupt revival of industry. President seeks settlement to prevent serious interference with business operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Convention Ends in Row U at U. S. Grain Growers
The large world farmers' cooperative convention in Chicago on March 24 ended amid split sentiment. North Dakota director William G. Hardt of DeKalb, Illinois faced repeated questions about re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Chicago
North
Dakota
William G .Hardt
DeKalb
Utto
University women State convention highlights educators
A noisy April convention drew thousands of college women and notable educators to Birmingham and Des Moines. The event showcased membership, information services run by Mr Martin, and a display of autos in the West Coast area with two of the cars described as Stoughton and Cadillacs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univerisheae
Ohe
Convehition
Bureau ‘of
Martin
Progr
Birminghan ‘Ham
Thomas
Russell
Southwestern Universe
Kansas City
Rade
Terrifible
Des Moines
Reed Makes Last Ditch Fight Four Power Treaty
Fragmented OCR text shows Reed making a final push related to a four power treaty and alliance mentions with unclear context. The readable fragments reference Washington, headlines on treaty discussions, and possible power balance notes, but details are obscured.
Glasgow School Board Resigns Amid Reshuffle
Fayette Advertiser reports Glasgow school board directors resigned in a move that will trigger new elections. The reorganization shortens some terms to two and five years to balance three year cycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Schoal” Board
Glasgow School Board
Fayette Advertiser
Lincoln University music clubs draw large audience
Thirty three representatives presented to an audience that numbered over five hundred. The event featured fine musical numbers and the clubs received praise for their performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln University
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