Booster crowd boosts North Cross State Highway meeting
A large booster gathering in Brunswick yesterday urged legal incorporation of the North Cross State Highway Association. Delegations from counties west of Randolph and east Hills gathered as officials and local leaders, including W. Frank Holman, spoke of mobilizing communities to push for the highway and its early improvement as auto travel opens. The Moberly Chamber of Commerce supports the zon road effort and vowed continued backing toward designation of the N C S H as a primary road.
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W. Frank Holman
Lameon
N. Ee Janes
Arthur Minyrfiott
Brunswick
North Cross State Highway
Randolph
Here
Rilchmond
Sasse
Presidad
S.K. Turner
Garralston
North Cross State Highway Association
N. GC
TH. Frank Flolman
T.Y. Burton
Mexico
Judge Jones
State Highway Commission
Frank Holman
Miss Janice Martin Elected Secretary For Supt M F Beach
The Motherly Board of education elected Miss Janice Martin daughter of Joe Martin as secretary to Superintendent M F Beach replacing Mrs W A Shepard. The board will meet Monday night to discuss teacher contracts and other school matters. A former resident J M Rose died in Marshall attended by his sister in law Mrs Winoch. Rose built the Merchants Hotel and other buildings in Moberly. Arnett Castle will visit Charles Burton a Moberly High School graduate now at William Jewell College Liberty.
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Ducation
Janice Martin
Joe Martin
M. F. Beach
W. A. Shepard
Marshall
Winoch
J. M. Rose
Rose
Moberly
Merchants
Hegarty
North Clavie Street
Arnett Castle
Charles Burton
William Jewell College
Liberty
Republicans Back Up On Goldstein Appointment
Republicans in eastern Missouri prepare for a Senate fight over Nat Goldstein’s nomination as internal revenue collector for the St. Louis district. Opponents cite past political contributions to Lowden, and critics within the party press for a thorough investigation, while supporters argue for confirmation amid broad opposition from Democrats and state reform papers. Senator Reed declines comment on the dispute ahead of his Moberly campaign stop.
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neWwashington
Haines
Senate Finance Committee
Acton
Nat Goldstein
St. Louis
Internal Revenue
Campaten Lund
Lowder
Chicago
Goldstein
Harding
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Sinte
Senate
Jacob Babler
Missouri
Lowden
Harrison
James A. Reed
Moberly
Desperate Fighting Continues in China Near Pekin
May 4 reports describe Wu Pla u victory over Chang Tso Lin smashing the defense near Pekin. Central forces cut off thousands of Man troops and pushed along the line routing invaders. A detour around Pekin trapped many Chang soldiers wandering near the Planel concession. Washington announced May 5 that 160 American marines have landed at Tieng Tsin to guard American interests.
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China
Shanghai
Wu Plau
Chang Tso Lin
Pekin
Ariven
Planel Concession
Washington
Tieng Tsin
State Department
Two Sea Airplanes Crashed Mid-Air Near Bellevue
Reports to the navy department say two sea airplanes collided in mid-air several miles south of here near Bellevue. Initial dispatches indicate multiple fatalities though the exact number and aircraft names were not released in early reports.
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Washington
Sei
Here
Navy Department
Bellevue
Radio telephony nears globe-spanning reach in 1920s progress
Washington reports rapid advances in radio telephone tech. Secretary Hughes may soon converse with Ambassadors Harvey in London Merrick in Paris and Toughton in Berlin by simply lifting the receiver. U S leads in powerful stations with Lafayette at Bordeaux the sole longer wave length station under its control.
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Washington
Hughes
Harvey
London
Merrick
Paris
Toughton
Berlin
National Geographic Society
United States
Satiety
Navy radio stations and their wave lengths across the globe
The article catalogs U S Navy high power land stations and their operating wave lengths from Annapolis Cavite Cayay Balboa Puget Sound and other sites. It notes ranges up to about 4 000 miles and lists meters for each station. It states the Navy uses remote control via Washington and claims comprehensive global coverage via multiple sending plants.
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Washington
Lafayette
India-Ghana
la France
Long Island
United States Navy
Echgail Md
Watet
Navy
Cavite
Philippine Island
Annapolis
Great Annapolis
Cayay
Porto Rico
Balboa
Canal Zone
Pacific
San Pieto
Cail
Puget Sound
Hawaiian Islands
Cuam
Fnally
Philippines
Harding Again Refuses Meeting With Children Crusaders
Washington May 5 President Harding again declined to meet with the children crusaders at the White House. Kate Richards O Hara, leader, said the group will visit the executive offices daily at 2 15 until a hearing is granted on petitions to free relatives held in federal prisons for political offenses during the war.
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Washington
Harding
Tims
Whites House
Kate Richards O'Hara
Wrestling Offer Sparks Londos bout at carnival
Col Frank Holtsinger announces offers of 15000 dollars for a match featuring Lewis Londos and Jim Londos at the upcoming athletic carnival. Promoter Hale Cadock also offers 10000 dollars for a Londos bout, with interest high from fans and wrestlers alike.
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Frank Holtsinge
Pipae Jerens
Jim Londos
Londos
Valiantpion
Hoth
Cartain J
Nile
Cel
Holtsinger
Joda
Anf
Earl Caddock
Jie
Ot Ie Piers
Stands Up For The Kiddies In City Debate
A dated, moralistic piece laments restrictions on children and play objects. It contrasts a past great man’s rebuke of children with a modern view urging city leaders to permit child-friendly playthings and free space for youth.
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Lille
Callies
Grasa
First American Embassy Building Under Way in Brazil
In Rio de Janeiro May field ground was broken for the U S embassy abroad the first of its kind. Ambassador Athergan and architect Frank L Packard led the ceremony with Prefect Carlos Sampayo praising the project as a symbol of growing friendship between the United States and Brazil. The building will serve as the permanent home for the U S ambassador during World Expositions and mark a milestone in diplomatic relations.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
U. Ss
Carlos Sumpiio
Federal District of
Dwin
V. Atergan
Frank Ll. Packard
Lie.archuest
Harding
Sampato
United States
Atten Ward Jasoa
Ats
Freshmen Picnic At Sandison Park After School
After school this afternoon freshmen from the high school gathered at Sandison Park for a casual picnic. Students enjoyed sandwiches and games in a relaxed outdoor setting.
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Moher ‘Ly High-School
Wen
Pnicking
Sandison’s ‘Park
Talrs and Swarmers Meeting Amid Unsettled Night
Fragmentary text hints at a meeting or confrontation between groups called Talrs and Swarmers during an unsettled evening. No clear participants, place, or outcome is given in the readable lines.
Reed Arrives Amid Welcoming Parade in TS
Senator James Reed arrives by Wabash No. 3 amid whistles and applause with hundreds at the station. A large crowd greeted him as cars, horns, and a parade moved toward Reed Street and Tannehill Park for a big tent speaking event and a reception for Mrs. Reed at the Ilks Home.
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James ‘A. Reed
Wabash
Om. Sb. Newis
Midat Adin
Union
Reed
Ralice
Read
Tannehill Park
Senator
Merchants Hotel
John, &. Lynch
Prank
Forhoy
J.B. Lowell
J. W. Wight, Jr
A. C. Dingle
Cowles
T. HM. Jones
J Reed
Federalization of Education Faces Uproar in Wisconsin
Madison May 5 plans for federal control of education and a cabinet post for national education head drew sharp criticism from Dr. P. Fitzpatrick secretary of the Wisconsin board of education. He called the Sterling-Towner bill a confession of a shift to federal influence and warned state leaders and local schools would feel the pressure through standards and taxes rather than direct control. He urged keeping education in state hands and argued federal aid should target only truly needy areas for limited time.
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Herbert Little
Madison
Wis
United States
BK. Ay Pitgpatrick
Wisconsin Board of Education
Ampestional Review
National: Education Magazine
Congress
Bank
Fitzpatrick
Pitzpatrick
De‘clare
Fitzpay Yi
Shifting Seasonal Labor In Canada May 5 Report
Regina Sask May 5 government free employment bureaus tackle farm labor gaps. A new government method shifts surplus labor between districts at minimal cost. The system links employment offices nationwide and can move about 30 000 men per month with little disruption.
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Regina
Sask
View Machinery
Militant Suffragette Safer Bills Printing Incident
A suffragette in a nearby town arranged for pamphlet printing for a lecture. The printed bills carried the line woman, Without Her Man, Would Be a Savage. She refused to pay, noting the text aimed to spoil theology.
Bananas Criticized For Babies Says Lang Mead
London May 4 professor Frederick Lang Mead of London University warned that bananas are not for babies and should be given in limited numbers. He cited a large proportion of cellulose and a residue that can cause digestive disturbances. A marriage license was issued to Clarence Miller and Samantha Guin of Huntsville.
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London
Frederick Langmead
London University
Institute of Hygiene
LA Merriagé
Clarence Miller
Miss’ Samanie ‘Guin
Huntsville
Premier Lloyd George to spring a surprise
The report claims Premier Lloyd George plans a dramatic move in Paris within days. French and Belgian actions are noted as indicators, with expectations of a cabinet reshuffle and strategic announcements to be made in the near term.
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Lloyd George
Rich bride tale shocks St Louis crowd in May report
A garbled May dispatch from St Louis recounts a sensational tale involving a man named Campbell Van Hee and a large wealth claim, with scattered references to a wedding, a divorce suit, and a striking car total. The fragmentary text mentions a Mrs Adalyi and a dramatic exchange, but specifics remain unclear.
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St. ‘Louis
Campbell
Rada
Seven Die From Eating Wild Parsnips in Ontario
Coroner reports seven members of a family died after consuming wild parsnips in Ontario. Two children survived. The article notes the group had consumed the plants over two years, with the coroner citing toxic reactions and potential poisoning.
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Ontario
The
Lacy
Kirby
Tornado Toll Rising in Austin as Damage Estimates Grow
News from Austin Texas reports a tornado last Thursday causing ten deaths and many injuries with property damage exceeding $500000. In St Louis, Miss Bert McGuire, 24, blind since June, is elected to Pi Kappa at Washington University, the university honors society.
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Austin
Tex.y
St. Louis
Bert McGuire
Washington University
Shas
Pi Kappa
Presbyterian Services and Sunday Schedule Update
The record notes pastor Bu Boring leading Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m with a choir singing Guide Me O God Jehovah. The Daily Theale preaching on Christ by Dr Buying. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 00 p m for consecration and keeping Jeremiah 172 1927 Union service at Fourth Street Methodist Church at 4 45 p m with Rev Gouls to preach in a union service at the Presbyterian church. Mrs J Wight of sas City is called there due to illness of her mother Mrs Smith.
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Bu Boring
Buying
Christian Endeavor
Jeremiah
Methodist
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