France Moves to Limit Hague Conference on Russia
Paris reports France will not send delegates to The Hague unless the Russian conference focuses only on economic matters. The move mirrors U.S. stance, with Britain and others considering a Russian commission. Washington rejects recognizing the Soviet government and declines participation in the June 16 allied meeting.
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Paris
Cabernet Loday
Hague
Tenon
America
Thea
United States
Pro
Washington
Russia
Hughes
Magne
High School seniors entertain parents at commencement night
This year the high school added an entertainment night for mothers and fathers. The auditorium reception followed the seniors march and singing of Alma Mater. Miss Panay Davis read the class poem, Miss Martha Waseemuti spoke the class prophecy, and Mary Noel read the class will. George Shumite recalled 1922 seniors, and Miss Rheasu Madden spoke for the faculty. A social with cake and ice cream followed.
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Panay Davis
Martha Waseemuti
Mary Noel
Ceorge Shumite
the Glass
Rheasu Madden
Vernon Bundridge’s Mysterious Wardrobe Haul
Early this morning a rumor circulated that Vern Bundridge’s room at the Merchants Hotel was ransacked or inventoried. Reported items included over 80 silk shirts 22 pairs of ghoss or shoes 13 suits and 100 plus socks many in unopened boxes. Hotel staff denied any formal inspection and named Clyde Miller and the manager as possible sources of the claim, though both denied involvement.
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Vern Bundridge
Merchants Hotel
Daxes
Bundridge
Clyde Miler
Widespread 1920s Headlines Mixed In Anadarko Report
Dispatches from Anadarko and Joplin summarize odd measurements and singed notes about a Caddo Indian, a grand strawberry movement by rail, a Lawton wedding annulment, and a senator’s campaign. Also reports boxing talks, Chinese faction clashes, Lloyd George defeat, and Majestic arriving in New York.
Washington Times Defends Reed Against Attacks By Wilson
The Washington Times defends Senator James A Reed against Wilson attacks amid a Democratic primary clash in Missouri. It argues Reed opposed the league of nations and claims 1920 election votes showed public support for Reed over Wilson.
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James A. Fleed
Senatorig
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Reed
Ceynotte
Montphis
Wdlna
Weri
Lewistown
Washington
Springfield
Breckinridge Toys
Washington Times
Washington, D. C
Times
James A. Reed
Woodrow Swhson
Senator Reed
Marpiot
Saya
Mini
Mer
Senate
League
Democratic Party
Reed Gainin
Missouri
Prosecutor O Bryan Denies Interview Admission
Prosecutor Rodick O Ryan of Lomney Missouri denies publishing claims attributed to him in a Sunday Post article. He states he did not authorize or provide the interview contents and asks for no further publication.
Alleged interview with Prosecuting Attorney O Bryan questioned
The Kansas City Post reports an alleged interview attributed to Prosecuting Attorney O Bryan. The Democrat cautions no truth to rumors about a "Motherly man" and says there is no basis for circulation of such chatter.
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Attorney O'Bryan
Kansas
Guy Posh
The
Post
Democrat
O'Bryan
Nod Rimor
Pretty Home Wedding Here This Morning
Miss Clella Coon and Werpert Fox were married at the bride’s home on West Reed Street with Rene Wr. Duvall officiating. Attendants were Miss Delena Ogden and W. H. Riley. The bride, a modest young woman, is the daughter of Mrs. Myrtle Goon. After a visit with relatives in Moberly, the couple will reside in Mobberly. Funeral plans in Madison for Floyd Noel were announced with many attendees listed from local families.
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Clella Coon
Werpert Fox
Ian Marriage
Rene Wr. Duvall
West Reed Street
Delena Ogden
W. H. Riley
Tady
Myrtle Goon
Miagroam
Holman
Gentrala
Fox
Mobberly
Li Madison
Bhi
Floyd ‘Noel
Harry Brown
Su. Aldergon
Rank Alderson
Claude’ Myers
J. Alderson
J. G. Hamilton
Albert Burden
Wim
Aldergon
I. B. Owens
Brownfield
Misses Pun
Alderson
Jassie ‘May Brown
Government to Act on Coal Prices After Nation Strike
The federal government plans action against coal profiteers who raised prices since the nationwide mine strike began. President Harding rejects justification for price increases and orders possible steps led by Secretary of Commerce Hoover. Details of the action were not disclosed.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Harding
Commerce Hoover
Depositors Meet Over Bank Crisis at Moberly
About 300 depositors gathered last night called by Redick O Bry an to discuss the Farmers and Merchants Bank in Moberly Missouri. Mortimer Levy was elected chairman and Jerry M Jeffries secretary. A meeting committee of eight was formed with one representative from each bank and four from depositors. Bank examiner West outlined the process and cautioned no definite condition could be given. Files show four suspected Bank officials face possible charges as investigators probe a large shortage and irregularities.
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Democrat Pub? Co
Moberly
iSansas
Guty
Post
Siedest
Post 3
Vntar Vie
LC Catry NO
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Redick O'Bryan
O'Bryan
Ne. Goult
Mortimer “Levy
Levy
Quads Company
Jerry M. Jeffries
Edwin Bassett
Madison
Paul Stevenson
Baise
Gerard Sparks
Wawin
Bassett
of .Madison
W. Bowers
Rural
Bowers
Sparks
Arficio
Arthur Curran
Bundridges
Stranga
Depos sLhors
Redick O’ Bryan
Dali
West
The
Ha Ae
Pank
Ya 'S
DeSoto Bank
State Banking Department
Ihe
Jefferson City
Rusmors
John B. Jennings
G. C. Perry
C. C. Hon
P. B. Harvey
Posse of 100 With Machine Guns Seek Frisco Payroll Robbers
Springfield Missouri reports a major chase as 100 National Guardsmen with machine guns and 25 deputies scour the Lebanon hills for five armed bandits who robbed a Frisco payroll messenger of 2500 dollars and wounded two men yesterday. Bloodhounds aided the pursuit after the bandits abandoned their car, and authorities believed the posse had the outlaws effectively surrounded.
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Springfield
Missouri
Lebanon
Frisco
Senior Class Day Exercises at Local High School
The Senior Class of the high school held their class day exercises in the auditorium. George Shumate presided as class president. The program featured class roll, Alma Mater, class poet, violin solo, class prophecy, pep song, class will, class history, senior farewell, and a talk by Principal Meredith. Decorations were black and gold. underclassmen occupied the balcony while seniors and guests sat downstairs. The 76 graduates included sponsor Miss Theasa Madden. Weather noted as generally fair with warmer Wednesday.
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George Shumate
Bailey
Martin
Tntire
Pansy Davis
Mary Bentley
Martha Wassamuth
Iin
Mary Noel
Sarah Beehler
Meredith
Theasa Madden
City Adopts New Water Source From Major Reservoir
Officials announce immediate switch to water drawn from a large reservoir as the city completes its new treatment plant. Once existing mains are flushed, the new supply will be distributed, marking a milestone for the city’s domestic and industrial water assets.
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Mamimd Tor
Enuipme Oo
April Marriage Announced in Quiet Ceremony
An April marriage was quietly announced last night between dYaborly Eady and Oto Clavené, kept secret for a month. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Skinner in Macon with Mrs. Olive Riley, formerly at Johnston’s ready-to-wear, acting as a watchful observer. The couple will reside in Clarence after the wedding, with Mrs. Weddell transitioning from her job to home duties.
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Homer Riley
Burton & Ogle’s
Ass Harmon
Wendell
Macon
Skinner
Wehbdell
Olive Riley
RS Johnston
Kent
Banditry Runs Riot in St Louis as Banks Looted
Bandits rode through St Louis area amid robberies at banks and shops. A watchman named Ahring was shot in the head and died later at City Hospital. Loot recovered included 32000 dollars in bills and 180 dollars in other currency, with several residents relieved of thousands more in bandit-led robberies.
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St. Lou Studiouis
H Ahring
Ahring
Poer
Alving
Trom
Rophers
Arrest on Forgery Charge Noted in Night Patrol
Police arrested Charg Tee Crosswhite on forgery charges after a night patrol tracked him to a rental property. Officers found on his person cash and a check totaling $18 bearing the signature of J. P. Dunaway, identifying the suspect.
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Shing
Lions Nominate Officers After Meeting
The Lions met to nominate officers including president, vice presidents, secretary and treasurer. Nominations included Otto Pete Ee, Homel Sestice, Le Payne, Hontamer, Alex Piace Tail Twist, Fred Black, C. M. Hulen and Wentworth as potential secretary and treasurer.
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Lions
Bot
Otto Pete Ee
Homel ‘Sestice
le Payne
Hontamer
Alex Piace
Fred Black
C. M. “Hulen
Hon
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