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Moberly Evening Democrat

Location

Moberly, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1919

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Mayor Cross to Pitch First Ball at Randolph County Parade

Returned soldiers sailors and marines from Randolph County gather at Tanenhill Park for Theodore Bazan Post American Legion parade at 1 15 p m main march along Reed Clark McKinsey to the baseball park. A baseball game follows with the Band of Moberly and the Canteen Girls in uniform. Parade ends with entertainment at Fourth Street Theatre where Sweetheart Cherry donated beverages are served.

Randolph County Tanenhill Park Theodore Bazan Post American Legion Reed Clark Atrest Clark McKinsey Street McKinsey Baseball Park Army Navy Moberly Randolph County Randolph City Tantenill Tandolph County Mon Borry Saftors Saliler Randolph Higbee Ranier Jacksnville Ang Thas R Feamas Corn Street Fourth. Street Joseph Blawitz

New Proprietors Take Charge of Union Market

After years in the trade, Barney Mallory and Miss Sada May buy Kaufman and Frelfglebon market, plan to assume full possession Monday morning June, promising sanitary handling of poultry, meats, and vegetables. They invite both old friends and new customers to visit Union Market.

Mallory & May WI Re Cheir Brion Market Barney Mallory Miss ‘Sada Kaufman & FreFglebon

Robinson Challenges Reed to Open Senate Seat Fight

Washington May 29 Senator James A Reed of Missouri faced a challenge to resign and seek re election on an anti league platform during a heated Senate debate. Senator Robinson of Arkansas urged Reed to resign and test public sentiment while Reed urged league backing, arguing impracticable.

Washington, D. C James A. Reed Missouri Senate League of Nations League Robin Arkinsas Robinson Read Reed Rovinson Poindexter Lodge Knox Pehind Teague Congress Red Camdj Tage Turninge of Nations

Woman presides over first Democratic National Committee session

In Chicago on May 29, the Democratic National Committee held its first session with a woman presiding for the first time in party history. Mrs. Bass outlined plans for organizing women as associate national committee members and noted hopes for appearances by Secretary Trimulty, Attorney General Palmer, and Assistant Secretary Roosevelt, though travel delays disrupted morning plans. Meanwhile a Sopwith biplane piloted by Harry Hawker and Mackenzie Grieve, attempting an Atlantic crossing, was reported picked up near St Johns by the Lake Charlottesville, with mail aboard en route to Falmouth England.

Chicago George Bass Bass Trimulty Palmer Roosevelt Hawker St. Johns N. Fy Harry Hawker Mackenzie Grieve Elverson Falmouth England

Canada Faces Crisis in Strike Situation

May 29 reports from Winnipeg and Ottawa describe a growing general strike in Canada with 5,000 labor members involved and mediation efforts by railway engineers. A four hour government talks between Sir Robert Borden and Toronto employers failed to end disputes threatening a citywide strike tomorrow.

Ottawa Toronto Canada James P. Kolbert Winnipeg Gideon Robertson Robertson Oraign Ont Sir Robert Borden

Bananas at High Prices Spark Monopolistic Critique

Rep Fitzgerald of Massachusetts denounces banana prices as excessive due to monopolistic control. Washington reports claim the United Fruit Company limits imports, inflating costs to shoppers.

Fitzgerald Washington, D. C Massachuset United Fruit

Arrival of Soldiers Delayed Prompts Local Unease

Reported arrival of troops was expected Friday morning but was delayed with conflicting notices. The Democrat informed authorities that transportation plans were unsettled and residents worried about the missing contingent arriving between nine and nine thirty this evening.

Democrat

Delivery of small rom breaks local records in transit

This afternoon the first delivery of the small rom breaks local records in the metropolis. From New York to Chicago the mail moves quickly and hand made. The Moberly stars meet the Higbee Blues after the soldiers game, with Highes and Herriman leading Davis and Vardenian in a five game set.

New York Maberly Migbee Moberly Ithe Higbee Blues Te Davis Vardenian Tver Ett Herriman MolLarly Highes Itighen

Dinner at Statler Hotel Hosts Gather at Meeting

Mrs Hetzler Mrs Lester Mrs JR McDonald and Mrs G A Busch shared a room at the Statler hotel during a Maccabees meeting. Mrs Heigler will be hosted at the Berly house for a 6 oclock dinner with guests from the gathering.

Hot Statler

Children’s Day Program at Street Baptist Church

A child friendly program titled Jackey of the Carpenter will be presented at Sunday evening services by Street Baptist Church. The program has been prepared for the public and invites all to attend.

Jackey The Carpenter’ ‘Street ‘Baptist Church

Peace Treaty To Be Made A Party Issue

Washington May 29 Democrats brushed aside factionalism and pushed ahead on the peace treaty issue led by Senator Reed. The party aims to unite positions and present a joint approach to the treaty in the current session.

Washington, D.c Dasue Senator Reed

Grateful Acknowledgments From Moberly Conclave Helpers

The Knights Tampler of the Handery thank those who aided the conclave in making the gathering a success. Special thanks go to Globe Mercantile Co and G J Ginther, Mrs Har ald Holcomb, Prof R M Sipple, J T Cross, W H Eckard, L G Sanford, Geo White and horse suppliers, Moberly Light and Power, Taylor Music Co, Green and Mueller Music Store, Merchants American hotels, newspapers, auto owners, the Ladies Reception Committee, J H Blawitz, Fourth Street theatre, and all who decorated the city.

Agors Moberly As Globe Mercantile Co G. J. Ginther Harald Holcomb R. M. Sipple J.T. Cross W. H. Eckard L. G. Sanford Geo. White Moberly Taylor Music Co Green & Mueller Merican Hotels J. H. Blawitz Fourth Street

Memorial Day Message Highlights Sacrifices for Liberty

Washington dispatch reports Memorial Day observances honoring those who died serving the United States and defending liberty. President Wilson is set to speak near Paris with French and American ceremonies planned. about 70,000 American graves in France will be marked for the tribute. In Chicago, plans note naval manpower cuts to roughly 100,000 as Congress acts on the Bureau of Navigation and the House Naval Affairs Committee.

Washington Ris America Wilson Paris Beaumont Chicago Congress Bureau ‘of Navigation House Naval Affairs Com

Big Men Ready to Quit Posts in Wilson Administration

Washington May 29 With Wilson's return and peace near several war cabinet members plan resignations. Named to quit soon are Herbert Hoover Vance McCormick Barnard Baruch George Creel Harry Garfield and Edward N Hurlery Secretary Baker. Wilson aims to relinquish his cabinet post once army war work wraps up. Jackson Johnson of St Louis wires Rep Iroc protesting daylight saving repeal while repeal gains support in Congress Susan Rural districts back repeal opposed by city members.

Robt J. Bender Washington, D. C Wilson Herbert Hoover Vance McCormick Barnard Baruch George Creel Harry Garfield Edward N. Hurle Jackson- Johnson St. Louis Chamber of Commerce Iroc St.Louis

Schedule notices amid service changes and hours

The document outlines observance day adjustments with the 307 Memorial office open in all apartments except money order and rural service changes. Rural patrons may receive mail by calling at the general delivery window from 9 to 11 am.

Lowell

Austrian Peace Pact To Be Presented Monday

Paris May 29 The Austrian peace treaty presentation to the delegates was postponed until Monday after a plenary session of the peace conference today. Greek Premier Venizelos and former Romanian premier Bratianu argued briefly as Bratianu asked for a forty eight hour postponement in the name of the Balkans. The request was granted.

Paris Venizélos Greece T. GC. Bratiano Romania Bratiana

Memorial Day Closure and Overseas Fighter Visit Announcement

No paper tomorrow from the Democrat office due to Memorial Day. The 19th division of overseas fighters will be here. A general holiday has been declared. The business office will be open until noon.

Democrat

Lovell Pleads Guilty in Beer Theft Case

George Lovell pleaded guilty in police court to stealing beer from Willett's saloon and selling it. He received thirty days on the streets. two other alleged accomplices were paroled and the case turned over to the state. Bess Hill charged with conducting a house of bad character was also turned over to the state.

George “Lovell Willett Spolice Lovell Bess Hill

Double Funeral Held For Mrs Ming Asbury and Son Harvey

A large crowd attended the afternoon funeral for Mrs Ming Asbury and her son Harvey. Rev Le Hoover conducted the service at Martin & Mahan Mortuary, with numerous floral offerings described as beautiful.

Asbury. Furnerah Ming

German counter proposals delivered in peace treaty talks

Paris reports the first section of Germanys peace treaty counter proposals, about one fifth of the total, delivered to the foreign office. Translation of the section began immediately as changes were indicated but details on the alterations and their fate were not disclosed.

Paris Carl D. Groat Berlin

Royal ceremony ends with prince's decree and luncheon

The prince drives through the city in a civic show with trumpets and a ceremonial parchment. After the decree freedom had been proclaimed and the party adjourned to the Mansion House where the mayor hosted a luncheon. All banks will be closed tomorrow for Memorial Day.

Wis Royal Freeman Memlorial

Centralia Couple Married Here Last Evening

Centralia witnesses a local wedding as Columbus Russe Davis and Mrs. Davis tie the knot at six o'clock. The ceremony, described with local color, marks a social moment in town with broad attention from neighbors and friends.

Broadhurst Columbus Russe Ae ‘Davis Ammanys

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