New Law Firm Halen & Walden Formed in Moberly
Austin Walden and C M Halen announce the formation of Halen & Walden to take over Aubrey Hartnett's library and practice. They will open offices January 1 1928 on the Jennings Building's third floor with praise from Judge Hammett and support from local Democrats.
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Aubrey Hartnett
Hammett
Walen
Walden
Wallden
Jimong
C. M. Hulon
Moberly
Clark
Ctrcuit
Clark Exchange Bank
University of Missouri
Clienit
A. W. Walker
Irwen
Myr
Hulen
Hiden
Jennings
Mnevny
Barrers and Merchants Depositors Paid 25 Percent Dividend
Deputy Commissioner Arthur Marriott and assistants spent the day paying Farmers and Merchants depositors their 25 percent dividend. Checks were prepared, receipts issued, and identification verified with no trouble. Weather kept some out of town claimants away.
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Arthur, Marriott
Marriott
St. Lite
Tl Am Innocent Declares Mrs Hall In Interview
Mrs Frances Hall, widow of a pastor, says she is innocent of any knowledge or complicity in the death of her husband. She told a United Press interviewer she did not attend the Phillips farm on September 14 and offered no suspect. She also welcomed a confrontation with Mrs Jane Gibson to address charges related to the double murder.
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New Brimewick
N. J
Frances Hall
United Press
Jane Gibson
Trall
Phillips Farm
Mr. Mall
Huntsville Negro Plunges Into Hidden Store Well
Henry Bowles fell through an uncovered basement well at Cameron and Sears in Huntsville while hauling a sack of three bushels of potatoes. He survived with a severe scare after grabbing a rope and climbing to safety as onlookers watched in amusement and relief.
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Cameron & Sears
Huntsville
Cameron and
Sears
Henry Bowles
Henry Simms
Vial
Dlenry
Henry
Cameron
Missouri Dentists Elect New Officers in Sedalia Meeting
The Central Missouri District Dental Association adjourned in Sedalia on November 11 after selecting Canion as next meeting site and electing officers Dr. H. L. Hooper of Boonville as president Dr. J. G. McKim of Clinton as president and H. B. Atlee of Clarksburg as secretary-treasurer The last business session featured Dr. Hugh Tansey of Kansas City speaking on orthodontia.
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Missouri
Sedalia
Central Missouri Dist, Dental Association
Canion
H. L. Hooper
Boonville
J. G. McKim
Clinton, Shea
H. B. Atlee
Clarksburg
Ugh Tansey
Kansas City
Mussolini Promises to Restore Italy’s Soul
Rome reports Benito Mussolini, new premier, vows to give back to the country its soul. The government shifts from black shirts to gray coats as a disciplined ministry begins work, with ministers alerted for punctuality and state workers warned of dismissal. Fascists disbanded after a capital march by 18,000 black shirts.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Iuly
Mussolini
Hinek
Juarez Kidnapping Attempt Told By El Paso Captain
An El Paso police captain describes a failed plan to kidnap Arigana Phil Alquin in Juarez. Americans wired through Mexico City used a doctor to swap sleep for an opiate but the target awoke two blocks from the border. Mexican guards freed him. three Americans were jailed briefly before bond allowed release and deportation is noted.
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United Press
Claude Smith
el Paso
Shanghai
Alquin
Los Angeles
John J. Witagerald
Juares
Smutin
Mexico City
TE Paso
Tie
Smith
Justice Court
Ite
Chihuahua City
Cyclone Brings Death and Injuries in Missouri Towns
West City Missouri reports one death and about a dozen injuries as a cyclone strikes overnight, destroying thirty houses and causing about 60000 dollars in damage. In Belleville Illinois six hurt with three likely fatally, a large brick smokestack toppled with several houses unroofed.
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West City
Belleville
Til
Weather update for Rigi region this afternoon
Severe thunderstorms likely in the eastern and central areas this afternoon. Colder tonight with partial clearing. Thursday looks fair but colder in the east and southern portions.
No Relief From High Rents Yet
John Shlder of the U S Chamber of Commerce warned Washington on November 1 that relief from high rents is unlikely for eighteen months to two years. He cited a nationwide survey of building conditions noting that the past year saw a record building program and that construction value through September exceeded 1.6 billion dollars, with 1921 total around 1.5 billion.
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Washington, D. C
John Shlder
Civil Department
The
United States Chamber of Commerce
Sti Il
Thlder
Missouri honey crop to average 60 pounds per hive this year
Federal reporting service projects Missouri honey production from about 200000 colonies totaling 42000000 pounds with an average price of seasons value around 4400000. State notes 94 percent colony strength and higher yields in the northwest region.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Federal
Northwest Station
Fighting on Serb Italian Front Reported
London dispatches say fighting broke out on the Serbian Italian frontier after Fascisti triumphs in Italy. Reports claim clashes near Sushak with casualties on both sides as Serbs mobilize amid growing tension. An unconfirmed dispatch says Waselsti demanded American casts in Rome raise the Italian flag and the Chamber of Labor in Rome was burned.
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London
Italy
Beles Rade
Daily Express
Serbia
Express
Sushak
Paris
Navy
Agence Radio
Ciassa
Waselsti
Rome
Fascisti
Chamber of Labor
Henderson Was ham nolle prosse in circuit court
In circuit court this morning the state dropped the case against Henderson Was ham by nolle prosequi and costs were assessed by consent. The state v Bynum Thompson was transferred to Huntsville for circuit court. A motion for a new trial in state v Bart Sala was overruled. A jury was chosen in state v Wim Chism, a Clark area resident accused by his wife of threatening serious bodily harm.
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Aircuit Court
Henderson Washam
Bynum ‘Thompson
Caircuit
Hnntsville
Bart Sala
Wim Chism
Chism
Clark
Million Dollar Rain Visits the Southwest
A new “million dollar rain” drenched the Southwest from Kansas to Texas last night breaking a drought menacing crops and livestock. Farmers and stock men hailed the downpours in Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas as life savers and said they would boost winter wheat acreage.
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Kansas City
Southwest
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Lloyd George Abandons Speaking Tour Due to Illness
Former British premier David Lloyd George cancels his Bristol speaking engagement citing a slight illness. Officials say the strain of his campaign to regain the leadership of the British Empire has been exceptionally heavy in recent days.
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London
David Lloyd George
Bristol
Lloyd George
British Empire
Kansas Governor Targets Ku Klux Klan in Kansas
Kansas Governor Henry T. Allen renewed efforts to combat the Ku Klux Klan with two speeches planned across the state. Attorney General Hopkins pushed a petition to block enlisting new members as part of the anti Klan campaign.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Hopkins
Democratic Election Judges Meet At Courthouse Assembly
Democratic committeeman Rollan Re Rothwell urges all election judges appointed for the November 7 election to attend Friday night at 8 o'clock in the Moberly courthouse. The meeting will organize the election work and provide instructions on the new ballot.
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Moberly
Rollan
Abducted Muskegon Girl Found Near Dublin
Rosalie Shanty a 12 year old from Muskegon was found near Dublin Michigan about midnight after a Sunday kidnapping. She was exhausted bruised and unable to fully recount her ordeal and doctors fear for her recovery as authorities guard against lynching amid the manhunt and a suspected foreign-looking assailant.
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Dublin
Mich
Rosalie Shanty
Muskegon
Rosalie
Women Plan Involvement For Randolph County Products Show
Women will support the Randolph County Products Show to be held November 14 and 15. The Study Club offers a prize to county school pupils writing essays on local products. Federated clubs meet Saturday at the Chamber of Commerce to plan women’s exhibit displays near the Motor Inn and county schools will promote pupil participation.
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Randolph County
Hag
Federated Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Motor Inn
Wm. Robertson
Seit
Detour by White School to Huntsville Closed Route
Sheriff Milam reports the west detour from the Country Club road was closed after an official act. Last Sunday a deputy and Milam arrested several craps players. they were fined by a local justice. A parent with ties to land used for detouring reportedly closed the road pending county remission of the fine. Traffic now goes around via White School house to Fisk Avenue.
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Country Club
John Milam
Wnless
County
Noperly
Huntsville
White School House
Fisk Avenue
Harding to Attend Army and Navy Game
President Harding plans to attend the Army Navy football game in Philadelphia on November 25 if Mrs. Harding, who has recovered from a relapse, is well enough. Secretary of the Navy Denby confirmed the conditional plan.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Army-Navy
Philadelphia
Secretary of the Navy
Denby
Pyhite House
Thomas Nelson Page Dies Suddenly at 69 in Virginia
Thomas Nelson Page former ambassador to Italy died suddenly today at his Hanover county home in Virginia. He was 69. Mrs. Harley Ravensey of Danville was called as the death of her uncle Geo. Elsen. She will visit relatives briefly before returning home.
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Thomas Nelson Page
Richmond, Va
Italy
Page
Hanover County
Harley Ravensey
Dainville
Geo. Elsen
Komme
Rotary Party Brings Fun to Hallowe'en Amid Colorful Delights
The Rotary Anns and Rotarians hosted a festive Hallowe'en party at the Hills Home featuring a grand march led by Joe Ogle and Mrs. Chamier. Guests enjoyed games like a word making test, a pumpkin eye-pin game, fishing in a painted pond, a fortune teller tent, and an auction to raise funds for Christmas dinners for the poor.
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Rotarians
Rotary Anns
Hallowe'en
Hils
Joe Ogle
A. B. Chamier
Rotary
Wahlowe
Mary Sheahan
KT Weis
Tach
Wim. Wigginton
Otes
John. Lamb
P. K. Weis
Oak Hunter
Gus Lerner
Tony Weber
J. W. Jones
Trach
Lok
Paul Stevenson
Temple Stephens
Logge
Klein
Ge Ginther
Bartons
M. Stamper
George’. White
Allen White
Oak
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Austin Walden
C. M. Halen
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Baramers & Merchants
Magerott
Tillie Phillips
Olney
Mary Coffey
Mrs. Hall
Old Well
Tor
Wank
Democrat
WINL
Juarez
Max V. DePew
Matias, Tey
Arigana
Phil” Alquin
Pachuic Coast
Remar
Kable
Columbia
Neonett
Monett ‘Tribune
T. L. Tillman
Tri-County Press
Peirce City
Monett
Times
Misa Pearl Peters
Tribune
United Press Report
Fvalde
Tex
Wu Tomiatof
Gelveston
Whitehead
Rasaid
Brownsville
Imost
Perrov
Mary
Stanslaus
Mag Decieny
Belmont
Wranes
Thersohgol
Chisit Cash Brepore Circuit Court
Court
Drom
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