Fatal shooting on the High Line shocks neighborhood
Tickerl Proctor, a 67 year old unmarried man, was fatally shot at 612 Winchester Street as Tol liday allegedly fired after a dispute. Witnesses described the event as accidental or unintended, with liquor and possible involvement of a woman hinted but not confirmed. Holliday remains in jail in Muntsville awaiting a hearing.
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Tickerl Proctor
Tattler Hotliday
Winegses
Tolliday
Winchester Street
Mie
Lislie Lewis
Tatler
Tattie Strong
Molliday
Uuther Olidasy
Longdon
Proctor
Holiiday
Bolge Cgeorge Pitts
Yates
Holliday
Muntsville
Colorado recovers from historic snow storm
Colorado and Wyoming face heavy snow after a weekend storm. One tornado near Sugar City, Colorado killed several people, while three rear end collisions on the Union Pacific railroad in Wyoming were blamed on the blinding snowfall.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Wyoming
Sugar City
Union Pacific Railroad
Young Men Clerks? Crap Shooters in Police Court Today
A queue of young men, mostly white with one Black offender, faced the police court after being caught yesterday. They paid a fine of 410 and costs each, with names including Bill Baker Mack Hogan Ervin Morris Mitt Ames Jd Russell Glen Bates Carl Wilson Harry Till Sau Trin Sam Carroll Jim Bailey.
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Bill Baker
Mack Hogan
Ervin Morris
Mitt Ames
Jd. Russell
Glen Bates
Carl Wilson
Harry Till
Sau Trin
Sam Carroll
Jim Bailey
Minimum Wage Law Declared Unconstitutional
Washington news reports Judge J A Van Osdel of the district court of appeals ruled that the federal minimum wage law fixing pay for two men and minors is unconstitutional without a constitutional amendment. He described the measure as the first drive to fix nationwide wages, stating it could be legal only after amendment authorization.
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Washington
J. A. van Osdel
District Court of Appeals
Congress
Democratic Campaign Rally At Local High School
A large crowd is expected for a Democratic campaign meeting tonight at the valley High school auditorium. Jemny M. Jeffries will preside with speakers Rolla Rowell J. W. Wight Major J. Gilly and others addressing the audience. The venue is described as an excellent location and likely to be filled.
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Jemny M. Jeffries
Rolla Rowell
J. W. Wight
J. Gilly
Election Weather Forecast for Tomorrow
Typical election weather for tomorrow across the eastern half of the United States features showers or partial cloudiness. The forecast notes that only in parts of the South, where weather has not previously affected Democratic margins, is fair weather predicted.
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Washington
United States
Prominent Citizen Joseph O'Keefe Dies in Phoenix
Joseph O'Keefe secretary of the O Keefe Wholesale Grocery Co died at 11:20 this morning in Phoenix Arizona seeking health through climate. He was born in Davenport Iowa in 1864 and survived by three brothers and three sisters. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Joseph O'Keefe
Phoenix
Arizona
Mollie
Anna O'Keefe
Mr. O'Keefe
O’ Keefe Whholesale Grocery Co
O'Keefe Bros
Jon
Davenport
Weis
Arthur
William
John C. O’ Keefe
Molle
Annie
Magegie
Chandler Six Burned Over Ayustersday Evening
A Chandler six driven by Jeddie Nichols turned over last evening around six o'clock on West Reed Street near the park road. The car slipped and rolled over an embankment, all passengers escaped serious injury though the vehicle was badly damaged. The turn has been the site of many accidents.
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Chandler
Jeddie Nichols
Cay
West Reed Street
Jpares Park
Last Minute Push for Vote Grows in Key States
New York dispatch notes final hours before election as both parties urge workers to maximize turnout. With under 24 hours remaining, campaigning narrows to get-out-the-vote efforts and voters appear to have largely made up minds on senators, house members, and local officials.
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New York
Pankas
House
Democratic Voters Get Two Ballots For Referendums
The notice explains polls open from 7 a m to 7 p m and voters receive two ballots one for candidates and one for constitutional amendments. It instructs voters to mark a straight Democratic ticket by placing an NX in the circle under the party emblem and provides transportation assistance by car for those unable to walk.
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Qi Nin
Sn Mika
Dale
Right to vote urged as solemn American right
The article argues that petty prejudices should not bar citizens from voting tomorrow. It states there are no valid reasons to skip the polls and calls for using the right to vote regularly, condemning indecision and weak character in those who abstain.
Turkish Nationalists Dominant in Constantinople Orders
The Nationalist government, under Rafet Pasha as governor and Hamid Bey as Angora representative, orders all allied troops out and refuses Lausanne accords. Turmoil spreads as mobs clash and police fire on rioters. Christians seek protection in Stamboul amid fear of a Turkish massacre.
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Constantinopia
Hamid Bey
Sublime Porte
Angora
Flamid Bey
Rafet Pasha F
Angora Ruy Cmminent
Entente
Chanak
Lively Interest in Randolph Farm Produce Show
From Randolph county and nearby areas the Chamber of Commerce reports strong farmer interest in the Farm Products Show to be held November 15. County Superintendent Robertson urges rural schools to enter grades Sth and under. farmers and poultry exhibitors show active participation with leaders praising Missouri fruit and electric bakery building noted.
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Randolph Courts
Chamber of Commerce
Robertson
Randolph County
H. FL. Stamper
Clarence
Callie Halliburton
Ayman McDonald
Robert Agee
J. W. Holman
Ed. Moses
Gus Miller
Tewin Tuggle
Arthur Davis
Thomas Parker
Moberly
Madison
George Robinson
George Boston
G. T. Brooks
Missouri
Miners Trapped at Reilly Mine Near Spangler Rescue Efforts Continue
Twenty eight miners were saved alive, but more than a hundred are believed dead after a gas explosion at the Reilly coal mine in Spangler, Pennsylvania. Rescue teams work amid collapsing timbers and falling rock as officials report multiple bodies found and families wait in rain.
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Johnstown
Spangler
Reilly Mine
James Griffin
Joseph Fitz
Jack Logue
cBuirets
Reilly
Committee Meeting to Plan Arrangements for Show
The committee gathers at the Chamber of Commerce rooms this evening to finalize details for the show. Members including Stamper and others aim to ensure a successful event.
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Stamper
Chamber of Commerre
Harding Will Not Proclaim Armistice Day Holiday
President Harding will not proclaim Armistice Day, November 11, as a holiday. He believes the country is acquiring too many holidays and has decided not to issue a holiday declaration.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
White House
Man Arrest Warrant Sent From Moberly to St Louis
Deputy Sheriff Polson departed for St Louis to return Ben R. Grove who is wanted on a charge of passing bad checks. St Louis police had Grove in custody and notified Moberly officers they held the man.
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Polson
St. Louis
Ben R. Grove
Grove
First Degree Murder Charges Sought in New Brunswick Case
Special Prosecutor Mott will present the Wall-Mills murder case to the grand jury Friday to seek indictments for a man and a woman on first degree murder. Detective Mason says new evidence supports Mrs. Jane Gibson’s account and investigators are gathering remaining items.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Mott
Wall-Mills
Grand Jury
Mason
United Press Today
Jane Gibson
Vr Chas Conrad Married This Afternoon
Dr Charles Conrad and Mrs. Wha beth Bruce of Harrisburg were married at 2 o'clock this afternoon by M. M. Mashall. A large company accompanied the bridal pair to the officiating judge's office. Mr Conrad recently moved from Moberly to Harrisburg and reports a good medical practice in Boone County.
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Charles Conrad
Whaawbeth Bruce
Jiarrisburg
M. M. Mashall
Conrad
Moberly
Harrisburg
Boone County
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