Hitchcock Opposes League Reservations in Treaty Vote
Washington Nov 7 Senator Hitchcock after a White House conference said he would vote against any peace treaty ratification if certain Republican reservations are attached. He did not specify which reservations troubled him but said President Wilson would be satisfied with acceptable provisions. The senate saw a first vote on reservations, with Republicans praising the move to strike a key provision requiring allied assent.
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Washington
Raytmaoud Clapner
Wilson
Senny Titehcovk
Wold
Hitchcock
Hitabeck
League of Nations
Thtehcock
Hitehcock
Senator Lodge
Senate
le Foreign Relations
Maine
California
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Michigan
Nevada
United States Supreme Court
Col Richard B Speed Dies After Illness in Nevada
Col Richard B Speed longtime Nevada Daily Mail publisher dies Wednesday night after a yearlong paralytic illness. Born St Charles County, he grew up in Warrenton and edited the Warrenton Banner before moving to Nevada in 1882. He led Missouri Press Association in 1880s and served as coal inspector at St Louis during Stephens administration. Burial planned in Lovisha, Missouri.
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Mims
Murmer
Nevada
Richard B. Speed
Nevada Daily Mail
Col. Speed
St. Charles County
Warrenton
Warrentyton
Tor
Moberly Girl Grace Overfelt Marries Dave Lynett in Texas
Reading through a Wichita Falls style notice, Grace Overfelt of Moberly married Dave Lynett last Saturday in Wichita Falls Texas with Rev Bland officiating. The groom is from Missouri and the couple plan to reside in Fort Worth Texas with Mrs Emblee of Farrar Street cited as Grace prior guardian.
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Grace Overfelt
Dave Lynett
Wichiteatils
Tex
Rev. Bland
R. L. Embree
Farrar Street
W. D. Over Felt
Wichita Falls
South
Cup
Non-Partisan League Meeting Raided in Staford Kansas
A raid disrupted a Non-Partisan League meeting in Staford Kansas where organizer O E Wood was attacked by a mob as Jay McFadden attempted to intervene. Wood was saved, McFadden pulled away, and a mistaken target was released after mob frustration. Court proceedings listed include cases for Reynolds vs Reynolds and alimony in the Beulah Gabree suit, with several continuances and arraignments noted.
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Staford
Kan
League
O. E. Wood
Wood
Wood U
Jay McFadden
Wilders
McSudden
Ity
Teon
Meladden
Missouri Schools in Poor Shape Cited at Teachers’ Convention
St Louis nov 7 former superintendent Tel W Lamkin criticized Missouri’s school system as disgraceful citing an 1917 survey ranking the state 80th in educational organization. He urged higher wages for teachers and warned against wasteful rural school spending as attendees heard from Mrs Maries Turner Harvey Ella V Dobbs R A Emberson and others and Georg Melcher was named Kansas City nominee for president with P F Callaway Moberly as board chair.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Tel W. Lamkin
Lamkin
Maries Turner- Harvey
Kirksville
Ella V
Dobbs
Columbia
R.A. Emberson
Geo. Melcher
Kansans City
P. F. Callaway
Moberly
First Negro Acquitted in Arkansas Race Trials
The Blaine Ohio county race disturbance led to a court acquittal. of over 106 indicted negroes, one defendant named Dave Reed pleaded guilty to night riding and received a year in prison. Ten negros were convicted that day, with eleven of the total sentenced to death or prison. Brunswick hotel sale changes hands to Heeran & Nichols. Florence hotel to operate by new owners. Governor-elect Edward J. Edwards vows to preserve sovereignty and oppose prohibition via lawful means, awaiting further legislation.
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Helena
Blaine
Ohio County
Morgan
Dave Reed
Érntches
Camp Pike
Don
Florence
Haden
Kansas City
Brunswick
Mary [Rields
Brunswick Brunswicker
Jersey City
N. J
Edward J. Edwards
New Jersey
Clio to Keep War Lid on Coril Nat ion Prohibition.
Washington reports an effort to prevent lifting wartime prohibition before the constitutional amendment takes full effect. Rep Randall of California proposes an amendment to extend the food control act and keep liquor restrictions until January 16, 1920. Opponents warn the move faces parliamentary hurdles since the act covers manufacture and importation only.
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Clio
Washington, D. C
Rft
Congress
Randall
California
Ethac
House
Ohio Voters Reject State Prohibition and Crabbe Act
Complete returns from 84 of 88 counties show wets carrying two of four questions. Ohio defeats ratification of federal prohibition and the Crabbe Act by margins near 16 000 and 29 000 respectively. The dry repeal effort trails by about 30 000 in remaining counties.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Wels
Ohid
Leaders Death and Riga Front Advances Reported
Hugo Haase a minority socialist leader dies after leg amputation surgery. Lettish press says allied naval fire supports advances on the Riga front near Grobin with many German prisoners taken. Mrs Herman Lotier travels to Macon to visit brother J Be VanCleve of Bellingham Washington, staying until Monday.
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Barlin
Hugo Haase
Copenhagen
Letts
Riga
Grobin
Lettish
Herman .Lotier
Macon
J. ‘Be
VanCleve
Bellingham
Wash
Miners Expected to Meet Operators Soon
Indianapolis Ind November details suggest government aims to bring strikers and operators together to end the walkout. Officials anticipate a conciliatory move while Judge Ames arrives from Washington for talks.
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Indlianapolis
Ind
J. L. O'Sullivanji
United Mine Workers
C.B. Ames
Washington
Governoren
Ite
Tudse
A.B. “Anderson
G'Elock
Unoion
Evans Nuiptinis and McCormack Wed in Mayoral Baptist Parsonage
Evans Nuiptinis Caleb FE McCormack and Miss Cleora Evans wed at the mayoral Baptist parsonage with Rev L B Lamb officiating. After the ceremony a reception was held at Rachel McCormac’s home for relatives and friends. The couple will reside in Moberly where McCormack works in the state hospital system. He recently returned from U S Navy service and is the son of John McCormack and Mrs Rachel McCormack. The bride is the daughter of Mrs John Roberts of Huntsville and is a Huntsville high school graduate, class of 1919. Best wishes follow the couple. Luther Noel, former resident, back in Missouri for a visit with sister Mrs W H Wilhite. Noel expresses happiness to return to grand Missouri and his Motherly friends.
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McCormack
Evans Nuiptinis
Caleb FE
Missi Cleora Evans
Mayori Baptist
L. BR. Lamb
Rachel” McCormaé
Moberly
Sh Wis
John McCormna
Rachel McCormac
U.S. Navy
John Roberts
Huntsville High School
Huntsville Herald
Luther Noel
Denver
Wilhite
Union Avenue
Will Vacate Injunction If Strike Order Is Recalled
Washington report outlines cabinet talks with Samuel Gompers and Palmer as the coal miners strike nears resolution. Officials discuss delaying or lifting injunctions if labor talks succeed. Ministers and White House aides monitor negotiations with John Lewis associates observing in Washington.
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Washington,d.c
Ru FL Couch
Samuel Gorapers
Jorney
Palmer
Gompers
Pamer
Wilsor “Pabner
Capitol
House Committee
Departments of Justice
Wilson
White House
Nice Palmer
Paul Smith
Frans Hughes
John Li Lewis
United Mine Arkers Union
Washington
Garfield
Rat
Railro
Governie
Moberly Narrowly Tops Sturgeon In Tight Battle
Moberly edged Sturgeon 12 to 11 in a tight basketball contest after a rough week for both teams. Moberly rode fouls and free throws to build and sustain a slim lead, while Sturgeon struggled from the line and could not regain the advantage. In other news Rev. Hurt led a wedding service for Ear Rob Highee and Gladys Winn with a reception on South Fifth Street. Elizabeth Sanford was seen traveling through Sedalia after attending a Maccabee review.
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Moberly
Mexico
Focal
Mobers
Hurt
Hummage
Rob Highee
Gladys Winn
South Fifth Street
Elizabeth Sanford
Toul Sedalia
Bere Hom
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