Reed Faces Brewster in Missouri Senate Race
In St Louis on election day voters weighed a contest between Senator James Reed Democrat and Kansas City attorney Ro R Brewster Republican. Prohibition stance fueled much of the campaign as polls showed steady turnout under clear skies with early estimates suggesting turnout near 20 percent of registered voters. Betting favored Reed at three to seven despite broader uncertainty about the result.
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Y St. Louis
St. Louis
Poltidlad
St. Lows
Reed
Women's Committee Organizes For Exhibit Preparations
The Women's Committee met in Chamber of Commerce rooms this afternoon with members from the Moderated Women's Clubs. A general committee was formed with Mr. Stephens as chairman and named assistants from various clubs to plan decorations and arrangements for upcoming exhibits at The Globe Mercantile Co. The group will visit the Electrik Bakery building with Mr. Clinther to view displays and arrange premiums for handiwork. premium lists can be requested by telephone.
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Temple Stephens
Chamber of Commerce
Stephens
Thurrsday
Fam. Stamper
Feruest Battle
Globe Mercantile Co
Clinther
Electrik Bakery
Ogee
Poultry exhibitors grow at farm products show in Moberly
W Morris of Jacksonville visits Moberly and plans to display top birds including light Brahmas white Orpingtons and descendants of Garden King Princess Pat Pauline Mollie Willingtons Telch and Woods breeds. He aims to bring a cockerel that won at Madison Square Garden in 1920 and a daughter of the egg laying record holder Princess Pat.
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I W. Morris
Jacksonville
Moberly
Meo O
Madison Square Garden
N. Y
Monarchist Revolt Feared in Bavaria
A Central News Dispatch reports a monarchist revolt led by General Ludendorff in Bavaria is imminent. If successful, the uprising could spread to Germany and monarchist troops are ordered to march to Berlin.
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Bavaria
London
Ludendorf
Amarning
Germany
Berlin
Transcontinental voyage from Perth to Brisbane by rail and sea
A proposed route from Perth to Brisbane by sea and rail covers about 3480 miles. The plan splits the journey between coastal ships and railway mileage, noting a break in gauge and a 6 inch gauge change along the line.
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Australia
Perth
Brisbane
Election Returns Tonight From Democratic Headquarters
Beginning about 12:45 tonight the Democrat will receive election results via United Press special leased wire. The party warns supporters the office will provide live returns and a warm space at the Grand Theatre if the weather is cold, inviting all interested to follow the results.
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United Press
Grand Theatre
Grand
Attentive Audience Hears Miss Buckley Read Mister Antonio
A crowded Coates Street Presbyterian Church last evening hosted M. Beryl Buckley who presented the first Ty con cublert aliments reading Mister Antonio. Dr. C. B. Boving introduced the interpreter and praised Buckley's clear voice and sympathetic performance.
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C. B. Boving
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Mister Antonio
Slorica Stra
Tyceum
Darkington
Otis Skinner
Third Avenue
New York
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Baroine
Sertiento
Italy
Tarkington
Mr. Antonio
Congress to convene in session on November 20
Washington reports indicate Congress will be called into session November 20 with the White House expected to issue the call soon. Early measures expected include a government reorganization report and the administration ship subsidy bill for swift consideration in the special session.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Harling
Goa
Supreme Court Justice Mahlon Pitney Likely to Resign
Reliable quarters say Associate Justice Mahlon Pitney plans to resign after Congress adjourns in a likely November session. If true, Pitney would be the third justice to leave the court in recent weeks, possibly prompting a Democratic appointment to replace him as Justice Day recently quit.
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Supreme Court
Washington, D. C
Mahlon Pitney
United States Supreme Court
Yeaten
Congress
Pitney
Washington
Justice Day
White House
Mayfield Leads Early Texas Vote in Dallas
Mayfield leads George B. E. Reddy by more than two to one according to polling place indications across Dallas. The Democratic candidate Mayfield is reported to have Klan backing.
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Mayfield
Texas
Dallas
Tex
Harle B. Mayfield
George BE. B. Reddy
Morehan
Expect Congressional Vote To Be Light
Washington leaders forecast a light congressional vote, not exceeding 22 million, about 4 million below the presidential total. The shortfall is attributed to a turnout slump among libertarian voters.
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Washington, D. C
Weather at the Polls Across the Midwest
Weather greeted voters at polling places with showers fog and cold conditions in Minnesota Indiana and the Dakotas reducing turnout. Great Lakes and southern regions reported generally fair conditions with light rain in Texas.
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Minnesota
Indiana
Dakotas
Great Lakes
Sointinwest
Texas
Fires Put Out With Chemicals By Fire Department
Vice Chief John Crews reports yesterday that of 113 fires the department extinguished 7 with chemicals. In 17 cases hose was laid. Grass fires and burning flues occurred. Average extinguishing ratio chemical to water is about 4 to 1. Eight men, including the chief, are kept on duty regularly.
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John Crews
Preliminary hearing for Hale and White tomorrow
Russell Hale and Truman White, arrested in connection with the raid on Walker & Stevens restaurant, will face a preliminary hearing at 10 o clock tomorrow morning in Justice M M Marshalls court. The fire department responded to a blaze at Henry Hardcastle s home on Elizabeth street with light damage to shingles.
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Russell Hale
Truman White
Walker & Stevens
Henry Hardcastle
Elizabeth Street
Seventy-Four Miners’ Bodies Recovered At Reilly Mine
Johnstown Pa November 7 The death toll is fixed at 76 with 43 injured as rescue workers recover seventy four bodies from the Reilly mine wrecked by a gas explosion. Two men were found and are to be brought up later. many more may be trapped in ruined shaft workings.
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Johnstown
Spangler
Wield
Reilly
Pine Bluff industries faced freight crisis halting lumber plants
Pine Bluff Arkansas workers face shutdown risk as six locomotives shift from freight to passenger service. Cotton Belt transfer may force halts across lumber plants and other industries, risking thousands of jobs and regional output.
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Ark
Pine Bluf
Caan Beart
Bing Bhat
Sbuk Jaw
Industri Planns
Horrors of Smyrna Sack Told By American Woman
Mrs Caldwell, wife of an American mathematics professor, describes the Smyrna sack from Tevadise near the city. She recounts starvation, looting, and Turkish brutality, with refugees and American marines at the American College sheltering evacuees amid fires and killings.
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Smyrna
New York
C. Caldwell
International College
Caldwall
Wren
American College
Tevadise
Caddy
Arrivad
Dr. MedLoughlin
State races loom as voters watch party leaders
Amid uncertainty in party leadership, three congressional seats and top state posts including attorney general and two supreme court justices are hotly contested. In St Louis, exhibitors display prize mums at the Chrysanthemum Society show with prizes and cash awards for best displays. Kansas City hosts livestock shipping managers short course for Missouri Nebraska and Kansas with grading and business methods, stock yard demonstrations, and a packing house tour led by university specialists. Missouri legislature may consider creating a state police force at the next session.
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State Supreme Court
Chrysanthemum Society + America
Missouri State Whorists’ Association
St. Louis
Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Agricultural Extension Service
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Rmind
Heavy voter turnout expected as polls near close
At 3 o clock this afternoon more than 500 votes were polled in the first and second wards and over 700 in the third and fourth wards Reed led by more than two to one in some wards The ward division eases voting and returns are anticipated earlier than usual Complete city county and state returns will be supplied by the Democrat as soon as compiled.
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Linganida
Athens
Teh Gity
Reed
Great Britain to Pay 50 Million Installment on Debt
London officials announced a $50,000,000 installment on Britain's debt to the United States will be paid in November this year. The disclosure confirms continued wartime financial reparations between the two nations.
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England
London
Great Britain
United States
Former soldiers arrested for disturbance and bad checks
Yesterday Officer Young arrested Clayton Cooper a former soldier for disturbing the peace in West Moberly. Last night two more ex soldiers were jailed for passing bad checks forging a signature of a military officer. Col Mabrey says the men dismissed from service will face consequences.
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Young
Clayton Cooper
West Moberly
Tony
Fioita
Key Daater
Col. Mabrey
Prettyest Girl at Hardin Named
Miss Wilva Grimes, daughter of A L Grimes and wife of this city, a senior at Hardin College in Mexico, has been voted the prettiest girl at Hardin this year.
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Wlva Grimes
AL. Grimes
Hardin College
Mexico
Hardin This Yar
Large crowd at city council meeting over police protection request
An unusually large crowd gathered as Stevens and Walker’s restaurants sought city police protection. Mayor Dingle balked at $250 monthly cost, while strikers offered to serve without pay. Debate centered on deputizing guards and who could provide protection.
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M. Calvert
Maade
Calvert
Dingle
South Fourth
Steynes & Walker
Ine
Stevens & Walker
Shop Crafts Federation
Clyde Miller
John Crews
Eawy, Parker
Crews
Miller
Democrat
Retail Merchants Association
Fuller and Beard
A. J. Marriott
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Water Board
Mr. Puller
Fuller & Beard
Walden
Dysart
Kirby
Mike
Prosecution to Dismiss Indictments Against Miners
Chicago November 7 United Press reports Attorney General Ward Brundage says prosecutors will dismiss indictments against many of 48 miners charged with assault with intent to murder in the Herrin mine massacre case. Fewer than 20 are expected to proceed to trial in Marion Illinois.
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Marion
Herrin
United Press Today
Ind Ward Brundage
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