Big Shriner Day Planned in Moberly Missouri
North Missouri Shriners plan a grand day with Kansas City Shriners arriving by 1 PM. Parade from Union Station to Tanenill Park, then to Masonic Hall, followed by a patrol and theater visits. Ladies entertained at Elks Home. banquet for 1500 at Gibbons & Christen Motors.
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Te Ararat Shriners
Kansas City
Union Station
Taneenil Park
Masonic Hall
Paatrol
Noble Chandler
Reed Street
Grand Theatre
Shrineland
Elks
Manetger Far Hayes
The
Grand
the Grand
Chamber of Commerce
Gibbons & Christen Motor Co
North Fourth Street
Eastern Star
Merchants Hotel
Moberly
Ararat Shrine
Shriners’ Club
Kansas Cice
Anerial Cara
Des Moines
Om -Carrollton
Mexico
Centralia
Meyette
Boonville
Sedalia
Manitibal
Mace
Kirksville
Brunswick
Salisbury
Slater
Marceline
Brookfield
Lyric Hall
Qwauy
Week of Prayer at YWCA Begins Sunday Evening
The World YWCA week of prayer starts Sunday, November 11th, and ends Saturday, November 16th. The Moberly YWCA plans to assist with prayer services at 4715 p.m. The programs will feature community participation and reflective services.
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YW. Gov
Moberly Y. WC. A
Unknown Soldier Honored at Capitol Rotunda
Washington November 1 9 Homage to the unknown hero paid in the rotunda of the Capitol. Thousands filed by the casket as four silent sentinels stood nearby. Veterans of Foreign Wars led ceremonies while Col Robert G Woodside conferred honorary rank. Premier Briand and Admiral Boutler of Britain participated with wreaths.
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Washington, D0
Capitol
Catafalque
Catifalque
Loro
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ritur
Robert G. Woodside
Prrne-De-Camp
Briand
France
Great Britain
Admiral Boutly
Jutland
Rotunda
Uv- Ienawa
Arington, National Cemetery
Daily church services to unite youth groups announced
The association urges maximum turnout at daily services led by Jendeys from various churches. Leaders will publish topics each day, with attendants joining in prayer and study if unable to attend. Week begins with four services, starting Sunday evening at 6720 YWCA, with local young people's organizations coordinating.
Missouri Railroads Refused Right To Raise Freight Rates
Missouri public service commission refuses to permit filing higher state rates for coal coke brick gravel lime cement air and related commodities. The order mirrors interstate commerce commission actions and cites pending Supreme Court review on state vs federal authority. Active Chairman Bean notified Missouri Pacific attorney Jas F. Green that higher state rates cannot be filed until interstate regulatory rights are resolved.
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Jefferson City
Public Service’ Commission
Missouri Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bean
Jas F. Green
Missouri Pacific
Public Service Commission
No. Iisuz
Supreme Court of the United States
Trial of French Bluebeard Progressing
Versailles court advances murder case against Henri Landin known as Bluebeard. After Madame Orneh et testimony, five witnesses are summoned to present evidence on the mystery of Madame La Bordeline, a handsome widow, in connection with the fate of Landin's second fiancee.
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French Bluebeard
Versailles
Henri ‘Bluebeard
Landyn
Madame Ornehet
Landin
Gilbert
Madame la Bordeline
Bell Telephone To Honor the Dead During Two Minute Pause
The Bell Telephone Company will suspend service from 1:00 to 1:02 morning as employees observe a silent tribute to the dead and to colleagues who died in action. Flags will be half mast. about 12,000 operators in Missouri participate, with 14 killed or wounded in the war. President Nims led the request, district manager CG W Morgan received it in Moberly.
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Bell Telephone Co
Bell Telephone Company
Morron
This Young Couple Surprised Home Folks
Miss Elizabeth Halen eloped with Robert Harrison to Salisbury after a secret trip from Moberly. They traveled via Huntsville and Salisbury to obtain a marriage license and wed, returning with parental concern and secrecy about ages. The bride is Gertrude Hulen’s daughter. the groom is the adopted son of Ernest Warrison.
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Elizabeth Halen
Salivoury
Robert Harrison
Salsbury
Grand
Gertrude Hulen
Ernest Warrison
Farm Problems To Be Discussed At Big Convention
The second annual convention of the American Farm Bureau Federation will run November 21 to 24 in Atlanta. Thousands of farmers from across the United States and foreign delegates will attend. Bernard Baruch and Secretary of Agriculture Wallace are slated to speak. James H. Howard of Chicago will preside. Georgia hosts the event through the Georgia Farm Bureau Federation led by BR. A. Kelley. A Georgia Products dinner and a social program are planned. Cooperative marketing is expected to be a major topic.
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Atlanta
United States
American Farm Bureau Foderation
Bernard Baruch
Grain Growers’ Corporation
Wallace
James H. Howard
Chicago
Georgia Farm Bureau Federation
BR. A. Kelley
Tennile
Georgia Products
Mani-Keting
Eniteu in Marriage at Barrowsteegt Home
Rev Henson officiated the marriage of G Vernon Tisdel and Velva Lorg at his Barrowsteegt home yesterday afternoon at 4:80 o'clock. The couple and greant were from Harrisburg in Boones county.
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G .Vernon Tisdel
Velva Lorg
Noonday Robbery Strikes Local Dental Offices
The dental offices of Jor Li Sparks and Dr A M Furnish were entered at noon. A thief stole about 100 in gold from Sparks and 25 from Furnish, plus a manicure set and five pocket knives. The sites were left unlocked and only a half hour available. Police notified. investigation ongoing.
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Jor Li. P. Sparkes
A. M. Furnish
Sparks
Purnish
Dr. Sparks
HW. G. Strumpfer
Mary Strampfer
Polio
Bandits Rob Two Jewelry Firms Amid High Value Heists
Philadelphia and St Louis reports describe swift robberies of a Sieger p Nemirosky wholesale firm and the Ed Tian Jewelry Co, with diamonds and jewelry valued at 1.0 million total stolen. Lloyd George secures ten day postponement of Irish question showdown by delaying Ulster Cabinet talks with British officials.
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Philadelphia
Sieger P& Nemirosky
St. Louis
Ed Tian Jewelry Co
London
Lloyd George
Soviet Republic Proclaimed in Montenegro Route
A Soviet republic has been proclaimed in Montenegro as part of the Montenegrin revolt against absorption into the Kingdom of Jugoslavia. The movement follows the regional push for independence and self governance amid foreign dominion.
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Montnegro
Montenegro
Kingdom
Jugo-Slavia
Senate and Governor At Loggerheads Over Highway Commission
Jefferson City Mo November Senate and Governor Hyde clashed in executive sessions over the 60 million road fund. The Senate pressed for immediate naming of highway commission members as a condition to confirm Hyde’s recess appointment. details of the wrangle were not disclosed.
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Jefferson Caty
Senate
Hyde
Tee
Highway Commission
Amended Tax Bill Sent to Conference
Washington reports the amended tax bill was sent to conference after a bitter fight by insurgent western Republicans and Democrats to force an immediate Senate vote on the 50 percent surcharge amendment. Representative Garrett’s motion, Democratic leader, was voted down 200 to 133. The House also accepted the Senate amendment on extending the Fordney emergency tariff, the last step before a permanent measure is enacted.
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Washington, D. C
House
Garret
Senate
Boy Swallowed a 25-Cent Piece
Mr and Mrs Orville Hudson of 1200 Myra Street returned from Kansas City after their son Joseph was taken to St Marys hospital Monday to have a 25 cent piece removed from his esophagus. Dr Shumate used instruments in the throat to extract the coin through his mouth. The boy is reported doing fine.
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Orville Hudson
Myra Street
Kansans City
Joseph
St. Mary's Hospital
Shumate
Kansas City
Imac
Washington Hosts World Peace Conference Preparations
Washington November 10. Amoind's capital is center stage as Arthur Balfour and British delegates arrive for a pivotal peace conference. Delegates await American lead on naval suspension or a concrete arms limitation program as Washington, crowded with visitors, displays flags from major nations. Preliminary talks begin as key cards are prepared for the conference table.
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Washington
Amoind
Arthur Balfour
United States
America
Wort
Lloyd George regrets missing Washington armament talks
Premier Lloyd George sent a personal message via Ambassador Geddes to express regret at being unable to leave England to attend the Washington armament conference opening. He cites delicate Irish negotiations and domestic laws as reasons, but promises to depart at the earliest moment and hopes to join before the decisive stage. He lauds President Harding’s lead and the world’s need for such leadership.
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Lloyd George
State Department
Geddes
Harding
England
Washington
Britain
Hording
United States
St Louis man fined for speeding in police court
A. E. Mellen of St. Louis was fined $4 plus costs for speeding in police court this morning. Joe Williams of Huntsville was fined $4 and costs for drunkenness.
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A. E. Mellen
St. Louis
Joe Williams
Huntsville
Masked men wreck East Chicago newspaper office
Four masked men broke into the Outlook office of the East Chicago Sentinel Tuesday night and overpowered night custodian Alpert Rhodes. They wrecked the printing press and equipment, causing damage estimated between 4000 and 20000 dollars. The Sentinel had supported Republican mayoral candidate John G. Repps, and election tensions reportedly ran high despite no resulting disorder.
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Chicago
Ind
Fawin City Sentinel
Yatchman Alpert Rhodes
The
Sentinel
John 4. Repps
Tvle
Wood Family Welcomes Granddaughter From Milwaukee Birth
Mr and Mrs W R Wood of 304 Union are rejoicing in the arrival of a granddaughter born to their son Gwen Wood and his wife in Milwaukee Wisconsin on November.
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W. R. Wood
Union Arents
Gwen Wood
Milwaukee, Wis
German financiers push into Italian industry amid wary Rome scene
German millionaires are investing heavily in Italian industry and attempting to restore influence. Krupno and Stinnes are named as prominent players causing suspicion in Rome. They plan to continue their strategy, betting on Italian capital needs if the United States and Britain do not provide it.
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Rome
Krupnos
Stinnes
United States
Britain
Nany Fields
Printers Banquet Was Some Affair at Joe Wood Cafe
The Local Dujon printers from International Typographical Union held an annual banquet at the Joe Wood cafe with guests including Keeley Jowell VanCleve Colbert Ryan Kelliher and Bradley. Toastmaster Rolla Rothwell lauded printer publishers unity while J R Lowell and Cal Keller pledged ongoing loyalty. The spread featured turkey chicken oysters and desserts as trucks passed by during Colbert’s talk.
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Dujon
International Typographicalion
Joe Wood
Cate
BR. F. Keeley
J. Jowell
W. C. VanCleve
H. Mv Cobert
H. ©. Ryan
T. Kelliher
Chester Bradley
Rolla Rothwell
Rotwell
Rothwell
J. R. Lowell
Lowell
Moberly Press
C. VanCleve
Mr. Colbert
Calvin
Princers
Cal
Keller
Man of the Monitor-Index
Jack Street
Democrat
Moberly
Vin Lewis
al Keller
Ira Ford
Clyde Fawks
Claude Clark
Melvin Lewis
Rolly Rothwell
al Weisz
S. C. Leedom
Charles Norris
Tom ‘Milburn
Jaci, Street
Ed. Lowell
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