Eleven Cars In No 94 Ditch at Sands
About 1 45 p m a morning wreck left eleven cars derailed on No 4 at Sands. Conductor Boardman and brakeman Gyrad were injured and hospitalized. Car contents included meat apples grapes and lettuce. Engine and first four cars reached Luther before wreckers. Nos 4 52 14 detoured via M K & T while No 3 rerouted via C B Q and C A.
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Sands
F. A. Kapples
J. ©. Boardman
Boardman
Henry Lyrd
Gyrad
St Charles
St. Louis
St. Lowis
Mexico
Italien Delegate Helps US Washington Conference Talk
Carlo Schanzer of the Italian delegation is slated as a League of Nations expert at the Washington disarmament conference. A seasoned Italian delegate and professor of constitutional law, Schanzer has long shaped Italy’s League positions and speaks fluent Italian French and strong English. He was born in Vienna fifty six years ago and held multiple government posts including minister of posts and telegraphs and treasury. He is a senator and author on war rights and treaties.
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Carlo Schanzer
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Schanzer
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Tidoni
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Posts and Telegraphs
Nitt
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University of Home
Special Train to Oklahoma Missouri Game Offered
Rail passengers learned that round trip tickets to the Oklahoma Missouri game are priced at one and a half times the fare. The Wabash plans a special train from Columbia with a connection via No. 1 from Centralia. The special departs Columbia at 6:45.
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Columbia
Centralia
Death of James David Morrow Saddens Family
Miss Bettie Hill and J. Matt Hill received word of the death of their uncle James David Morrow who died yesterday at his home in Kansas City. Afigs Hill and Mr Hill intend to travel on No 3 this afternoon to attend the funeral service tomorrow afternoon.
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Bettie Hill
J. Matt Hill
James David Morrow
Kansas City
Afigs Hill
Mr. Hill
Eyewound Hurts Stone Child at School
Raymoud Stone, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Lee Stone, suffered a rubbersling eye injury at the schoolhouse when a small toy sling struck him. Initially feared blind, he later regained sight and was taken to Maberry for treatment in Madison Tires.
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Qud
Lee Stone
Maberry
Madison Tires
Won on His Beauty at Randolph County Trial
A sensational Randolph County case features Major Litty and the first woman jury in the county. A young woman facing speeding charges was acquitted amid rumors of Major Litty’s influence and courtroom charisma referenced by the Paris Mercury.
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Major Litty
Moberty
Randolph County
Major
Paris Mercury
Man in Town Three Months Made Mayor on Radical Platform
Georges L. Oles, elected mayor of Youngstown after a three month tenure as resident with a radical platform, proposed dissolving police, jail for tax delinquents, and replacing car services with jitneys. His wife helped lead a women’s campaign, and he plans to appoint a Safety Director and move to Florida with his family.
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Youngstown
Georges L. Oles
Aign
Oles
Oleg
Billy Sunday
Olest
Plovida
Stop Thief Incident At Rexall Store
A young man entered Rexall in Centralia and tried to buy pens but hidden theft surfaced when he claimed innocence, then returned a missing pen after displaying others. He fled toward a train as Marshall Angell arrived. authorities released him with no arrest, source notes he hails from Hallsville and hopes for reform.
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Rexall
Hope
Marshal Angell
Centralln Courier
World Unites Its Tribute Over Grave of An Unknown Hero
Armistice Day observed with two minutes of silence across the nation. In London crowds gather at Cenotaph and Westminster Abbey while Washington honors America’s Unknown Soldier with a full state ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery. President Harding presides as Pershing leads the funeral procession and the Unknown Hero is placed in state and awarded the Medal of Honor.
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A. Ll. Bradford
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Barding
William Howard Taft
Amerigi
Arington National Cemetery
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Fort Mayer
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Arlington Cemetery
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Ariington' Memorial Amphitheater
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
Zeus Lo Mo
Charles Henry Breit
Warding
Virginia
Bunker Hill
Yorktown
Appomint'tox
Manila
Santiago
First Cousin Marriage Sparks Annulment Suit
F Masters a 28 year old Kirkwood real estate salesman sues Mys Ann Masters to annul their Hillsboro marriage from August 6 1917 after discovering she is his first cousin His wife aged 50 with a daughter from a prior marriage resides in Chicago The couple separated in 1919 and Missouri law makes first cousin marriages illegal in seeking annulment Masters alleges documentary evidence linking Mrs Masters to his paternal aunt.
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S. Louis
Masters
Hved
Missouri Avenue
Grant Masters
Lefsingwell Avenue
Kirkwood
Missouri
Unknown Soldiers Laid To Rest At Planders Field
Poem fragment recalls comrades unknown buried at Planders Field among crosses and poppies in the nation’s memory. The lines mention Nation-Chateau-Thierry and Saint Mihiel as historical places of equal importance.
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Chateau-Thierry
Atr- Bonne
Saint-Mihiel
Planders
Oh Oh Cindy musical revue delights Mob erly crowd
The Oh Oh Cindy revue staged by John B. Rogers Producing Co under Frank Finn drew a large Mobery audience last night. Leading parts were played by Mrs. Arthur Klein Miss Charline Malone Walter Burke Al Walsh Thurston Thornton Mrs. Gus Gaines Eddie Cherrington Palmer Haworth Clare Thomas Misses Lucille Gunn Margaret Dargis Eldon Bundridge Emmett Connors Arthur Williams. All cast and the supporting company received high praise for professional polish despite two weeks of rehearsal. Proceeds go to the Town Club of the W. W. Co A and will help furnish a gymnasium for the Young Women's Christian Association.
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Bagster
Hig al Walsh
John, B. Rogers
Frank Finn
Arthur Klein
Charline Malone
Walter Burke
al Walsh
Thurston Thornton
Gus Gaines
Eddie Cher
Moberly
Christian Association
Gould Lectures on Battle of Doubt and Religion
Rev. Robin Gould spoke at Broadway Methodist about harmony between science and faith. He outlined three battles toward victory and argued doubt stems from not using common sense in religion. Gould, pastor of Fourth Street Methodist in Moberly and state Legion chaplain, served in World War I.
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Robin Gould
Broadway Methodist Church
Ms. Gould
Fourth Street
Moberly
Three Years Ago Remembrance Marks National Question Meeting
A commemorative crowd gathers amid rain to honor a pivotal day with a solemn tribute. Speakers include R. T. Wood of the Missa Federation of Labor, Dr. C. B. Boving, and Rev. Robin Gould. The Central Trades council endorses arms limitation and labor unity as unions organize locally.
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Ho R. T. Wood
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C. B. Boving
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Englen
Jabor
Lenin Predicts U S War Within Years in Pravda Feature
Lenin in an anniversary Pravda piece foresees conflict between the United States and Japan or England by 1925 to 1928. He argues Soviet planning will use gold to fund public works and build a socialist economy, extending the dictatorship of the proletariat and retreating from private capitalism toward state regulation. He warns against demoralization and stresses trade under state control as Russia shifts toward state capitalism.
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Nikols Lenin
Pravda
America
Japan
England
Russia
End Search for War Dead on France Flanders Battlefields
London says all battlefields in France and Flanders have been searched six times for soldiers killed in the war. Sir Leo Worthington Evans told the House of Commons the heaviest areas had been dug up twenty times. The army council will cease exhumation troops though bodies may be uncovered during reconstruction and drainage for years.
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France
Flanders
London
Leo Worthington Evans
House of Commons
Army Council
New York Teachers Wed in Secret Summer Marriages
New York board of education announced that 65 school teachers had married during summer vacation to their husbands. The unions were revealed when the couples filed notices of changes. Most couples will continue teaching.
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Board of Education
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