Reed Defends Nations Stand After World War
Missouri Senator Reed denounces Woodrow Wilson's claim that America fought to make the world safe for democracy. He insists the noble page of history shows America fought to secure safety, not impose democracy, listing Allied actions and urging a restrained US role in world affairs.
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Voices of Wartime Resolve on Returning Soldiers
A speaker recalls U S sacrifice abroad and paying prices for France’s land damage. He condemns debt collection for foreign nations and vows not to send American troops to fight for others’ debts. He asserts pride in veterans who bore loss for America.
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Germany Hires Hunger Amid Plenty Report
Berlin reports hunger within abundance as wartime shortages persist. Struggling workers face unemployment and reduced hours in Prussia’s mills and Ruhr industry while inflation erodes wages. A new Rentenmark currency is hoped by mid November to stabilize prices and ease shortages.
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Twelve Die in Mexican City Unrest Over Election Fraud
A crowd of over 1000 Mexican citizens confronted authorities in Etchebon Sonora yesterday during a municipal election protest. The stampede left more than a dozen dead and many injured, including a city trustee, with reports of bloody clashes and widespread panic as advices from the scene arrived.
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Pilot Killed in Armistice Day Stunt Over Chicago
Lieut. B. H. McBride, pilot from Selfridge Field Michigan, died after his aircraft stalled during a stunt over Chicago as about 50,000 spectators observed Armistice Day celebrations. The crash ended a moment of festive air shows. fire damaged a nearby house, now under remodel. The Burklynd family and Mrs Scampton moved to 315 Lough Clark to stay during repairs.
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B. H. McBride
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Reported Capture of Adolf Hitler and Crown Prince Developments
Berlin dispatches report Adolf Hitler captured and brought to Munich with Ludendorff alive and in good health. Crown Prince Frederick William reportedly returning from Holland with mixed sightings and a tense reception. Paris says allied ambassadors will defer action until governments issue instructions. further talks planned Wednesday.
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Gardner Expected as Democratic Presidential Candidate
Governor Gardner of Missouri, former war governor, is anticipated to seek the Democratic nomination for president. Jefferson City sources say Missouri Democrats may face a scramble as Gardner sits on the insider track, with challengers including Blosad Jacobs, W. R. Painter, Dr. A. W. T. Nelson, and George F. Moore.
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Kansas City
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Briveton
George IT. Moore
Shannon Has Not Cashed Warrants From State
Jefferson City reports that Joe Shannon of Kansas City has not cashed warrants totaling 33, paid by the state for salary as a member of the constitutional convention. State records show he is the only recipient who did not collect the funds from the state treasurer, with no clear reason given.
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Huntsville Man Sues Wabash for 1600 Dollar Auto Damage
Paul Fiorina of Huntsville acting through his next friends Peter and Dominick Fiorina files a suit against the Wabash Railroad, seeking 1600 dollars for alleged damage to his auto at a crossing on the outskirts of Huntsville.
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Crossing Negligence Cited In Train Incident
Report indicates employees neglected duties at a dangerous crossing. Engineer failed to ring bell and an obstructed view due to weeds and brush near the tracks. The Wabash line is noted as taking scarce precautions to warn and ensure safety.
Court hears motion in Christian case amid delays
Judge Walker hears motions in Christian case as health issues stall proceedings. State v Mark Hardin and Roy Adams cases postponed to next term due to defendant illness. Clara Bowers granted divorce from former name stated. court set hearings for Roy Adams motion on Thursday.
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Variety of Reports Include Rail Crash and Robberies
A mixed batch of dispatches notes a broken rail derailment near St Louis injuring several on a Pullman train, a theft of jewelry worth 2200 at the Balmont hotel, and a large retail store burglary in Minonk. Other items mention a centenarian in St Louis, legal moves in New York, and Armistice day parade tensions in Dallas and Houston.
Armistice Reached Among Missouri Democratic Factions
In St Louis the Missouri Democratic state committee moved toward unity between Reed and Breckenridge factions. Plans to name four national convention delegates and elect a unified ticket for 1924 were discussed, with renewal of harmony and debt repayment through campaign contributions.
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Robbery Report From Moberly Man Attracts Police Attention
A Moberly man reports a holdup on the corner of Tiviots and Marion streets. He says a tall Black man, possibly Hyves of Moberly, robbed him with a revolver, took $56, and fled in a red car driven by another Black man with a Moberly license. Police searched the area but found no suspect. The victim, a Selmyler County resident, had been visiting a farmer nearby before continuing toward Moberly.
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Orville Saffer Reunited With Father After Missing
Orville Saffer who drove away from home in Missouri last Wednesday is found with his father in Syracuse Kansas in poor condition. The elder Saffer says he will care for Orville until recovery and to cover any unpaid debts left in Moberly. Earlier, James Hatfield, a separate juvenile, left home with no permission and was located in Kirksville.
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Local Talent to Play at Statler Roof Dance
Walter H. Burke of this city will perform at a Saturday dance on the Statler roof garden. He attends Washington University in St. Louis and is connected with an orchestra engaged by the Statler hotel for the event.
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Dr. Martin McLellan Appointed County Coroner
County court in session today appointed Dr. Martin McLellan as coroner to replace Br. Del Martz who has moved away from the county. Dr McLellan will assume duties here in the county at once.
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Auto collision on Forthe road prompts sheriff warns on lights
Sheriff warns that leaving a parked car with no lights at night violates law. He notes a Saturday night crash near the Rammett ridge involved a wagon or auto with lights required for night travel.
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Fyome Grimes
Himtsville
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John Milam
Cdriva
Sugar Creek Church Destroyed by Fire
A historic Sugar Creek Cumberland Presbyterian church building burned yesterday afternoon, leaving only ashes. The structure, the third on its lot, stood at the cemetery grounds where early settlers were buried. A local revival area once drew large crowds, with a Sugar Creek Cemetery association maintaining the grounds. Police consider the fire started by boys loitering near the site.
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T. Tedford
Leroy Tedford
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Court bars Japanese from owning land in California
The Supreme Court in Washington upheld a California land law barring Japanese and an American Japanese from owning agricultural land. The decision upheld a federal court ruling in Southern California that the act is constitutional under the Washington treaty and U.S. citizenship rights were deemed ineligible to own land.
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Pepper Seeks to Keep U S From World Court
Senator George Pepper argues Wilson's remarks may prevent U S entry into the world court by stirring opposition among key supporters. The comment appears in Philadelphia as a response to Mawson’s critique of U S foreign policy under Wilson.
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Body of Murdered Man Found in Gravel Pit
A badly bruised man was found dead in a gravel pit in Mishawaka Indiana on November 12. Police ruled out suicide and found deep head wounds suggesting he was struck with a heavy object. Passers by alerted authorities after spotting the hat coat and overcoat near the scene.
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Wilson Named Honored at Democratic Committee Meeting
At the Democratic state committee gathering in St Louis on November 1 leaders praised Woodrow Wilson. Mrs. W. B. Harah of Columbia Missouri delivered a keynote, delegates gave a hearty ovation to the war president. Senator Reed sent a telegram of regret for missing the event.
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Defense Scores Victory In Gov Walton Tria
In Oklahoma City November, Governor Walton's home sale is examined in impeachment proceedings. Walter Caldwell testifies the Walton purchase amount was 45000 dollars, with 26000 noted as seller prepaid by Marland. The defense wins none of the bribery or corrupt practice claims, while no evidence is produced.
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