Assault on Reed Street Ends with Concealed Weapon Arrest
A noon assault on Reed Street left George McClauskey of Omaha knocked down as a man fired a pistol that jammed. McClauskey, a machinist at the local Wabash shops, identified a young, overcoated assailant. police arrested McClauskey on concealed weapon charges after the incident. U S Marshal Bloomfield stated he knows the attacker.
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Reed Street
George McClauskey
Omaha
Neb
Fiere
Ghim
Moser Folet
Efe
Olfi Cery
McGlauskey
Albert Wering
Moser Hotel
McClauskey
Fleming
Iso
McChauskey
Fieming
Braham
U. S
Bloomfield
Boy Scouts Reject Ku Klux Klan Cash Offer
The St Louis Council Boy Scouts of America rejected a $2500 cash offer from the Ku Klux Klan tied to a $15,000 donation for three seats. Dr M Westerman presented the bid on Klan stationery with a Knights of the Ku Klux Klan signature.
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Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
Ku Klux Klan
St. Louis Council
M. Westerman
Society of Forty and Wight
The
American Legion
Westerman
Klan
Knights of the Ku Klux Kiln
City of
Borah Threatens Filibuster Over Subsidy Bill in Extra Session
Idaho Senator Borah warned in Washington that he would filibuster the administration ship subsidy bill if pushed in the November 20 extra session. He said such action would be a second attempt to party death by own action and noted support from some farm bloc and Democrats.
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Borah
Bill
Washington
D.C
Senator Borah
Idaho
Red Cross membership renewal reminder urges action
A brief public notice urges individuals to renew their Red Cross membership. The message highlights the importance of continued support and timely renewal to maintain benefits and services.
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Red Cross
Miss Faye Tippett and Aaron Brower Wed in City Home
In a ceremony at 3 PM Rev Habberstadt united Miss Faye Tippett and Aaron W Brower both of this city. The couple left for their honeymoon and will reside in Huntsville Missouri.
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Faye Tippett
Aaron W. Brower
Habberstadt
Huntsville
Mos
Missouri Professor Moulton to Lead Chicago Bureau
Prof. C. K. Moulton head of agricultural chemistry at the University of Missouri will leave Columbia about January 1 to direct the Bureau of Nutrition for the Institute of the American Meat Packers Department of Education and Research. He accepted the post while in Chicago about a month ago.
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Columbia, Mo
C. KR. Moulton
Department of Agricultural Chemistry
University of Missouri
Columbia
Chicago
Bureau of Nutrition
Institute of the American Meat Packers
Department of Education and Research
Moulton
Americans Ready To Quit Constantinople
American officials announce readiness to evacuate Constantinople orphans amid the Allied Turkish crisis. Belgian residents seek British evacuation assistance if necessary.
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Constantinople
London
Longtime Moberly Native Visits Salem Resident
Werner Wennell now residing in Salem Oregon, formerly a Moberly citizen, arrived Friday evening and is paying his brother William Fennel and other relatives a few days visit before continuing to Germany via New York City. He has two sisters in Germany and plans to spend the coming winter there. At 83 he remains hale and is busy greeting old friends. Best wishes accompany his trip across the pond and back to Salem.
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Werner Wennell
Salem
Ore
Moberly
Fennel
Germany
New York City
Supreme Court Rules On Crop Insurance Premium Refund
The Supreme Court holds a farmer may recover damages from an insurer for losses to crops after paying an initial premium but before policy issuance. The decision comes from a North Dakota case and is reported from Washington on November 14.
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Washington
Supreme Court
North Dakota
Allies And Turks Ready to Fight Athens
An unconfirmed dispatch from Constantinople says allied commissioners and Reset Pasha have broken off negotiations and that British forces have started fortifying Athens.
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Athens
Greece
Constantinople
Reset Pasha
Payroll Bandit Loses Nerve In Illinois Train Heist
A lone payroll bandit seized a mail bag from an Illinois Central train near Marion and fled to an awaiting car with two accomplices. The bag reportedly contained payroll for Bush Mine No. 9 near Carterville, estimated around 50 000 dollars. A large Southern Illinois manhunt followed as investigators checked for registered mail.
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Marion
Illinois
eWay
Bush Mine
Carterville
Ilinois
Robbers Loot Pantages Theatre Vault at Kansas City
Skilled thieves burned through two steel doors of the Pantages Theatre vault in Kansas City and fled with about 11 000 dollars in Friday to Sunday receipts. Police believe five men acted, leaving gas and oxygen tanks behind. a concealed gang member was later found hiding in the theatre. Insurance covered the loss.
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Kansas City
Jack Dempsey
Warled
Fiveman
Willy Ne Owiehe
Cu Daly
Onesrve Jaidvar
Noted Aviator Dies of Injuries in Norfolk Crash
Lieutenant Commander Godfrey Chevar, a daring aviator and veteran of the naval air service, died in Norfolk from injuries after his plane crashed Sunday. The officer, who achieved renown in early naval aviation, passed away today.
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Norfolk
Godfrey Cheva- Her
Navy
Naval Air Service
Tailors' Convention Attendee Delivers Message at Kansas City Club
A. J. Rother returns from Kansas City where he attended a Retail Merchants' Association of America meeting held Saturday evening at the Kansas City Club. Alfred Miller of Chicago, chairman of Digitlat 3 of the national association, was guest of honor with a message of interest to the Kansas City exchange and their trade.
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Tailors’ Convention
A. J. Rother
Kansas City
Retail Merchants’ Association of America
Kansas City Club
Alfert Miller
Chicago
Digitlat 3
National Association
Kansas City Exchange
Weather Outlook: Fair Tonight through Wednesday
The forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Wednesday with cooler air in the east and south. Frost is expected in the southern areas tonight, signaling a chillier pattern across parts of the region.
Glacier Trail Opens 175 Miles of Concrete Highway Link
City of St Paul, Minn and nearby towns celebrate opening of 175 miles of concrete highway from Pairhimt to St Paul with Little Falls linking Glacier Trail route. The event aims to boost local trails and commerce and to protect a planned project for a concrete roadway from Minnesota to Eddie Townling in the coming year.
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Apbault
Minn
Pairhimt
St. Paul
Minnesota
Minnagata
Farm Show Draws Great Crowd at Chamber-Run Event
Hundreds visit the farm show opened by the Chamber of Commerce. Appes pears, pears, fancy apples and meat products fill the booths with many out of town attendees. Poultry displays feature five turkeys and numerous coops. Needlework canned goods and a radio set add to the attractions. Weather prompts extending the show to Thursday night to allow more attendees to come.
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Chamber of Commerce
Irvin Tugele
Sean
Missouri
G. A. Smith
Reed Street
Weber Ice Cream Co
Consumers Appliance Co
Pennell
Irish Medley Delights Music Lovers In City Hall
A treat for music lovers last night featured Patsy O Leary of the Bank of Mo perly arranging a performance by J G Biseh conductor of no Grand orchestra. Ralph Abbaliello delivered a superb baritone solo in The Emerald while the orchestra accompanied admirably. Audiences enjoyed the medley and request another overture and solo.
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Dutv
Patsy O'Leary
Bank of Moperly
J. G. Biseh
Ralph Abbaleillo
Abbaliello
Farm antiques and relics show requested for display
Residents are asked to bring feirlooms relics and antiques to the farm for display. The show begins tomorrow and the department invites items not yet complete to be shown for others enjoyment.
Moberly to Expand Phone Plant With Major Additions
Southwestern Bell plans a 38000 dollar addition to the Moberly phone building including a new two story annex and boiler upgrade to steam. The project also covers 18000 dollars for outside plant with 17800 feet of aerial cable 800 feet underground 52 poles and scrapping of old cables. Work will finish early next year to support years of growth.
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Moberly
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
CO. W. Morgan
Telephone Company
Exchange
Switehboand
American observers named for Lausanne conference
The state department announced the American observers for the Near Eastern conference at Lausanne on November 20. Richard Washburn Child American ambassador to Rome Joseph G B Brew American minister to Geneva Rear Admiral Mark J L Bristol American high commissioner at Constantinople will act as a US associate observer.
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Washington
Lausane
State Department
Richard Washburn Child
Rome
Joseph GB. Brew
Geneva
Mark JL. Bristol
Constantinople
Captain Porter Gilvin a longtime Missouri prison official dies
Captain Porter Gilvin died Saturday after an extended illness at his residence. He served 35 years in Missouri prisons as assistant yard master deputy warden and warden, later working as deputy state beverage inspector. Born in Sturgeon Missouri he rose to a renowned disciplinary and knowledgeable figure in the state penitentiary system. He died leaving a widow as his only close surviving relative.
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Porter Gilvin
Gilvin
Col. Hollenbeck
Riverview Cemetery
Spaison
Gilvin Had Up Until the Time He Resigned’as Warden of’ the Penitentiary
Sturgeon
Missouri
Dave Trancis
Gardner
Withall
Legion
Jefferson City
Local couple welcomes tenth child at West Reed residence
Mr and Mrs James Kehoe of 927 West Reed Street announce the birth of their tenth son. The newborn joins nine siblings still living, and proud father Pa Jim expresses happiness as if it were the first.
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Mrs. James
Kehoe
West Reed Street
Pa Jim
Italian steamer Monte Grappa in distress off New England
The Italian steamer Monte Grappa sent distress signals off the New England coast. The captain said she was lifting in a heavy sea as the liner Pittsburg steamed at full speed to assist. Experts have few details of the vessel's plight after a gale last week.
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New Eng
Boston
Monte Grappa
New Jongland
Avireless
Pittsburg
Britain to pay wartime debt interest to United States
Washington reports Great Britain will pay $40,000,000 in interest on its wartime debt on Wednesday. A $50,000,000 payment was made October 15 and the debt fund mission may adjust the remaining $60,000,000 balance. An additional $610,000 interest on the silver sales debt is also expected, with about $60,000,000 still due.
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Washington, D.C
Great Britain
United States
Treasury
American Debt Commission
Germans Seek 500 Million Mark Loan To Stabilize Finances
Berlin reports a German government note asking allies for a three or four year moratorium and a foreign loan of 500 million gold marks. It pledges Germany will do all it can to stabilize its finances and that the Reichsbank would loan a similar amount to aid stabilization.
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Berlin
Germany
Reichbank
Congress Called To Pass Ship Subsidy
Washington reports that enactment of the ship subsidy legislation prompted a special session on November 20. President Harding seeks quick action to accelerate merchant marine reform amid threats of a filibuster by Senator Borah and others.
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Congress
Washington, D. C
White House
Borah
Harding
Lions Club Luncheon Hosts Gisch Keating Musical Program
Lions Club was well entertained at the noonday meeting with a pleasing musical program by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gisch and Mr. Edward Keating. Next Tuesday the Lions will entertain Moberly High School football players at their luncheon. Principal J G Meredith said about fifteen or sixteen football players would receive Masters for football this year.
Arbuckle Films Permanently Scrapped by Paramount
Paramount Pictures announced that the Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle films with the comedian have been permanently scrapped. The $2,000,000 potential take was never realized after Arbuckle’s indictment in the Virginia Rappe case. despite acquittal, executives deemed release unprofitable. A second note: The Machinists Ladies meet tomorrow at Moose Hall with National President Mrs. May Peak of Denver expected to attend.
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New York
Roscoe
Fatty Arbuckle
Paramount Pictures. Corporation
Arbuckle
Virginia’ Rappe
San Francisco
Paramount
Moose Hall
May
Peak of
Denver
Reed Celebrates Senate Return With Birthday Bouquet
Mrs Jas Bradshaw of 382% Troost Avenue Kansas City Missouri presents a large garden bouquet to Senator James A Reed at the Muehlebach Hotel. The flowers honor his election to a third term in the United States Senate and his 61st birthday, accompanied by a handwritten letter praising his service and victory.
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John
Billy) MicHugh
Billy
Mier Hai Martin
Younen
Geore Madden
Alliene Marsh
Helen Holman
Martin
Mary
Mina
Erril
Mia
Arthur Williams
Martha Payne
Payette
Forrest Martin
South Williams Street
A. J. McHugh
Fisk Avenue
Jas Bradshaw
Troost
Avenue
Kansas City
Senator Reed
Muehlebach
United States Senate
United States
Kansas
City
Ste
Fearful quake rattles steamship Renaico near Coquimbo
News from Coquimbo Chile reports anxiety over the steamer Renaico en route from New York to Antofagasta, mid quake and tidal wave fears. radio calls to the ship fail to get replies as it was expected to have arrived yesterday. Washington notes President Harding sending a telegram of sympathy to President Alexandria of Chile for the quake and tsunami damage.
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Coquimbo
Chile
Renaico
New York
Anto Sagasta
Tielal
Washington, D.C
Harding
Alexandria
United States
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