Experimental house finished and for sale
A modern one story brick veneer house near West Reed is completed and advertised for sale. The project, organized by local builders and trades, aims to prove a reasonable price for a modern home and offers a $4500 mortgage option through the Building and Loan Association.
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West Reed
Chamber of Commerce
Loc
Porel Tt
Arn ‘and Tlame Building and Loan Associa
OV Oonovit
Widan
Gnahla
Chaser
WAC Flag to Half Mast for City Official Death
In tribute to the late TH. A. State, former city assessor, the WAC will fly at half mast tomorrow. The Coates Street Presbyterian service is at 2 PM with Dr. C. Ts. Boving officiating. City offices will close, and officers are asked to meet at the deceased’s home. Interment at Oakland under Masons and Knights Templar auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TH. A. Vtatefield
Barrow Street
Coates Street
C. Ts. Boving
Oakland
Masons and
Knights Temphu's
Fire at Reed Street shop damages building and contents
Fire department answered at 12:30 this morning to the Q O K alley Shop at 109 Reed Street. A small one story building heated by stove had a pipe too close to wood between ceiling and roof. Blaze extinguished with a three gallon chemical tank. Estimated damage is 25 to the building and 20 to personal property. No insurance on personal property. Mrs Mathilda Robingen visited Huntsville this afternoon for a few days.
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Reed Street
QO. K
Farmers threaten separate exchange in Huntsville
Huntsville farmers and twenty seven farm owned telephone lines fear a sharp cut in service as Stone and Son refuse renewal at $0 per month per phone. Commitees met, but no compromise. If unresolved, farmers may install their own exchange, raising concerns over service quality and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Tl. Stone
Nunley Stone
Huntsville
Huntsvie
Bluntsville Telephone Company
Huntsville Telephone Company
Stone and Son
Stone & Son
Muntsville
Stone & Sox
Thompson Wins Suit in Circuit Court Today
Veteran newsman Thompson won a contract dispute in circuit court. The case involved a Durbin automatic car stock misunderstanding and a $275 repayment with 6 percent interest plus costs. The court found no meeting of the minds and rescinded the sale.
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Thompson
Butch
Wabash
S, Howsley
Toilsiey
Stepk
Housley
Austin Walden
Redick O'Byyah
Chamier
Rialto Theatre Fire Claims 36 Dead 26 Injured
In New Haven on November 28 a catastrophic Rialto theatre blaze killed 36 people and injured 26. Twelve of the injured remain critically ill as rescuers comb the smoking ruins for victims believed trapped under the collapsed roof and galleries. The blaze started from an incense pot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Podles
Disturbance at Williams Street Leads to Arrest
Police detained a man named Markham after a disturbance at a Williams Street house this morning. Markham, hired by plumber James Keep, argued with Kehoe over lodging and work, prompting authorities to remove him from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treaming
MecCanne
Williams Street
Markham
James Keep
Kehoe
Kia
Armament Limitation Plan Unchanged Says Experts
Washington reports naval experts from Japan and Great Britain told their American counterparts that the armament limitation plan remains unchanged. They conveyed the stance in an informal meeting with naval authorities and discussed the tughes plan capital ship issue signaling a potential showdown among powers. Germany offers guarantees of disarmament in response to French fears voiced at the Washington conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Japan
Great Britain
Take
Harding to Submit $8 Billion Budget to Congress
President Harding plans to send a budget totaling eight billion dollars to Congress when it convenes December 1. The proposal covers the federal financial needs for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1928, and shows a saving of about 500 million versus prior estimates, with the overall figure well below the 1922 level. Separately, the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered suspensions of proposed rate increases by the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway and adjustments on Midland Valley lines affecting shipments to St. Louis and other cities.
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Harding
Congress
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mignouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Smith, Ark
Midland Valley Railroad
Arkansas
St. Louis
Kansas
City
New Orleans
Tentative Plans for New Entrance to Chamber of Commerce
Representatives of the library board and Chamber of Commerce discussed a potential southeast entrance to the building. No final action has been taken. plan calls for a 4 foot walk from the front walk to the corner and a basement access door, with steps protected and the facade preserved. Shared costs would involve the Chamber, library, and city.
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Brary
Chamber of Gommerca
Ito
Gommerce Tooms
Cialis
Bhak
Wust Riehl Mercantile sues W P Kirby on note
A suit has been filed by Wust Riehl Mercantile Co against W P Kirby on a promissory note of 509.28 dollars with interest at seven percent, due November 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wust Riehl Mercantile Co
WP. Kirby
Just Side Mercantile Company
Fuutteville
W. P. Wirby
Kirby
Geper Cent
Thanksgiving Dinner At Gladneys For Carthage Guest
Mr and Mrs A R Gladney hosted a Sunday turkey dinner at their South Clark street home. Besides the family, dozen guests included Dr and Mrs Hammett Tudge A R Hammett and Miss Mary Alice Marshall of Carthage Mo a student at AT S U spending the week with her grandparents.
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A. R. Gladney
South Clark Street
Id. D,. Hammett
Tudge A. R.haimmett
Mary Alice ‘Marshall
Carthage
Marshall
Ats 8
Denial of European War Debt Cancellation Emerges
Washington reports a phatic denial that the United States is considering canceling any portion of the European war debt. Dispatches from Paris and London said 50 percent of the money owed to the United States might be marked as settled, but officials deny the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Paris
London
Kirksville High to Debate H S Friday Night
Kirksville High School hosts its first night debate with a Moberly team opposing Kirksville in a statewide open shop question. Mentions of coaches, district structure, and hopes for a strong turnout set the scene for Friday’s event.
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Mgh
Clap
Avi
Kirksville
Evan “Abe
George Hollis
Wiich
Ffteen
Nertud
Nore
Jocat
Oklahoma
Huntsville Trust Co. appoints Tiernan as new secretary
Hon. J. C. Tiernan of Washington is elected cashier and secretary of the Huntsville Trust Company after Doyle resigns. Tiernan, longtime Huntsville resident and former assistant pensions commissioner, will assume duties once the board accepts the resignation. He owns Huntsville property and his wife Maude Ashcam will join him there.
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Tieman
Huntsville Trust
W. QO. Doyle
Wuntsville Trust
Hag
J.C. ‘Teiman
Washington
Doyle
Emintsville
Rust Company
AL 4
Meg Tieman
Tie
Huntsville
Randolph County
Ww. W. Rucker
Wilson
Washington, D.C
Mit, Theman
Shis
Maude Ashcam
Will
Tiernan
Arbuckle On Witness Stand In Manslaughter Trial
Roscoe Arbuckle testified in the San Francisco manslaughter case over Virginia Rappe’s death. He described Miss Rappe kneeling in his bathroom, then being moved to his bed as others in the party intervened. He denied torture and suggested liquor in his room was hospitality.
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San Francisco
Calif
Roscoe
Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Miss Rappe
St. Francis
Délmont
Virginia
Salvation Army subscription drive planned in town
Canvassing in the business district begins tomorrow by the Salvation Army to raise funds for separate charitable uses. Town club members aid the effort with women's organizations canvassing residential areas and a final Saturday close. The Red Cross campaign funds aid the public health nurse in schools. Salvation Army work will not duplicate other local relief efforts.
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Pnisday
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Salvation “Army
Betsy Ross Memorial Association Member Praises Honor
John H. Gingrich states pride in being a member of the American House and Betsy Ross Memorial Association. He recalls Betsy Ross’s emblem making, the flag adopted by Congress on June 14 1777, and notes the preserved house as a memorial. Membership costs 10 cents and Gingrich has a framed certificate.
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John HW. Gingrich
Eis
American mag _House
Betsy Ross
Memorial Association
Congress
House
Must Swim to Be a Bachelor at Brown University
Brown University announces a new degree requirement as 81 percent of the student body have passed swimming tests. The swimming instructor reports a large class and expects the remaining students to pass before year’s end.
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Providence, R. LL
Brown
A Small Nippon in Washington
Washington today hosts a threefold Japanese presence with officialdom at a Dupont Circle residence, clerks and offices at Shoreham Hotel, and the Nippon club on Sixteenth Street serving as the real home for Nipponese officials. Nightly, frock-coated diplomats smoke pipes in club rooms as lanterns glow outside.
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Washington
Japa
Dupont Circle
Shoreham
Sixteenth Street
Nippon
Tokio
Nara
Nikiko
Dutch delegation heads League of Nations assembly
Washington November 2 The Dutch delegation to the League of Nations session includes Dr Han Karnebeek president of the second assembly session and others Dr B Moresco and Dr F Beelaerts van Blokland. Karnebeek previously led Holland as foreign minister and mayor, praised for diplomacy.
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Washington
Han A. van Cariebeels
Aohr Istemuof
Aly Airs
B.”Moresco
rGeusell of Indias
F. Beelaerts van Blekland
Pekin
Assembly of the League of Nations
Dr. van Karnepeek
van Karnebeek
Carnegie Institute
Holland
Hague
Wilhelm
Karnebeck
We Moresco
Dutch East India
Council of India
Motesco
Portugal
F. Beelagr
van Blekland
Far East
China
Fire at Hallsville Damages Post Office and Stores
Fire of undetermined origin today destroyed the Hallsville post office and five adjoining stores in Hallsville Missouri, a small town about 12 miles north of Columbia. Loss estimated at 550000 with $50000 insurance.
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Hallsville
Columbia
Knights Conclave to Attend Funeral of Eminent Sir Hatfield
A special Tancred Commandery No 25 1K T Tuesday November 28 at 1 pm will convene to attend the funeral of the late eminent Sir H A Hatfield. Henderson acting as secretary notes the vigil and rites to follow.
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Knights Teoimplaps
Tancred Commandery
Frater
H.A. Hatfield
B. E. ‘Henderson
Advisory Board of Auto Club Plans Statewide Formation
A meeting of the Advisory Board of the Auto Club in Moberly discusses chamber of commerce matters and by law changes to form a state organization. The gathering includes supper and aims to expand representation for St Louis and Sedalia, Marshall and Chill counties, moving toward a statewide order.
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Re Logan
Ghat
AU Hile Cha
Chamber, of Commerce
Impo
Toater
St. Louisa
Anta Giub
Sir Louis’ Souti Automobile
Chad
S Cpare
SRE R Hine
Sedalia
Marshall “and
Chill
Loui
Meda Leads Italian Clerical Party in Washington Report
In Washington on November 28 Filippo Meda emerges as a key figure of Italy's Clerical or Popular party, a three year old group allied with Catholic interests. The party, viewed as a major political force, seeks Vatican support while balancing socialist elements and aristocratic influence in the Italian political scene. Meda, an attorney and noted Catholic journalist, is described as the recognized leader and represents strong financial interests tied to Rome and the Vatican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Filippo Meda
Nation
Italy
Popular Party
Swi Meda
Vatican
Allon
Chet
Nto
Teague of
Heardy
World
Ossory
Cattolico
Unione
Ilaliay
Revival Services At Carpenter Saint Baptist Church
Rev Zeb Thomas of Sedalia preaches a revival series at Carpenter’s SA Baptist Church. The sermons are described as convincing with a vital message. Services are well attended and garner strong interest. A welcome is extended to all to receive Gospel teaching.
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Carpenter
SA Baptist
Zeb Thomas
Sedaliais
Sire T
Baptist
Sylva Ie
Thomas
Generally fair tar to row tonight or tomorrow
Poor readability yields a brief note about weather with likely fair conditions and potential rowing activity shifting to tonight or tomorrow. no clear events or names.
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Fuyet
Hapan
America
Oncdon
Germany
London Chronicle
Berlin
Ministry of Defense
Graud
H. S
State Organyation of
D ‘ Miss
Nerad
Randolph
Wastern Star
Coates Street Presbyterian Church
H. A. Hatfield
Mildred M. Shinodia
W.me
Fannie BE
Tate
Fatty Arbuckle
Witnes
Reiss
Se Atvadton Ardy
Shideharn
Tn Dupont Cirele
Admiral Kato
Auto Club
Meda
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