President in grave condition amid nervous exhaustion
Washington October 3 Dr Cary Grayson reported the president remains exhausted and in need of complete rest. Specialists have been consulted and will meet twice daily at the White House. The president is confined to bed, weak but nourished, with no work planned. Mrs Wilson and Mrs Sayre travel to assist, while WW McAdoo remains nearby.
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Census Preparations Move Toward 1920 Counting
Preparations for the 1920 census advance rapidly with few district supervisors named and enumerator selection underway. Work should finish by January 2 1920 and about 85 000 enumerators will collect data nationwide while 100 clerks tabulate in a War Department building repurposed for the census. Fireman Frank Donahue reports back to duty between Moberly and St Louis after a vacation.
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Elaine War Death Toll Rises Amid Arkansas Clashes
Elaine Arkansas reports a two day war toll reaching twenty five with five whites included. Camp Pike soldier among the dead. Turmoil spreads as guards and former soldiers patrol Irvine and Blaine while violence lingers in the region.
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Harry Rubey Honored at Bankers Convention
At the St Louis bankers convention Fred E. Parnsworth was re elected general secretary of the American Bankers Association after initially signaling retirement. He will serve temporarily until a successor is chosen while continuing as president of the Slankers' Statistics Corporation. Harry M. Rubey of Golden Colorado was elected treasurer and Richard S. Hawes became president of the organization. A silver chest was presented to retiring President Kaddox.
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Slankers’ Statistics Corporation
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William G. Fitzwilson
Thomas P. Patton
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First National Bank
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John $. Drum
San Francisco
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Richmond
Kaddox
Charles A. Hinsch
Cincinnati
Speculation in Foreign Money Faces Wall Street
New York October 3 People seek to profit from the German mark drop from twenty-five cents to three and a quarter. Bank staff and speculative buyers buy marks in Berlin banks or hold deposits, hoping the value rises within two years. Some fear Bolshevik danger, but many expect German industry to rebound, while French and Italian exchanges also attract investors. M. C. Darby, a merchant from Landmark, was a visitor today.
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Late wire flashes and social notes from Missouri county
A late wire reports soft coal field representatives and Central Competitive district operators completing sessions and set to resume in Philadelphia next Thursday. A local social page notes Homer Crose hosted a coming home gathering near Moberly with music and a wether roast, listing attendees and their smiles. Also reported are marriage license totals and divorces in 1916, from Sturgeon Leader coverage.
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Moberly
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Allie McGuire
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Minnie Cooper
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Myrtle Duggins
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James Bryant
Harvey Morgan
Grover Barren
Fred Bruesch
Emmett Forest
James Hagon
Gene Martin
George Poster
Belgiums King Albert welcomed in New York harbor visit
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth arrived in New York amid enthusiastic crowds for a royal welcome and a broad itinerary. The Belgian monarchs, notable for their wartime relief work, are highlighted for their plans to tour multiple U.S. cities after a formal city hall reception led by Mayor Hylan.
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Prince Leopold
Belgium
Battery
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Classes for Engaged Girls By Marsden
An article discusses Cincinnati Ohio trials to organize night school classes for engaged girls covering cooking housekeeping and baby care. It suggests adopting similar practical education in Moberly with admission for those engaged within a year and urges the Moberly M C A to follow Nick Longworth and Cincinnati as a model for practical service.
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Army Hospitals to Close as Wounded Return Home
Rapid demobilization of wounded men allows the War Department to shut several general hospitals. General Hospital No. 30 at Plattsburg Bar racks and No. 42 at Spartansburg will cease operations in the coming weeks, with other recently opened hospitals closing in the months ahead.
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Automobile collision on Jteed Street near Union Station
An automobile driven by Co. M Broaddus backed into a car driven by engineer J A Brooks near Union Station on Jteed street around 1 o clock today. Brooks car had its fender and running board damaged in the collision.
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Union Station
Attains His Majority At Post Office in Moberly
Arthur Gutekunst money order clerk at the postoffice in this city attains his majority after twenty one years of service in the Moberly postoffice. His record for accuracy and courtesy call scarcely be excelled. Weather shows showers late tonight or tomorrow with cooler conditions tomorrow and in the northwest portion tonight.
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Arthur Gutekunst
Moberly
White Sox Win 3-0 Over Reds in Home Game
Chicago White Sox blank Cincinnati Reds 3 to 0 at home. Kerr y and Schalk formed the battery for Chicago while Fisher and Baird pitched for Cincinnati. Luque relieved Fisher in the eighth and finished the game. Cincinnati had three hits, Chicago seven, and Cincinnati committed one error.
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Europa Still Wants U S Pork and Dairy Products
A Department of Agriculture warning to stock and dairy farmers notes European demand for export may dip but remain substantial. Europe aims to rehabilitate farms and repopulate cattle, with heavy campaigns in most countries. American milk needs and pork demand patterns are outlined, predicting persistent strong pork demand for at least another year despite cattle repopulation shifts.
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London labor leaders confer with premier in mediation talks
London dispatch reports a deputy labor leaders group meeting Premier Lloyd George to resume mediation over the railroad strike. Rail officials note improved traffic conditions as negotiations continue with representatives of striking railway workers present. A separate note from Centralia Cour ier mentions a $115,000 verdict in Wichita Falls, Texas, in a royalty dispute over oil land sold with mineral rights.
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