04 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1921
Page
1
New York faces a cautious betting scene ahead of the World Series between the Yankees and Giants. bettors await lineup details and weather forecasts for game day while expectations for batteries and key players run high.
In Roseburg a dentist Brumfield is linked to the death of Russell who died in a car blast with dynamite. Confessions reveal amnesia an alibi gaps as investigators chase shifting stories. Brumfield ships goods under alias Norman Witney while authorities probe motive and identity.
Financial statement shows figures including 50 740.20 and 720 062.00 with costed 44 9238.09 in a concise report. Mentions FTE and code DB4SS indicating staffing or project identifiers in the document.
A distorted report alleges a man claimed to be Ingelin to sum 32 006, with insurance of 41 008. He reportedly borrowed all he could, mortgaged property, and drained bank balances to the last penny. They say he tried to pose as a corpse to divert Tsung money to his wife and satisfy his other claim through deceit.
Chief Mize plans adding a motor patrol officer to Pelge Mise force amid rising speeding concerns and budget limits. Officials say penalties will rise as authorities aim to curb traffic violations and traffic fatalities, with emphasis on selecting a cautious, judgmental rider to monitor speeders and enforce laws.
Patiis Court fined Milam Roberts and Gulver Grab Wilt four dollars and costs each. BHU Dank and Clarence Warner were fined similar amounts for fighting. Tul Richardson accused of running his ears with OOO Lapen. Uchel Tanachil’s case postponed to Tuesday as attorney Jervyy M Jer IMes seeks delay. further postponements granted until Tuesday. Tannehill trial set to proceed if the justice center is ready on the date.
Fire at the Roth home of Mrs. Cy Rory at 292 North Fourth Street was reported at 2 43 pm today. Three fire crews battled the flames, quickly extinguishing the blaze though the shingles burned quickly. Estimated damage about 450 dollars.
The report notes frost tonight and very cold conditions tomorrow. Temperatures are expected to remain low with a sharp drop, bringing a frosty start to the day and unusually frigid conditions ahead.
Washington reports state secretary urges participation in the Washington Conference to address economic and unemployment issues. Price moves show August to September brief declines. officials cite need for balanced talks avoiding extremism while shaping policy. Unrest and layoffs spark public concern amid global discussions.
The 1920 census shows Missouri blacks number 178 241, up 10.2 percent since 1910 while white population grew 2.9 percent. Blacks account for 2.2 percent of the state’s people, compared with 74.7 percent white, the 1910 and 1920 shifts noted.
On October 4 in Washington Senator Reed of Missouri criticizes Budget Director Dawes for impudent and insolent usurpation of legislative authority while challenging congressionally appropriations during the tax bill debate.
Seventy persons will be confirmed in the Catholic church at 8:00 Tuesday afternoon. Archbishop Glennon will preside, attendance expected to be one of the most impressive gyer events in Mexico. Nine out of town priests will attend including Pather Lynch of Calumbia Father Banzy of Fulton Father Courtney of Central Father O'Sullivan of St Laws formerly in charge here Father O'Conner of St. Louis Father Fréaze of Martinsburg Father Hurley of Wellsville Father O'Brien of Montgomery and Father Nolte of Vandalian.
State Poultry Board members met in the Chamber of Commerce rooms for a two session meeting led by president Charles ey Culiom. Officers present included vice president TW Nolan and secretary Diveu tors J O Walker with several members from Memphis Warrenton Bowling Green Greenwood and other locales. The group debated a proposed government initiative to train World War soldiers while also noting disappointment at not meeting two Moberly girls famed for winning prizes in a Globe-Demo contest.
William Wray, a 58 year old miner from Concannon Street, died last night after a brief illness described as indigestion. He leaves a wife and eight children, his mother and father, six brothers and one sister. He was a member of West Park Methodist Church and the Miners' Union. Funeral at 3 PM tomorrow at West Park Church conducted by Rev. Smith, burial in Oakland.
President Harding sent to the Senate the nomination of Roy Davis of Missouri, head of the Stephens Institute at Columbia, to be minister to Guatemala. The action was announced in Washington, D C on October 1.
Washington October 4 President Harding will be urged to pause naval construction during the disarmament conference to show restraint in the Senate. Senators Borah Idaho and Pomeline Ghia will lead the push pressing the administration to suspend all naval work for the conference period.
The Democrat will issue first class wire service bulletins for all World Series games starting tomorrow with the first bulletin out at 1:00 or shortly after. They will also provide Grand Theatre with the ball returns.
At a heated Heguran council meeting Mayor Dingle and Councilman Vandegrift clashed as debates over Fifth Street widening and city finances surfaced. Officials discussed waterworks progress, lighting, and street repairs while Patrick and Harris disputes prompted resignations and tense exchanges.
Fragmentary text describes a wedding event with mentions of a bride, yesterday morning, and a church or ceremony location. Names, dates, and places are unclear but imply a social item from a local paper.
Fragments report a man named Goe shot and killed, burial planned, with relatives notified. News notes a possible suspect in Gordon jail, but verification and details about the body, wounds, and shipping remain unclear amid mystery and rumor.
October in Hall England coroner investigates death of Lieu at Little who perished in disaster as the world's greatest wreck with forty four British and African officers and men on board. Jury finds no evidence blaming a case or means. Air service is exonerated.
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