Lane Made Chairman A Kansas Man Buys Round Table Meeting
Washington Ge r March 7 A clash over procedure closed the Terroon session of the Industrial conference as the file committee's plan divided delegates. Franklin Lane was elected permanent chairman. A & Dingle sold Merchants Hotel to W W Cook of Cofferville Kansas with possession set for October 14.
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Lane
Round Table Meeting’ Merchants Hotel
Washington
Ger
Ry Ralph Tr. Croueh
Cateus
Wilson
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Join Spargo
Thomas L. Chadbourne
A. & Dingle
Merchants Hotel
W. W. Cook
Cofferville, Kun
Cook
Mecca
Cotteyville
Merglants
Mr. Cook
Witteh
Horel
ACG
Dingle
Lié Merehania
Dinie
Dingte
Hough
Tragic Wagon Accident Claims Two Near Rolling Home
Yesterday near Rolling Home Farley Day and his five year old son were thrown from a wagon when the front wheel dropped into a hole in the road. The child was fatally crushed under the rear of the wagon and died instantly. The Bay family is well known in the county and the community mourns the loss.
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Farley Day
Mr. Day
Pie Little Thoy
Bay
Print Paper Price Decision Reserved by Federal Judges
The Americas News paper Publishers Association seeks FTC price findings review to fix newsprint at 23.59 a hundredweight with a 47 rebate while noting May increases. Former Attorney argues the commission relied on two mills, claiming costs rose from wages and freight, while Canadian production costs fell. General Wieker-
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New York
Americas Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Federal Trade Commission
Sudges Ward
Engineer Halliburton Aims at Man Kills Dog in Moulton
Reports say Ras Halliburton fired at a man near his home in Moulton. A dog on a running board was struck and killed. a young man was wounded lightly. Halliburton was released on bail as the situation unfolded amid town gossip and uncertain versions.
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Eng Ras Halliburton
Moulton
Halliburton
Wilson Improves. doctors report better appetite and sleep
Washington October bulletin from President Wilsons physicians states his appetite is certainly better and he sleeps well after a consultation with Drs Grayson Rufimonde Stitt The doctors caution against public involvement and plan to continue treatment noting a 68 percent cure rate while avoiding exertion to prevent a relapse
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Grayson
Rufimonde Stitt
Peace treaties ratified. U S not yet involved
Italy, Britain, and France push ratifications of the German and Austrian peace treaties. Italy's king signs, moving to put the treaties into effect without U S participation. Britain and France must complete formalities as Italy acts. Paris also orders a Baltic troop withdrawal ultimatum to Germany.
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Pavis
Oct
Italy
United States
Great Britain
France
Englant
George
Senate
Lloyd George
Clemence In
Wreatise
Germany
Europe
Supreme War Council
Paris
League of Nations
Supreme Council of the
Peace Conference
Foch
Baltic
von der Goltz
SoldiersSuppress Rioting In Gary Indiana Calumet District
Gary Indiana October 7 order restored as 4000 World War veterans under Major General Leonard Wood took control from authorities. Regular troops from Fort Sheridan arrived. machine gun mounted trucks patrolled Gary streets while soldiers conducted raids seeking anarchists and radical literature. A military court was established and Col. Mates led troops.
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Gary
Indiana
Calumet
Chicago
Indiana Harbor
Leonard Wood
Fort Sheridan
Autor
Saldiey
Council
Col. Mates
Married in Kansas City Stanley Hopson and Miss Gladys Boots
A Kansas City marriage took place Saturday evening between Stanley Hopson and Miss Gladys Boots. The bride, daughter of Granville Boots, grew up in the city, and the groom, son of WW S Hopson and wife, works as a pipe-fitter in Kansas City. They plan to settle where they will reside after the ceremony. Wallace Agee and Irvin Bar of Chariton township returned from Chicago with fat cattle and reported strong sales and factory prices.
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Stanley Hopson
Gladys Boots
Kansas City
Boots
Granville Boots
Ben
Hopson
Wallace Agee
Irvin Bar
Chariton Township
Chicago
Missouri Legion calls for punishment of slackers
The Missouri branch of the American Legion passed a resolution urging punishment or deportation of conscientious objectors and accusing the War Department of contempt. It also condemned “pussyfoot” methods of both political parties and set aside an hour for prayers for President Wilson’s recovery. Sidney Houston elected commander. convention location set for Sedalia in 1920.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
American Legion
War Department
St. Leuis Paucns
Congress
Finby D. Garrett
Kansas City
Francis M. Curled
St. Louis
Ways Department
Curle
Garrett
Curlee
Utah
Hedrik O'Bryan
Moberly
Sidney Houston
128Th Machine, Gun Battalion
Ice
Robert Clayson, Jr
Hannibal
Edward Jgahill
J. EB. Kinkead
Fornfelt
Moyestorian
Houston
Troy
James E. Reiger
Kirksville
188Th Infantry
Jack Williams
Joplin
France
Missouri National Guard
Sedalia
Minneapolis
Lester Ball
Edina
B. Holcomb
C. A. Ross
Albany
Ray Arnold
St. Joseph
Alex H. Sapier
H. F. Parker
Werrensburg
Paul-Tucker
Springfield
G. J
Buchanan
California
BL. Renfrow
Saseke Davis
J. PF. Dugan
Walter D. Platt
Desioge
Eugene Munger
Dexter
Iilwards
Rudolph
Carthage
Clyde Fuller
Lebanon
George W. Rauschkolb
Walter F. Fourrance
Redick O'Bryan
Meberly
John W. Hill
C Venable
Gallatin
Gleason
Kennett
Franks Paery
Harvey C. Clark
Bennett
C. Clark
Louis
Mrs Addie Weeks Dies on Train En Route to Texas
Death came this morning to Mrs Addie Weeks aboard No 20 as she traveled from St Paul to Texas. In poor health she sought warmer climate and hoped to see her daughter in Kenah Tenay. Remains were removed at the station to Martin and Mahan undertaking, with sister Miss Emma Roberts remaining with the body. Funeral and interment planned in Keak Tex as.
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Addie
St. Paul
Texas
Kenah
Tenay
Strangih
Martin & Mahan Undertaking Establishment
Emma Roberts
Keak
Supreme Court resumes trust prosecutions after war pause
Washington October 11 The Supreme Court resumes its major antitrust campaign after wartime delay. Seven cases including United States v Lehigh Valley Railroad Reading Railroad and United States Steel Corp head the docket as government seeks rulings on Sherman and Clayton Acts with impending decisions in 1920.
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Washington
Supreme Coast
Supreme Court
Sains
United States
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Reading Railroad
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Trust
Eastmann Kodak Company
Associated Bi
Bati
American Gan Jr
Quaker Oats Company
Keystone Watch Company
Capital
Iho
Court Accepts Boots for Fares in London Episode
Finet 35 for traveling without fare. Harold Fish ar had no money. Court accepts boots as payment after a policeman buys them. Fjurald paid. Weather fair tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change. Mrs Lawry and daughter Beulah depart for Memphis Tennessee for the winter.
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London
Harold Fishar
Hitchcock Stirs Up The Animals In Debate
Washington D C reporters recount Senator Hitchcock accusing anarchists bolsheviks pro Germans and others of leading propaganda against the treaty and league of nations during the debate Poindexter counters with claims of organized propaganda while warning against pro German socialists and bolsheviks opposing the league and its nations
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Clatges Thaw
Opposing League
Cavenan
Washington,d. C
Eiher
League of Notions
Teddy Foy
Hitchcock
Poindexter
New Cossack States Face Hardship and Division
The Don Kuban and Terek Cossacks in southern Russia form loose unions seeking autonomy. Major Robert Davis reports scarce medicines and clothing, starving civilians, and a typhus epidemic as the region struggles for currency, taxation, and militia control under leader General Denikin.
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Washington
Russia
América
American Red Cross
Robert Davis
New York City
Novorissek
Davis
Amd
Americun
Don
Kuban
Terek Cossacks
General Denikine
Red Cross
Clearing House for Labor Disputes Proposed by Senate Panel
Senator Walsh and chairman Kenyon back a federal clearing house to address labor disputes from the steel strike. The plan would allow either side to present grievances, with investigators reporting facts to the public. Compulsory arbitration is rejected as too far-reaching. Meanwhile, local Elks plan open club rooms and an Elks association meeting in Columbia with members traveling from nearby areas.
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Washington
Raymond Clapper
Senate Labor Committee
Kenyon
Walsh
Bik’s
Ings
Columbia
Elks
Chicago Wins Ten Inning Clash 5-4 Over Reds
In a marathon 10 inning game Chicago defeats Cincinnati 5-4. Kerr pitched for Chicago while Ring and Randena with Schalk handled Reds. Cincinnati scored in the third and fourth innings, Chicago answered with runs in the seventh and tenth to clinch the victory.
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Cincinnati
Chicago White Sox
Reather
Reds
Rin Kerr
Chicago
Ring
Raridena
Schalk
Dr C Edgar Conrad Held On Charge In Criminal Operation Case
Dr C Edlgar Conrad former Kirksville physician arrested Saturday by Sheriff Shoop at Moberly after ending a news run on the Wabash railway. Prosecutors file charge of attempting to perform criminal operations. Conrad, a Kentucky graduate of Louisville Medical College, aged about 45 to 50, had been residing at SYM Cc A. for eight months, allegedly connected to trains passing through Kirksville. Sheriff located him at the station and took him into custody.
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C. Edlgar Conrad
Kirksville
Moberly
Conrad
Conred
Higbee Hasta' i
R. M. Pickell
Kansas City
Sym. Cc. A
Louisville Medical‘ College
Kentucky
Two Men Shot in Steel Plant Riot Violence
In Buttalo on October 7 two men were shot and beaten as a mob attacked Buffalo and Erie traction cars en route to the Lackawanna steel plant. Police promise tougher action after several incidents and speed-limit enforcement increases.
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Buttalo
Lackawana
Buffalo
Erie
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U.S
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America
Washington, WI
Commercial Club
Commercial Lab
Rm. N. J. Wood
Addie Weeks
Uncle Sam
Elizabeth Lawry
Beulah
Memphis
Tenn
White Sox
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Lackawana Steel Plant
Cotton
Richardson
Moellera
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