Turrets Withdraw From Ismid In Neutral Zone
Constantinople October 9 Turkish forces withdraw from Ismid in the neutral zone as allied efforts continue to untangle the Near East problem. Mudania reports Turkish regions near Constantinople and talks between allied generals and Ismet Pasha proceed. Greek withdrawal plans and Turkish civil administration proposals shape a tense peace effort.
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Constantinople
Ismid
Isme Pashan
Tamét
Komansats
Shila
Yarmise
Bosphorus
Thrace
Great Britain
France
Italy
Important Meeting on Chamber of Commerce Tomorrow Night
A meeting called by prominent business and professional men will be held at the Chamber of Commerce rooms tomorrow Tuesday at 7 30 p m. to discuss plans for closer social and business ties between farmers and the city and to establish cooperative relations. County Farm Agent Howat and agricultural teacher Mr Crawford will address the gathering urging attendance by farm families and general farming and poultry interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Moberiy
Howat
Grawford
Hog Island Shipyards Near Demobilization in Philadelphia
Hog Island in Philadelphia is almost demobilized after the government spent about 270 million dollars. An army of 26,000 workers once toiled to build ships, while wrecking crews dismantled equipment. Auctions now sell household goods to steel in 100,000 ton lots, with an expected 25 million from steel and equipment by December. The 946 acres, once swamp, are being prepared for potential factory use as shipyards are removed.
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Wag Island
Philadelphia
Hog Island
Great
Central College to Meet Central Wesleyan in Warrenton
F Burchan of Central College arranged a football game with Central Wesleyan at Warrenton on Lion's field. The match will be played November 8 at 2 20 p m with full details to follow.
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Fayette Central
Central Wesleyan
Burchan
Central College
Fayette
Lion's Field
Warrenton
Accident Near Stanberry Threatens Train Disaster
An extra freight train No. 2160 on the McFall line near Stanberry wrecked at 12:20 Sunday morning. The engine lost a lead and blew a crown sheet. brakeman Sam Burton was scalded by escaping steam. Four hours delay followed while a replacement engine arrived from Stanberry. Engineer Parrock and fireman O Jett were injured.
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Stanberry
McFallail
Sam Burton
Thgineeor Parrock
O. Jett
Forty Hours Devotions Prove Great Success
The Forty Hours Devotion at Ti maculate Convention Church opens with strong attendance and broad interest. The Rev Abbot Philip of Conception Abbay leads the exercises, with daily services at 9 a.m. and 7 15 p m and continued exposition through Tuesday evening welcoming all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timaculate Convention Church
Abbot Philip
Conception Abbay
State Engineers Inspect Randolph Conny Livad Co
Owens division engineer of the state highway commission visits Moberly with Towse. They are met by Meman of Bauntaville and Tieman a Flintsville leader. The group assesses the lift way stretch between Mantsvile and Clifton as improvements continue with straightening bridges culverts and grading. Local residents seek gravel road guidance to meet state requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Conny
Tkat
Acgravel Road
State Commission
William S Hart I Convalesces After Illness in LA
William S Hart remains bed bound for at least five weeks after a severe illness, doctors report. He narrowly escaped typhoid fever during his recovery, with delirium briefly alarming his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Hart I
Los Angeles
William &Y
Mrs Ahlbur Hardin Hosts Dinner For Mother
Mrs Arthur Hardin of south of town hosted a noon day dinner today honoring her mother Mrs Ti Shirley of the city and visiting relatives. Guests included Mrs Shirley, Mrs FP Golden City Mo, Mrs N A Gordon Lowry Illy, and Mrs G W Ferguson of near Moberly. The last two are sisters of Mrs Shirley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahlbur Hardin
Arthur Hardin
South of Town
Ti Shirley
Shirley
Golden City
N. A. Gordon
Lowry Ily
Moberly
Mig, Stirley
Germany vo check growing immorality proposal for sex instruction in schools
Berlin reports rising immorality in metropolitan centers prompts a proposal for special sex instruction courses in common schools. Dr Ernst and Major Leonard call for home-based education but argue parents underestimate their children's maturity and need for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germiany
Ernst
Leonard
Packing industry shows improved condition says Wilson
Chicago October 9 The American meat packing industry remains largest single industry with fluctuations in meat values but overall trend toward stability, says Thomas B. Wilson president of the Institute of American Meat Packers. Exports for the calendar year totaled 8.842 billion pounds worth 986 million dollars, while meat exports weighed 1.945 billion pounds valued at 287 million. Average value per pound dropped from 26.38 to 14.75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Wilson
Institute of America
Wilson
United States Department of Commerce
London Society Names Master Crook Moriarty of Crime
London reports a new jewel thief crisis labeled a Napoleon of crime. Scotland Yard tracks a mysterious master mind behind high value heists across London including the Albany coins and a corner shop theft. Detectives note aristocratic female agents and well-paid insiders aiding the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Blumenfeld
London
Scotland “Yard Salt
Moriarty
Conan Doyle
Scotland Yard
The
Ok Crooks
Jewel $Tealing
Lordon
Morarity
Allord
J. We. Bell
Mra
Albany
Brighton Road
Cornwall
Fez
Persia
Napoleon
Salvation Army Mercy in Prison Reform Highlighted
The Salvation Army promotes mercy over punishment by aiding discharged prisoners and preventing recidivism. It helps about 9,000 ex-inmates find work, assists families, and runs Lifers Club with 452 members serving life terms. Over 300,000 prisoners in 883 facilities attended services last year, with 10,000 expressing intent to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Salvation Igs
Hometalk
Salvationists
Salvation Amy
Lifers
Hters
Salyafien
Democratic rally to feature Judge A. T. Dumm of Jefferson City
Among eloquent democrats slated for the city rally this Thursday, Judge A. T. Dumm of Jefferson City is expected to speak, likely before Senator Reed. Dumm is identified as a key speaker in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge A. T- Dumm
Jefferson, City
Soas Reed
Hanks Coal Company Property Sold At Auction
The Hawke Coal Company property at Huntsville was sold at a sheriff sale before the circuit court house door this afternoon. Col. Eu Banks announced the sale while Attorney S. O. Hunter outlined the terms. It is claimed owners invested about $35,000 in the mining operation. Attorney Norman Johnston of Huntsville bid $4,000, the sole bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawke Coal’ Company
Huntsville
Court House
Col. Eubanks
S. O.hunter
Norman ‘Johnston
Road cement and brick work to be finished in fifteen days
Swan McDonald of Lynch McDonald Construction says with fifteen days of good weather cement work on the road will be finished. Brick laying can follow soon after. Delays due to material shortages are resolved and completion is expected before winter. Travel will resume once the road reopens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan McDonald
Lynch-McDonald Construction Co
Country Club
Wheat Crop Estimates Hit Record Yield For 1922
Washington October 9 estimates for the wheat crop as of October 1 place total production at 810,123,000 bushels. Winter wheat 42,809,009 bushels, spring wheat 20,814,000 bushels, total oats and other grains noted. Yield per acre set at 14.3 bushels overall with 14.2 for winter wheat and 14.4 for spring wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriclture
Cork
Golden Wedding Celebration Marks 50 Years for McGurk Family
A surprise 50th anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Peter McGurk was held October 7 at the Carmody home in Moberly. Guests included ten children and fifteen grandchildren, with a wedding cake and a silver tea-service as gifts. the couple married in Leadgate, England on October 7, 1872.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam Odrmady
Isk Avenue
2 Pi
Peter McGurk
Carmony
P. McGurk
Moberly
A. F. Ward
Pueblo
Cole
W. HW. Ward
John McGurk
F. H. McGurk
Collinsville
Sam McGurk
Staunton
Ill
Tom Carmody
Margaret’ McGurk
Weather note: fair tonight and Tuesday warmer
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with a slight warming trend by Tuesday. Temperatures rise modestly as the system shifts, with light winds and dry skies expected through the period.
British Ships to Test U.S. Dry Laws
Seven ships of the Cunard and White Star lines will sail for America this week with liquor aboard to test the Daugherty order prohibiting ships from entering American ports. The plan followed a shippers conference. ship names were not disclosed.
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London
Cunard
White Star Lines
America
Daugherty
Giants Win Fourth World Series Title Over Yankees
The New York Giants clinched the 1922 World Series by defeating the New York Yankees 8 to 5 in Game five. Attendance reached 88,551 with total receipts of 147,000 plus. Giants shares totaled 21,274.49 and commission 18,772.05. George Kelly homered in a decisive rally, sealing the Giants’ consecutive championship run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
New York
New York Giants
Yankees
Chicago Nationals
Detroit Americans
Boston Braves
Connie M
Huggins
Joe Bush
Bush
George Kelly
Hoover Ill in New York After Indigestion Attack
Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover remains at home in New York after an indigestion attack. His assistants minimize concerns about severity while indicating he will stay confined until all effects subside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
New York
Washington
Otto 9
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Brakman Earl Foster Reported Married
The Democrat received word that Brakeman Earl Foster has wed a Moberly woman. Later messages identified the bride as Carrie Duggins of this city. The couple were married Saturday at 7 30 and will reside on West Coates Street with Mr and Mrs Foster.
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Brakman
Earl Foster
Democrat
Carrie Duggins
Mgr
Mrs. Foster
West Coates Street
Glen Hulen Visits Moberly After Critical Auto Wreck
Glen Hulen and his father traveled from Sturgeon to Moberly to visit friend M. G. Levy and other locals. It is his first outing since a severe auto accident near Richmond five weeks ago. he remains weak and bears visible marks of prolonged recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Hulen
Sturgeon
M. G. Levy
Richmond
Lost Evigiisa setter pup in Moberly area
G O Perry reports losing a six month old black and white Evigiisa setter pup valued highly. It is large for its age. Finder can contact Mr. Perry at the Moberly Trust Co or by phone 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Perry
Mr. Perry
Moberly Trust Co
Sensational arrest in Hall murder case leads to jail
Oct New Brunswick N J Clinard Hayes 19 will be charged with murder in the killings of Dr Edward Hall and Mrs James Mills. Authorities report a confessed connection with a nurse named Eleanor Mills and a witness Schueider. Prosecutor Beekman Strickler announce the case hinges on Hayes and Mills’s involvement at Phillips farm and a party attendant.
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New Brunswick
Clifford
Hayes
Edward T Hail
Eleanor . Mills
Mallands
Phillips’ Farm
Mills
Sehneider
Mator
Tate
Clinard Hayes
Char
Edward Hall
James* Mills
Beekman
Strickler
Huntsville Musical Concert Report From Local Radio
Fragmentary notes describe a Huntsville concert broadcast and local radio activity. Mentions Milam and a radio star sending programs, with unclear details about station location and scheduling.
Home Made Hootch Among Kalmucks on Volga Steppes
The article describes nomadic Kalmucks along the Volga regions brewing moonshine from milk and corn despite prohibitions. It details their three-still system using heated milk percolating into a gooseneck water jacket, producing a potent drink with a distinct flavor, and notes poverty after wars and revolutions. The piece portrays enduring thirst and illicit distilling amid upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astrakan
Hiooteh
Isa Deane
America
Russia
Albraham
Volga
John Patterson Ryle Dies at 18 in Two-Week Illness
John Patterson Ryle died Saturday afternoon at 12 05 after a two week illness. He was 18, born September 24. Survived by father John Ryle and three sisters. Funeral at the family residence near Yatee at 10 tomorrow morning, conducted by Reverend Robin Gould. Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery.
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John Patterson Ryle
An. Ness
Joan Ryle
Yatee
Hev
Robin Gould
Roaroke Comeécery
End of C A Shopmen Strike Reported in Illinois
Official notice from Chicago and Alton officials confirms the C A shopmen strike has ended. The agreement was reached in Chicago Saturday night and affects Alton shopmen, with Springfield noting the development on October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Chicago & Alton
Alton
Chicago
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New Hast
M. Mf. A. Wi
Missouri Military Academy
M. Ef. S. Lions
Lions
Macon
Moberlyon
Tom Dumm
Jefverson
Mtr
Dumm
Germany
T. . Wilson
American Meat Pickers’ Institute
London Society
Master Crook
Hanks Coal Comine
Moberry-Huntsville Road
Mary Smith
St. Louis
U.S
Hall
Moderly
Sheri
John
Milam
Swire
Ms Transmitting Radio Star
A-Jaile
Andy Gump
Deonidias Andidate
Distant
C. & A. Shopmen’ S
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