Peace or War Rested Now With the Turks
In Madania on October 10 Peace or war in the Near East was referred to the Agora government as Britain moves troops for possible action The Turkish delegate at the conference sent proposals to Angora awaiting Mustapha Kamal s government reply by afternoon The note also mentions limits on a neutral zone around Thrace and Turkish troop numbers While Britain fortifies defenses for Constantinople London s cabinet was summoned to a five o clock meeting to discuss the crisis
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Madania
Near East
Agora
Great Britain
Kemal
Thrace
Angora
Mustapha Kamal
Pritisl
Constantinopl
Bandits Roop J. Brody In City Car Theft
In Kansas City Missouri two masked bandits abducted J Brody, merchant, from his car as he prepared to drive to a bank. They forced him to a remote area where they robbed him of 1100 dollars in cash a diamond a winged water valve wristwatch worth 450 and a water galivette worth 100. They pushed Brody from the car and threatened to shoot if he cried out.
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Kansas City
Brody
Gene
Jackson Co Official Killed in a Fall
Jackson County public administrator Henry C. Page died after falling from the fourth floor of the Faith and Perry Building in Kansas City. No witnesses to the accident were found. Page had been unusually nervous and had recently traveled to California for health reasons. His death ends a career in probate affairs with a large fee-based office and life insurance totaling $82,000. he was 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Henry CG
Page
Jackson& Sinly
Faith & Parry Huilding
Ta Husiness
Faye
California
Salaerik Tltnes
Piubbile
Afr. Page
Cy Ieee
Mawor Cadmus
Etief
Pilbltec
Paty
Jackson County
Togo
Dle
Peaches Displayed By Matt Hill Show Exceptional Size
In Mobarly Matt Hill, an apparatus man, showcased a cross between White Heath and Tri dian peach varieties. The two peaches weighed about 22 ounces each and measured roughly 10 1 8 inches in circumference, highlighting standout peach culture.
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Matt Hlll
Mistance
Mobarly
Gelfing Prepares Big Tent for Democratic Rally
D. M. Kiemos oversees erection of a large tent for a Democratic rally on Thursday in town. Mrs. Chas Durham and Mrs. Paul Walker of Cairo were seen shopping in Moberly this afternoon.
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D. M. Kiemos
Chas
Durham
Paul Walker
Cairo
Moberly
UJ Industries Increase Production in Spite of Strike
Washington reports August production across American industries rose despite rail and coal strikes. The Department of Commerce notes gains in most sectors, with August output reaching the highest levels in months and near pre-depression records, marking a critical month amid labor disruption.
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Washington
Department of Coms Merece
Widener and Huntington War Over World Art Titles
In Philadelphia, Widener Museum buys Rembrandt Descent from the Cross for a sum likely well above 500000, while Huntington’s Gainsborough The Blue Boy fetched 800000. The contest pits Widener’s Pant syivania collection against Huntington’s California holdings, with the public the eventual beneficiary and Philadelphia boasting new English paintings valued over 1 million from the McFadden estate.
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Philadelphia
Widener
Pantsyivania
Twiantington
California
Rembrandt
Widener Museum
Huntington
Gainsborough
Christie's
London
John Th, McFadden
American Legion Pledges Loyal Support at Library Meeting
The American Legion held a meeting at the Public Library last night with Scotty Taylor presiding. Campaigner Mehler of the Salvalion Army spoke and promised boy support, with a campaign plan for the Legion agreed. A special meeting is set for Friday with full membership expected.
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American Legion
Scotty” Taylor
Mehler
Salvalion Army
Wels
Poys
Attarment
American ‘Legion
Shop Strike Squelches Railroads Income Drop
A sharp fall in railroad earnings during August tied to the shopmen strike, as reported by the Association of Railroad Executives. Interstate Commerce Commission filings show August income at 2.06 percent of Class 1 valuation, the lowest since May 1921, with net operating income at 52.579 million dollars and gross revenue 0.3 percent below August last year.
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Washington
Lc—A
Gues
Association of Railroad Executives
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mrs Higgins Denies Marriage Rumor From Foster
Mrs Higgins told the Democrat today that a friend urging a marriage announcement was misinformed or trying to deceive. She states she and Mr Foster were not married and asks the public to be informed, as the Democrat seeks results.
Bleak Winter Facing the Hungry Austrians
London reports in Vienna that Gardner Richardson of the American Relief Administration warns of a coming severe winter in Austria. He cites fuel shortages, currency collapse, and factory shutdowns as factors, with peasants able to survive on vegetables but facing hard choices as winter deepens. The ARA plans to leave food stocks worth 160,000 dollars to ease the coming hardship.
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London
Thal
Austria
Gardner Richardson
American Relief Administration
Vienna
Richardson
United Press
Leclared Richardson
Iia
A. Rh. A
Ae BR. A
Price of gasoline drops to 25 cents a gallon in St Louis
Gasoline will fall from 23 1 23 cents to 2 1 2 cents per gallon at Standard Oil stations across the city today. Reduction becomes effective at 7 o clock after notice to filling-station managers. Lubricating oils price remains unchanged.
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St.louis St. Louis
France to protest US liquor ban on foreign ships
Paris reports the French government will protest vigorously in Washington over the attorney general's ruling prohibiting liquors on foreign vessels inside American waters. Under secretary Rio consults Premier Poincare on protest details and warns that customs reprisals may follow if satisfaction is not obtained.
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Wranch
Paris
Washington
Daugherty
Paris Herald
Rio
Poincare
Bert Sala Trial Here This Afternoon
Bert Sala faces a liquor law violation charge with trial set in circuit court this afternoon. He was arrested after a raid on a shack on a property owned by Roy Quinn in the city. The case references a prior story and lists a group of attorneys and officials involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Sala
Owas Belive
Sala
Roy Quinn
P. Hoffman
Doyle
M.M. ‘Brooks
CL. Gonsor
BH. Lessley
Roy
BE. Enriuirdt
Burn Sears
Laman
B.A. Runyan
Newsom
Abbott
Red Cross Campaign Sets New Member Drive This Year
National Red Cross plans a fall meeting in Washington with delegates from chapters nationwide. The 1922 goal keeps 4 000 000 members, new member certificates fit purse cards, and chapters will retain member records to aid future emergencies nationwide.
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Cwnizen
Washington
American Red ‘Cross
Anata Pre
Red’.Cross
Uste
Red Grass
Lions Endorse Salvation Army Campaign Support
Fr Mollet of the Salvation Army impressed Lions with an inspiring talk and received a vote of confidence for the upcoming campaign from Oct 22 through Oct 20. Members plan to attend the McNay and Ato berry game Thursday as dedication ceremonies and the Hela presentation take place before kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Mollet
Salvation Army
Anade
McNay
Atoberry
Fire Insurance Rates Cut by Fifteen Percent in Missouri
Missouri Superintendent J C Hyde to issue an order reducing all fire insurance rates by about 15 percent. The action rests on claims of abnormal profits and lower losses, promising savings for property owners statewide. The measure follows state law allowing rate reductions when profits are deemed excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tofferson City
J. . C. Hyde
Missouri
Hyde
Spirited Bidding At World’s Largest Fur Sale
Spirited bidding on the second day of the semi annual fur auction in St Louis marked a busy sale of pelts from leopard to cat hides. Sales yesterday totaled nearly $900000 and included 1000 Alaska seal skins.
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St. Louis
New Polling Places Named by County Court
The county court created four new polling locations for Moberly voters to streamline the November election. Poll sites become permanent unless the court reconsiders, relieving judges and clerks after long hours of setup and checks.
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CO. Court
Court de Eens
Pell
Unionlave
Williams Street
Hulon Avg
Reed Street
Reed
Lee Street
Lee
Williams
Wile Laims Street
Concannon Street
Suger Creek Township
Sime Place
Mrs Eva Farmer Died Early This Morning
Mrs Eva Farmer aged 69 died at 5 o'clock today at her home 333 South Morley street after long illness. Survived by husband T W Farmer daughter Mrs C F Doughty son Albert Farmer stepson Charles Doughty two sisters Mrs A D Williams Mrs Trank Black two brothers John and William. Funeral at Central Christian Church tomorrow at 3 pm conducted by Rev J T Shreve. Remains to be taken to Hannibal for interment Thursday morning at 9.
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Tava Farmer
South Morley Street
T. W. Farmer
C.F. Doughty
Albert Farmer
Brand
Charles Doughty
A.D. Williams
Kansas
City
Trank Black
Bruenan
Idaho
John
William
Behman
Brueman
Parmer
Earth
Central Christian Church
Orelock
J.T. Shreve
Hannibal
To Probe Chicago Board of Trade Speculation Probe
A three day inquiry by the federal trade commission begins today to determine if Chicago Board of Trade members speculate in grain in violation of the law. Scores of prominent grain dealers will be summoned before the commission.
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Chicago
Federal Trade? Commission
Chicago Board, of Trade
Wabash Ordered to Restore Trains After Strike
Illinois Commerce Commission orders Wabash and Chicago Eastern Illinois to appear October 19 to show cause why trains cut during the strike should not be restored. The order cites 30 Wabash and two Illinois trains cut. some have been restored, but several remain cancelled.
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Springfield
Illnois
Commission Today
Wabash Railroad
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railrooad
Wabash
Chicago
Illinois
Copper magnate Isaac Guggenheim dies in England at 68
Isaac Guggenheim American copper magnate and listed among the wealthiest capitalists died suddenly in a Southampton hospital today. Born July 4 1854 in Philadelphia he spent many years in New York and had long been a prominent figure in U S copper industries. The report notes his death occurred in England and records his age at death.
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Southampton
Eng
Isaac Guggenheim
United States
Guggenheim
Philadelphia
New York
Beaver game spreads through public schools and streets
An anonymous peer and a clergyman report a new sport called beaver played by bearded men in London venues including the House of Lords and King’s College corridors. The craze began at Oxford with undergraduates chanting “Beaver” and spread nationwide among adults, judged by the frequency of cries. scoring uses bearded participants and unbearded alike.
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London
House of Lords
Strand
King's College
Oman
Hobhichoy
Oxford University
Growth of the Manufactured Gas Industry
A George A. Stines address highlights the vast scale of the gas industry with coal stock needs of 1,000,000 tons and 2,500,000 barrels of oil to start operations. It notes delayed earnings, homes designed before 1880, and gas influencing hot water, washing, and ranges while consumption per person rose from 2,000 to 6,000–10,000 cubic feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Stines
Pawtucket
R.1
Stines
Well Known Engineer Named Chairman in Missouri Pacific Division
Machin from Littlestock Kansas was unanimously chosen general chairman of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers of the Missouri Pacific Division at St. Louis. He succeeds the late Sr. Maran who died Monday. The appointee has forty two years of railroad service, including master mechanic roles at Osawatomie and North Little Rock. He is widely known in Motherly's railroad community.
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St. Louis
Machin
Littlestock
Akansas
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Missouri Pacific
Sr. Maran
Maehin
Osawatomie
Kansas
North Little Rock
Four Brotherhoods
Weather row hints at cool southeast variation
Fair tonight with a forecast of cooler temperatures extending into Wednesday. Strong cooling expected in the extreme southeast portion with lower overnight readings and light winds.
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Coller
Democratic campaign rallies sweep Missouri schedule
The article lists Frederick D. Gardner former Missouri governor and other party figures touring Missouri. Campaign meetings include Joplin Springfield Sikeston Hannibal and St. Louis events with speeches on taxation and state issues, plus a keynote and support for Breck. United States Senator Reed and Mrs. Reed plan speeches at Hannibal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick D. Gardner
Missouri
P. Ragland
Ars
Central Nat Bank
Iiv
St. Louis
Joplin
Sikeston
Ues
del ‘Iva
Breck
Saniane
Igsa
Rappaign
United States
Reed
Hannibal
Rees
Oldfather
St.Louis
Awhio
Algo
Longin
Duramaval
Hamilton
Pure
Higginsville
Frida Warrensburg
Health department places new book in public library
Mayor A C Dingle announced the state health department has placed a new volume in the public library. The book, prepared with guidance from the U S Public Health Service, discusses health planning, free clinics, and prevention, with testimonials from leading citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Bock
A. C. Dingle
State Health ‘Department
A. Serat
Russell
U. S
States
Columbia
Health Department
Ciizens
German mark hits new low on London exchange
The mark fell to new lows on the London exchange today during the October session. It was quoted around 135500 pounds sterling or approximately a WWOS4 to the American dollar at 11:30 am.
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London
London Exchange
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Britain
Otto Stratovic
Néek
Frrelock
Sally
WSR
KOT Mushum Champtonsion
Amerian Legion
Salvalton Armly
P.M. Sarl
Thadian
RED
Eva Farmer
Board of Trade
Leslie
Sturgeon
B. H. Henderst
Titel Rucker
Copper King
England
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