Adams Guilty On Bribery Charge Three Year Sentence
Roy Adams of this city was found guilty of bribery after a jury deliberated over twenty hours. He received a three year penitentiary term in Jefferson City. Foreman W J Lay led a closely watched jury noted for its tight deliberations. Attorneys plan to seek a new trial or appeal to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Adams
Creath
Adams
Jefferson City
I B. Broaddus
Lloyd Thompson
Arthi Holtzclaw
J. A. Malone
Summers
N. O. Halley
Jish Winton
Frank Marvey
W. BB
Olay
Dysart Twyman
Walker
Habner
W. J. Lay
Clifton Hill
Angies
Adlams
Huntsville
W. M. Stringer
Jerry M. Teffries
Frammett and
Whitecotton
Mize
Hribe
Nelle
Pope
WE. Lay
Frank Harvey
Hugh Hinton
Loreman
Supreme Court
Zev Ailing Keeps Eye On International Stakes
Zev the English mare was found in an unsatisfactory condition on race eve at Belmont Park with blotches. A jockey club committee watched Zev's workout and may substitute My Own from Admiral Cary Z Crayson's stable if Zev is declared unfit. Papyrus appears ready to race if Zev is held back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Park
Zev
Harry Sinclair
AS “Larion
Papyrus
Sinclair
Jockey Club
Admiral
Cary Z. Crayson
Big Street Entertainment Heads to Reed Street Tonight
The Farm Products Show committee presents Jazzland entertainers on Reed Street at 2 30 PM and 7 30 PM. The program features singing dancing orchestra music and string quartets with Chay providing a vend boat. Audiences are urged to attend for a lively display of top local jazz artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chay
Fourth and
Reed
Reed Street
Meeting of Ministerial Alliance Monday at Public Library
Thorn will chair a meeting of the Ministerial Alliance at the Public Library on Monday at 10 oclock. Wyvery, pastor of the city, is urged to attend and ministers in the city or elsewhere are welcome. Matters of importance will be considered by officers and members. J T Shreve president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorn
An. Wyvery
Lorbe
Celty
J. T. Shreve
Missouri Motor Company to Build New Drive In Station
Ray F. McDonald of the Missouri Motor Company has bought the corner lot at With and Coates Streets to construct a drive in filling station adjacent to the existing business. The purchase from John M Hamilton of Hantsville enables a modern plant with up to date equipment for enlarged service and continued growth. Construction will start soon to meet automobile owners needs and strengthen the firm’s established reputation.
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Ray F. McDonald
Missouri Motor Company
With
Coates Streets
John M Hamilton
Hantsville
Ibusiness
Vissouri Motor Company
Display of Household Products Impresses Moberly Judges
A large exhibit in the Salva Gian Army building showcases household items, including preserves, canned fruits, woolen quilts, and needlework. Judges scored items on design, color harmony, texture, and overall presentation, noting exceptional work by older women and numerous entries in cakes and general household articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Salva Gian Army
California
Promise Action Against Liquor Bribery Conspiracy Reported
New York District Attorney Hayward announces a major anti liquor corruption case involving eleven men accused of a bribery scheme to secure protection from prohibition agents. He claims the plot would flood New York and New Jersey with illegal liquor and implica ted brewers across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United ‘States
Hay- Ward
Prohibition
New _ York Jersey
Dolby
New Jersey
J Lenexa Celared
Hayward
Viva ‘Breweries
Pennsylvanist
Hayward Wire
New
Opficats of Ariewa in Palkhcass'n Met Dinner
Tomorrow in St Louis Columbia prominent men will attend a dinner at which there will be a discussion of plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariewa
St Louis Columbia
First National Commander Nominated At Legion Convention
Gol Wilder Meteni of Lawrence Kansas was formally nominated for national commander at the American Legion national convention in St Paul Others named included John R Quinn Clarence Edwards Jameson Drain and William B Healey The 1924 convention will be held in St Paul Minnesota
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
San Francisco
Gol. Wilder
Meteni
Lawrence
Kans
The
Ameriscan’ Legion
John. R. Quinn
California
Clarence Edwards
Masochusetts
Jameson
Drain
Washington
Wiliam
B. Healey
Pennsylvanias
St-Patn
Country Boys Win Tug-of-War At Moberly Event
The country boys defeated Moberly town boys in a tug-of-war yesterday afternoon at the Moberly Trust Company grounds. Judges Terrill and Boper ly oversaw the match as teams including Whi Howell Willian and Kantman competed amid cheering supporters.
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Mio
Maberly -Boya
Acream
Terrill
Boperly
Deloade
Moberly Trust’ Company
Larg
Nyal
Anidge Epperty
Howell
Willian Ievoite
Daniel Kantman
Wenneth Rice
Eye
Wil‘iery
Overlooked Exhibitors Noted at Automobile Show
A review of the automobile show reveals several exhibitors overlooked in prior coverage. Exide Battery, National Refining Company with M. G. Carter in charge, Milbank-Scampton Milling Co, and Chocolate Cream Coffee Co are listed among booths. The booth served coffee and hot drinks and drew discussion about Moberly Favorite Flour station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile
Exide
Batter Heck
National> Refining Company
M. G. Carter
Milbank-Scampton
Milling’ Co
Thade
Moberly
Reson
Missouri union federation opposes nonunion printers in proposed constitutional amendments
The Missouri State Federation of Labor announces vigorous opposition to nonunion printing firms handling parts of the 21st proposed constitutional amendments. Secretary Geo Patterson says the federation will campaign against seven convention proposals and extend activity against nonunion printers doing the work.
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St.Louis
St. Louis
Missouri State Federat
Las
Tate
Geo.nn
Patterson
State Federation
Watasie Employees Pledge Support for Memorial Park
Local Wabash shop employees rally to establish Mark Twat Memorial Park by contributing funds to the state enterprise, giving their support to the memorial project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamorial Park
Mark Twat
Saxon radicals win another point in German crisis
Berlin reports socialist pressure leading to concessions from the Stresemann cabinet. The government promised to extend the siege state to all Germany, withdrew Bavarian dictator von Kahr, and planned further state measures as Berlin faced civil unrest and food-supply controls.
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Berlin
Saxony
Strese- Mann
Selge
Germany
Bavaria
von Kossaw
Von
Kahr
Tatecor
Ceripplén
Gessler
Governors Conference Ends With Prohibition Memorial
West Baden Indiana October 19 The dry wing wins a sweeping memorial urging federal aid for enforcement of the Volstead act. Governors Sulzer and Parker dissent. Blaine of Wisconsin bolts session. Draft of President Coolidge’s stand on dry enforcement to be delivered tomorrow.
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West Baden
Indi
Belor -The-Annwad
Coolidge
Sulzer
and. Parker
Louisiana
Blaine
Wisconsin
Washington, D. C
Indians Claim Government Withholds Their Money
A Chicago meeting of Original American SATAX Convention spokesmen accused the United States Government of holding 38,000,000 in trust without consent. Indian owners testified they cannot access funds despite proof of ownership while agents face graft accusations and a jailed Oklahoma agent linked to over 100,700 in supervisor funds.
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Chicago
United’ “States
America
Roht
Montana
Hamilton
Oklahoma
Lloyd George Denies France's Leader as False Friend
In St Louis on October 19 1925 Lloyd George denounced claims that he is a false friend of France. He warned Americans that France needs wary allies and cautioned that without U.S. intervention Europe could fall into chaos. He spoke after arriving for a 12 hour visit and noted tensions over reparations and allied policy.
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St. - Louis
Lloyd
George
Mputa i
Georges Dumont
Freemnassy
Washington
Lloyd, George
St. Louis
Sidiig
Davia Liova
Sk Z
Statler
Louisville
Medical diploma ring probe nets alleged ring leaders
Authorities announce a fraud case involving 15000 counterfeit medical diplomas and ring leaders including a Kansas suspect. The scheme allegedly supplied fraudulent diplomas to allow unqualified practice and involved a preparatory school owner and multiple doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pias
Wenden
Hernaline
As “al Moigt
Kansas
Mind
Fragmentary note on visitors to a distant city
A garbled entry mentions visitors named Mome Krone and Elio Oey and refers to wives showing an ear in a city setting. The legible parts remain unclear about place, date, or outcome.
Rubanks Won Premiums in Yellow Corn Judging
In the corn judging event at Rubanks show Mr. Ed earned premiums for yellow corn. Judging included classes where premiums were awarded based on ear quality and uniformity.
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Mr. Ed
Obituary Notice From Orme Area Howard County
An obituary note from the Orme region in Howard County reports the death of a resident aged 79. The brief entry lists the deceased and notes a past connection to the community without detailing cause or survivors.
Klan Legislature Still After Gov Walton Charges
Oklahoma City report says the Klan legislature remains focused on Gov Walton with a forthcoming investigation fill date. House committee readers note delays due to extensive testimony and transcription needs as witnesses are scheduled for questioning. Disney, committee chairman, cites new evidence delaying completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
D Co. Walton
House
Disney
Weather Forecast: Fair Tonight and Saturday
Fair conditions prevail tonight with little temperature change. Frost forms expected tonight from light to heavy as temperatures drop, with similar calm conditions continuing into Saturday.
Miss Mildred Packwood Visits Relatives in Columbia
Miss Mildred Packwood who attends Christian College in Columbia is here to visit relatives and friends. Her mother Mrs. Price Packwood is expected to arrive on November 9 for the event.
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Mildred. Packwood
Christian’ Oollege
Columbia
Price
Packwood
Hiere
Doctor Salary Proposal For Baldwin Works Chief
Samuel M. Vauclain, president of Baldwin Locomotive Works, discusses keeping him in physical condition with a physician. He offers to pay a flat salary for ten years to cover illness length, ensuring he stays well and can work.
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Philadelphia
Samuel M. Vauclain
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Las
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Freselr
Soa Me Towh
Palkhcass
Watasie
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Control
Lloyd George
France
Leriend
Dumont
St Louis
George Lord
Lloyd * ‘George
United, States
Europe
Sachl
Ing” Himself
Mome Krone
Elio Oey Wean
Ey Os ‘Angeles
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Darian
Orme Near
Howard
Ateagh
Klan
Walton
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