Roosevelt Memorial 500 Soldi ers Take Anti Bolshevik Mood
A long dispatch reports a Roosevelt memorial luncheon at Merchants hotel with about forty business leaders. G. of Embree outlines nonpartisan aims and funds to create a presidential memorial. Interior Secretary Lane donates $20,000. The item also covers wartime labor events in New York Harbor with 500 soldiers arriving for shipyard work amid a longshoremen strike and a pending conciliation. Also discusses possible easing of the wartime dry ban as WWI tensions shift.
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Roosevelt
Trotsky
Oe Merchants Hotel
Doday
Embree
Kanses Cin
Lane
United States
Tandolphh County
G. O. Perry
York
United States Shipping Board
Wis Harbor
United States Army
Hoboken
Wilson
London
Petrograd
Grat
Helsingfors
Yudevitel
Testa
Mosecow
Copenhagen
Yudeniteh
Ligovo
Admiral Kolchalk
Liski
Stockohim
Dwina
Mission endowment drive path through Missouri colleges
Rev. B. Lo Smith left for Hannibal to join team members in a campaign for a Christian church endowment fund. Missouri aims to raise 2 million dollars to support six state colleges. Traveling with Smith are G Pervis, Col Fred Menning, John J Jones, F W Jones. destinations include Hannibal Shel b ina Maroa Moberly Mexico Pulton and Columbia. Perry to join tomorrow.
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B. Lo Smith
Hainibat
Missouri Ds
Rev. Smith
G. ©. Pervs
Col
Fred Menning
Kansas City
John J. Jones
W. Jones
la Plata
Hannibal
Shelbina
Maron
Moberly
Mexico
Pullen
Columbia
Perry
Mystery of Infant Abduction Near Columbia
October report from Columbia Missouri describes a case involving Lewis Jackowski who allegedly abducted a six month old baby from St Louis to Columbia. A negro girl employed by Jackowski cared for the child during the day while he worked, and the infant was later reclaimed by a woman from St Charles leading to no further police statement.
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Columbia
Lewis Jackowski
St Charles
Jackowski
St.Louis
Juckowski
Preparing Pocket Maps for Tour Use
A method to prepare pocket maps by pasting them on cardboard strips about two inches wide and eight inches long. This yields a handy reference size that fits easily in a pocket for tour use.
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Raady
Colloquy of Visitors From Denver In Columbia Weekend
Dr J F Harlan and family along with T R Bray and wife of Denver spent Saturday night and Sunday with J D Tretzler and wife in Columbia. Mrs Harlan Mrs Bray and Mrs Williams are sisters. Mr Bray and wife traveled by car and returned to Denver this morning.
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J. F. Harlan
T. R. Bray
Denver
President Wilson pledges unity at national conference
Washington reports the President will not permit the national industrial conference to break up amid disagreement. If delegates quit, the President will name substitutes or have replacements named. The administration would replace any full walkout to preserve the talks. Also notes Elks dance in the new hall tomorrow with a four piece orchestra and invites all Elks and their ladies.
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Wilson
Washington
National Industrial Conference
White House
Elks
New Hone
Fourpiece Orchestra
Elks and
Tbalr
Informat
Senator Watson sounds alarm over FTC socialism probe
U S Senator Watson of Indiana introduces a resolution demanding an inquiry into charges that federal Trade Commission employees disseminated socialist propaganda during its packet investigation. He cites alleged headquarters activity in Chicago as a center of sedition and argues officials plotted to undermine private enterprise.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Watson
Indiana
Day
Sentnor Hitchcock
Wersor
Chisago
Wiile
Doerries Accepts Room Clerk Post in Kansas City
Karl Doerries, long connected with the Merchants hotel in Moberly, will leave for Kansas City to take a room clerk position at the Westgate hotel in the Netlathren Building at Main and Delaware. He has prior experience at the central hotel in Jefferson City and the Dixon and Muehklebach hotels and is noted for a good reputation.
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Karl Doerries
Merchants Hotel
Kirby couple buys bungalow on Cleveland Avenue
A. R. Kirby and wife purchased a new home in the 700 block of Cleveland avenue from W. AR. Stone. The property is well taxed and they plan to move as soon as possession is available.
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A. R. Kirby
Cleveland Avenue
W. AR. Stone
President in Comfort After Digestive Disturbance
Washington October 20 The president's digestive disturbance has subsided almost completely a statement by his physician said After a fairly good night he is comfortable this morning The bulletin signed by Trs Jraysan Tuttin and Stitt carries the official tone of a routine health update
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Washington
Trs
Jraysan
Tuttin
Stitt
Twin Girls For H Edwin Ryan And Wife
Twin girls named Elizabeth Park and Margaret Catherine were born weighing six pounds at home of H Edwin Ryan yesterday morning. The father says both babies are alike and beautiful, while the mother recuperates and the family adjusts to the new arrivals.
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H. Edwin Ryan
Wite
Elizabeth Park
Margaret Catherine
Ryan
Fatter of 15 Clams Three Pairs of Twins
Jacob Gault of James River Missouri claims a mogul for aiding in reducing race deaths in that region. He has fifteen children including three sets of twins and nine total twins in his family.
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Jacob Gautt
James River
Missouri
Gault
Amoung
Famas Nowhole
Homer Huy returns home after army service with French bride
Homer Huy and his wife arrived home after he served 28 months as an army field clerk at Chaumont, France. The couple welcomed their new daughter, whose personality charms Rev. Hat and family, though the wife speaks limited English. Mrs. J. C. Boulware and Mrs. Kornegosr visited relatives in Madison today.
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Hoe
Homer Huy
Homer
Chaumont
France
Mars
Cupid
Benedict
Indaw
Hat
Des Moines Man Leroy Roberts Dies at Home
Leroy Roberts died at his Des Moines home last Friday and was buried here yesterday. He was a brother of Chirence Kirby who died last week. Roberts attended his brother's funeral here Wednesday. He was taken ill on his way home and died Friday.
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Des Moines
Leroy Roberts
Chirence Kirby
Robarts
BE House Improves, Aims to Leave for Washington
New York reports Col. BE. M. House confined to bed after arrival from Europe has shown rapid strength gains. He is expected to be well enough to depart for Washington within ten days.
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New York
BE. M. House
Eurape
Washington
Portuguese Woman Matador Shatters Bull Ring Barriers
A Portuguese woman named Uand Matestel trains under Marcelo Costa and debuts in Oporto thrilling crowds by killing three bulls in minutes. Her feats electrify spectators with gifts and applause, boosting her season earnings to 7500 dollars. J S Hogue of Oregon visits relatives in Adams.
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Matador
Oporto
Lisbon
Portugal
Uand
Matestel
Marcelo Costa
Earl Elsea Takes William Waldorf As His Wife
Reported marriage in New York City on October 26 links Earl Elsea to Miss Francis Edwards. groom Earl Miseau previously served as a coast guard lieutenant and now works in Portsmouth New Hampshire. London notes William Waldorf Astor, long wealthy, dies in St James Square. funeral planned and peerage vacancy created.
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Earl Miseau
Francis Edwards
New York City
G. Wisen
Earl
Coast Guard
Portsmouth
N. H
London
Viscount Astor
John Waldorf Astor
St. James Square
House of Commons
Waldorf Astor
William Waldorf Astor
England
New York
John Jacob Astor
Hever
United States
America
Congress to Adjourn After Treaty Vote
Washington report says Congress will adjourn soon after the final treaty vote. Plans for enacting President Wilson's domestic program are shelved until December, with House leaders pressing for domestic legislation as committees push the railroad reorganization bill. Momentum on labor bills wanes as members head home to survey political trends.
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Washington
Raymond Clapper
Congress
Senate
Wison
House
Jacksonville Couple Married by AVCV
Aubrey Carter and Miss Bennatt Miles wed at 2 PM at Rev. W. T. Henson's home on Burrow Street Jacksonville residents long noted as esteemed. Carter, a leading stockman and Democrat, and the bride, known in Moberly and Jacksonville, both hold prominent roles in local life. Congratulations to the couple.
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AVCV
Aubrey Carter
Bennatt Miles
Moberly
Exre
Jacksonville Bank
Carter
Gary Opposes Arbitration of Steel Strike
Washington October report shows Gary arguing against arbitration and urging the open shop in the steel industry dispute. The national industrial conference planned a vote on collective bargaining as employers and labor groups remained in caucus amid ongoing strike tensions.
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Gary
Washington
BD. G
United States Steel Corporation
Smauel
Gompers
Hough
Guage
Secreta Lane
Circuit Court Dockets Show Divorces Finalized and Dismissals
Circuit court proceeded with multiple cases. Final decrees of divorce granted to several plaintiffs including Mattie M. Robinson and Clara M. Ragland, while many cases were dismissed at plaintiff cost. Writs ordered in one suit, and parties such as Ada Dixon and Ada Curtis restored. Omaha reports deportation of vagrants to the west.
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Wm. EB. Johnson
Grace Johnson
Willie Mac “Avery
Opal Avery
Bula McClendon
Tohu McClendon
Fearle Whitaker
Jesse Whitaker
George Rennolds
George Hal
O & AL Raieway Company
Maude Winton
Wm. G. Hinton
Houston Mathews
Green Pole
Lillian Adler
Medley Burton
M. A. Carter Et al
Jas. W. Haworth
P. Hieht
Fannie Hight
Vorce
Ada V. Dixon
J. Vernon Dixon
Ada Curtis
J. Rhodes Late
Ldonie Lane
Cleila McDonald
Mathew J. McDonald
Cleila Barnes
George Ridgeway
C. & A Railway Company
Iris Sault. Bay
John B. Evans
Iva B. Evans
Chas. Robinson
Mattie M. Robinson
Lettie R
B. Ragland
Clara M. Rarland
Clara
Pauline Riley
Homer L. Riley
Maude Pauline
Embree
Mary Lee Ryals
Orville Ray Ryals
Mary Lee O'Brien
Youths kill officer in wholesale hold up
In a chaotic night in James County two youths Depry Sheriff McIntosh and deputy deputies fled as Oliver and Martin attempted arrests. Citizens captured Oliver and strung him to a tree after he was wounded. Oliver confessed Martin aided the holdup.
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Chattanooga
Penn
James ‘Oliva
Martin
Saldietel Point
Sheri
Oliver
Coltewah
James Cowry
Depuy
Sheri “McIntosh
Tana
Attorney General Palmer warns sugar refiners over pricing
Washington October 20 Attorney General Palmer threatens prosecution of beer sugar refiners asking higher prices than fixed by the sugar equalization board. He cites 16 cents cash less 2 percent seaboard basis as wholesale price and warns that the department of justice and board will act to maintain a fair market. Weather partly cloudy and cooler winds in the north central. temperatures tomorrow generally fair.
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Kington
Wilson
United States
Austria
Senate
Department of Justice
Congress
White House
Palmer
Washington, D. C
Sugar Equalization Board
Seaboard
Palmer Warnus
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Stene
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Trade Commission
Karl Doerrins
J. C. Boulware
Kornegosr
Madison
J. $. Hogue
Orrafing, Idaho
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Rasegs Kimbrough
Adams
Earl Elsea
William Waldorf
Astor
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Marriot
Gerahor
Am.sto
Berl
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Jacksonville
Lewis Torkovich
Novinger
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Hugh Elsen Farm
Hinton
First ‘Methodist Episcopal Church
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