Interesting Clinics at Dental Convention
Dr Craig from Kanang City led clinics on surgical removal of impacted molars and preparing the alveolar ridge for implants. He lectured on Conductive Anesthesia and was joined by Dr Mayden Keys and Dr Pollock whose lantern slides highlighted tooth care travels. The joint Missouri dental convention drew many clinicians and lay observers to the Chamber of Commerce dental parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett J. Crate
Kanang City
Dentists
Dr. Craig
Western Dental College
Kansas City
Lily
Miss. Ferries
Alty
Woodland Hospital
Pete
Thealyf
Mra
Mock
Derks
Craig
Sydney
Green
C. Pollock
Dontista
Mevi Verde National Park
Zane Gray Country
Mayden Keys
St. Louis
Keys
Miss Raugh
Moberly
Cand
Marvin Rowland
EB. 3
Rohrer
Kirksville
Missouri
Dantal Association
Beau Brummel In Trouble In Kansas City Court
Police report social figure Stanley Trawsoan charged in court with unspecified offenses. The man, once a polished social leader in Baltimore circles, is accused as the center of a high society episode involving a rented car and failure to pay. A fashionable resort scene and local acquaintances frame the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beau Brummel
K. C
Kansas City
Stanley Trawsoan
Uaiaperiis
HieLor
Diwson
Hixeelsley
Baltimore
If Firpo Had Been Given Oxygen Before Fatal Fight
In New York the South American heavyweight Firpo might have won the title if he had been given an oxygen shot just before the fatal second round. Avonlake doctor Mescham says oxygen is a powerful stimulant when administered properly and could help athletes threaten world records.
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Firpo
Chicago
Jack “Cempney
New Yorks
Dro Op
Mescham
Avonlake
Afeveham
Amd Euthatias
Stokes Divorce Trial Began Amid Loose Testimony
Mixed testimony emerged in the Missouri divorce case of the Stokes family. The plaintiff alleges repeated declarations and depositions were presented in court as evidence while Mrs Stokes scores a point in the suit. The atmosphere reflected confusion over origins and title to property as both sides argued in Lew York.
Reed to Defend Garvey in Kansas City Slaying Trial
Senator Reed agreed to serve as chief defense counsel for Roy T. Garvey charged with first degree murder in the slaying of his father J W Garvey in Kansas City. Court session noted Reed’s prior prosector role in a 1920s case and a $25,000 fee from the Swope estate. Garvey case marks Reed’s first criminal defense appearance there in over a decade.
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Sen. Reed
Kansas’ City
Roy Th. Garvey
J. W. Garvey
Kansas
City Insurance
Jamar
A.heed
Fla
Michael Casey
Chirlas
M. Howell
Dan Howell
Haward Cirtin
Carvey
Dan Carvey
Garvey
Kansas City
Shea
Clark Hyde
Gol
Thomas I. Swope
Senator Reed
Reed
Swope
Hyde
Kaiser's Doorn Household Described By Police Chief
Vienna reports Captain Von Hou ten, head of Doorn military police, says the ex Kaiser’s Doorn household resembles any ordinary Dutch home. Von Trauten notes daily contact with the former ruler and family, describing simple, polite conduct and calm relations with the crown prince. Guards monitor castle grounds, denying access without credentials.
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Vienna
von Houten
Doorn
Castle “Boorn
Holland
von Trauten
Polige
Miniser
Withelo- Tf
Wouseheld
Farmer's Wife Near Madison Commits Self Drowning
Mrs. David Sullivan of near Madison, 65, drowned herself in a water tank on the family farm while her husband was away. Neighbors summoned. coroner cites mental derangement. Remains to be buried at Town for burial with family local.
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David. Sullivan
Madison
Nan Tank
Aevath
M Sullivan
Shived
New Hane School
Miner killed by falling rock at Roberts mine today
A coal miner died after a large rock crushed him in the Roberts mine near the Huntsville road around midmorning. The rock measured about five feet long and two to three feet wide. Another miner, Jess Kirkendally, was nearby and witnessed the fatal blow to the chest near the heart. An inquest was held with testimony from several miners and the owner, who was not held responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
Roberts
Alesse Kirkendall
Huntsville Road
Soroner
Jess
Dr. Martin
Tellan
James Rose
Jessie Kirkendglly
Ode Williames
Tony Burton
William
Iceman
Coster, Owens
Sol Hammons
Je B. Roberts
Mins
Augustis Ester
Wincll Street
Morse Laura Brandle
Heley
Ruth
Gt Ninneapolis
Minis d Treney
North
Dakota
Opal
Lanra
Thissetty
Diey
Ery
Lula
Buntsville
Millionaire Im migrant Amicator Turned German Castle Owner
Philadelphia resident Conrad Kramer once a waiter in Philadelphia rose to wealth as a silver prospector and cattle herder across Europe. He returned to his German town buying the Lauren Stein castle filled with inlaid panels chests of gems and artworks by Cranach Albrecht Dürer and Lucas Cranach, now hosting American visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pas
Oder
Jermany
Conrad Kramer
Europe
America
Laurenstein
Kramer
Lakes to Gulf Channel Aims to Save American Trade
Cairo reports Senator Medill McCormick says opening Latin American markets and Midwest resources via the Lakes to Gulf waterway will help the nation shed Europe bound surplus. Hearings travel Illinois and Missouri with stops in Memphis and Vicksburg to assess feasibility.
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Lakes-to-Gulf
Cairo
Latin America
Middlewest
Greot
Europe
Medill McCormick
Illinois
McCormick
St. Louis
Memphis
Vicks
Europe Latin American pivot in canal bill debate
A speech notes Europe can no longer take surplus while America should turn to Latin American markets if the canal bill passes. Senator McCormick and others on the senate committee discuss potential routes from Chicago to New Orleans and the broad trade shift. Kansas City visitors arrive for a week with friends and report on relocations and the Winard family story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
McCormick
Chicago
New New Orleans
Senate
McCommick
Metellar
Broussard
Brookhart
Missouri teacher in bake diploma ring exposed
St Louis, Kansas City papers report a scheme where a Missouri superintendent and a ring sold high school and medical diplomas for cash. Widespread fake certificates allegedly enabled dozens to practice medicine. authorities claim at least fifty diplomas were issued in seven months. Dr M Nigro plans to introduce a resolution praising the Star for exposing the mill and urging continued countywide investigation.
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St Loouis
H W. Jolley
St. Charles
Jolley
Hhadelley
Drei
Leddar
Kangsas City
M. Nigro
Kansas City
Tackson
St. Louis
Voisus
Mrs. W. S. Bowers Wins Club Woman's Golf Championship
Mrs. W. S. Bowers defeated Miss Nell McQuitty in a tightly contested women’s golf championship at the Country Club yesterday. After 18 holes they were even, both receiving 12 strokes, and the match went to three extra holes where Bowers won one up to claim the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Bowers
Nell McQuitty
Elgthean
Bowers
Weather forecast hints at warmth and fair conditions
The report notes fair conditions tonight with a warmer trend in the west and north. Wednesday should be fair and warmer in the east with increasing cloudiness across the west.
Wine Outlook Dims After Spring Frosts
Berlin reports a bleak wine outlook as early spring frosts and heavy rains damage blooms. Despite some summer warmth, fruit crops remain spoiled and harvest prospects look poor for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Fatal shooting at St Louis roadhouse shocks city
In Wellston near St Louis a murder at a roadhouse left Richard Brant age 45 from Chicago and his wife dead. Chauffeur Wilbur Stalnaker was wounded as a bandit crew opened fire during a holdup. Police suspect a feud related shooting and plan to close the roadhouse linked to a prior fatality last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Richard ‘Brann
Chicago
Wellston
Here
Wilbur Stalnaker
Iast
A. Nagve
Latonia Mile and Six Furlongs Championship Looms
Latonia hosts a mile and six furlongs champion ship with strong entries. Among contenders are In Memoriam, winner of the Illinois derby and rated top eight year old in the west, and Enchantment from Washington. My Own and Admiral Grayson’s three year old face uncertainty due to colds. The $25,000 Washington handicap at Laurel is set for next Saturday with Rev. the Latonia ship in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Uyeir Cols
Latonia
Harry
Washington
D. C
Grayson
Jis
New York
Washington Landicap
Laurel
Kentucky
Death trap war started in Missouri
Report discusses grade crossings on Missouri highways and state efforts to abolish them to reduce wrecks. Notes long-standing push by the highway commission and federal programs to remove crossings outside cities, citing reckless driving and past fatalities. Also notes Ruth Heslop filed for divorce from Edward By Heslop in circuit court, seeking custody of two minors Irene and Edith.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Jidighoway Commission
Kansas
Commission
Missouri Legislante
Ruth
Heslop
Edward
Irene
Edith Heslop
Beaten Unconscious Man Recovers Memory in St Cloud
In St Cloud Minnesota on October 23 Arthur B. Whitney a federal prohibition commissioner woke from unconsciousness to find his wife he had lost. memory of his past life returned after he had been gassed during World War I. Whitney had married Nan Murphy in New York and fathered two sons, unaware he was still married.
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St. Cloud
Minn
Oet
Arthur BR. Whitney
Prohibition
Minneapolis
Whitney
New York
Nan Murphy
Hao
Nis
Revolting Troops Surrender Near Athens in Macedonia
Greek provisional government says two battalions revolting against it were surrounded in Macedonia and forced to surrender. Another group near Sontari, fifty miles from Athens, was disarmed. The main remaining insurrectionist force was reported in Corinth and eastern Macedonia as troops moved to Selonika. An air strike bomber attack injured soldiers per the government.
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Athens
Macedonia
Sontari
Corinth
Selonika
Taek Taylor Buys Mules and Attends Sister's Wedding
Taek Taylor a prominent farmer and stock buyer from near Roanoke went to Colorado on business last week in his touring car. While passing through Kansas he saw a lot of aged mules and purchased 16 head from a farmer to ship home to feed for the spring market. Rev. WM Baker from Huntsville left for LaPlata Missouri to attend the wedding of his sister-in-law Miss Pauline Belshee to Rev. Paul Holland, with Bishop McMurray likely officiating.
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Taek Taylor
Wock ‘Taylor
Roanoke
Colorado
Kansas
WM. Baker
M. I
Wtuntsyville
LaPlata
Pauline. Belshee
Paul
Holland
John Holland
Miss .Belshee
Bishop McMurray
M.t.Church
South
U S Racing Championship Set Between Zev and My Own
New York October 23 The battle for the 3 year olds between Zev owned by Harry Sinclair and My Own owned by Admiral Grayson will be staged at Latonia Kentucky on November 3. Both owners have agreed to participate.
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New York
Harry Sinclair
Zev
Admiral Grayson
Latoniay Kentucky
Convention Bureau Atlanta Heads 93-Convention Gatherings
The Convention Bureau announces a national gathering of leaders from fifty major cities in Atlanta on November 12 for a three day session. The group will then travel to Jacksonville and St Augustine for a two day session with speakers including Charles Hatfield John Young and D B Goode. An elaborate program and visits to Stone Mountain are planned. Mrs Lenna Blaine of Western Union travels to North Carolina to visit her parents.
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Atlanta
inAtlanta
Jacksonville
Pla
St Augustine
Charles. F. Hatfield
St. Louis
John R. Young
New York
Wo. Howard
Southeastern Passenger Association
George IE. Hamilton
Des Moines
Thomas L. Quien
Cincinnati
D.B. Goode
Boston
David &Jinner
Chamber Commerce of
United States
Washington, D.C
John F. Rowman
Chicago
Stone Mountain
Archhva
Lenna Blaine
Vnion
North Caroding
Violent fighting reported on Rhine frontier
Berlin reports violent clashes between royal Germans and separatists in Aix la Chapelle and surrounding towns. Citizens loyal to the Reich attacked separatist forces,raising the tricolor, while authorities claim the Rhineland republic’s influence spreads with ongoing bloodshed. Dispatches note battles in Aix la Chapelle, Muenchen Gladbach, Dusseldorf, and Mayence as forces attempt to quell uprisings.
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Berlin
Aix
Ila
Chaepelle
Muenchin Gladbach
Reich
Rhenish “Republic
Chapelle
Maenehen - Wadhaeh
Brussels
Buren
Bank of the. Rhine
Wi. Aren
Bane
Erden
Aix la- Chapelle
Gaid
Rhineland
Itis
Bonn
Omaha Millionaire Divorced Suit Seeks Custody
Omaha businessman John Brandels, a noted millionaire, is sued for divorce by wife Emilie Marie Brandelis. The couple, who had just returned from an African big game hunt, were married in Seward Alaska last June after Brandels had divorced his first wife. The filing cites extreme cruelty as grounds. Recounting Officer To Be Here Chief Bootlewale Mate PLC Mitchell of St. Louis will visit October 25 for a few hours at the post office to discuss Navy matters with interested locals.
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Omaha
John Brandels
Emilie
Marie Brandeis
Brandeis
Seward
Alaska
Brandeix
Rom
Bootewalne. Mate PLC
Mitchell
St. Lewis
Mitchel
United States Navy
Lee Nelson II Resting After Eye Injury
Lee Nelson of near Middle Grove is reported recovering at McCormick hospital after a grim misfortune left both eyes damaged. No statement was issued on the eye condition. The Ladies Auxiliaries to the Carpenters will meet Wednesday at Carpenters hall.
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Lee Nelson ii
Lee Nelson
Middle Grove
McCormick Hospital
Udon
Carpenters’ Hall
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