Election Judges Named for Numerous Precincts
Court selects election judges for many precincts after rescinding a plan to create sectional wards. Voting sites listed per ward include Geisel's supply room, Swarts's tire shop, Princess cinema, Lutas News Stand, Seibert's shop, and Lovelace's Trashbar Shop. Names cover Democrats and Republicans across Jacksonville, Milton, Sugar Creek, Levick's Mill, Mt. Carmel, Darksville, Huntsville, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geisel
Coates
Sycamore
Swarts
Clark and
Princess Theatre
Luta
Fourth Street
Seibert
Tre
Fourth Ward
Lovelace
West Waates
Calva
Hemocrats
Glenn Dossey
Cary McKinney
Mason Boucher
B. W. Rinehart
Geo, Blood
James Marshall
Yatespeecnet
Dem
Frank Robertson
Bert Pitts
Lesiie Robb
Rep
G. P. Maya
Skillin
Figbee
May Spurling
Olho Robb
Len Patrict
Steps
Thomas Cles
Wallan Tavis
Tray Compton
Roanoke
Deim
Win
Wmn
Lockbridge
Noland Perpagon
Don Wyler
Walter Pearson
Paul Hunker
Hughee
Collings
Mt. Carmel
Fem
Tevin Rath
Aud Holmner
Holman
Leah J. Wy. Harlan
Cal Decoussoy
Raymond Neeson
Darksville
Roy Terrill
James Yeakey
Hol
Cavanaugh
Orville Padson
W. White
Clifton FM
Lon McCorkle
Walter Richardson
L G. Atterbury
C. W. van Pelt
T. R. Mayo
Porter Mayo
Huntsville
Precinct Now
Aschum
P. Cameron
Ed. Foster
Dan Mandry
Sam. Lewis
Maberly Boys Radio Orchestra Captivates City Audience
Most radio listeners in the city caught Tidianapolis last night and heard the Maberly boys orchestra with Tilly Gaetve Edward Farbaugh and Phil Bloom among its members. The hour long concert drew a large crowd at the Jefferson cigar store station and gatherings at the homes of Mrs Thorne and De Plobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilly” Gaetve
Edward Farbaugh
Phil Bloom
Maberly Boys
Maberly Lsteners
Jefferson Cigar Store
Ww. Thome Wa
Aother
de Plobbs
A. W. Oquest
Hobbs
Moberly Boys
Goctao
Jefferson Alparatore
Moberly
Witness Claims Seeing Reverend Hall Shot in New Brunswick
Mrs. Jane Gibson aged 50 testified she witnessed the murder of Reverend Edward Hall and Mrs. Jeanor Mills on September 14 at Phillips farm. She described two men and two women under a crab apple tree arguing, with a pistol raised toward Mills and Hall before she fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
Jane Gibson
Fatal Train Wreck Kills Four Near Waggoner Crossing
October 23 a Daylight Special on the Tiliness Can vas struck a sedan at the main crossing of Waggoner in Gailroad wrecking the car and killing four occupants. Miss Lucile Scalt 20 and Misa Tutt Boyd 10 died at the scene. Mrs Ray Keele died at St Francis Hospital. Mrs Keele Miss Scott and others were in Raymond visiting when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titchfield
Waggoner
Ray Sxeele
St. Francis’ H Hospital
Lucile Scalt
Noant Scott
Traymond
Wagranor
Misa Tutt Boyd
As Boyd
Hillsboro
Ray
Keefe
Herbert Carl
Mig Keele
Traycde
Ilinois Central
Ceule
Tlsboro
Supreme Judge Day Resigns to Lead War Alarm Effort
The court, led by Judge Day, reports his resignation effective November 14 to devote time to leading American and German alarms linked to the war. Forecast of resignation had circulated via United Press about ten days ago. A Central W. C. T. U. meeting is set for tomorrow at 6:30 with important business urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Supreme Judge
Justice Day
Supreme Court
Jmarding
Benc
United Press
England Will Pay All Her Debts to America
Bonar Law and Lord Curzon outline Great Britain policy toward the United States under the new Conservative government. The plan centers on payment of Britain’s debts to the United States and promoting close dignified friendship between the two English speaking nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
America
United Press
London
Law
Lord Curzon
Great Britain
United States
Gurzon
Republican speaker Mrs Sylvester Wells to address Kansas City voters
Mrs Sylvester Wells of Kansas City will speak to voters tomorrow night at seven at the Courthouse in Missouri. She leads the Century Club in Kansas City and is described as a thoughtful speaker. Citizens interested in the senatorial campaign are urged to attend by the Republican Festival Committee.
Thanks and Gratitude From the Convention Helpers
Thanks from CG and supporters to Mr. Kelly for Merchants Hotel HQ and lk Lodge for their home. Gratitude to Mathadists for Ghureh, Mr. dosti for decorations, Lamson and Chamber of Commerce for an automobile, Bowery for Elks Home decor, Mrs. Leo Eisenstein for music, press and Daughters for involvement. Committe on wrgs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Merchants Hotel
Lk Lodge
Mathadists
Dosti
Lamson
Chamber of Commerce
Bowery
Elks
Leo
Eisenstein
Tambourine Fund Drive Shown False In Moberly
Local notice warns residents of impostor tambourine collectors linked to a Salvation Army fund drive. Officials state money stays in Moberly for a corps and charitable aid such as maternity care, clothing, and general relief, urging citizens to contribute only through authorized channels.
Motor Car Production in U S Shows Dealing Decline
Census figures released by the Department of Commerce show September output drops for both passenger cars and trucks. Passenger cars total 186 562 versus 249 225 in August while trucks amount to 18 848 versus 24 200 in August. Output remains the lowest since last March though above September 1921 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
Department of Commerce
Bankruptcy Proposed for Penetiany London Market Turmoil
London news reports a proposed bankruptcy linked to Penetiany as German marks fall against the pound and the dollar. The tumult suggests substantial losses with the pound weakening and a rough estimate placing value near FT 500 to the American dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Local committee plans product show with new prize fund
The committee held a live session to organize the Arm Products Show November 14 to 18 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. About $500 in premiums was pledged and publicity efforts reach county papers and farmers. Plans include merchant donations for cash prizes and live poultry exhibits with professional judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Cammerce
Oukhe
Tohn E Lowarty
George’ Brook
Callie Haliburton
George Fy Dubanks
EB. McQutty
Eveni
Ayns
Jim
Ain
Tocksonville
Callie Halliburton
Halliburton
P.M
Stamper
Sen
Railroad Shopmen Still Out Amid Management Pressures
About 200000 of 400000 railroad shop workers remain on strike as lines face mounting service demands from agricultural and mining regions. Harry Bronson notes most roads waver, repairs delayed without adequate rolling stock, and the peak load not yet reached. Separately, Ernest Watson, ex-soldier and son of Rey and Mrs. D Watson of Mexico, Mo, dies of tuberculosis at Bayard New Mexico Government Hospital after WWI service. funeral held October 17 at Rev. J. D. Watson’s home in Mexico Audrain county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bronson
Bayard
New Mexico
Ernest
Rey
Mys
D' Watson
Mexico
Government Hospital
France
D. Watson
Audrain
County
Southwestern Bell invites farmers to Moberly conference
Officials of Southwestern Bell Telephone Company invite local farmers to a 2 PM Saturday conference in the Chamber of Commerce rooms in Moberly to discuss mutual interests and address complaints. A social period with cigars and refreshments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern’ Bell Telephone Company
Moberly
Chamber of Commerce
Mautual
Tomb of Antiochus Found Near Beth Shan In Palestine
Philadelphia reports the University of Pennsylvania expedition discovered the tomb of Antiochus first cousin of Herod the Great at Beth Shan Palestine. Led by Dr. George J B Gordon and explorer Dr. Clarence Stanley Fisher, the find sheds light on contemporary records from the time of Christ and is described as one of the most important archaeological discoveries in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Antiochus
Herod the ‘Great
University of Pennsylvania
Christ
Beth, Shan
Palestine
Herod
Bethlehem
Ghild
Boes
Clarence Stanley Fisher
Iev
Weather forecast favors warmth tonight and Tuesday
Fair skies bring warmer conditions tonight and Tuesday, with the east and south portions warming more. A cooler trend develops by Wednesday in the northwest area as temperatures ease back.
Lions Club Meeting Highlights Cigar Welcome and Curfew Talk
The Lions Club held a luncheon where Bert Coleman Jr., just one day old, was welcomed as the first Lion Cub. Austin Walden led the meeting discussing the curfew law, with Bert Sr. expected to back younger members. A committee including Davis and Dr Leustey was formed to pursue a dental clinic for school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert. Coleman
Bert
Bert. Sr
Harvey Annie
rInstead
Lions Trulen
Walden
The
Lions
Estat Avdental
Davis
Leustey
Peggy Beal Freed After Brief Trial in Kansas City
Peggy Beal was acquitted of murder after a short trial in Kansas City Missouri. The defense argued she killed Frank Anderson to protect other women from a man who had ruined 50 romances. Beal thanked jurors, said she would stay in Kansas City and bring her two boys from Terre Haute Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sheik Love
Enguizande
Bogey” Beal
Frank
Anderson
Sheijs
Peggy
Gary
Call
Dean
Pegey Beal
Main
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Lion Scare Proves a Big Hoax
In Michigan City Indiana the so called lion hunted for over a week by bloodhounds and nine witnesses was revealed to be a large mastiff named Dash. The dog owner Adolph Pwehitemyer lives near the search area and several schools reopened after the hoax was exposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Michigan
City
Ind
Berrien
County
Dash
Gable
Adolph Pwehitemyer
Ion
Prisoners Escape From State Pen in Jefferson City
Two inmates escaped from the state penitentiary in Jefferson City this afternoon by hiding in empty coal cars being moved from the grounds. One escapee was George Williams serving a 20 year term for an attempted bank holdup in Fortitel, Missouri. The other was Leroy Smith serving a term for grand larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Guy, Ma
The
Advance Committee for Drive Named Today
The Advance Committee for the Salvation Army drive includes Forrest Martin as chairman along with G O Perry C G Hon A J Weber Louis Klein J J Ogle Jack Jones Jr Phares Weis Arthur Chamier W Bowers and John Faessler. Rined 1 and costs by Judge Burton. On Sunday deputies arrested Dy Sheriff Milam Steve Jones Paul Esty J W Lumbier Ll M Palmetary Joe Bowden near the Country Club area and they were jailed in Huntaville then fined 1 and costs by Judge Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Forrest Martin
G.O. Perry
C. CG
A. J. Weber
Louis Klein
Jack Jones, Jr
Phares Weis
Arthur Chamier
John Faessler
Burton
Milam
Steve Jones
Paul and
Rod. Esty
J. W. Lumbier
Ll. M. Palmetary
Joe’ Bowden
Huntaville
Exhibits by the Ladies in Craft and Culinary Display
Exhibits feature needlework, knitted garments, lace curtains, centerpieces, and luncheon sets. Culinary displays include preserves, jellies, honeys, and baked goods with prices listed.
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Orin Goelger
Harbaugh
Salvation Army Corps
Salvation ‘Army
Moneely
U. 8
British” Museum
Penetiany
Washington
DE. C
International ‘Association
Trewphone CO
Eviceals
Farmer Sun
Peggy’ Beal
Democrat
Moberl Ly Wal
Damson
Nate
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