Britain must pay her debts to this country anew
London October 26 Lloyd George urged Britain to settle foreign debts with the United States and colonial powers at a Liberal meeting. He pressed cooperation between America and Europe, supporting the League of Nations but noting it is crippled until the US and others join. The Unionist Bonar Law cabinet was sworn in today ending Lloyd George’s six year coalition government.
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London
Great Britain
America
Lloyd George
Amerded
Mruggin
Lloyd Coorge
Hotel Victoria
League of Nations
United States
Bonar Law
Lloyd . George
Royal Neighbors Convention Held in Brunswick
The Royal Neighbors of Chariton County convenes this afternoon and evening in Brunswick led by district deputy Mrs Ida Davis of Laclede. About thirty candidates will join. Dewitt team provides initiation work and Woodbine Camp 1722 drill performs a fancy routine. Thirty Woodbine members travel to Tripswick on No 9 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jivening
Cahirton County
Brunswick
Ida Davis
Laclede
Davis
Dewitt
Woodbine Camp
Tripswick
Flappers and Motherhood The First National Health Exhibit Leader Speaks
Miss Majorie Martin the Brooklyn head of the first National Standardized Health Exhibit urges flappers to become good mothers. She argues for self care, simplicity, outdoor activity, and educated choices, noting the era’s excesses and the need for balanced family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Majorie Martin
Brooklyn
Miss Martin
America
Iss
Marlin
Fire consumes derelict North Ault Street house
Firemen responded to a blaze at 721 North Ault Street around 8 40 tonight tearing into a long abandoned dwelling long deemed unfit for use. Neighbors report efforts by Chas Blake and others saved the adjoining home while flames gutted the structure attributed to arson or unknown causes.
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North Ault Street
Chas
Blake
John
Dodge
Salisbury
Roe
Burton
Selecting Jury For Herrin Murder Cases
An extra panel of 100 petit jurors was drawn for the Herrin massacre trial in Marlon Illinois. The regular panel of 30 jurors has been drawn and will be delivered to the sheriff.
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Herrin
Marlon
Ill
Caplinsey
Dp. T. Lartwell
Raymond Wreegel Honored by Westminster College
Raymond Kroggel of this city has been appointed to the student council of Westminster College. This honor comes to only two in the class and rests on scholastic standing and popularity with students and faculty.
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Raymond Kroggel
Westminster College
City to Begin Away Cinders Collection on Mondays
On the first Monday in November the city will start collecting away cin ders. The city teams will handle the first and second Mondays each month thereafter. Cinders may be piled and readied for loading in the alleys. By order of the Street and Alley Commission, Galbreth, street commissioner.
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Hos
Galbreth
Arrest Expected in Hall Mills Murder Case
Newark reports an arrest in the Hall Mills murder case was anticipated as authorities review the testimony of Mrs. Vane Gibson, who said she witnessed the night scene and identified the minister and one woman. Troopers and state police officials weighed the evidence and conferred with Trenton officials.
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Newark
N. d
W. A Nott
New. Brunswick
Ort
Adwarts
Hall-Mills
Stovry
Vane Gibson
Trenton
Gibson
Edward Hall
Eleanor Mills
McAdoo Cancels Speaking Dates
William G. McAdoo former secretary of the treasury is ill with stomach trouble and has temporarily canceled all speaking engagements. A reception committee was informed by McAdoo's physician in Dodge City Kansas today.
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McAdoo
Dodge City
Kansas
William G. McAdoo
Bt the Treasury
M McAdoo
Greatest Building Boom Sweeps U S in 1922
United Press figures show a nationwide rush to build with record totals in major cities. Contractors report a skilled labor shortage as contracts for large cities surpass 1.2 billion in nine months of 1922, far above 1921 levels.
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Chicago
United States
United Press
W ‘Brunner
Brinner
Boston
Dwallas
Pex
Missouri
Columbus
Danver
Ner Ly Dowblad
Engineer proposes upgrades for city water works
Missouri Insurance Bureau chief hydraulics engineer met with water board to assess new water works. Proposed additions cost 20000 to 25000 dollars and include pumps totaling 2100 gallons per minute, a 200 foot head, and a 1000+ gpm gasoline or motor driven unit for fire use. Additional 10 inch main upgrades and future hydrant, apparatus, and manpower needs noted. Weather: fair tonight and Thursday with mild temps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bock
Missouri Insurance Bureau
Water Board
Sugar Creek
Contestrom Hagood
Sturgeon Streat
Awith
Fourth
Williams Streets
Easy Divorce and Marriage in Russia as Described in Moscow
The article compares quick Russian divorce and marriage processes to Detroit, noting Moscow records show rising divorces and low costs. It describes how a divorce can be granted in minutes, while a marriage ceremony can take longer, and explains procedures at the registry office for spouses, witnesses, and name changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Moscow
Boutis
Oru
A. Wan
Ness
Baptists Defeat Methodists In Basemen Water Polo Showdown
In a basement pool game between Fourth Street Methodist and First Baptist Sunday schools, four Methodist boys Kenneth Richardson Howard Creed Howard Brake and Donald Baker faced four Baptist players George Burnham Paul Young Clarence Finnell and Howard Hayes. The Baptist team won six to four as referee Al M Voelker watched. The match drew both sides’ cheers and will be repeated next Monday evening with 10 cent admission.
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Fourth Street
Methodist
First’ Baptist ‘Church
Kenneth Richardson
Howard’ Creed
Howard Brake
Donald Baker
A. M
Vowicker
The
Baptist Sunday ‘School
George Burnham
Paul
Young
Clarence” Finnell
Howard Hayes
Are Baptist Boys
Al’m. Voelker
Pacitetos
Baptists
United States May Call Economic Parley
Washington signals intent to set up an economic conference to prevent a European financial crash. State Department assessments note Europe presses for clarity while American ambassadors discuss the scope of possible arms reductions and monetary stabilization. Final U.S. decision remains uncertain as talks continue in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United ,Press
United ‘States
Europe
State Department
Bauikhes
Ida
Armaiments
United States
Anu
Terminal Shop Strikers Return to Work Under Settlement
About 450 of Terminal Railroad Association shop workers have returned to duty as new hires with 75 percent to be employed immediately and 35 percent as vacancies arise. Wages and conditions align with the United States Railroad Labor Board standards. Talks between Terminal officers and a local workers committee have continued for a month. Other rail lines including Wabash, Wisconsin, Missouri Pacific, and Cotton Belt seek settlement with federated shop workers.
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BOM
Jewell
Railroad
American
Crminal
United States Railroad Labor Board
St. Lewis Globe Democrat
Wabash
Wisco, M
IK Gissouri 'Pacific
Cotton Belt
Federated Shop Workers
Caraway Predicts Democratic Victory in Missouri
Senator Thaddeus Caraway of Arkansas predicts a Democratic landslide in Missouri, claiming the entire ticket may gain broad support after a speaking tour in the southern state. He notes Wilsonian Democrats warming to the candidacy amid opposition to a League of Nations nominee. Caraway has no Missouri speeches planned this week.
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United States
Thaddeus HW
Caraway
Vemgndrat
Arkansas
Missouri
Business Men's Banquet Announced for Monday Evening
A committee led by G. O. Perry will hold a business men's banquet at the Merchants Hotel at 7 o'clock next Monday evening. The banquet will be served at a stated per plate rate and out of town speakers are expected to attend after the meal.
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G. O. Perry
Merchants Hotel
Married for a decade with nineteen children seeks land
In Indiana a couple of 80 and 81 years old left with 13 of their living children aboard a westbound train seeking land to sustain and employ the family. The parents hoped to brand their children with letters A and N as they move alphabetically.
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Indiana
Mre
Prank
Scott
Middle - West
United States
Whitley
Clubbing a Husband delight fills packed school auditorium
The high school auditorium packed last night for Clubbing a Husband with a large crowd turned away. The three act farce features a suffragette sister and a club organized to aid down trodden wives with varied cast members including Mrs Blanche Newman and Mrs Georgianna Fardon. Proceeds go to the Federated Shop Crafts.
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Dhagranid
Boston
Colnb
Pyas
Federated Shop
Blanche Newman
P -Luck Snodgrass
Enriella
Ashton
Mabel “Harris
Bridget O'Plannagan
Bigelow
Ottoway
Vollmar
Berris
Borne Mans
Georgianna Fardon
Ann Ola
Mereka Jennie Kribbs
Whitney
Corrinne Burkhart
Reynolds
Hunter
Smith
Harry Hudson
Barnes
Skylack
Helen van
Arsdel
Rural Telephone Conference Saturday Near Moberly
A conference of members from all rural telephone lines will convene at the Chamber of Commerce rooms near Moberly on Saturday at 2 o clock. The meeting aims to improve telephone service and is open to all interested residents. The Chamber rooms are in the basement of the public library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Chamber of Commerce
Callec
Mrs Vickery Sent Back Home From Hospital Stay
Mrs. F. M. Vickery who has had beer in the hospital for several months has returned to her home at 25 West Coates Street.
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F. M. Vickery
Coates Street
Officers Elect Associated Charities Officers Elect
The Associated Charities elected officers in the afternoon session. Treasurer Herman Ty was named, with an assistant listed as Yee, and other posts announced at the meeting.
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Associated Charities
Yan Ceie
Hrman Ty
Te. Yee
Acquittal in Mobingham Tragedy Trial Report
The jury acquitted the defendant in the Miss Alice Thornton case after two hours and ten minutes of deliberation. The court heard contested evidence regarding the involvement of John Bergen, a moving picture actor, in the events surrounding the killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice “‘Thornton
Dha Scullion
Jmiur
John
Bergen
Close Call Prompts SSH PE Lod Inquiry
A terse note from D C dated October 25 requests a detailed inquiry into a departed instruction. The fragment suggests a briefing or directive regarding SSH PE Lod and appears in a government or official communications record.
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D.C
Goat meat chase looms as Jefferson camp orders rise
A fractured fragment hints at a pursuit connected to a Jefferson rail line camp and household efforts. The text suggests someone sought to secure items or orders while a figure labeled goat meat appears in the scene.
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Matt
Jefferson San Jase
Wedp For Orpia jae of the Chris on "a Pe county
A fragmentary note mentions an event in a Pe county related to Chris and France with unclear details. The readable bits suggest a planned gathering or appointment but lack concrete dates or outcomes.
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Jae
Chris On
Sen
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Rebekah
Higboo
Raymond Wreegel
Westminster Colege
Eeecon Molt
Democrat
Wantads
Terminal Railroad
Henry Miller
Terminal
Rypey Varty
Orpia
France
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