Lensley damage suit goes to trial in Moberly
Mrs. Leslie Steele sues Dr. Mo Lensley seeking 10000 in damages for exposure to smallpox at the Snodgrass home while nursing a child who died. Jury selected and testimony underway with doctors and health officials grilled on exposure dates and quarantine duties.
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Circuit
Leslie Steele
Mo. Lensley
Moberly
J. P. Collins
W.lav Dy
Lamar
Auurey Day
He Ay Tuimvan
Slorewall Jielesor
Edmund Burke
Mrs. Steele
Leusley
Bat Hoard
Health Board
Steele
Walden
Snodgrass
Rev. Gwinn
B. Huffman
Snodgrass Hame
Huffman
Dixon
Duis
Teasley
Ragan
Board of Health
Pixon
Wrorm
Steete
Ousted Divine Defending Tells Of His Belief
Rev. J Buckner of Aurora Nebraska, ousted from the Methodist church for alleged heresy, says in his forthcoming book that belief in a good God is compatible with Bible passages some call contradicting. He cites citations about the Canaanites, David, and bears, arguing salvation is progressive and inward. Bishop Stunts criticized the statements and the Aurora conference denied him a trial. The congregation faces possible dissolution amid reader letters of support and division among clergy.
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Omaha
J. Dim, Buckner
Aurora
Nebraska
Methodist Shurch
Homer G. Stunts
Gandn
Aly
Bieknert
OurahewWorld-board
Buckner
David
Israel
Tisha
Stunty
Methodist Church
Sucker
Cretire
Here
Ray Bucknor
Sigie
Ahaniss
Buckiners
Old School
New School” of Christianity
Lireatons
Leso
Married Last Evening by Rev W T Henson
Last evening at seven o clock Rev W T Henson united in marriage Miss Dora Talley and Arch White at his Barrow Street home. Mr and Mrs White will make their home on West Contes gitect.
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W. T. Henson
Dora BR. Talley
Arch WW. White
Barrow Street
Mrs. White
West Contes Gitect
McAdoo Learns He Is Sick En Route to Salt Lake City
Former secretary of the treasurer McAdoo was surprised to learn he was ill while en route to Salt Lake City. In Dodge City the porter refused to walk him despite protests by a delegation of Democrats. In Denver he found a stack of telegrams asking about his health.
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McAdoo
Denver
Willam
G MecAddoo
Treaduy
Salt Lake City
Dodge City
Ansas
Plan to unite radicalism fails as parties drift apart
Washington reports the effort to unite radicals liberalists and progressives under one leadership has collapsed. Socialist labor groups farm labor and other minor parties nominate their own candidates splitting the anti major party vote. Over twenty parties or propositions field congressional candidates this year, weakening any unified radical effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Press
Congressionil
Natal
Farmar
Labor
Progressives
Onne
Lonally
Plas
Bowers Plans Bold New York Stock Buy for Moberly Store
Will Bowers leaves Saturday night for New York to purchase the biggest stock of goods ever brought to this city. He believes times will boom again despite handicaps. The Bowers store, serving a wide trade area, has sold its stock low and must buy heavily to meet winter demand. He will spend ten days in New York paying cash and hopes to secure a large stock at prices enabling good value for customers.
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Bowers
New York
Ble Bowes
Wade
Poughton for U.8 Not Citizen. Hazelwood Family Citizenship
Denver October 26. Hazelwood, 78, long resident in the United States, fought in the U S Army in Lifearyil Wan and later became a merchant. A discovery shows he and his wife Os, once American, had taken citizenship through his British status, prompting their recent citizenship papers.
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Denver
Golos
Yoare Aobart Hazelwood
United
Uilow
Lie’earyil
America
Citigenshin
Witness testimony surrounds New Brunswick murder case
Surge of testimony centers on Reverend Wawara Eta and Mrs Eleanor Hills as Gibson and other families are summoned. Special prosecutor Mott says an arrest may come soon. witnesses claim a woman aided the killer and that a courtroom verdict hinges on evolving evidence.
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Hall and Mills
New Brunswicky Ns
iMpayau Gibson
Wawara Eta
Gibson
Mott
Mills
Limilies
Wilbur
Az @Mott
United Press Press Today
Mire
Jangon
Avid
Bloodhounds Track Suspected Chicken Thieves Near Monroe
Moberly Bloodhounds were called about several miles from Monroe City to chase chicken thieves. Two men were captured and the chickens recovered. During the hunt, another call reported a safe blown in Gringer, Missouri. J A Cuddy led the dogs on the chase.
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Monroe Cmy
Caigeht
Gringer
J. A. Cuddy
Rock Island Clerks Vote on Strike in Kansas City
Rock Island clerks vote on a strike over a pay reduction ordered by the railroad labor board. Ballots mailed from Kansas City headquarters last night are returnable November 10.
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Rock Island
Kansas
City
Wait
Railroad Labor. Board
Kansas City
Fund Washington contributors list includes Woodrow Wilson II
A fragmented note claims the Democratic National Committee spent 8,001,000 to win a 607 seat majority in Congress. It mentions former president Woodrow Wilson in the contributor list and references the house clerk and recent party fundraising.
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Woodrow Wilson II
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Aled
Bank Commissioner files application for 25 percent dividend
State Bank official Mri Marotti asked the court today to grant a 25 percent dividend for creditors. The bank was taken over by the state commission on May 21. Claims totaling about 1.7 million dollars were filed, with 509,162.08 approved and 6,582.73 rejected. 2,522.00 deducted from approved claims.
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AL BL Maroti
Commissour Ig. Hughes
State Commission Ay
Suntil Sentembe
Ain Tateatond Mar
Tait
Mariott
Promelas
Bank Stock National City
Robbers Hit New Canton Bank in Quincy Illinois
Thieves blew the safe at the State Bank of New Canton in Quincy using nitro glycerin charges and escaped with about 3600 dollars. Lawmen described the break in as severe, with the door damaged by the blast. The incident followed by a note about local charity drives and upcoming events for orphans in Huntsville and Moberly.
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Yeges
New Canton
Quincy
Yergs
State Bank
Many Women Seek High Office in 1922
Washington reports a surge of female candidates in 1922 as women seek Senate House and governorship posts. Notable names include Mrs Pelton of Georgia Mrs Oleson of Wisconsin Mrs Hooper of Wisconsin and Alice Robertson seeking re election.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
House
Pelton
Oldadly
Georgia
Tom Watson
Felton
Peter Oleson
Oleson
Kellogg
Minnesota
Alice Robertson
Congress
Pennsylvania
Rachel C. Robinson
Prohibition Party
Wilkinsburgoisonning
Knox
Peter “Oleson
Frank B. Kel
Wisconsin
Ben
Odners
Oshkosh
Democratic Party
la Pollette
Washington
Frances Axtell
Poindexter
Illinois
Winnifred Mason
Huck
W. F. Mason
Oklahoma
Missouri
Sth
Christian. College
Columbia
Ellen Duane ‘Davis
Philadelphia
Clairean Woman’s Democratic Organization
Staward
Helen Murphy
Billasard
Jane E A, Leonard
Indiana
Penna
Parity
Gaabeestt
South
Dakota
Alice
Lorraine Daley
Wori-partisan League
Mrs. A. M. Kidder Dies at New Jersey Home
Mrs. A M Kidder formerly Lenise Hortense Smith daughter of Rey and Mrs Smith died at her Shorthills New Jersey home. She was married in 191 time. her husband an aviator then stationed at Scott Field. Survived by husband two children ages one and three sister Mrs Archibald C Loud of St Louis and her parents. Mr Kidder is with A M Kidder and Company in New York.
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Avi
A. Mansfeld
Shorthills
New, Jersey
Kidder
Lenise ‘Hortense Smith
Rey
Alfred Par Rey
Smith
Fourth Street
Gow
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Weather note at Winuehets Fair signals temperature shift
A brief report notes cooler temperatures at the Winuehets Fair tonight with notable changes in the forecast. Expect a drop in readings and a breezy evening as vendors and attendees prepare for evening activities.
Burlington Rumors Around Clark and Rail Land Deals
Rumors in Burlington concern Clark and land leases with the Railway Company. Reports claim land possession terms and possible extensions of the main trunk line from Wilcott to Moberly. A spur connection to Moberly is mentioned, with the railroad owning the right of way through southern Rand County.
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Clark
Jerson
Land Railroad Company
Rimainghany
Wilcott
Moberly
Avit
Gouther Rando
Som
Farina
Whiott
Missouri Pacific Shop Workers Vote to Form Union
In St Louis on October 26, Missouri Pacific Railroad shop employees voted to form a new organization. A petition was signed and by laws were drawn as representatives met with officials to elect a head and establish a shopcraft section led by Jewell.
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Missouri Pacific
Louis
Souri Pacific Railroad
Ind
Anges Evatts
Upton
Nege
Avith
Jewell
Dissolution of British Parliament Reported in 20th Century
The report notes Parliament was dissolved on November 5th and a new election set for the 20th. King George signed the dissolution order amid the passage of legislative measures and Boliar Law referenced in the dispatch.
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Sandingham
England
George
Mier
Return Bout Arranged for Siki and Garnettier Title Fight
A tentative date for a title rematch between Siki and Garnettier is planned, with a meeting set next week to finalize details. The October challenge will determine the rightful holder of the title.
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Siki
Garnentier
Farley
Fire department extinguishes blaze in early morning incident
A fire crew responded around 3 AM to a small blaze described as sparked by a ignition in a pielocke area. The fire was controlled using a 3 ton chemical tank. Authorities note a prior similar fire on February 20 this year, linked to a security benefit event arranged as a social period.
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Lesthvony
Divine
Ttensox
Hese
Wall
Pheir Say Engily
Auitoig
U. 8
Moberly Bloodhounds
Attar Bank
BANK
Marinoté
M. Bank
Pemnisesion
Huntsville
A. M. Kidder
New Jersey
Burlington
AT. Clark
A. News’ “Dispateh
Popany-Owned
Lawad
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