Trapp Declared Acting Oklahoma Governor Amid Impeachment
Oklahoma City October 26 Acting Lieutenant Governor M E Trapp was declared acting governor after the Oklahoma Senate suspended Gov J C Walton during impeachment proceedings. A Supreme Court writ of prohibition halted further interference by Walton and Judge Tomoth Chambers, with the court stating the writ applied to Walton as an individual.
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de Co Walton
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Chambers
State Senate
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Ndge Chambers
Courte
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Dily
Cy Waleton
Capacthy
Froumls Pon
Gorge Short
Chicago Man Paid 750 for Diploma Exposure at St Louis College
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports Chicago resident Meelbush bought a diploma from the St Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons for 750 dollars last June. He claimed to have no high school education and no real attendance at the college. The AMA says he paid 160 to take a state medical exam and 260 for an osteopathic degree. Dean Weldo Briggs states Meelbush did not attend the school or earn the diploma, and Brigg's notes the signature on the diploma is false.
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Chicago
St. Kotis
Indward d. Meelbush
St. Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons
Journal of the American Medical Association
Menabush
Weldo Briggs
St. Louis
Meelbaah
Kieh’ School
Gray
Briggs
Special Trains For Missouri Nebraska Football Game
Wabasha schedules special service from Columbia to Centralia for the Missouri Nebraska game drawing a record crowd. A outbound train from Columbia tomorrow evening will connect with No 1 to help Moberly and points beyond reach home early. The city expects many residents to travel to Columbia to attend the game.
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Wabasha
Columba
Centralia
Missouri’ Nebraska
Calumbrit
No. Ab
R A
Columbia
France Accepts Hughes Proposal With Reservations
France signals acceptance of Secretary Hughes proposal on reparations with conditions. A expert commission must report to the Reparations Commission on options to settle Germany’s capacity to pay. Paris hopes the United States will back an impartial inquiry and joint action.
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Trophes
France
Commission of Experts
Cleeman
Leeiston
Poincare
United States
Versalles
Amerioa
Germany
Streemann
Hughes
Stresamann
United- Statan
Charles W. Smith Died Suddenly Today
Charles W. Smith, conductor on the Wabash, died suddenly at his home on West Roed Street today from a heart attack. He had been in poor health for two years. He is survived by his wife and two children, Edwin and Wanda. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Charles W. Smith
Roed St
Srith
Edith
Edwin
Wanda
Police court fines for Burton and Polson over altercation
Polson and Burton were fined eight dollars and costs in police court this morning after a fight stemming from Burton's disparaging remarks about Mrs. Paterson. The case of Marold and Teddy McAnlister and Ji H Farris for fighting was reset for next Monday at 9 o clock.
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Goldie
Burton
Mordo
Polson
Court Proceedings of the Circuit Court
Freta P Worita granted a divorce from Chis Floritay in the circuit court with her maiden name Freta Manard restored. Final decree of divorce for Archie Boyer and Anne Boyer. Verdict for plaintiff in Crotly vs Titterington for 62.50 and costs. Several cases continued. court to adjourn to Huntsville tomorrow.
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Chis
Floritay
Freta
Manard
G. G. Curtright
Goodrich
Esut
Goodneh
G. Curtright
Fs. N
Atte Biluier
Slanley
Palmer
Archie.t. Boy
Huntsviile Tomorray
Legal Education in Missouri Condemned by Hadley
Former Governor Herbert S. Hadley, chancellor of Washington University, charged Missouri legal education is in deplorable condition and that any person over 21 can obtain a law license after three months of study. He cited Washington University and the State University as the only two schools meeting national bar standards, drawing criticism from St. Louis University authorities.
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Hadley St. Louis
Missouri
Herbert S.hadley
Washington University
Hadley
National Bar Association
Washington
State University
St. Louis University
Fire Tragedy Claims Eight Lives in Columbus Area
An early 20th century misspelled account describes a deadly blaze in Columbus that killed eight individuals including five young children. It mentions parents Mr and Mrs Frank Andros and references a furnace or dust fire. The fragment hints at casualties and family names amid a destructive incident.
Navy Day and Roosevelt Birthday Observed Across Cities
Tomorrow marks Navy Day and the birthday anniversary of President Roosevelt. The Navy League urges citizens to pause and reflect on the navy’s role, praising Roosevelt’s advocacy as pivotal to building a strong U S Navy. Prominent officers and officials, including Robert W. Kelly and John W. Weeks, emphasized national pride in the armed forces and support for maritime strength. The league aligns with Washington’s arms limitation discussions, echoing broad naval support nationwide.
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Cheodard
Roosevelt
United Ata
Aimee
Terp Bos
Sakden Roosevelt
Hove
Leapue
Neomiaat
Navy
Robert W.kely
New York
Reron
John W. Weeks
David. Jayne Hill
Roberts M.thompson
William “McAdoo
William Howard Gardiner
Henry Breakinridge
Navy League
Washington
Omer
United States Navy
Ford Boosters Put It Up to Henry Detroit Meets Decision
Ford today faced the choice of declaring presidential candidacy or refraining from accepting a nomination on any ticket. Ford boosters warn of alarm in some circles as his stance toward Coolidge is discussed. Dearborn Torch Club Executive Committee met to decide whether to persuade Ford to run. Reverend William Darbe, club president, heads the effort.
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Ford ‘‘Boosters
Henry
Detroit
Mich
Ford
Coolidge
Dearborn Torch
William Darbe
District Managers Entertain Company Officials
George A. Smithy district manager for Southwestern Bell Telephone Company and R. H. Dikeman district plant chief host company officials from Hannibal Kirksville and others. Weather notes cloudy tonight and Saturday with little temperature change.
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George A. Smithy
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Lauderdale
Cner
R. H. Dikeman
Hannibal
Fitzpatries
Kirksville
Steinmetz Dies After Final Exhaustion In New York
Charles P. Steinmetz legendary electrical wizard dies at age 68 after overextending himself on a speaking tour and work at General Electric. He immigrated from Breslau in 1889, contributed the law of hysteresis and formulas for alternating currents, and never married. He valued health and avoided strenuous sport due to heart weakness. Tentative private funeral planned for Monday with arrangements at his home.
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Nsys
Charles P. Steinmetz
Steinmetz
Ollock
Anand
General Electric Company
United States
Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Hoe
Clactrical
Stein
Germany
Breslaw
University of
Breslau
Bismark
Switzerland
Research and Electrical -Engineering” Bureau
General Plectric Company
America
Hayden
York
Wntil
Tora
Will Lig
Under nourished pupils need better health and diet
Schools report that about one quarter of Motherly Brida pupils are underweight and many malnourished children require immediate attention. Suggestions include correcting physical issues, providing wholesome diets with milk fruit vegetables whole grains and regular meals, avoiding excess sweets and stimulants, and ensuring regular sleep play and hygiene for every child.
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Graham
Effy - Shaw
Benned
Leeds
Kellogg Named Next U S Ambassador to Great Britain
Washington report says Frank B Kellogg former Minnesota senator will be appointed ambassador to Britain. President Coolidge reportedly to announce after formalities and Kellogg plans to sail for England by November 11 if the announcement precedes the departure.
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Minnesota
Statesman
England
Washington
Frank Z. Kellogg
United States
Great Britain
Coolidge
Kellogg
Ifi
Court orders 98000 check to J W Perry in Houston case
In Houston Mible Co receivership J W Perry trustee instructed to pay himself 30000 on account before transfer to the referee in bankruptcy. Judge Arbo Van Valkenburgh signed the order amid creditor agreement. Perry, brother of Geor M Perry of the Moberly Trust, has earned large fees as trustee. Filed suit for divorce Margaret Carney sues James C Carney in Jackson County Court Kansas City residence listed West Carpenter Street.
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Houston
Mible
J. W. Perry
Houston, Mible& Co
Ruptey
Arbo SF van Valkenburgh
Rag
Parry
Divarce
Wargaret ‘Carney
Educational meeting at Oliver School underscores better teaching methods
County Superintendent of Schools and Prof A F Elsen led a teachers and patrons meeting at Oliver school on October 23 with 35 attendees and seven teachers. Demonstrations by J Minor and others explored teaching methods while discussions followed criticism areas and the program closed with an Elsen address urging public education interest.
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Schocts Win. Robertson
A. Fy. Fisea
State Department of Education
Oliver School House
J. ¥. Minor
Oliver
A F. Elsen
Prespents
Minor
Joe Elmer Milan
J. A. Harris
Elsie Lyons
Violette
Finnell
Wthlyn Phelps
Nassie Quisenberry
Katherine Krott
Oliver District
A. F. Elsen
Robertson
Alb
Evans Golf Champion Files Bankruptcy Petition
Chicago October 26 Charles Evans amateur golf star of international repute filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S district court He listed assets of 262280 and debts of 50719 Most debt arose from stock transactions allegedly based on bad tips He asked that his golf equipment be left to him and said I am only 33 and young enough to come back.
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Checios Evans
Bankrupie
Chicago
Charles
Evans
AOL
Petiion
United States District Court
Fire Destroys Wheeler Home South of City
Fire completely destroyed the Ray Wheeler residence this morning with the cause undetermined. The Wheeler family had been in town. Mr Wheeler had left to tend the farm and returned to find the house in flames. Mrs. Leo, dessert, and children were reportedly away at the time.
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Slater
Wheeler Zone
Ray Wheeler
Momberg
Wheeler
James
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