Court Proceedings In Huntsville Opened For September Term
The September term opened at Huntsville with a limited docket. Cases include State v. Johnson for sale of intoxicating liquor and Brookings v. Huntsville mayor over damages. demurrers and motions heard. Several continuances and docket adjustments noted for later dates.
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Huntsville
Johnson
Petit Jury
Fleiman
Brookings
Brookins
John N. Waimitton
Dusakins
Ali
Weiman
The
Younar
Teset
le B. Shields
Slate
Roy Connor
Everette Shipley
Bradsher
Lloyd Eullington
Wabash Ry. Co
R. Quinn
Duna
American Navy to Aid Stricken Japan
Navy dispatches report American units speeding from Chinese waters to Yokohama aboard the flagship Flurou with food and medical supplies. A destroyer division is ordered to Japan to speed relief as Yokohama faces casualties from the disaster.
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Japan
Washington
Theavy Department
Admiral Anderson
Aglatic Het
Anderson
Yokohama
Flurou
China
Yokohanut
Pekin
Takio
Recognition of Obregon Government Ends Mexican Turmoil
Washington reports that United States recognition of the Obregon government ends a long period of upheaval in Mexico. The article traces the Mexican revolution from 1910, including Madero, Huerta, Carranza, and Villa, leading to Obregon's presidency and new U.S. guarantees. A Mexico City conference with Warren and Row yields agreements and a plan for direct rail tickets to the United States to boost tourism.
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Mexico
Republic
A. T.” Bradford
Washington
Obregon
United States
Tein Cirrande
Francisco 1. Madero
Diaz
Texas
Madero
Jas
Pasqual, Orazca
Francisco Villa
Casas Grandes
Chihuahua
Ren Madero
Juaraz
Mexico City
Juarez
Diag
Frrance
Lis
Aneiles
Victorian
Wierta
Ierta
Juuerta
Coahuila
Venustians Cartunga
Savas
Mesxico
Divisio Y Wes
Jtrancisco Y Villa
Nov
Pablo Fonzales
Carysan Zags
Cas yaZa
Mately
Obragon
Ville
Carranza
Garranaza
Villa
Lowell
Tarranna
Carsanga
Tenacio
Bonillas
Avis
Ais
General Obregon
Adolfo de la Huerta
Senos
de la Huerta
Avell
Mic
Hardingland
Hughes
U.S
Charles B. Warren
John Payne
F. Gonzales Row
Ramon Ross
Nord Oniumandin
Mex
Airplane Fly Performs Daring Stunts at Moberly Parade
Lawrence Blevins headlines a two week aviation show featuring a 8000 foot altitude jump and a grand display staged Saturday in Moberly. The air circus promises entertainment, with merchants and residents urged to attend and a large giveaway for the public.
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Moberly
Aes
Kirksville Faces Massive Fire Loss Across Business Block
A large blaze in Kirksville destroyed an entire business block valued around 100000 dollars. Shryock Wholesale Grocery, a paint and paper shop, and others suffered losses of varying amounts. The fires occurred within hours of each other, with unknown origins, and caused extensive insurance and debt implications for local firms and residents.
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Wwirksville
Adair
Shryock Wholesale
Nmusiek
Wodie
Uie Sirksville: Trust Co
Hanis
Dt Redo
Dr Al.z
Stookey
Lois
Funhs
Leach
Davis
A Wilson
Undertakers
Tucker
Dodge
Julga Gololey
AdLormey Murrell
Greece offers 50 million lire deposit to League of Nations
In open session on September 4 Geneva the Greek premier offered to deposit 50 million lire with the League of Nations as a guarantee for damages if required by the League in the Greek Italian conflict. Mussolini demanded this sum, but Italy’s attitude remains unclear until tomorrow.
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Greece
Geneva
The
Italy
League
Mussolini
Miners Demand 10 Percent Wage Increase
Striking anthracite workers press their leaders for full wage hikes of ten percent without union deductions. They plan to present their stance to John L. Lewis in Philadelphia today, aiming to influence talks in Harrisburg set to resume tomorrow. The miners hope for a swift agreement and end to the walkout within the week.
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Barre
Pal. -Senke
Philadelphia
Jolm LL. Lewis
Finghot Heten
Har‘isburg
Ambassadors Tokyo Embassy Safe After Destruction Report
Washington reports Ambassador Woods and the entire U S embassy staff in Tokio are safe after a destructive event. The State Department lists personnel at Yokohama destroyed and notes the consul’s death along with his wife and son. Capital city death toll over 100, 600 with business and imperial family losses.
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Woods
United States
Japan
Tokio
Cundatedvand Road
State, Department
John
KP Davis
Shanghai
Yokohama
Washington
State Department
Max. D- Sirkjassolt
Sturgeon
Paul Jenks
Sam Wardell
Capital City
Large crowds at Lakewood Park pack the venue
Lakewood Park drew thousands for a long day and night program. Sheriff Milam and deputies kept order as Billy Goetze's Hollywood Orchestra performed for a crowd that rode in from nearby towns.
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Meno
Lakewood Park
Moberly
Lakewood
Abe Ik
Billy ‘Goetze
Mollywood
Prcheston
Milam
Avas
New Yorks
Owill
Billy. Goetze
S. Hollywood Orchestra
Wingfield Park
Fayette
Wingfield
Births Reported in Dixon area on Labor Day
Dr Co H Dixon reports the arrival of two baby boys on Labor Day. One birth occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs M. Kaani Jiner, 117 Concannon Avenue. The other infant was born at the home of Mr and Mrs Bert Hamilton, east of town.
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Co. H
Dixon
Mr-andi
2. M. Kaanijiner
Bert
Hamilton
Tokio Earthquake Fires Riots Devastate City
Tokyo reels after a major earthquake and fire devastate the capital and Yokohama. Officials report thousands dead or homeless with water, food, and shelter in critical shortage. Rioting and breakdowns in communication worsen the crisis as foreign districts suffer severe damage.
American Missionaries Believed Safe in Japan
The United Christian Missionary Society reports eighteen missionaries in Japan, including C J McCall of Fulton Missouri and C E Robinson of Joplin Missouri, as of Sept 4. None have been heard from since the earthquake amid an interdenominational conference at Nazarowia, according to the Southern Presbyterian Church.
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St. Lewis
United Christian < Missionary Society
Disciples of Christ.church
Japan
Wham
C.J. McCall
Fulton, Mo
Tokio
C. E. Robinson
Joplin
Osaka
Nashville
Tenn
Narazowia
Southern Presbyterian Beard
Meeting Concedes Missionaries Escaped Disaster in Japan
The notice states missionaries in Tokio and Yokohama were spared from a disaster, with all missionaries present at Pokio and Yokohama considered safe. The announcement was supported by Baptist and Methodist leaders.
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Tokio
Pokio
Yokohama
P ‘Oa
Hale Buys Interest in Wholesale Grocery Firm
Vietor Hale, formerly of the city and long time manager at Has-Leiber Grocery, and two partners closed a deal last Saturday to acquire the wholesale grocery house. Hale will continue as manager of the business.
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Fiza
Victor. Hale
Kaneh
Has-Leiber Grocery
I Menico
Thiss Hous
Hale
Jmhanager
Usiness
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Abohit
Ag Aviation
Kirksville
Wantada
Pam Wis
Maine
Imperial
Royal
Emsa
Aisea
Japan Medical College
Iss
Sal
London
Bepte
United ‘Press
Paris
Tani
Yamashima
Manin
Kigoishikuni
Tékio
Tron
Um i
Yamamoto
Oshima
Stremors
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