Hannibal Man Named Judge Of Missouri Circuit
Charles T. Hays of Hannibal is appointed judge of the tenth Missouri judicial circuit by Governor Gardner. The move follows strong bar backing from Marion Monroe and Rails counties, with Hays succeeding Judge William Ragland who becomes supreme court commissioner. Born in New London, Hays studied at Bethany College and Missouri University before practicing law with Judge Roy in New London and later moving to Hannibal in 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Hays
Jefferson City
Tenth
Hays
Missouri
Hannibal
James Boyd
Paris
Attomney Hays
Marion
Monroe
Rails
William T. Ragland
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
New London
Bethany College
Bethany
University of Missouri
Reuben P. Roy
Judge Roy
Roy & Hays
Hood's Sarsaparilla Blood Purifier Ad Claim
An old advertisement argues after influenza grip and prostrating diseases the blood runs thin, causing exhaustion and poor digestion. Hood's Sarsaparilla is touted as the premier blood purifier and vitalizing medicine, made from ingredients used by top physicians to cleanse impure blood and restore strength. Jake Hood's Pills also marketed as family cathartic.
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Jake Hood
Few Persons Out of Work in Hannibal
Frank Lathrop, in charge of the employment bureau at Southwestern Telephone, says Hannibal has few unemployed. He notes improvement over three months and reports finding positions for more than a thousand men since starting a year ago, continuing service as a patriotic duty.
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Hannibal
Frank Lathrop
Southwestern Telephone Company
United States Employment Service
Congress
Lathrap
Hays Trusted As Lawyer and Prospective Judge in Missouri
The text honors J. W. Hays a longtime Missouri lawyer with 23 years of practice. It notes his partnership at Hays Heather & Henwood and his reputation as one of the state's top attorneys. A Democrat from Jeffersonian leanings, he has served as mayor of New London and resides in Hannibal. The piece predicts his suitability to succeed distinguished circuit judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hays
Hays
Missouri
New London
Hannibal
W. T. Ragland
D H. Eby
Reuben J °. Roy
Thomas H. Bacon
Theodore Brace
Colored Pullman Porter Abraham Hawkins Dies
Abraham Hawkins a long time Pullman porter died Monday night at his sister Mrs Anna Ross home 514 North Third street He was born March 22 1872 The funeral will be held at 230 this afternoon from the Ross home and burial will be in the Baptist cemetery.
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Abraham Hawkins
Pullman
Anna Ross
North Third Street
Ross
Baptist Cemetery
Woman With Two Husbands Ends Life in Hannibal
Mrs. Geneva Stanley Jersis Reeves of Quincy, married to Gust Jessis and Benjamin Reeves, and under bond for bigamy, drank carbolic acid Tuesday in Hannibal. She died at Levering Hospital about 1:00 PM after sending notes to her sister and first husband. Authorities had charged both husbands and revealed prior threats. funeral plans were not set. Reeves, about 23, had lived in Huntington, Missouri, with her parents nearby.
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Geneva Stanley Jersis Reeves
Quincy
Huannibal Court of Common Pleas
Merant
Central Pac
Broadway
Hannibal
Levering Hospital
Sherff J. William Mefford
Marion County
Melfford
Palmyra
Gust Jessis
Roy Hamlin
Roy Schwartz
Reeves
Huntington
Ralls County
Benjamin H. Reeves
Jessis
Thomas S. Hagan
Hannibal Union Station
Hagan
Gas mask on display from dead German soldier
A German gas mask and helmet in Hartley grocery window on North Main attract attention. A card notes the mask belonged to a German tamed by Pete Owens of Quincy, who guarded the Wabash bridge near Hannibal. Owens is with the 132d machine gun company, 33rd division, now overseas.
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Hartley Procery
North Main Street
Pete Owens
Quincy
Owens
Wabash Bridge
Hannibal
Charles Hedstrom
Stillwell Farm
Hedstrom
Body of Bowles 10 Arrive Today
John J. Bowles Hannibal clothing merchant died at 6 oclock Tuesday morning in a Chicago hospital from pneumonia He was about 54 years old and survived by his widow They expect the funeral Thursday from the Catholic church with burial in St Mary cemetery Bowles was past grand knight of Hannibal Knights of Columbus and active in the Chamber of Commerce He and his wife had been in New York and Chicago since January and planned to return to Hannibal this week
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John J. Bowles
Hannibal
Chicago
North Seventh Street
Women Plan Dance Next Monday Night
The Woman's Union Label league sails up a major social event with preparations for the Eastern Monday dance at Father Mathew hall on Broadway. Tickets are selling well as Hannibal merchants back the program with ads.
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Woman's Union Label League
Father Mathew Hall
Broadway
Hannibal Merchants
Watson Funeral Held From Home
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Watson was held at 2 30 p m Tuesday afternoon from the horns on Grace street conducted by Rev Dr B E S Ely Jr pastor of the First Presbyterian church Burial was in Mount Olivet
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Charles Watson
Grace Street
B. E. S. Ely, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Hannibal police officer returns to North Main beat
Policeman A McClenning resumes duty on North Main street after a week or ten days absent due to illness. John Acton his two daughters and brother in law Edward Hume are sick at the Amon home located at 262 Lyon street.
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A. McClenning
North Main Street
John Acton
Edward
Hume
Amon
Lyon Street
Judge Hays Disqualifies Self From Several Hannibal Cases
Judge C. T. Hays, seated in Hannibal, disqualified himself on multiple matters due to his law firm Hays Heather Henwood representing parties. Special judges A. M. Waller and John Plowman were appointed for cases including Claude Dudley assault with intent to kill and Fred Wilson v city of Hannibal, with more trials postponed to the April term.
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C. T. Hays
Hannibal
Hays
Claude C. Dudley
Marion County
Fred Wilson
A. M. Waller
Moberly
Dudley
John Plowman
Wilson
Hayes
Waller
Alfred J. Brockschmidt
Mary S. R. Liebing
Bernard A. Dolan
Mary S. B. Liebing
Elizabeth McGlasson
Susan N. Schroeder
State of Missour
Bert Wiley
E. FE. Hlindell
State of
Miller's Antiseptic Oil Snake Oil Promises Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts Miller's Antiseptic Oil known as Snake Off promising relief for rheumatism neuralgia stiff muscles and chest colds. It promises easy application on delicate skin with 3c 6c and 1.00 dollar bottles and a money back guarantee if results fail. For sale by all drug stores.
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Miller
Drux
Mrs Haydon Dies In Family Home At 430 Walnut Street
Mrs Rosalie Haydon wife of James Haydon died Monday night at the family home from pneumonia. She leaves her husband two daughters Mrs Jeanette Pirschel of Wisconsin and Miss Ruth Haydon of Hannibal. The funeral will be at 2 30 Thursday afternoon at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Rosalie Haydon
James Haydon
Walnut Street
Jeanette Pirschel
Wisconsin
Mis
Ruth Haydon
Hannibal
Mount Olivet
Baseball Results From Roanoke and Petersburg
Baseball results from Roanoke Virginia show Detroit Americans nineteen to seventeen with Boston Nationals thirteen thirteen. Lineups include Boland Cunningham and Stanage versus McQuillen Northup George and Tra Kressur. Petersburg reports New York Nationals three to twelve with Washington Americans ten to seventeen, Barnes Schupp and Smith versus Thompson and Agnew and Carrity. Orangeburg South Carolina lists New York Americans four to eleven and Brooklyn Nationals one to five with Mussell Shore Hannah Mamaux Cadure and Snyder. A note adds that of the fifteen lines of the Chinese government railways only one was built by the Chinese themselves.
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Roanoke
Detroit Americans
Boston Nationals
Boland
Cunningham
Stanage
McQuillen
Northup
George
Tra Kressur
Petersburg
New York Nationals
Washington Americans
Barnes
Schupp
Ani Smith
Thevtik
Thompson
Agnew
Carrity
Orangeburg
New York Americaans
Brooklyn Nationals
Mussell
Shore
Hannah
Mamaux
Cadure
Snyder
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F. L. Lathrop
CAT Tales
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PQOP
Dicky Dippy
Butts
Quincy Girl
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Quircy's Greatest Clothing House
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Bowles
Watson
Common Pleas Court
Ouincy
William Duncan, Joe Ryan and
Edith Johnson IN
Albo
Harold Lloyd
William
Hart
Princess
D. W. Griffith
Burton Holmes
Savoy
W.S. Heart
Douglas Fairbanks
Mack Sennett
Illinois
Empire-Hippodrome
West Side Square
Quincy, Ill
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