Riedel Eyes Nearby Cities for Three-I League
Chamber of Commerce president Henry Riedel discusses Hannibal's potential professional baseball future and the desire to form a league with Quincy Decatur Springfield Peoria Davenport and Rock Island. He notes travel costs and park location as key factors and reports letters from Three-Blink League president Al Tearney seeking local sentiment.
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Henry Riedel
Chamber of Commerce and Baseball Manate
Hannibal
Quincy
Riedel
Quincey
Mondar
the Whig
Indiana
Rockford
Hannibal Beerhall
Ratir
Decatur
Springfield
Peoria
Davenport
Rock Island
Tearney
Betwee
Fourt
Alan Street
Court Docket On Press Incomplete Record
A terse docket note indicates court proceedings are moving to print with partial text. Clerk G. Mannibal completed a term and is preparing materials for publication, though several lines remain garbled and unreadable.
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Mannibal
Today's Program At Hannibal Playhouses
Constance Talmadge appears in A Virtuous Vamp at tar Theater while They're Off a Park Theater comedy screens. Motion pictures showcase Broadway star talents across Hannibal venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Tar Theater
Constance Talmadge
Park Theater
Motion Pictures
One Dollar Verdict for Marion and Monroe Counties
Marion and Monroe counties each won a $1 verdict in federal court in St. Louis Monday, in suits against the Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad over bonds totaling $200,000 and $280,000. The action, heard by Judge Seddon, arose from indemnifying bonds tied to the road’s purchase of the old Missouri Central line and alleged breach when a rival line became its main route.
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Marion
Monroe County
Seddon
St. Louis
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
United States Court of the Eastern District of
Marion County
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Missouri Central Railroad
Hannibal
Monroe City
Paris
Moberly
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Company
M. Ko & TL
New Franklin
Missouri River
Munroe
Frank Wy. McAllister
W. T. Ragland
C. T. Hays
Kerryman Henwood
J. W. Jamison
Central Station Receives Motorized Fire Equipment
The Fire Department reports completion of motorization at the central station with the new motor truck chassis. A hose truck addition earlier reduced fire losses and a motor truck for station No 2 in West Tlanii Bal is due any day, with all three stations expected to be fully motorized within a year.
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Fire Department
Hannibal
Central Fire Station
West Tlaniibal
Woman Faints Then Falls From Automobile Near Hannibal
Mrs C Jaude Thomas wife of a prominent farmer living four miles west of Hannibal on the Hannibal Palmyra road fell from a pan automobile Sunday morning on the way to Hannibal. She fainted in the car and when her husband could not catch her she fell to the ground suffering severe cuts and a head wound. A physician was summoned from Hannibal. Her condition Monday was improved and no serious complications were expected.
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C Jaude Thomas
Hannibal
Hannitel
Palmyra Tok
Pan Automobile
Hammon Sues City for 5000 Damages
Hammon sues the city seeking five thousand dollars in damages. The filing details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a civil action against municipal authorities and a monetary claim.
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Hammon
Yancey Recovered, To Resume Duties January 7
W F Yancey, longtime Purina dealer and superintendent at the Northeast Missouri Poultry and Live Stock show, has recovered after illness. He has been at home since November 4 on Union Street and will resume duties January 7.
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Yancey
Northeast Missouri Poultry and Live Stock Association
Ile
Union Street
Four Hannibal residents die in two days
Two days of deaths in Hannibal include Mrs. Isabelle Beaver of 1225 Ledford Street who died Sunday at 12:30 PM from paralysis stroke age 60 born June 26 1859 in York County and survived by husband Thomas J. Beaver and children. Funeral at 2 PM from the Calvary Baptist home, Mount Olivet burial. Also Jissa P. Lee 69 a longtime Hannibal resident died Sunday morning. services held Monday at the Lutheran church, interment Mount Mivet cemetery. he left wife two sons George and Curtiss Lee and daughter Mrs. George Burnes.
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Hannibal
Isabelle Beaver
Ledford Street
Beaver
York County
Penn
Thomas J. Beaver
Jiannibal
Pearce
Thomas and
Jerry Beaver
O. L. Brown
O. L. Haas
Jack Davis
Cairo
G. L. Beaver
Charles Beaver
Davenport
Nepotian Beaver
John Gillett
Ashburn
Calvary Baptist Church
J. W. Callaway
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Jissa
Lee
Sor Face
George
Curtiss Lee
George Burnes
Qed Gelock
Pheedore Wait
Lutheran Church
Mount Mivet
Kentucky
iSad
Mrs Bown Death Notice with Local Details
Mrs Mary N Bown died at her home 1312 Lindell Avenue at 1 o clock Sunday morning. Born September 1 1836 in Sheibe County Missouri she married E P Bown of Hannibal. Survived by four sons Eugene Arthur Ford Wirdiwa all of Hannibal and three daughters Mrs Ira Briges of Itannibal Mrs Albert Jones of Montes City and another daughter in California. Ill three days funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Mary N. Bown
Mary Mo Beasn
Lindell Aveue
Sheibe County
E. P Bown
Hannibal
Beaen
Ave
le Oef
Eugene
Arthur Ford
Wirdiwa
Ira Briges
Itannibal
Albert Jones
Montes City
California
Bown
Mrs Narcissus Treadway Dies in Levering Hospital
Mrs Narcissus Treadway of Leon street died in Levering hospital at 1210 ollock Monday morning at age 138. The body was moved to O Donnell brothers funeral home and later transported to Perry Missouri for services and burial today. She leaves a daughter Mrs Emmea Lone of Hannibal and two sons William P. Preadwis of Santa Fe Missouri. She had been in poor health for one week and was removed to the funeral home last Saturday.
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Narcissus Treadway
Leon Street
Levering Hospital
Ollock
O'Donnell Lrothers
Perry
Emmea Lone
Ltt
Leandtrert
Hannibal
William ~P. Preadwis
Santa Fe
Treadway
Hannibal Y M C A Plans Open Mouse Exhibition
The Hannibal Y M C A announces the annual Open Mouse and exhibit of the YOMA to be held January 1. Participants will display various activities and exhibits. details include open house and brandy showcase.
Howat Case and Contempt Charge Proceeds in Indiana
In Indianapolis on December 30, hearings on contempt of court charges against Alexander Howat, Kansas mine workers district president, for alleged violation of a federal injunction aiding a coal strike were postponed indefinitely. The action follows miners returning to work in the Kanes fields and places Howat among national and district Mine Workers officials facing contempt actions.
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Indianapolis
Alexander Howat
Kansas
Ccal mi
Munday
Kanes Fields
Howat
Iwos
Hannibal Tire Plant Groundbreaking Set for Wednesday
Hannibal Rubber Tire plant to produce the Mark Twain tire will break ground Wednesday morning on a site approved by the Chamber of Commerce. Burgher Brothers, general contractors, awarded the contract. ground surveying to stake sidewalks. Building cost about 100000 dollars, modernization planned as a daylight plant. Secretary Gibson said operations could start with 300 employees, mostly expert tire builders, by early next summer.
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Hannibal Rubber Tire
Hannibal Chamber of Commerce
Loren Mills
Burgher Brothers
Gibson
Chamber of Commerce
Tire Company
Five Dollars a Quart for Whales Milk Offered
Los Angeles December 30 Capt John B Lovp asks five dollars a quart for whale milk if he starts a whale dairy. An expert on the whale hunt was consulted and a sample will be sent to Arthur de EM Omaha. Elkedge Long Beach members tested the milk calling it newer and more palatable than cow milk.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John B
Ofin
Leon
de EM
Loop
Elkedge
Long Beach
Persian Lovers Imply Hidden Lore Of Teheran Jewels
A fragmented passage notes Persians as famed lovers and mentions Teheran, calling it the city of jewel names tied to its streets. The garbled OCR hints at poetic or ethnographic commentary without clear events or dates.
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Teheran
Emerson Missouri Holiday Visits and Family Gatherings
Dr Hamlin from Philadelphia visited Mrs Kate Schroeder who lives with her daughter Mrs Claude McPike. Several families gathered for holidays, with birthday dinners noted in the neighborhood. People from Columus, Taylor, Quincy and Philadelphia traveled to Emerson for the season and shared meals with relatives and friends.
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Dr. Hamlin
Philadelphia
Kate Schroeder
Claude MecPike
Ruth Higginbottom
Columbus
Marie Parker
Keokuk
Iowa
Scott
Emily
Schallenberger
Hugh Philips
Palmyra
John McPike
Milton Phillips
Hendy Phillips
Rose Marksbury
Mary Phillips
Julia
Mildred Phillips
Lillian Hatcher
Leta
Anna Bailey
Martha Clark
Joy Hosman
Sarah Hayes
Spalding Springs
Georgia Scott
Wm. Faveshon
Roy Cameron
Rose Marksey
Quincy
Eva McPike
Evanda Leach
Ben J. Me Pike
Emerson
O. Db Hutcherson
J. I. Boldridge
Nelsonville
John Hosman
So W. Whillibrew
Durham
Sidney Parker
Ed Yarbrough
Christmas Week Gatherings and Local Travel Notes
A busy weekend with visits between Rockford Illinois and Maywood Illinois. Rob Bett plans Worland Wyoming work and housing ahead of wife and baby. Mrs Milton Phillips and Mrs John McPike with children visited Anna Belle Wiseman in Maywood. Frank Lowe's family joined Ed Smooth for a Friday gathering. Christian Sunday school hosted a Christmas party with games popcorn and candles. J R Hutcherson spent the weekend with Dale Waller near Philadelphia.
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Beulah Yarbrough
Rockford
Ill
Rob
Bett
Worland
Wyo
Milton Phillips
John McPike
Philadelphia
Anna Belle Wiseman
Maynwood
Frank Lowe
Maywood
Ed Smooth
Christian Sunday School
J. R. Hutcherson
Dale Waller
Christmas in Philadelphia Missouri Feels Like Old Town
Christmas joys fill Philadelphia Missouri as a Baptist church hosts a tree event. Residents share holiday visits with relatives in Monmouth Hannibal Kansas City Lethel Palmyra and Ewing. Families Carmichael Shafer Goode and Fessenden are among those gathering for celebrations and greetings.
Matlock and Pangborn Tie the Knot on Thursday
Miss Anna May Matlock and T. In Pangborn surprised friends by marrying on Thursday. Miss Anna Scottig, visiting, and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Kerrick and their son from Palmyra attended the program and Xmas tree in Philadelphia Wednesday evening. Mrs. Russell Phillips spent Friday night with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Schultz, of Nelsonville.
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Baptist Church
N. A. Gooth
Monmouth
Vivian Wilson
Peaster
Dan Phillips
Hamlin
Lillian Tillett
Hannibal
Cecil Schults
Nelsonville
Russell Phillips
J. BR. Lowman
Roy Gunby
Lula
Mary
Lethel
B. Shafer
Palmyra
KB. Jason
John Peaster
N. A. Goode
Tara Tillett
Kansas City
Edgar Eger
Clifton Carter
J. P. Ballinger
W. J. Fessenden
Fwing
SD. Fessenden
Ewing
Mrs. Vickrey
Geo. Vickrey
Anna May Matlock
Pangborn
Anna Scottig
E. M. Kerrick
Philadelphia
Schultz
Texas Wonder Drug Adverts Kidney and Bladder Relief
A Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles, gravel and rheumatism. Regulates bladder troubles in children. If not sold by druggists, by mail, $1.25. Small bottle often cures. Send for sworn testimonials, Dr. B. W. Hall, 2526 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists.
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B. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
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