RIEDEL FAVORS FORMATION OF NEW LEAGUE
Hannibal and Quincy were denied Three-I league franchises prompting talk of a new league. The plan would unite Waterloo Marshalltown Clinton Muscatine Galesburg Burlington and others to replace the failed Central Association. Riedel supports a Missouri Iowa Illinois circuit with strong backing from Frank Boyle and other city reps. timing is tight but feasible within two weeks.
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Hannibal
Quincy
al Tearney
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Clinton
Muscatine
Galesburg
Burlington
Central Association
Frank Boyle
Chicago
Henry Riedel
Ton Lenane
Earl Nolan
Boyle
Riedel
Windy City
Keokuk
Davenport
Missouri
Ilinois
Iowa Cities
Hill
Mr. Rieder
Tearney
Hnnibal
Indiana
Iowa
Ulm
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Ewing dies in town
Jack Thompson Ewing infant son of Mr and Mrs D A Ewing died at 24 East Rock street Monday afternoon Interment will be this afternoon in Mount Olivet cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Thompson Ewing
D. A. Ewing
East Rock Street
Mount Olivet
Hannibal Lawyer Judges Marion County Court in Palmyra
Judge Lewis O Connor of Hannibal presided at the Marion county circuit court in Palmyra replacing ill Judge C T Hays. The opening session handled several matters then adjourned until next Monday when Judge Hays is expected to resume. Hays showed improvement Tuesday.
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Hannibal
Palmyra
Hays
Lewis O'Connor
Marion Courty Circurt Court
C. T. Hays
Hannital
Jacge O'Connor
Eliting
Supreme Court
Elting
Taff
Mahan Elected Head Of Hannibal Union Depot
At the annual stockholders meeting in Hannibal Attor ney George A Mahan was chosen president of the Hannibal Union Depot company R F P Hornish of St Louis was elected secretary The board included George A Mahan D D Mahan P F Hornish and William Bender with H L Penfield reelected superintendent of the Union Station
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal Union Depot Company
Hannibal
George A. Mahan
R. F P. Hornish
St. Louis
George A. Manan
D. D. Mahan
P. F Hornish
Burlington Railroad
William Bender
Wabash Railroad
H. L. Penfield
Union Station
Pike Cafe Changes Hands In Quincy
The Pike Cafe on South Main Street was sold by William and Samuel Glavis to Thomas and John Andrianos, former Majestic Cafe managers from Hampshire Street in Quincy. The new owners took possession Tuesday morning. The American Cafe on South Main will continue under William Glavis with Samuel undecided on immediate plans.
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Pike
South Main Street
William
Samuel Glavis
Thomas
John Andrianos
Majestic
Hampshire Street
Quincy
Glavis Brothers
William Glavis
Samuel
Owens Brothers Open Restaurant in Hannibal
Owens Brothers and Company opened a new restaurant and bakery Thursday in the Draudt building at the northeast corner of South Main and Lyon streets. The eatery, redecorated and attractively presented, will be managed by O. W. Owen who recently moved to Hannibal from Cairo Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Brothers and Company
Draudt Bailding
South Main and
Lyon Streets
O. W. Owen
Hannibal
Cairo
Busch Mo Man Dies In Hospital
James Robert Jolley of Busch Missouri died in Levering hospital Hannibal late Monday evening from pneumonia at age 28. The remains were taken to the O Dun nell brothers funeral home and were brought back to Busch Tuesday afternoon for funeral services and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robert Jolley
Busch
Levering Hospital
Hannibal
O'Donnell Brothers
Poultry Fanciers To Meet Tomorrow
The Northeast Missouri Poultry Piegon and Rabbit Breeder's Association will hold a meeting tomorrow night in the I. O. O. F. hall on Broadway. Important business is to be transacted and a large attendance of members is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeast Missouri Poultry, Piegon and Rabbit Breeder's Association
I. O. O. F. Hall
Broadway
Small Blaze At H. Walker's Home
Fire crews from stations 1 and 2 were summoned to 408 North Fourth Street to quell a small roof fire at Henry Walker's residence. The blaze started from a chimney spark, and fire was extinguished with no material damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Walker
North Fourth Street
Travelers' Club To Give Dance
A dance will be held next Monday evening in Mathew-Columbus hall on Broadway under the Traveler's baseball club of [annibal. Proceeds will buy new uniforms and equipment for members of the team. The club has not yet chosen a manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew-Columbus Hall
Broadway
Traveler's Baseball Club of
Annibal
Theaseball Club
Ben Roland Dies in Kansas City
The remains of Ben H. Roland formerly of Hannibal who died in Kansas City will reach Hannibal this morning and be taken to the undertaking parlors of W. M. Smith from where the funeral services will be held this afternoon. The burial will be in Mount Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben H. Roland
Hannibal
Kansas City
W. M. Smith
Mount Olivet
Judge Totsch Presides Two Weddings in One Day
Judge J R Totsch wed Miss Jessie Andrew and Edward Echon of Ursa Adams County Illinois at 2 30 PM Tuesday in his Center Street office. He also married Ella Meek and Thomas Carrock of Glasco Monday night at his home.
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J. R. Totsch
Jessie Andrew
Edward Echon
Ursa
Adams County
Center Street
Ella Meek
Thomas Carrock
Hlasco
Six Year Old Boy Buried in Bowling Green Plans
William W. Burks aged six, son of Mr and Mrs Robert C Burks, died at 11 50 pm Monday at his home 2610 Broadway after a week of illness. Remains to be sent to Bowling Green Missouri at noon today for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Burks
Robert C. Burks
Broadway
Bowling Green
HAPPENINGS IN HANNIBAL HAPPENINGS IN HANNIBAL
Mrs Morris Tredgdon of Quincy spent a Tuesday in Hannibal with Miss Clara Frazer. Mr and Mrs Thomas Young returned from Quincy after visiting friends and relatives. Joe Hurley of Chicago returned home after a business visit in Hannibal. Lou Hill Burling ton claim agent arrived home from St Louis after an inquest into a Sunday afternoon auto tragedy that killed four. engine crew John Murphy and M T Anderson testified. M K Kelly of St Louis returned home after a Hannibal business visit.
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Morris Tredgdon
Quincy
Hannibal
Clara Frazer
Thomas Young
Joe Hurley
Chicago
Lou Hill
Burlington Railroad
St. Louis
K Line
John Murphy
M. T. Anderson
M. K. Kelly
Edward Brown Dies of Pneumonia at Webb Street Home
Edward Brown colored man died at noon Saturday at his home 02 Webb Street due to pneumonia. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brown
Suerdey
Webb Street
Pike Cafe Hannibal Seeks Experienced Waitresses
Experienced waitresses wanted at Pike Cafe in Hannibal Missouri Apply Pike Cafe Hannibal Mo must be 18 or older to apply seeking reliable servers with customer service skills for busy dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Cafe
Hannibal
For Sale Improved Hannibal Real Estate and Dairy Farm
For sale notice from Plowman and Greenville listing an improved vacant Hannibal area property and a 166 acre dairy farm located three miles from Hasco and Laverton and seven miles from Hannibal, Missouri. Per acre pricing provided by Plowman & Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal Real Estate
Plowman & Greenville
Hannibal, Mo
Hasco
Laverton
Hannibal
Hannibal Eagles Meet Leader Praises Missouri Growth
M. F. Dillon of Kansas City, president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles of Missouri, spoke at the Hannibal Eagles hall on Broadway. Attendance rose and a luncheon followed. Dillon praised statewide growth and urged continued member recruitment as Hannibal prepares for a large candidate class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Head OF Eagles OF
Missouri
Hannibal
M. F. Dillon
Kansas City
Order of Eagles of
Hannibal Eagles
Broadway
Dillon
Eagles
Lodge
Hannibal Lodge
Pulliam pays fine on gambling count
Frank Pulliam, wanted on a state gambling warrant since June 19, paid a $50 fine plus costs after pleading guilty before Justice of the Peace Thomas Hagan. He had fled Hannibal last June, returning only recently as officers pressed the gambling crackdown. Deputy Virgil Helton served the warrant Monday, bringing Pulliam before Judge Hagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pulliam
Justice of the Peace Thomas
Hagan
Pulliam
Southwest
Hannibal
Virgil Helton
Roy Hamlin
Birth of a Race at Hannibal Playhouses features 16000 cast
At Hannibal Playhouses the program includes The Birth of a Race a feature picture with an immense 16000 person cast led by Broadway Star. In Cork Ireland police station attack 200 armed men briefly occupied Castle Martyr Station detaining five officers. raiders seized arms and fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theater
Cork
Ireland
Castle Martyr
Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh relief opens nostrils
Claims a one minute relief from nasal congestion and catarrh. Describes scented antiseptic cream that penetrates air passages, soothes inflamed mucous membranes, and swiftly relieves stuffed head conditions. Urges readers to buy from druggists and use a small bottle for quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Salts of Kidneys or Bladder Bother Remedy
A noted authority explains kidney and bladder weakness stems from uric acid. The kidneys filter acid to the bladder where irritation causes burning at night. Recommends four ounces of Jad Salts daily for two to three days to neutralize acidity and restore normal urinary function.
Illinois constitutional convention discusses 16 new proposals
Springfield, Feb 11. The Illinois constitutional convention held a brief session with 16 new proposals presented, raising total proposed changes to 129. Funds were approved for Mrs. Ethel Sullivan, widow of delegate elect Michael F. Sullivan. Proposals cover taxation, eminent domain, probate courts, and county governance, among others.
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Springfield
Ill
Medill McCormick
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Ethel Sullivan
Micheal F. Sullivan
Chicago
Curtis
Cutting
Gilbert
General Assembly
Dupee
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Cellar Rapids
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Cuthura Gretment
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Coricere Leverdiaries
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Lanes
Judge O’connor
Mahan
Reelect Penfield
Owens Brothers
H. Walker
Maine ST
D. O. K. K. Temple
Knights of Pythias of
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New Canton
Pleasant Hill
New London
Shelbina
Vandalia
L. O. Vaught
Jacksonville
Travelers’ Club
Ben Roland
Judge Totsch
City of Bal
Broadway Star
Illinois
Carine
Fonny Pone
Board of County Commissioners
Fyke
Cook County
Downstate
Horace
Turner Hall
Hampshire
Hentai
O’farrell
Rettig & Bremsers
Veedol
Hampshire St
Quincy, Ill
Quircy
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