Man Refuses Plea as Wife Is Fined in Adultery Case
J R Butcher of Muscatine Iowa refuses to hear his wife after she is arrested and fined in Judge Allen E Dent s court on a charge of rooming with William Irwin The couple left their home about two weeks ago and desertion adultery may lead to divorce proceedings in Muscatine The pair pleaded guilty to rooming and were fined with costs Prosecuting Attorney Roy Tramlin urged they leave Nannibal and warned of harsher action if seen again The federal government may take up the matter later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Butcher
Muscatine
Allen E. Dent
William Irwin
Butcher
Irwin
West Side
Roy Tramlin
Nannibal
Irwin Payed Fines After Disloyalty Allegations At Hannibal
The record states Irwin, accused of disloyalty to Prosecuting Attorney Hamlin and Sheriff Mefford, was described as a button cutter who moved to Hannibal for work at a new button factory with Mrs. Butcher. The husband demanded full prosecution. They remained in jail over Sunday and Monday night while Irwin settled both fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlin
Mefford
Irwin
Hannibal
Mass Meeting on Salary Increase in Hannibal
Facts and figures on Hannibal public school teachers demands for higher pay will be shared at a mass meeting tonight in Hannibal High School auditorium. The board has set a $1,000 minimum salary per the Community Teachers' Association and looks at routes to fund the raise for next year’s schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Hannibal High School
Community Teachers’ Association
Martha Washington Party Enjoyed by Damon Club
A Martha Washington party hosted Monday night by the Damon club at Castle Hall on Broadway drew a large crowd. Members of the Knights of Pythias and their families attended, many in colonial costumes. Dancing ran from 8 to 11, followed by refreshments, marking a very pleasant social event for the club and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington
Damon Club
Castle Hall
Broadway
Knights of Pythias
Famillies
Stoutsville Man Dies In Hospital
Stoutsville resident T. J. Rice died Saturday afternoon in Levering hospital. Funeral services and burial will be held there. He leaves three daughters Mrs J D Dowell of Stoutsville Mrs E B Wellen of Monroe City and Mrs C S McKinney of Houston Texas and four sons John Charles Ben and Roy Rice all of Stoutsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Rice
Stoutsville
Levering Hospital
J. D. Dowell
E. B. Lewellen
Monroe City
C.S. McKinney
Houston
Texas
John
Charles
Ben
Roy Rice
Miss Hilt Weds Herman Roland at Hannibal Hotel Parlors
Miss Mary Hilt of Ocean Wave and Herman Roland of New London were married at 9 o'clock Sunday evening in the Mark Twain hotel parlors in Hannibal by Rev. R. A. Jones. Miss May Barkley and Robert Winn of New London attended the couple. The bride formerly taught in Ralls county schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hilt
Ocean Wave
Herman Roland
New London
Mark Twain
Hannibal
R. A. Jones
May Barkley
Robert Winn
Ralls County
South Side Infant Dies of Pneumonia
Virginia Louise Wald schlager six months old died at home 807 Sycamore Street at 8 p m Saturday night burial set in Paris Missouri. Pneumonia listed as the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Louise
John Waldschlager
Sycamore Street
Paris
Work 10 start on new theater here
Hannibal Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles plans a $100000 vaudeville and motion picture theater and lodge home on South Main street. Edward Dubinsky of Kansas City will visit Hannibal to finalize plans and site lies just east of the Mark Twain hotel, despite a deed clause prohibiting a theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal Aerte
Order of Eagles
South Main Street
Edward Dubinsky
Kansas City
Hannibal
Mark Twain
Eagles
John B. Price
Price
Cmpany
Star Theater
Ocourt
Dubinsky
Mrs Peter Koob Dies At Home In Hannibal Missouri
Mrs Martha Koob 46 wife of Peter Koob died at the family home on New London dirt road at 10 30 Saturday night She was born in Gasconade county Missouri and had lived in the area 17 years She leaves her husband four children Henry John Martin and Martha Louise of Hannibal two grandchildren and her mother and step father Mr and Mrs John Debus of Indiana The funeral will be from the home at 2 this afternoon conducted by Rev Theodore Walz Lutheran pastor Interment will be in Hope cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Koch
New London
Ovieek
Peter Koob
Theodore Walz
Lutheran Church
Hope Cemetery
Beatty Seeks Forrest For Canadian Club
Jack Beatty, ex Hannibal Threes first baseman and captain now managing a Canadian league club, writes Forrest in hopes of signing Artie Forrest. Forrest, war hero and Dallas Texas League catcher, plans to join Manager Mam Patterson's Dallas club and departs soon. Beatty resides in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Forrest
South Maple Avenue
Jack Beatty
Hannibal
Diplomas Presented at the Hannibal Courthouse
Memorial services at the courthouse honored World War I fallen with diplomas from Emmett J. Shields Post No 55 American Legion awarded to kin of Hannibal soldiers. The list includes Rev T A Allison New London and many private and corporal ranks. some diplomas yet undelivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Emmett J. Shields
American Legion
Hannibal
Stephen McGlone
Thomas Fox
H. B. Cox
Robert M. Clayton
Missouri
the Legion
Carl Lambrett
Harrison White
HAPPENINGS IN HANNIBAL
Mrs Mollie Jones and children visited her parents in Hannibal and returned to Moberly. Pat Gurry plans to move to Detroit to buy a modern popcorn wagon for street use. Miss Bessie Huston returns to work after influenza leave. Thomas Jeffries travels to Des Moines to visit his brother Frank. Jessie Rittle returns from a visit to Hannibal. M B Barnard returns from St Louis after business in Hannibal. Mrs T T McKinley improves after influenza. Frank Crowe, ill ten days, may resume duties as chief clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Jones
Hannibal
Chestnut Street
Thomas Jeffries
North Ninth Street
Des Moines
Frank Jeffries
Jessie Rittle
Northview
M. B. Barnard
St. Louis
T. T. McKinley
Olive Street
Frank Crowe
Budlington
Soldiers of Fortune at Star Theater Features Star Cast
Star Theater presents the super special Soldiers of Fortune with an all star lineup led by Norman Kerry and Anna Q Nilsson as Broadway Star previews showcase the feature film with standout performances and vibrant production notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theater
Soldiers of Fortune
Norman Kerry
Anna Q. Nilson
Broadway Star
Police raid on Collier Street car ends with nine arrests
Hlannikal police raided a box car on Collier Street near Eighth and Ninth Sunday afternoon and arrested nine white men and negroes for gambling. Judges set fines at 10 dollars plus costs for those admitting guilt. Two youths, ages thirteen and sixteen, were sent to a probation officer for disposition while another man faced default fines.
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Hlannikal
Collier Street
Eighth
Ninth
Ralph J. Smiley
John Mull
Emmett Roomey
John Clifton
Arthur Jarden
Crook Harris
Ralph Campbell
Edward Bolton
Kelly
A. E. Turner
Thomas Mulhern
Charles Bell
James Bennett
Dell
Guy Zinn Shows Slight Improvement
Guy Zinn a Burlington train dispatcher on Union Street has shown slight improvement after days of precarious illness. He first contracted influenza which developed into pneumonia and on Saturday typhoid fever set in, according to attending physicians and family reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Zinn
Union Street
Burlington
Mr. Zinn
Two Couples Wedded By Judge Hagen At Home
Judge Tom Hagen performed two marriages on Saturday evening. He united Miss Bertha M. Mitchell with Richard T. Darby of Burlington I a and Nora Baxter with John McIntyre, both of Hannibal. The second ceremony occurred at his North Seventh Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hagen
Bertha M. Mitchell
Richard T. Darby
Burlington, Ia
Nora Baxter
John McIntyre
Hannibal
North Seventh Street
Mrs. Falkenburg Dies In St. Louis
Lydia Falkenburg of St. Louis, formerly of Hannibal, died at 1 a.m. Monday in St. Louis. She lived in Hannibal until about a year ago when she moved there. No details of death yet. She belonged to Crown and Scepter Chapter No. 1, Order of Eastern Star, in Hannibal, and is survived by her son Joe, her mother Mrs. Second, and a brother C. A. Second, all of St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Falkenburg
St. Louis
Hannibal
Suspend Business In Local Banks In Hannibal
On Monday banks in Hannibal suspended business due to Washington's birthday observed Sunday. Burlington shops closed and several industries gave employees a holiday. Public schools remained in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Washington
Burlington Railroad
Condition of Mr. Morris Improves After Illness
Thomas B. Morris of North Fourth Street former postmaster and father of City Clerk Fenton B. Morris, who has been seriously ill at his home with pneumonia, showed a good improvement Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Morris
North Fourth Street
Fenton B. Morris
Dooley and Donaldson Wedding in Stoutsville Office
Rueben Dooley of Stoutsville wed Miss Zella Donaldson at 1 o clock Saturday afternoon in Judge Allen E Dent’s office on Center Street. Rueben R Dooley, also of Stoutsville, Mo, listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen E. Dent
Zella Donaldson
Rueben R. Dooley
Stoutsville
Center Street
Eagles Will Hold Meeting Tonight in Moose Hall
Hannibal Aerie of the Eagles will hold an important meeting tonight in Moose hall. Several candidates will be initiated into the mysteries of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal Aerie
The
Eagles
Moose Hall
Campbell farm near Bowen and Augusta sale
195 acres farm property between Bowen and Augusta two towns to either side includes one nine room house and one three room house no large barns deep well with engine scales. two and a half miles from both towns possession March 1 Wilson and White 223 South Main Hannibal Mo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Farm
Bowen
Augusta
Wilson & White
South Main Street
Hannibal
Order Meeting Yields Freshments and Membership Drive
After the business meeting refreshments will be served. A membership drive is slowly conducted by the order with some good results appearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order
Marmola Prescription Tablets Promise Quick Weight Loss
An ad touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a safe secret for shedding youth fat. Claims include losing two to four pounds weekly without dieting or exercise, with options to buy at druggists or order from Marmola Co. Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmola Co
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mich
Nicotol Campaign Promises Easier Tobacco Quit
Thousands of men seek to reduce smoking or quit but dread cravings. Nicotol tablets are advertised to ease quitting, curb the craving, and boost nerves. Sold by druggists with a satisfaction guarantee or money back. Heidbreder Dros, Miller & Arthur and Brown & Mays promote the cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicvatel
Heidbreder Dros
Miller & Arthur and
Brown & Mays
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Clara Mills
Walnut
Alman P. Aldrich
Eliza Howarth
Sycamore St
Clarence Howarth
Rosanna Chase
Neal Chase
Amanda Woods
Earl D. Woods
Edna May Curtiss
Lindell
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Henry U. Taliaferro
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Lindell Ave
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J. W. Lee
Racine Clark
Ruby Lou Tillman
Market St
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Wiliam Kund
William F. Kund
L. Marshall
George E. Marshall
Anna V. Stout
Summer St
Henry H. Stout
R. D
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ELA
Karr
John Karr
Merida B. Hadley
Fulton Ave
Hadley
F. B. Jones
Hope St
Fay E. Jones
Hotta W. Flood
Grove
Francis J. Flood
U. N
Elizabeth Murray
Huntington
Jesse E. Murray
John Dunn
William Henry Dunn
Arthandra J. Manos
John C. Stavres
Berry W. Saunders
Ralph Saunders
R. J. Smiley
Hagan
Mr. Morris
Rueben Dooley
Hannibal Real Estate
Saat Daltulah
Ramples
Caiieura
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