Hannibal Women Aim to Land International Convention
Hannibal Missouri women of the Woman's Label League plan to bid for the 1920 International Women's Labor League convention. Three delegates will be chosen at their Labor temple meeting Monday night to promote Hannibal's bid at Chicago’s current gathering. The group, considered among the state’s liveliest, grows more enthusiastic as talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Woman's Label League of the City
International Woman's Labor League
Missouri
Chicago
League
Labor Temple
Hannibal League
Elzea Dunn Hearing Set to Resume Next Friday
In Hannibal Court of Common Pleas Judge A M Waller will resume the Elzea vs Dunn real estate deed dispute over a $30000 property. The case, one of the circuit court’s most noted, has featured 200 summoned witnesses and nine days of testimony, with four days remaining. Plaintiffs’ counsel are Eby and Hulse. defendants are Rendlen and White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Waller
Moberly
van B. Elzea
Francis C. Dunn
Hannibal
Eby & Hulse
Rendlen & White
Bulkley Seeks Name of City Tipster in Vice Fight
Alderman Calvin F Bulkley of Hannibal urges ministers to name the city official who allegedly stopped gambling ten days before the May city election. He says the tip was given and the offender, still employed by the city, should be identified to the police board for action. The statement notes ministers offered no names to police.
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Hannibal
Calvin F. Bulkley
Fourth Ward
Alwauty
Alderman Bulkley
The
Whig
Police Department
Bulkley
Council
Quincy Whig
Winders
Walters
Police Board
Christian Church News
Fie
Renner Weds Oklahoma Girl In Home Ceremony
Charles F. Renner and Miss Elsie M. Lawson were married at 11 oclock Saturday morning in their Baker street home before a large gathering. Judge Allen E. Dent performed the ceremony. Renner lives in Hannibal. Lawson's home is Oklahoma City. Dent also united Wallace W. Hickman and Dulcie Baker of Perry, Mo., at his Center street office Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Renner
Elsie M. Lawson
Baker Street
Allen E. Dent
Mr. Renner
Hannibal
Oklahoma City
Okla
Judge Dent
Wallace W. Hickman
Dulcie Baker
Perry
Center Street
William Bailey Pleads Guilty to Petit Larceny
William Bailey, a Black man, pleaded guilty before Judge Allen E. Dent Saturday morning to petit larceny for stealing five dollars from a woman in Hannover several months ago. He drew a five dollar fine.
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William Bailey
Allen E. Dent
Hannibal
Burlington Pair Wed In Hannibal
Judge Thomas Hagan marries Gray D. Robbins of Burlington Iowa and Miss Goldie Crapser of the same place at 2 PM in his Center street office.
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Burlington
Hannibal
Thomas
Hagan
Gray D. Robbins
Goldie Crapser
Center Street
Hannibal Firm Booms With Hair Removal Product Neet
Hannibal’s pharmaceutical firm on East Broadway, started under four months ago, now nets about 30000 dollars monthly, employs nearly twenty, and sells Neet hair remover worldwide. E D Frier, president, with partner Murray and Carl Shepherd, built the business from Market Street origins to larger quarters as demand soars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
France
China
South America
Philippine Islands
Japan
England
Hannibal Pharmatical Company
East Broadway
Wabash
E. D. Frier
Los Angeles
Cal
Murray
Paris
Persia
United States
Frier
Carl Shepherd
Market Street
Parcel Post
Tutt
L. H. Tutt
Shepherd
Mr. Frier
Ben Roland Admits Guilt on Five Counts
Oakwood druggist Ben Roland settled with Missouri for illegal liquor sales. He withdrew a not guilty plea and admitted guilt on five counts, drawing 40 dollar fines plus costs in two judges courts, totaling over 250 dollars. He was previously acquitted on a similar charge and later arrested after new affidavits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Roland
Oakwood
Missouri
Roland
Thomas S. Hagan
John H. Totsch
Hagan
Totsch
Hamlin
HAPPENINGS IN HANNIBAL HAPPENINGS
Mrs W T Myers and children of the West Side are visiting relatives and friends at Bowling Green Missouri. Miss Della Edwards attending normal school at Kirkville Missouri spends the Fourth of July holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs B M Edwards of North Fifth Street. Miss Nettie Dacy formerly stenographer for attorney E W Nelson left Hannibal recently to visit friends in Detroit Michigan and has decided to live in Detroit and accepted a position as stenographer with a large brokerage firm there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Myers
West Side
Bowling Green, Mo
Della Edwards
Kirkaville, Mo
Mrs
B. M. Edwards
North Fifth Street
Manhunt Near Salt River Describes Missouri Threats
Sheriff Clark and deputies chase Benjamin McCann amid four to five days of terrorizing Salt River residents in Ralls County Missouri southwest of Hannibal. Reports say he has a gun and threatened to kill relatives and set houses ablaze while evading capture with possible aid from friends.
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Sheriff Clark
Ralls County
Missouri
Hannibal
Salt River
Benjamin McCann
Clark
Father Meinhart Assigned To Indian Creek Parish
Rev Father Meinhart former chaplain at St Elizabeths and assistant priest at Immaculate Conception Parish transfers to Indian Creek to oversee the local parish and the church at Stoutsville. Rev Father Fox from Indian Creek will lead the new parish in West Hannibal now under formation.
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Pather Meinhart
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Immaculate Conception
Indian Creek
Stoutsville
Father Fox
West Hannibal
Negro Held For Circuit Court On Concealed Revolver Charge
Levi Harris, a Black man, was charged with carrying a concealed revolver after being arrested by Policemen Bennett and McClenning at the Heinz carnival on Market Street. He pleaded guilty before Judge John H. Totsch, was held to await circuit court action, and could not make bond, jail bound. Harris has been in Hannibal only a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Harris
Bennett and McClenning
Market Street
John H. Totsch
Hannibal Court of Common Pleas
Harris
Hannibal
Mass Meetings In Four Local Churches Tonight
Civic Improvement league formation to be discussed at 8 oclock meetings in First Presbyterian Arch Street Methodist South Side Christian Oak Wood Christian churches. No services in other local churches tonight due to meetings.
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First Presbyterian Church
Arch Street Methodist Church
South Side Christian Curch
Oakwod Cristian Church
Civic Improvement League
Robbery Reported at Hannibal Trust Building
Emmett Mahoney elevator operator at the Hannibal Trust building reported to police that a cigar and tobacco case on the first floor was broken into and robbed of several dollars in currency and cigarettes on the Fourth of July.
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Emmett Mahoney
Hannibal Trust Building
Co operative Society Stockholders To Meet
Hannibal Co operative Society stockholders will meet at the Labor Temple at 3 o’clock this afternoon for an important business meeting. The organization plans to open a co operative store in Hannibal within a few weeks.
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Hannibal Co-operative Society
Labor Temple
Hannibal
Independents To Play Mules At Main Land Field
The Hannibal Independents meet the Hannibal Mules at Main land's Field 1 at 3 o'clock this afternoon. A fast game is expected with Maener for the Independents and Jawker for the Mules.
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Hannibal Independents
Hannibal Mules
Mainland's Field
Maener
Independents
Jawker
Livestock Markets Kansas City Report Courting Week Trends
Kansas City livestock receipts show cattle and beef butcher prices mostly higher for the week with heavy demand for feeders and steers. Hog prices steady to higher amid varying classes. sheep and lambs end the week lower while goats fall. Bulls steady. canners and cutters up to 400 higher. heifers and weaners mixed.
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Kansas City
Market Report Notes Mixed Commodities on Saturday
Two loads of hay sold for 30 dollars each and three loads of oats at 72 cents per unit, plus a load of corn at 1.85 dollars completed Saturday sales on the city market. Prices for hogs remained around 21.50, other markets steady with little change.
Local Markets Prices for Farm Products and Livestock
Local markets report prices paid by Knollenberg Milling Co for new wheat and various grains, hay, and straw. Includes livestock quotes from Anck Brothers, poultry by C K Bishop Co, milling products, oils, and fresh fruits and vegetables from John Musolino Co with prices for oranges, bananas, cherries, lemons, pineapples, berries, peaches, grapes, tomatoes, cucumbers, beans, cantaloupes, and potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knollenberg Milling Company
Anck Brothers
C. K. Bishop Co
Armco
Swift
Blatchford
H. P
Aldo Summers Drug Co
John Musolino and Co
Proposals for Bituminous Coal in Illinois Sealed bids opened
State of Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings invites sealed proposals for bituminous coal delivering to the Charitable Penal Reform Institution and State Normal schools for the year starting July 1 1919. Bids due July 8 1919 at 10:00 am at the Capitol Building Springfield. Bennett and Kohn oversee procurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Illinois
Department of Public Works and
Springfield
Department of Public Works
Capitol Building
Mllnois
Department of Public Works and Buildings
Frank I. Bennett
H. H. Kohn
New Weight Reduction System Claims Easy Loss
A promotional notice touts oil of kerein capsules as a simple fat reduction method. It promises weight loss of ten to sixty pounds without exercise and claims improved health, vitality, and appearance, urging readers to buy at the druggist's and start immediately.
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Hannibal News
Woman’s Label
League of Hannibal
Union Street
N. Raizen
Tom
State OF Texas
Thad. W. Ward
Hampshire
Quincy
L. LoTasit Vhone
N. Loth
Bosra
Unm
Harry Pockas
Prue
Hagenbaumer
Richardson's Rapid Service Garage
Elzea-Dunn
Chas. Renner
Oklahoma
Father Meinhart
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Co-operative Society
Wey
Weilers
N. 5Th ST
Struthers
Strothera Manufacturing Ca
Peoria
Ulinots
Estabashed
Stoc Grau
New York
Hampshire Street
Liberty
Long Commission CO
Grain Commission Merchants
Chicago Board of Trade
Quincy Gas, Electric
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